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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
June S,h. 1905.
Geo. Wait

TFAS rernnvedfrcm the store he formerly oc
Il 4 cupicd ! brick house on the cross street
leading from the main stssetto Shcckoe ware
house, where he has on hand and offers 20 dis.
pose Of o. n.oderateterms, b, Wholesale,
The JoifOaving articles, VtZ:
Loaf aun 'gnscoys6o Sugars,
n. EngisHd. w laIzud aud Antigua Rum,
Cogniac Barcelona and Apple Brandy,
Ste7sy and Naiags Wine,
Cofsc of 4 suPerior quality,
Molasses, Ginger ana Fig Blue,
YoahS Tyson and Imperial Tea,
100 ssoka liverpool Salt.
Pa,en Shot, asaorled sizes--And
The rcnaindcr of his Stock OF Dry Goods
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season, which he will
either sell IN \ credit Of B 6 and 9 months, for
notes nsgociahie az the Bank Of Virginia, with
nppro7cd enaorsers, or barter for Tobacco
Flour OF Hemp.
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond, 22d March, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
REMOYdL.

NOCT. WILSON has removed
~ tram the Bell Tavern to The Brick House
opposite the sieresof Messrs. ] & Il Gamble
AID Mr.. Neil M'Couh. and the Cd door below
The corner formed by the main street and the
cross street leading from Col Mayo's bridge.
In addition TO hi. former stock, lie has ius, re.
eeived considerable supply of hrticies in the
Apoihecaiy line, al Of which are offered for
sale a'>reduoed prices
Il Is his intention to devote great share OF
his attention personally to his shop
Orders from leishants, Physicians and o.
Tiers, will be faithfully attended to - Families
can be supplied wish Medicines Of every kind.
accompanied wi'i proper inrtruetions as o their
mode Of exhibition.
Richmond Jan 28th, 1906. wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14

In the High Court Of Chancery, May
the 10th, faO1.
Betvcen
Jos.' II. Osvsucet. philerion Hoicorb md
Peisr Johnsse, plsls. =
Ard
Richard 3ibs and CaN,srine Cauiho,ue def,s J
HE defendant Richard Bibb not
4 having entered his appearance and givea
security according TO the AG Of assembly and the
yuies Of this eeurt, aud ii appearing to the salts =
faction Of he court that ne not an nhabitant of
this country: On n,otion Of the ptfs by iheir
cous'sl, II H SrdereF, that The said defendant do
appear here on the FIRST day Of the next term
and answer the bi Of the plaintiffs, ana that
copy Of this order bs forthwiih asserted in sone
nswsraHer in the cry Of Richnead fsy ,vo
roonfhs excessively, aE6 posted at the front door
OF the capitOt in the said city.
Iopy--rege,
u 'tfsnolorr
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
M.1zrsh0Ps Sales.

to be Sold. Cor ready money. under decree
OF the Court of the United States for the
FIFTH Circuit in the Virginia District, :etveen
rhinea' Bond. attorney Tor the creditors of e ze-
liel Edwards, pltt and ID avid Ross and other.
detts IN order TO raise the sun of dolls o67 So
due and payable ON the first day of July 1906. and
the further sum OF dolls 1866 6S, due and pay.
able The hr't day OF snuary 1905. that valuable
end vye.l known estate. in the county of Bote,ourt
called 70 RI WIS, stated by said Ross
10 contain 26oS acres.
The sale viii take place on the premises on
the 9Th dag OF February next
Also. on the 4th day Of March next, sill be
sold, under the aforesaid decree. at the Oxford
Iron works, i" the county of Campbell, num-
Der Of valuable SLAVRS
Ben. Mosby, D. NJ. for
Jos. Scott, NJ. V. d.
January IS. 1906. ,ds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
WIN. II. cABELL.

John TrarbIe was Connected Of Horse Stealing
before the Distria Court Of Washington, in the
spring OF 1905, and sentenced to FIVE years and
I'VE months confinement he was born in Ma
yland is feei ID inches high IS years
old tair complexion light hair; grey eyes
nos niche IN his left ear; scars IN his fore head
and ~ shoemaker by trade
Isaac Harris was convicted Of larceny before
the Dis'rid Court Of Monongalis in The spring
OF loD5' and sentenced totwo years confinement
ne was born in the county of Wood. in this
state is five feet nine inches high. Is years old,
swarihy complexion, dark hair and hazIe eyes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
S. .JACOnS
HIS 70 Y Sill u

Has FOR SALE,
GUN POWDER of superior quality, by the
Keg.
6. J. hauers himself that from his attention
in rocuring this article only of an excellent
quality and the reasonable rate at which he sells
1.-THE will not only merit continuation of his
customers, bn' be enabled to supply (much TO
TIER 5atisfa2ion) AL those who are in the habit
OF retailing it.
Oaober 29th. 1906. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
w. Wardlaw,
HAS REcEIvED HIS FALL SUPPLY OF
MEDICINES

MEDICINES,
HY the ship roia, from J.ondon.-HIso. :.
~ great variety OF PAINTS, VERNISf1ES.
NE DICINES, tJc. &c. And bv tbe .b;a
George, from Liverpool. 4 large supDly OF
VIOLS and SHOP GL6SS.
Those who favor him ssith their or,lers nav
depend on being supplied with every article in his
hn- on the sost liberal terms.
The CT @sns Of Riehnond.are requested, when
they apply at his shop by a child ar servant to
put the name Of the article wanted ON paper, to
grevent mistakes. Wis
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
.fme!,a, Januarp ae. 1aoi.

'7iHfEa, J2NHaTy 20, 1905.
rThKRE UP by the Subscriber early in Derer.
eer. FOUR HoGS, marked with q e,op r.
two Sits IN ihs ieff car, and slit and hail Coz
IN ths ight-APprsssd to ten pounds six,ee'
shiIlings.
~%' jain Robertson.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
Forty Dollars Reward.

I'd UN away from the subscriberliv
aS> ing in Granville county, North Carolina.
in March last, two bright riulatto fellows one
By Che name of HARTLEY. ahoI, IS years OF
age. ehas butitte to say, and appears 10 be We"
r. hnnblei he is = tolerable good Shoemaker
and Cooper, about feet 10 or IL inches high,
and he is = we'll SET negro.-GEORGE is about
IS years OF age. about fee, high, spare made
hu' very alive negro, fond of drink, and very
forward saucy fellow / expect they have OBJ
taued free passes and win endeavor TO pass for
free negroes; i, is probable hey are lurking
bous Manchester tichmond or Petersburg; they
wsre seen " Manchester few days past ANY
person taxing hem ap and combining them in jail
so thar &c, them SHAH have the above reward
or 20 dollars for either paid by the subscriber,
LEWIS HENlNG
June 5.h. 1905. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
[2n)
ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

ONE DOLLAR RE WARD.
CTRAYED or STOLEN from the subscriber in
Otae county of Henrico, SONEEL HORSE,
about feet 3 or inches high, with star in
his forehead. and switch tail. shod all round !;
had on when stolen or strayed, = neck saddle
stained on one side with ink plated uirrups,
with ap'ated curb bride, and knot tied in the
reins.
II Is presunied the said horse was stolen, he
having thrown the owner. on the road Leading
from Richmond to -Four mile crcek-snd after
seen In possession of negro, riding him on The
road to New Kent county ANY person who
will deliver the said horse and saddle to tie CUB.
ssriber shall receive the shove reward, and all
necessary charges psid-and if stolen upon sp-
pretending the chief, the additional reward Of
Five Dollars, on application to
FEB. 5ih, 1905. 3vs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
Notice..

COAth!iErED to The jail of
~ 'his county, about the 9Th of December
Is''' negro mao says his name is on N;
'ha' h. was on his way with HIS master Demp.
esl Nash, moving TO the Tennessee from near
norfolk -heh he left him near ,his county; SAYS
NJ formerly belonged to captain John Bramble,
OF Richmond was sold to Mr.. Nash, of Nor.
io'k says he was hired for the two last wears
by Messieurs VIM. & Henry HaxhaIl, of Peters
burg He Is stout, well made fellow, about
icet III or ii inches high, appears to be abou, "a
years OF age, has had the Small Pox very bad
H"d on when taken up. blue cloth Goa; and
home spun oheckered pantaloonS. The owner is
requested to come forw ard, pay charges g. take
liin away, or he will be dealt with according &c
law.
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
2m) Keebcr of tie eTaiL
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
fashionable Goods.

Ready made White Satin PeIises
----------- varioas dark coloured silk do
--------------- Florence Silk and Satin Spencers
- elegant SouGle Dresses
Rich B.ocades and Figured Sa,tins
Plain Z figured Lenau and Piquet Muslirs
A handsome variety Of plain, CHECKED and sIrip'd
Sarsneis
Ladies Tabour'd Neck Handkerchiefs
- Lace Sleeves and 5houdey Ornaments (;
Which with general assortment Of Reasonable
Goods are offersd Tor sale, atmodera,c prices, BY
NJ & d. MYERS.
Richmond. 24th Dec 1906. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14

" 7 virtue of deed oFtcust exccut-
~ Cd to he subscriber, BY Jacob Maddox, of
Buckingham county, to secure tde PAYMENT OF .
debt due &c James Mu-Iiy. Z co therein express
ed, viii certainly be SOLD, 60 the highest bid.
der.on Saturday the first day of February next.
at New Marker, in Amhers, county. before the
store door ct thSsaid James murphy &c Co.
The relieving Properly, to wit
Lucy asd her two children. Niily and Nancy. or
so much thereof As vii, be sufficient to discharge
the said debt. with ieteres, and charges
John Higginbotham, Trustee.
Warmnster, Dec. 25Sh. 1906. lw
The sale of the above property is postponed
until Saturday the 22d of February next, at
which time and place il vii, certainly be sold,
on the terms above mentioned; the postpone me mt
is III consequence of the above not .ppea, Ing in
the Virginia Argusin time so IA TO give the so
days previous notice required by The decd in trust
Iohn Nggtn5ofhon,, trvsfse.
January 18Th. 1896.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
10 be Rented,

a NEW BRICK HOUSE. two stories high.
4 y with dormer windows, with eight FIRE pla
oes in each tenement. The house was bur to
accommodate two families. u lies on the main
street. on Shockoe hill, little above Major
Wo1e's VIM. DU-VAL.
December is, 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
Ten Dollars Reward.

Ten Dollars Reward.
L AN away from the subscriber in Richmond
: y on Wednesday last, small negro man
well set. with small scar in one of his eve.
brows tits NOT recoeAed which, named IA OK,
sometimes called Jack Aiken. some grey hairs
on his head his dress consisted of double wove
Virginia cloth He was sent from my place Of
residence IN Powhatan, near Hopkins's Tavern,
with cart 10 Richmond. from whence he elo
ped, leaving the cart to the care of boy who
accompanied bim The above reward will be
paid 20 any one who will deliver tho said negro
to me, or secure him in any Jail SO that get
him again.
John Depp.
PO,vhatan Feh. 4th 1906. 2fs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
Joel Johns.
1t
February 5th, 1906
sY THE sovEKKoR or THg COMMUNICABLE
or VIRGINIA,
A PROCLAMATION
FEB. 5th, 1905.

:
M HEREAS it is represented to lie Exoc.
w tive, by the Keeper OF the Pcnte,l iafg,
that wo ofihe prisoners therein confined 10 Vi,
JOHN TRAMBLE and ISAAC HARRIS
have made HEX escape from the PEN ,entirry .
have, therefore thought III with the advicr q {
the Council Of State, 10 issue This Prrc'arar.t.
he,eby Offering areward Of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for the apprehension of each. or
either OF The said prisoners and for their del,v-
cry a, the Psnitentiary and do, moreover. en-.
JOIN all officers, civil and military, and exLort
he good people of the common wealth 20 use
DER hes, eHdeavors to apprsheud and convey to
The Peni' sntiary the said John Tramble and /.
saac Harris,
Given under nay hand, with the Seal of,he
IL SD commonwealth annexed. NJ Richmond
ti'is Sd day Of Febrnay, 1896.
(sigued)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
N0t5cc.
4 Palua6fe Manufacturing MILL
TO RENT.

-
TO RENT.
ON Monday rho oh day OF March next, will
~ he rented to the 'ighesr bidder. for one
year, that valuable Manufacturing and Grist
MILL. in the county of Amelia, belonging TO
the estate Of the late Col. John Royal, de-
Ii is situated near the mouth of never failing
stream, almost Immediately upon he river Ap
pomattox, distant about As miles from Peters
burg, and 40 from Manchester. This mill pos
sesses the great advantage of an abundant sup
ply OF water throughoui the dries; sezssn, and
its local situation i. such as to sord it complete
protection against the highes, freshes we have
YET known. The rol, corn she receives amounts
annually 20 200 barrel. AND upwards There is
one pair of Burr stones and one set of Bclfing
cloths, both of which are of very superior quail
ty, and the whole works have lately undergone
thorough repair. The -four manufs Cured
here and sent TO Petersburg and Richmond for
sale, has uniformly commanded as much. and in
many instances more, than -four made any 4.
other mill.
Attached 10 the mill are about % acres of
land, upon which has lately en- ereefed com.
nodious store and lumber house. coOper's shop,
blscksnnith's shop. stables, and some other out
houses, all of which will be rested with the mill
A mercantile establishments at this place, con.
melted with the manufacturing business, it is be-
heved would succeed very well. The above pro.
perry will be rented upon the premises. Bond
and security will be required TO carry interes,
from the date if not punftunlIy paid.
William ROYAL,
Guardian of the Orphans.
January 9Th, 1866. Tim
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
NOTICE.

III Z Administrative OF James Win
e free. dee hereby gives notice TO ali persons
who have claims agsfn.t the 6ecedsn,. rnat she
means TO close her standardization Is speedily as
possible and requests those who have claims c,
Their by bond, or open acco0ns, 20 afing ,herr
forward properly authen,icated--and those wl.o
are indebted TO the said estate, to make pawn, q,
on or before the second Monday in March ncxt T;
tina, beng the zine when the said admin 81, ark
proposes to make up her account of at1iinsya
ton, and return 10 the county court of Chester
field. All persons concerned are hereby notified
that unless due attention is paid 10 this adver.
tisemens, it viii be Plead in bar against all Shosc
who are in default.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
CoMM1rTED to the Jai, Of this !,

COMMITTED to the jail of this
~ Coan,y. the 18Th oe Deceu,b.r hast,
bnghs mulauo Woman, E.ys her name is Nan.
oy. and tina; she bs1<pEs Mr. Thos Enshes
CT Geo'Sia and vas on her way TO that place,
when 'he e,oped from hin, in this cor,lty lays
She WA paFcha4ed by Thomas Hughes in ,lie
state OF N"ry'and; appears 70 be a,ou, twenty
i've yea'- Of age --rhe owner is lsqrcstcd 20,
c'"'e forward. pay charges a. take her away, or
she viii be dealt with rs Inc law ai,tes.
john Williamson,
Keefe, Of thr JaH
Pricee Edward c. p. Ian 90 1905. %,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
Louisa County, Janury Court, 1905.

Louisa County, Janury Court, 1905.
Macon Bisgers, plaintiff
Hgciast =
Elizabs,h Higgcrs widow and adoiini.,ra -
trix OF David Bigge.s. deceased DGvii :
Terry and Ei!enor his wife. George Mor 2
ris and Sarah has wife, Miles Biegsrs,
William Higscts. Mary Biggers and
James Bisgos, detsnJan,s :
'IlE defendants James Biggcrs not
9 having en'ered lis appearance arr. yiv-
TN secusi;y acceidiiig 80 Law, and the .ru,es of
this court; ana IT appearing 20 the saisi Sion of
the Court that he is not an inhabi ant of his
state Therefore on tine motion of tie claim, If
by his attorney. Is is ordered AID dcc.erd bv.tbe
court that the said deiendan, James Bigsers, do
Appear here on the SECOND Mortiay in Mavne,t
and answer the piaia,iif's bill and that 2 conv
of this order he 70 thwih inserted in some of ne
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for
eight weeks excessively, and published ar
me front door oil ,i's cousihsuse On some eourr
day.
A Copy-Tes,e,
Nicholas /. Po;ndexter, d. c.
WE have for Sale the following
a',iclcs, most of which being consigned. we VII
sen low ''r cash or good sixty days paper.
10 Hogsheads MoIesses.
S do. N. Z. Rum.
~ DarreiS 90. do.
10 do. Liver or Tanners OIL.
! Box Hats.
8 do. Cotton and Wool Cards.
Pipes French Brandy.
80 Barrels Herripgs.
80 rierces Lime.
8 do, Rice.
$ Hosshesds & Pipes Apple Brandy,
Ground Piais,er in barrels.
Shapard s, Lucke.
Ncvernbe, % 1865. wlen
N b. Ground and Fine Salt in Sacks.
LAND FOR SALE.
4 He subscriber wishes tosell oro
ACRES OF land, lying in Cnencrfield county r,;,n;
Tx miles OF Maneheaer- The sdvantsyes ~ nr-.ii
farms near large towns are 70 obvious and CT
" admitted, "a not 70 require particular epp,,r
ration. Any perfon wiihiug to pureb,tc ma e..
the land and know the terms by applying to Mr..
Josh Branch, reidirg in Manshetter. or tbe Oh
teriber' near Buckingham contribute.
Archibald Branch.
- ioVS wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14

TA AMT&D, as House-keeper
Wv ia q iagse family, 20 elderly Lady
~ho can come well scc commended. liberal wa
yes viii be gven. E,squi.c OF the printer.
Nov s. 1908. #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14
Ann Winfree, Adm'x.
Chestet6eld, 2Sth. Ian. 1906 rlONIl
WILL BE Sol

WILL BE SOLD,
a t the late residence Of Samuel Dixon. dec
IL on "Wednesday the 26tk day Of FEBRUARY
(it being Hanover court day. if fair, if not the
next fair day.
All the PERSONAL ESTATE
OF said decedent, consisting of several likely
young Negroes, Household Furni.nre, Shop
Tools. Plantation Utensils. SC &c. Terms Of
safe will be cash for all sums of ten dollars a,d
under; for all sumo above ten dollars c,rdi,
will ls allowed until the 3lst of December next,
the purchasers giving bond with approved .ccu-
rity. The sale will commence at ~ o'clock -
n. .. The above mentioned place OF sale is wrih-
in half mile of Hanover courthouse.
G. w. Dixon, Adm +.
January 30th, 1906 sds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-14

.
Louisa County Court, November
18th, 8o5.
0% aries Barrett. surviving partner of 3
Chad's AID Thes'is Barrett. pltf 3
AGAINST
John hs0nay. heir at law of John Lsmay Z
decd, def Z
NE defendant not having entered his agpear.
ance, ana given security according 30 the ati
Or assembly and the rules cf this court; and il
appearing 10 he ,a'i,foSion of the court, rha,
he isno, aninhabi,ant OF this state: Therefore,
on tina motion cfshe said plsin;if by his attor.
nsy, II - ordered and decreed BY the eoart, that
me fa'a defendant do appear he'e on the second
Monday III March ncxt and answer the ifain-
tia. bin; and ,hS, \ copy of thi, orderbs fotth
VITA inserted in scnie of the nevsraeers pint
81 in lie city Of Richmcnd for eight weeks sue.
cs'siv.iy, ana published NJ The front door of the
comthodse Of this county sorne court day.
JOHN poINpExrER g.
Goochland County Court, 10Th De-
cember, 1905.
Jsnn M'ehie' pit } On an Ir}.mc-
AehiSsT tioa in Lbdn-
john salmon, def. eey.
THE defendant not having entered bis appear.
ance and given security according 10 the aa
of assembly and thu rules Of this cour, and it
appearing 10 the satisfaction of the court that
he IL not an inhabitsut OF this state on the mo
ton OF the plaintiff by his attorney. Ii is orce,.
ed, that the said defendant do appear here and
answer the bill of the plaintiff on or before the
third monesy in April next, aHd that a copy of
this orccr he forthwith inserted fer tw 0 months
wccessivelyin some newspaper published in the
city of Richmond and thar another copy be
posted at the front door ct the courthouse of
this county.
A copy--Teste,
WILLIAM NIILER
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
I'M P OR A N T.
BALTIMORE. March ,.

BALTIMORE, March,.
Capture and Destruction u the French
y =, Vest India Fleet.
On the 2tst Of January, a French .qua.
dron offs sail Of the line, fiiga.e and a
sloop ofwar, Of the following names and
force, viz.
Imperial, Of ls4 guns.
Jupiter, ~ .
Diomed, - .-.
Comet. 49, Sc
Corvette Diligence, 90
under admiral Seigal, from Brest, ar.
rived of the city Of St. Domingo, and
landed 500 men and on the 2sth, they
were joined by,
lie Brave, 81 a
.~ L'Alexandre, ~
Felicite, ~ ~ .4.
They hadlehF France in company with
another squadron Of ! sail Of the line and
frigatc. under the command of prince
Jerome Bonaparte, and parted from
them OF the Western isles j their dssti-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
From tAs Bas.oa Gazette.

tbs wonderful to observe how Justly
the Great Washington ihought and
wrote-even upoa sabjects, which one
would think he could hardly have been
acquainted with considering, that his
beyish days passed in savage war
fare, and his ripper years devoted to his
country in the tented field. The follow
ing judicious, temperate aud striking re-
marks were made BY that iiiustricus Cha
racter ina Lsttsrto Presidenr Reed Of
Penns, lvania, written In the year 1850
i" Every view Of our own eireums.an-
ces ought to determine Us to the most
vigorous efforts But there arc conside.
:rations Of another kind that ah6uld have
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
TWILL be.oldat padlie yeaduv. On

WILL besoldaf pubic vendus. on
w Tuesday the Isl day Of Apriinsxt,
fIJaiir, ifaet, the neat fair lay) at
fie subscriber,s farm on 0peckon ryeek,
a Handsome PAR ef GRd1 HORSES.
nell watched, 1oGag brood Mares. f.ve
Fat Cslps, 1enag Catiit, and some ts-
ceiieaf Milch Germs, sonse Sheep, aRoad
Waggsn, Se.I will aiss sfsr, for sale.
at tie same placr, . 1ouag NEGRO NO
MIN. Ten nsoafAs credit Will b aliar,=
ed, on sioing bond NTH aPprspei ssca-
rify. The .ais loiR begin absut iss
o'clsek. -" s.,E .J0HN LEAE
March II, 1906. -" 20. ="
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14

THOSE indebted 70 the subscribers
i will particularly oblige BY pa, m.nt
oftheir accounts before the FIRST Of April
next. Attention to this request has be-
come actually necessary, to enable them
to purchase supply Of Spring Goods.
MEMINGER & COOPER. =.
Martinsbarg, March ~, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
FOR SALE,

i a TRACT Of LAND in Berkeley
n County, Virginia. containing 500
acres, living on the OPeekon, within 2
miles Of the river Potomak, and between
the aourishing towns Of Martinshurg and
Shepherds. Town. his good lime stone
Land, with toIerabls improvements
thereon, some good meadow and abua-
dance al wood and timber for the sup
port Of the plantations, which are now
rented TO Messrs. John Files and Basil
Gross. This valuable Land will be sold
on the third Taesday in May next at
the court house IN Martinshurg. A part
Of the money must be paid on The day Of
sale, and reasonable credit win be gi-
ven for the balance. Onthe payment Of
the whole, good title win be made %
the purchaser BY s77 b. d.
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neriean vessels in the port. We have
for some time done what we could to
put the merchants on their guard as TO the
consequences which, would probably re.
suit from the sailing Of the secret expe-
dition at New-Yofk Its probable thai.
these consequences are now ON the eve
Of being realized.
A gentleman just arrived at Norfolk
from the HAVANA, says that an order was
issued there before he left that place,
prohibiting the expectation Of Sugars
not Segars As is enormously stated in
some Of the papers. We mention this
to tranquiilze the agita.ed minds Of the
smokers. dm. Daily ado. ]