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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21

;;ourpment, for the Trial OF Samuel
G. Ogden, efq. and col. Smith
A motion was made by the coun-
G., for the defendants, thar a COM
pulfory procefs be ifued, TO secure .
The attendance of Mr.. Madifon, Mr'
Dearborne, MIR. Smith, and other
ab{ent witnefes. In the courie OF
the alteration to which this motion
gave rife, Judge Patterion read a let
ter, (figned by the gentlemen above
mentioneda Eating, that the Prehdent
Of the United States had conmuni-
Gated 70 them his decided opinion,
that The tysjSnt Etaetior stfPnbic efair',
,vonH not admit Of their GBtsnee from
tbe feat Of govTnment. The Court
decided that, in c'der to determine
the propriety of granting comPulio-
~ procefs, it was necefary to hear
the nature and extent Of the teitimo-
NV expeaed-and that, although the
Judges were ready to hear the mo-
ton difcufed, yet they could not de-
eide upon it, until they had -deci-
dcd a prior motion, offered by the
DiRria Attorney, the difcuilion Of
which was pohponed until this day
WARRINGTON, JULY z.
The following is a copy Of a letter from Gem
modore PkEELE to the Secretary Of the
Navy
Portland, June, II, 1895.
SIR
By Lieutenant Jones, Of the
Navy, l had this day the honor to
receive your letter of the 18th alt.
accompanying Could Medal truck
in purfuance Of refolution Of Con-
grefsofthe3dMarchl So5emolematical
Of the attacks on the town, batteries
and naval forces Of Pripoli, b. the
fquadron under my command. You
will be plealed to communicate to
the PRECEDENT Of the United States,
that accept with gratitude this hon.
orable tefimony Of The Appreciation
Of my Country. And | pray you
be aaured that am truly fenfible Of
the very handfome and obliging man
ner in which it has been preIented.
/ have the honor TO be,
With the highelt refpe6t,
Sir,
Your mott obedienr fervant.
EDWARD PREBLE.
Hon. ROBERT SMITH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21

4
J attack, of the perlors with whom ne
! has connections in Caracas, ana
the names of the Spaniards in this
country who fhared in his ichemes
and expedition, in fact all the ma
terial information | may be pohetied
of, the knowledge of which may be
ufeful to the Spanifh government
for the prefervation and tranquility
of the provinces Miranda has IN
view to revolutionlze.
When the Marquis De Gaia Yru-
10 takes difpafTionate view of the
circumstances connected with gener-
al Miranda's Witt to Wilmington, his
fubfequent conduit here, and clearly
afcertains that the psTfons accompa-
nying him in the Leander, were not
informed of his projects and plans ne
will permit his benevolence to expand
and fhelter all thofs taken IN the
lchooners, from harh treatment and
unmerited punifhment,he will induce
the government Of his country to
view the qucftion in other lights than
thofe which may tend to expoie it TO
more fevere animadvertions than
have hitherto been made, or to the
routing of that fPirit of indignation
and rcfentment, which, if once per-
mitted to BURT forth, cannot fail ct
being attended with ftrong marks OF
juf revenge. I
With refpea to my fon, he was
not made acquainted with the plans
of general Miranda, he went with
him as young companion, to fhare
his fortunes and his fate, he was ac-
companied by fome of his friends ca
pable Of deeds of hardihood and va
lour-Worthy their worthy
his caufe.
Whatever may be the ftuation
and fate Of the pertons taken on
board the fchooners, can never ia
city fanetion the lalh Of tyranny on
his a1ocia;es, and flatch my fon
from a participation in their fate,
whatever il may Be. Nothing but
the Marquis's want Of an acquain-
lance with me can plead in execute
for the indelicacy Of his proportions.
Do me the tovor, my friend, to at
fure him, that were in my, fon's
lituation / would not comply with
his propofals to fave myfelf, and |
would not caf 70 great an indigni-
ty upon my fon, my family and my
felf, as to lelter him under the
ihield of infamy and diGg4aee,-~ |
have no doubt the Marquis Will give
iuch advice to the governor of Car
raccas, and make luch a ftatement
to his king, (by whom | may have
the honor to be perfonally recollect-
ed> as will induce them not to tar
NTH the dignihed character of the.
Spanifh nation, by any acts of pai-
fion and barbarity connected with
the preient cafe.
am, dear fir, with great refpea,
Your obedient friend and
Humble fervant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE.

Paris, (OrforR county, J1ly II
a number Of FEDERAL REPUBLI-
CANS from this and the neighboring
towns, convened at the house Of DAA-
TEL STowEL, esq. to hail with 10Y and
homage the thirtieth anniversary VI Az
merican Independence. z. SoUlfi
esq. was called to preside.
ghe following toasts were drank 49,
|. The Jolath Of yFuly, I775-A
speedy return to the genuine feelings
of that day.
2. The Federal Conat5tution-May
1t survive its zgounda and,Iike the oast
gather strength from its concussfoas.
8 Congress.-Less flrofeS5;cn Of q
economy and more Practice.
q The memory Of Washingt9r.--
May the calumnies Of CALENDER, Pait
and Duane, and those Of their tatroHs
night the pile on every altar erected to
his praise.
5. Jain .fdap.e-Enioying in retire
ment' the rich income Of public grai
tude and esteem.
9. The Observation-Disclosures en-
emies become weak, and its frierds
continue Sfroas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21
I5p the @ails.
CHARLESTON, 4. c.) July l..
MUNGO PARK.


We are forty to communicate to
our readers, the death Of this enter
priGng and indefatigable traveller,
whole refearches inAfrica have been
read with 70 much ayidity, and have
afforded 70 much inltruaion. He
had been amply fupplied by the Bri-
tiGh government with every thing
necef1ary to render his fecond tour
through the interior of that country,
of the higheit benefit to mankind.
He arrived at Goree, in Britifh
fhip of war, in the month Of March,
ISoS from which he afceRded the
river Gambia, with about forty atten-
dants,provided with portable canoes,
and every thing necefary to render
their travels eafy and fpeedy-they
had penetrated about 1900 miles in
to the interior, to place calledSego,
which Mr.. Park has defcri5ed in his
former Book Of Travels. The num-
Der of his attendants had been redu-
eed by ficknefs and death to three,
executive of himfelf ;-thc King of
this place after carrying him into
every part of the city, which is wal
led in and con6dered the largeft in
Africa, and ihewing him every curl
oGty which it afforded had cruelty
and brutally murdered him, together
with his attendants. This intelli-
gence is furniihed US by gentlemen
recently from the Rio Pcngus, who
received the information from ira
ders from the interior country, and
on whom reliance might be plaeed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21
La.cst 3cTgigu ntDs.
~ an arrival AZ Halifax, on the 9Th inf.
LONDON, JUNE 2.
a. 80 49, ~.

Nr,s FrenrB NzUaI Orders.
The following circumstances, it
IS faid, can be attefted by every of
Seer and man or board Sir John
Warreu's -lquldron- When the
Englih force under that gallant Of
ficer had put into St. Jago, afser the
capture Of the Marengo and the
Belle Poure, admiral LIMOS requef-
ted Sir Johns permiiIion to ailem-
bic the French Officers, for the par
.Bofe Of reading 10 them all Imperial
Itdi6t, which he had by. him for
foms time, and which materially
affected his and their mterefs. The
Englilh Admiral having accordingly
aflented to th4s demand with all that
.urban,ty and Poiitenefs which diff
tinguiih him, the French Officers
were got together to the amount of
nearly TO, when the inarument in
'queRion was read TO them by Admit
raj LIMOS. It began by reciting,
that his Imperial Majefy, Bonapar-
te, having had ferrous caufe of cha
grin and dijpleafure at the repeat
cd checks and difafters his naval
force had hitherto experienced in
the CONTEXT with England, was de-
tcrmined that it lhould undergo a
thorough reform Then, after ma
ny regulations for the better order
ing and conducting his navy in
time Of hoRility with other powers,
and for the excitement Of his failors
TO heroic deeds, it concluded by fla
ting, that in future all officers of the
navy, who were captured by the en-
envy, hould be from that moment
reduced 70 one-feurth Of their actual
pay. 6 And you, gentlemen, there
fore" continued Linois, I" with my
ielf, are hereby 70 reduced, and mutt
1hift as well as we can with the i.tle
that remains"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21
PROM NAPLES, ApR1L &c.

This morning 1000 French let out
for Gaeta.-The corps of minors is
arrived under the walls of that place
whole Reduction, it is expected, will
foon follow.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21
FROM VENICE. MAY :.

We fill are blockaded by the enc
my in the mean while they work
night and day in our arfenal at equip
ping hotilla, which viii be more
than fuhcisnt- TO drive away the
enemies fhips. As foen as the
Rrfiians fhall have evacuated Carta-
70, Cora, Zante, &c. will be attack
ed, as the Seven lies formerly be-
longed to Venice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21

lie is In a very dIifcult and disagree.
bic situation. He trusts every body
he knows not now his money is scat
tered every where, he hardly knoss
where to look for il. lis paper, hi,
ink, his presses, his types, his living.
all must be punctually paid for.-Yo1,
Mr., and Mr., and hGndred
others that / could name, have taken
Mrs Paper f; you, and your
wives, and your children, and your
neighbours, have been amused and In
formed, and | hope improved BY tiff
you miss one paper, you think very
hard of the Printers or the Post for il,
for you had rather go without your
best meal, than without your paper
Have you ever complied with the con-
dition Of the Subscription : Have you
contributed your mite to repay him lcr
his ink, his paper, his types, his press
es, his handwork, and his head work
If you have not-go pay him Of, aud
SIN no more"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21
@isffIlany.
From tie ~. r. Dai5 Aavertiser.

Mr.. EDITOR,
The following il letter received from valu-
able friend, with my anfwer thereto, which
you will be good enough to give place
IN your paper. ". 5. SMITH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21

Orders were iflued on Saturday
morning from the Admiralty, to fit
out eleven fhiPs of the line, out Of
thole IN ordinary,at the Geyeral ports,
with all pofible expedition.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21

eU" Town customers who are In
debted for the paper and advertising
will be presented with their bills in the
course of the present week.
sC7@ Northyarmouth Subscribers
viii have their bills lodged at the Store
of MIR. Nathaniel Jenks.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21

The last accounts from England con-
radict the report otthe adjustment Of
the differences between Great Britain
and Austria.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-07-21

G4N0ON~ W. ~
The u. S. Circuit Court met in
this city ysiferday, agreeable to ad-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
200 excellent Sailed Hides.
Briaol, r. /. April s, 1906.
NATHANIEL DEARBORN,

Boox-S1LLER q SrArIontR.
No. II, 7bames. Street, otpe/fte Mr.. To-crjtsds
Cefte-Hou/t. is continually reeriUing aSaitior'
10 bis Bo0k Store, and ar be 6kIt all bn backs,
his esaomen may dtpend or f,org bindiHg-n04O
on baza,
NGORSE'S Gazetteer, 2 volumes,
1Nl New and improved edit. Letter Writer.
Improved edition of Perry's Dictionary, up
ward, of a thoufand more words than any
formsr edition,
All of Lindlcy Murray'' very valuable works,
Church Prayer Books, elegant and plain,
Watts Palm, aud Hymns, do. do.
Adam Latin Grammar,
Scott's Leiions,
Element, of Ufeful knowledge, vols.
Wslfh's Mercantile Arithmetic,
DabolI',, Root's, do.
Farmers Amausck for 1906,
A Variety of Elegant Books for Children, with
A great variety of SCHOOL BOOKS, whole
fale and retail. very cheap.
Stationary, Of all kinds.
Black and gilt edged Letter, Billet, and Common
Payer, per Rean or Ouire.
Excellent Drawing Paper, s cents lheet.
Imperial, Super Royal, Medium and Denny Pa.
per.
Oui, bef quality, from No. to IS.
Red and Black lax in vial'.
Ink Powder, doz. or fngle.
States, a great variety.
Lead Pencils, Sealing Wax, Waters, InkAand',
Memorandum Pocke, Books. sc. SC.
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
OF all Gze,. good paper, well bosnd, and cheap.
BOOK. BINDING,
II all iu branches done with elegance, dura-
bility and difpatch. Specimen, may be ieen at
the Bindery, No. IT, Thame'-Suest. It
Newport, March I9, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
TIL: JEFFERSON.
AN ACT

AN ACT
Declaring TIE town of jerfey, in the fate OF
New -Jerfey, to be port OF delivery and
for erecting light-houie on Wood Hand, or
FletcheI's neck, in the fate of Maaachuiet,s.
DE ii tna6t< BY The Senate ard Haafe sf Re.
ID s,,jtnf4tiuet ef ibe United Siafes gf .4mt,ea
in Congy,f qgcmbied, That the town or landing
place OF Jetiey, in the fate Of New J.hey.
fhall be port of delivery, to be annexed TO the
diftritt Of Perth Amboy, and mall be fubjed to
the fame regulations and reRndious as other
ports of delivery in the United States. And
there fhal be appointed furveyor to rehde at
the fsid port OF delivery, who ihall be entitled
to receive, in addition TO the other emoloments
allowed BY law, ialary Of one hundred dollars
annually.
SECT. z. Asd Be IL fsyibey enaaed, That
the iecretsry of the treafury fhsll be, and he i,
hereby authorized aud required, To caufe good
and efficient light houfe to be erected on Wood
Iland, or on Fletcher's neck, 10 the diarid of
Msine lfcleeiing either place, a, the Prehdent
Of the United States may deem moft eligibe)
aad to appoint keeper, snd othe'wife provide
for fuch light houfe, a, the expcnfe Of the Un-
tied State, P,vviltd that iofhcient land for
the accommodation Of fuch light houfc can be
obtained at a reafonable price, and the leg,ls-
ture OF MaIsehsfcit, fhall cede the jerifdi6tion
over the fame to the United States. And the
fam OF hse ,houfand dollan ], hereby approPria-
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
NATH'L MACON,

Sps0kt, eftbr Rosjt sf StbrcJssfSfivsi.
GEO. CLINTON. Pirt- PreJfdenf s
he y. S. and P'cfacsf q lSr Srnafs.
MaRcH s, 1900.
Approved,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12

ted FOR the erection OF iad light houie TO be paid
at ct any monies in the tIe,fury. no, ether
,sile spotourjated "a
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
7be BAKING BUSINESS,
FOR SALE BY
lanes DIV 0lfe,


Il pipes.
Ciaret WINE, ola fuperior quality, in cak'.
d.. ~ Boxes o. 80 bottles each.
OIL OF Olives IN boxe, OF IL bottles.
Excellent Imported Beaver HATS, and
A few Bags of ALMONDS.
Biaol, April II. 500.
HAVANA SUGARS 8 HIDES,
On reajSaA6h terms 0s@ liberal eredif J0, oPp'sV-
ed Eea,iJ.
] oHv D'WoLFs g HsRsEY BRADFORD,
II wa for Sale, 1000 boxes ahoried Hav-
Il 4 anna SUGARS, of iupeuor qu1Iity.
now landing from on board the fhio Androm-
ache, at the wharf of Capt. john D'Wolfe -
They will contratt to deliver iaid Sugar. in Bof
too, fhould the purchateu with it.
ALSO
400 excellent Sailed Hides,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-06-12
MosEs 81 WILLIAM THURsToN,
2r,Hrs fb,ir z banks

L al, fer their cuAom the lat year, hoping
for con!inuance-s, every attention will be
paid 70 the puGneis, and the imaileR favor CRATE
fully acknowledged. They now Offer at whole
fale or retail, at their old Aand, No. zs, Broad.
Street. -oppo6re the Hay-ScaIe;, the following
articles, VIZ.
Jamaica, l Loaf,
NJ England '-1'''' Blown,
Cherry. Flour.
Gin. Rains.
s:,g',;G, SosGi,e' Brandy. S,"set: S",Sr:,
Saa,y. S,s5s. Wines. F:atisfi.,. F:1Rsii
M.iapa, | Chocolate.
M,,sHes. Cocoa Shells.
Vinegar, by the hid. SPauiih Segar,
or barrel. box.
s:::::'s. s::::: s;:::: TEAS.
Tose,A., With number Of other articles.
Dry Goods and CrOcksry-WArs.
coo VT. warranted falt pe,rcd HAMS.
ftkins Hogs Lard.
4 10. Butter.
The BAKING BUSINESS,
Is carried on by chem In all It's branche'.-
Thcy conRantly keep on hand, Pilot, Navy,
and Ship BREAD. foficient to fupply any
veH.l at the ihortea notice, snd on the NOR
reaiooable terms-Vartan,ed equal TO any bak-
ed in this State, or imported from the South
ward, for kccpng during the longea voyages.
Nsyport. March IS, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
: YOUNG MATCHLEsS.

ENT7ILL stand this season At my plan
w tation near Martinsbarg, on Mon.
day, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
in each week, and cover mares At four
dollars the season, two dollars the sin-
gle leap, and eight dollars 10 insure q
foat7; the money for the ssasonto he paid
the first Of October, for the single leap
when the mare il covered, and for in.
surance when the mare proves with foal.
YOUNG MATCHLESS was rot
By Col. Burwell's Matchlsss, ana
Matfhless BY his celebrated horse Em.
peror and his dam by Capt. Jacob Van
doren's Old Snap. Young Ma,chles.
i an elegant daPple gray, sixtesn and .
half haeds high, ere years old this
spring, and i well calculated for either
saddle o. draft 81. i, i n
ABRAHAM CoRRELk.
March -, lsos. - y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
THE Blue DUN.

*XI11LE stand this season at tie plan
w ta.ion whereon Samuel Christy,
dec. formerly lived, about Eve miles from
Martinsburg. the thrse 6rst days in each
week, and The three last days in each
week at the subscribers plantation Oh
Opeckon, one mile below Menner mill,
and cover mares at four dollars and q
bushel of oats the season, two dollars the
single leap, and eigh, dollars to insure a
foal ; the money Tor the season tobe paid
the 18th Of August, for the single leap
when the mare Is covered, and Tor insu-
rance when the mare proves with foal.
The Blue Dun, 10 horse Of that Coz
loar, full seventeen hands high, FIVE
years old, is about one half Of the dray
btesd, and better calculated for draftthah
any horse in Berkeley County. Fnmefs
wishing, to raise strong and seryieeable
horses, win never have a better oPpof.
tunity 20 do so than the present one.
] he season willbegin' the 6rst Of April
and end the last of June. Great atten-
ton will be paid, but I viii not be &C.
countabie for accidents. it,.
= -ts..Gs:zZACHARIAH MILLER.
April4, 1905. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
YOUNG CLIFTON,

TTTILL stand this season To- cover
w s7luarSs AT Are. Knots's tavern In
Sharpsburg. on Monday and Tuesday
in each week, aud the tour last days 10
each week at my st..sle in Shepherds
Town, AZ the moderate price Of six dol
lars, pay able on the first Of September
next. bat FIVE deilars will pc taken If paid
within the season four dollars cash for
the single leap rs soon as ,hemare is CO.
vered; andtensdoilars for insuring the
mare with foal. which Is to be paid as
soon As the mareis proved to be With
Young Clifton is full fifteen hands and
one inch high, Ave years old this spring
and Of brown colour he was got by the
noted horse Clifton, which was imported
BY governor Thornton Of Maryland, his
dam was got BY Belmont, and she came
out Of = mare that washalf Of the dray
breed and half bloodsd. Young Clifton
has gotyery handsome cola 10 the neigh
bourhood Of Boon .. borough, Maryland;
! think II therefore unnecessary to men-
ton any thing further respecting this
horse, As ! expect every person viii wish
to see him before they send their mares;
and there Is not the least doubt but that
his figure will be 4. sufficient reeommen-
dation to every impartial Judge. The
season to commence on the list day Of
April next, and to end the list day Of
July. I will not be answerable for any
accidents " ha,sver that may happen.
~. -. ~ JACOB LONG.
March as, 1906. = :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
Berkeiey, s..

!. Berkeley, s..
+. february CsxFt, 1905.
LeUi HedshGrr, adam S. HensharD, 70.
nathan S. HenshaIv, Warrington
HenshaSu, William S. Henshap, and
Uri0h HenshaID, dcvisees Of William
HenshazO, deceaseG, Csmti0iasnts,h
r -. F. : Fl: Against - ;'~. -
Nicholas Hensha1p. Samuel Gardner,
LeIpis Moore, Seth Duncan and Ru-
aRnah Ills sUife, Defendants. zrs.1+ -.
: : : y s.s...r= = In CHANcERY.
THE Djsudanis. Nicholas Hen
/. i shazp, Samuel Gardney, Lesvis
Moore, Seth Danca,. and Radnadh Ms
sUits, nat Aapiag entered their APPEAR
ance agreeable 20 an ACT Of Assem6ly and
the rules q shis Court, and 10 aebearigR
10 the satisf Factions effke Court, that they
are NOT inhabitants Of this Commonwealth,
on themotion d fhe mpiainanfs by their
Counsel, Il Is ordered that fhs said De.
fsndanss do appear here on the Monday
afisr the tbird Tuesday In Abrii meat, TO
ansuUer ne biz efthe Complaiaanfs, and
that q copy Of this order Be fsrth.sith in
seytedin the Berkeley and sc erson IN
seiEgeneer, for rue months siiceessipeiy,
and Pubiished a. tie door Of the Court
Honse Of the said County :. -.
ACePy. Tssfe, ...r%v..1r...s. =.
:: DAVID HUNTER, c.R.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
FTyE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
u AN away from the subscriber On
n Sunday last, Negro Man named
Jim, alias Jim fackson, but better
known In ibis county and Jefferson BY
the name Of Fyer 3im he is about $
feet 9 or 9 inches high, about 20 years
old, has round Rat face, Of averydark
colour, and 10 stout well made fellow |;
he Was lately confined 10 the Martinsburg
iail from which / relieved hin. He has
slorscveral years past bowed the 6ts for
the militia companies about Martins
burg and other places, on which he per.
forms very well, & plays the fiddle also:
He had on an old surtout coat made OF
gray coating, ovefalls and waisteoat Of
the same cloth, Il pair Of about hall worn
shoes, split down the. vamp owing to
their being too small, and stockings, and
probably other clothing with him. l
will give the above reward to any person
who will return said negro to me, OF
eoa6ne him in berkeley or Jefferson
County Jail so that get him again.
~, ! RODENT CHRISTY.
Berkeley Cointy, March 10, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11

The snbsc,ibcr mill sell at public vendIe,
p. at lis house in Marnnsbn,g, on FRI
dav TIE 1sfh sf ApyH next, ?.
= A SECRETARY, Bureaus, and Ia.
n bles, an 9 day Clock aud Case, and
Redstsads, al new !; Chairs, two good
MilehE Cows and the w ood-W ork ofa
newlight Wsggen, with many other ar.
ticles TOO numerous 10 rnsntion. Six
months credit ~ill be given, On bond
with approved secsrity. The sale will
begin about ten o'clock. =, .
= March -, 1906. ;
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-11
New Goods.

THE subscribers have just received
l. and are now opening general as-
sortmento Of FALLGWLNTER GOODS,
together with a full supply Of HARD
WARE, SADLERY & CUTLERY /;
also, QUEENS. WARE, GROCE.
RIES, LIQUORS and TEAS, Of =
superior quality aitofwhieh have been
selected from the last importations. and
are offered for sale At their store, 'front.'
ingthe market house, at the most redu-
ced prices for Cash or Country Produce.
H. LEWIS & ROBERT WILLIS.
Martinsburg, November -, 1905.