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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
F1rm the Baltimore Ameyican*
government


AS long lince as four or FIVE days
we heard it runored, that the Mar
qus Yrujo had received orders from
his mater to igGf on having his min
literal functions again recognized by
our government-and il not accredi-
ted to demand paaport; and aban-
don the country.
However, if, after the reprehen-
Gble and iAfolent conduit of Yrujo,
and the manner it was noticed and
refented, he ihould offer fuch an in
fult TO our government by authority
from his own, we firmly calculate,
that fpirited and dignified tone
will be unaffected by the execu-
tive, which will not ONLY continue
70 reject YruJo, but hurl defiance
into his treth and thofc of his
mater and his matters NADER too, if
the latter fhould be leagued in a
meafure. 70 holti'eto the honor and
independence Of our country.
! n democratic paper.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
MIRANDA.

Hred.
MIRANDA.
We 'eara BY the brig Ontario, in
20 days from Curacao, tia: Gen.
Miranda had effected landing at
Coro but was afterwards defeated,
and obliged to re-embark.
Capt. Brown informs, that It was
reported at Curacao, that Miranda
landed at Coro on the 10th Of Au-
guh, without meeting any rchitance,
and took poGelion of the fort and
town but was afterwards obliged to
reIinquifh his poft ;-and that on the
roth he was at the iland Of Aruba.
Since the above was prepared for
prefs, we have received the follow
ing extract Of letter, datedCurracoa|
18th Auguft -" | take the liberty
of acquainting you, that we have
yeferday received by an exPreGs
from Coro, the certain news of Mi
randa having landed there three
weeks before, 2 fhiPs briggs and 2
fmaller veilels, and after feyere, en-
gagement with the Spaniards, been
routed, and had to take to his fhips
Nobody knows what courle he af-
forwards took. ! mention you this,
TO be cautieus, nould you undertake
any bUfinefs on the Maine, as | fear
the American flag will not be 70 we'll
received there now as It was former
ly."
RsPe7 far Cogfitated Aatbosifies =
AT an entertainment given in New
York fate, after His Excellency Gov
LEwIs-who was elected by the
democrats about two ihor- years
foce-was given for toalf, fome
democrats present called out to the
muhc to play the RQgn@s March.
We have it from highly refpeaa-
bic authority that the dilcontents Of
the inhabitants Of New-Orleans and
Louiliana have riien to fuch height
as not only to render the PRECEDENT
exceedingly unpopular, but to have
fubjeaed his conduit to animal
verfions little conducive to his in
tereit there, and It'll lefs gratifying
to his pride.
[Peqpls'5 Fyiend-N. 1ort]
UTICA, SEPT. 2.
Stacking a,Drdsy. On Wednesday
evening Taft, Mrs. Sarah Hallock,
wife Of Mr.. Henry Hallock, of Weft-
moreland in this county, and daugh-
ter Of Mr.. Richard French, Of Sand
isfeld, Maaachuletts, woman about
twenty FIVE years Of age, murdered
her four children, and put period
to her own life. The particulars of
this melancholy affair, as we are in
formed, are that Mr.. Hallock, the
huiband, was from home during the !
day, in the courfc Of which his wife !
went to one of her neightors on
fome builnefs, but nothing unufualwas
obferved in her conduit or appear
ance. In the evening when Mr. II.
returned, he found the horfe defer
ted, and after waiting fome time
and no one appearing he became a.
harmed. His neighbors were imme-
diately called, & after iearching fome
time, the bodies Of the four children
and the mother were dilcoversd
lying dead in corn field, about for
ty rods from the houfe, with their
threats cut in a fhocking manner.
The mother was found near her ell
def child, with razor, the fatal in
ttrument which fhe had ufed, near
her, and the other three children
within the diilance of a few feet
The children were all daughters, the
eldeit about fever years Of age, and
the youngea an infant Of ten months
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
HOSTILE APPEARANCES.

10th init.
HOSTILE APPEARANCES.
Extra7 Of a letter from gentleman at
Nafcbez to tia Editor, dated Anguf
I'd, 1906.
/" On or about the 18th of July
ult. a detachment of Spaniih troops,
conGlting of 3o3, under the con-
mand of Capt. WAND, the comman-
dant Of Nag0ascbe5, and Inspector Of
the troops of his Catholic Maiety in
the Interior Provinces, arrived at the
Caddo village, near Red River, a.
bove Natnbit0cbe5, demanded infor-
nation relative to the exploring par
tyunder the direction of Maj. FREE
MAN, which had pahed the Caddo
village fome days before ; cut down
and carried away flag Of the Uni
ted StafeJ, which the Caddoes had
hoilted iii their town, informing
them that the flag of the United
StateS had no ;bufineis there and that
that part Of the country was within
the dominion Of Spain, and forbidding
the Caddo chief in future from hold
ing talks, trading or having any inter-
course whatever with the Americans
after which the Spaniards took
their departure in purfuit of the ex-
ploring party and informed the Caddo
chief that they were going to take,
kill or drive them back.
" We have likewife accounts from
Bayan Pierre, of the arrival at that
| place Of Col. FERARA, late governor
Of Montrey, with fix companies oi
cavalry, iaid to contain one hundred
each ;with leveral pieces of cannon
and that feveral companies of troop:
more are on their way from 81. An-
t,sis.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

From The IT, StateJGszefte, Sfpk. g.
We are informed that the Marquis
Yrujo Gct off in his carriage yelterday
morning for Baltimore, as is fuppo-
fed for the purpole Of prelenting him
felf with his new credentials to our
government.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
Shorthand,
September %, 1906.
- @CCffc0fGCft5@--
Latef fran Eurotr.

L-HLDf J|WH t-lf LfT'
An arrival at Eew-york has farnifhed
French accounts to Augult OH.
- Peace between RuiIia and France was
fgned al Paris July 20, but the articles had
not been made public.
~ Lord Yarmouth had arrived al Paris.
but i does nor appear that he fufzins anr
public character,
~ Communications are fill KEEP, up be-
tween England and France, of pacific na-
iure, but nothing is fuifsred to tranfpire by
which the quenion Of war d peace can be dd-
termined.
- The brave garrilon.of Caeta, capitriz-
ted the 9Th Of July, having WITHHOLD an az
tack Of eleven DAYS with open trenches, dur
ing which time sOo,OoOlbs. .. powder were
expended. .lrt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

and the deitruttion Of their befiegine
batteries, which had colt them feVeral
months to erect. The Prince Of
Hefe demonitrates that he is not a
MACK, and that Gaeta is not Ulm.
A letter from Paris. July 10 1896
fays )" notwithstanding negotiations
for peace are on foot, you may calcu-
late on the contin uancc OF war.---
This allure you from the opinion Of
the bclt informed men in this quarter.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

4 juit Of ircutit was imcdmately
fummoned, whole verdict accorded
with the fact as above iiated. M
caufe can be aligned that viii &C.
count for 70 lhocking catafropLe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
SEPT. "a

We are informed, that great
part Of the crew of lie Patriot Of "a
guns, Capt. KRONE, one of Jerome'S
feet, now lying off AnapoEJ, are fick.
Eighty of them were landed on
Friday, and a houfe provided for them
in the vicinity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
WARRINGTON, SEPT. 10.

WASAANS L ONy o1f l. lOs
The Poitmalfer General has GER
tainly forgot that the Poh- Matter of
Georgetown, is purfer in the fervice
Of the United Staies-rcceiyes the
pay and emoluments as fuch ides
his fore rent and even houfe for
his family-and is doing bulinels TO a
very considerable extent as a merchant
at the navy yard, Warrington he
receives the emoluments of the
pof Office in Georgetown, as fine
cure.--His letters, if we are correctly
informed, relative to his Commercial
purfuits, although directed TO Waih-
ington, in all inltances 60 poGage
free. This IS certainly incorrect -
and is not as the law intended. Let
the poit-mafer general correct the
procedure. This finecurc would
have been mentioned before, had we
known the prefent poit.maler was
as well provided for, as we now learn
he is.
This gentleman has had the can
dor himfelf to acknowledge, he tho't
it wrong for one perlon to hold two
Offices, but as the law did not prohib-
it, and the appointment Of ?. NJ. was
given to hins, he conceived he might
hold il as well as another.-W' Fed.
We would advile the Secretary of
State TO frank no more letters, for the
benefit Of the Gold Mine Company.
We are told letters and packets to
the amount Of between oo and 100
dollars, were recently handed the fec
rotary by an agent Of The company,
and by him I'VE prefnme unauardcd-
Ily) franked.-The Secretary Of State
ought to have known the improptiety
-becaule thefe letters were intended
to 60 by the packet to Europe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
DISTRESSING ACCOUNT.

From C5arlsfOn paper Of Sept. ID.
By the arrival of the ichr. Paco-
taligo Packet, at quarantine, We have
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22
Z" By Co1smaadsf their LoyA2Tp5.
/" B. TUCKER

The wife Of Mr.. RoBsRts of
Dover, n. Il. was lately delivered
of three beautiful and PerfeG boys,
each weighing z pounds who with
their prolific mother, are all in Peifea
health.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

The following article is copied
from the Baltimore Telegraph Of the
10th init.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-22

RsPe7 far Cogfitated Aatbositie5 =
AT an entertainment given in New
York fate, after His Excellency Gov
LEwIs-who was elected by the
democrats about two ihor+ years
hnce-was given for a toalf, fome
democrats present called out to the
muhc to play the RQgH5s March.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-23
BOSTON,, Jan. 10.
NEUTRAL RIGHTS.

W. ~ AAh AAo1A Ss
Extract Of litter from an 4 mericsn gea.
,leman in Lbndon 10 his correspondent
sa'ir'tF;is town, dated S4pt' 90, 1906.
8 This ceuneryis dtpfeda,iag upon our
commerce 20 an uaexampled length, a,d to
suppose taat any man will 6nd favor in the
courts extraordinarily. or with the gree.
oiy phunderets Of our com nisrce, is absurd.
70 destroy our commerce with view Ia
giveopenihg for the emplofment of their
own vessels a; the close ct the war, is one
obiec. and another is, TO give encourage
mem to the navy, particularly 70 the higher
officers of it, whose small pay without
booty will not afford them an adequate sup.
port, there having been no alteration 10 it
for upwards of an hundred years. These
considerations have grea, influence 10 in
dGciDg the condact, which is pursued to-
wards our vessels; especially as the com.
nerce of France, Spain and Holland at.
fords no booty, and except that carried on
by neutrals. is la a manner destroyed. 1t
is aenrious fact, which ought to be known
in the United States, that sir VIM. Scott,
who is the judge of ise-aduniralty, and
determines the Law of nations respecting
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-23

I'll. e's,mn,;tteA have rot estim1.si The artsai-
ayes Of the vax-s in IS 4, csrat4;lng on an eqaa.
esfi ieaSy 10 1905; and lapp ilas lhas IN; df-
8 irear4ges st 1904 eonp,g ii 1905, sh'ves
thr IL Il, rhs p .ynenss ca dcoaas o. ine
,.xs..os ne. f.tterf year. Tnseeo amlitee have
nov tsk q f-pssa.e view OF the 10 icy on hand
stc h,st 81 o .tober, 1906, that money os'ng on
! ~ luch por,.sn OF the so 90 oos. 7o censs'
as was ia the trcaflry al ,tas 1T 81 oetooef'
1905: ard therefore in this FUN OF 3lo597o
dols. 10 cents il is calculated
The committees, sgseeably "a shele eftlDatcs,
which they believe TO be correct, make the ex-
penditures Of the government gfeater than the
rsfources, BY the fun OF 4i,sS4 dollars g
cents.
Toobyiase in fome degree the Inconvenience
which refults from the want ct money IN tue
tseafary during the fummer moaths, your com.
miltee beg leave torecon mend ro'he Aoe,s =
make th. taxes on lots, coaches, fagesa enai''
aud merchants in the. sewas of Richmond, &c
1sersburg, Norfolk, +. ed.ricksburg. Lya;hbuf g
Winchester, Dumtries, Flncaf 9, WiillamssnIgs
Porsimoa,b, Falmou;h, SuRsdk, Smith I'D
Staunton, Man:heaer, and the colnmaa law pro- O.
cels, hcseatter payable into the tfeAiiury q' s"e
sfta day Of June ia every year. Inc greater s'f
part OF sheie taxes Collected IL May, an leIve
until Ostgh.r, Only as funis tor fs'scu.ataton 10
the hands Of tn. IF ers Of the fase who hold
them. Tie comm. ice fother recommends 10 the
houle 10 take off he addsioual two and a h"lfper
cent. alowel III riffs tor collecting tax-s on lots
in the towns mentioned aoove. They alto re.
commend, tina: the law for collecting taxes lhoutd
be 70 framed as 10 comp:lftrjeants OF corporations
10 give f.curisy for tn: objection and pas msnt
Of iurhetaxss, as they are authorized 20 collect,
am that they aud their lccurisis, in cafe OF t.,
lule, BE- Liable to the fame process with herifts
in fmlar cases.
The committee cannot, confidently with fhslt
duty, concludeihis repor, without lusseting to
III. houfc the necef;y Of pre- arins Tome ref urces
to meet the exceh Of expendieare. Whether The
Leg;l .tutc will increase the taxes generally wish-
in this commonwealth, or leasch new objects OF
taxation, lu2il as toll bridges. mills, wharyes
and race h.ds, the ccmmitte. are unable to DC.
eide one OF The other OF thoie meaiares they
however beg leave to recommend.
On molten. Ordered, That the said report De
referred 10 committee of the whole houie On the
Gate of the commonwealth and that a5e copies
b. printed fo, the ute of the members OF he GS-
neral AGcmbly.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-23
R E p O R T..
From Cadiz ofths a5th October, con-
tanning a!gthatthy kaea q :she tate
efthe foliowing hsbs.

Esquadras Combinadas Espanola ct
Francesa, que han salido del Puerso;de Ca.
dig los dias 10 y 20 de Oclubre.
Cuerpo forte
Segundo Esquadra o Vaaguaraia.
II NAEI0S.
Pluton, F "a, at anchor in Cadlz bay,
Slightly damaged.
Moaarca, S u do do much damaged,
commodore killed.
Fougueax, F ~, taken, afterwards lost
near fSancsi Petrl, IL men saved.
Santa Anna, S 1l2 do, Afterwards es
eaped with eighty two Englishmen on
board, lost two masts and the second com.
mander.
Iudomptable, F 30, at anchor in Cadis
bay, slightly damaged.
San Tusto, S 70, do do do
Inttepide, F r. do do do
Fraga,a Rhin, + Dc, do do unhurt
P.;m era Esquadro Contra.
ssxvs s. So NAVl0S.
Redeabtable, F "a, missing andsuppos.
ed Taken.
San Leandro, 81, at anchor il Cadiz
bay, lost two mas,s.
# Neptune, =. 81, missing aud supposed
taken.
Raceutsure. F sa,s taken andrafterma.ds
lost near ST, Sebastian with eighty Ehgiish
on board, commander prisoner
ST. Trinidade, S 1s6 missing, supposed
sunk.
Heroes. F ~, at anchor in Cadia bay,
slightly damaged ~,ssosaAass'''<
San Augustin, IS ~ nsissi6g and SUP
posed taken
Fragata, Hor,ense, F<ao at anchor 10
Cadiz bay, unhort. =
Brigant .Furet, F 1s, do do do
Iercera Esquadra o'Reragaardia.
NAViQS.
: Montblane, F "a missing, Supposed
sunk. ;.a
S Francisco de Asis, S ~, lcs. near
port ST. Maria in the nigh, of the ed hav-
log been driven from her anchors, com.
mander killed.
Duguai,rouin, F ~, missing & supposed
taken. ~
= Formidable, F 80, do do do
Rayo. S 100, at anchor near the coast
OF St. Lucar. in danger Of beinglo.. or
taken, 2 masts gone.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-23

\ s1;pion: + n, missing and sappossd
!. Nrp.uns, S 80, taken and afterwards
,o.t so1 the coast of rs. Maria sixty I'm
cl;sh on board saved, commander kill
cd
Fraga,a Cornelie, F 40, at anchor in
Cadiz bay, unhurt.
4Esauddra de Odser0aci0n, ist Division. 3
!.si @ NAVIOS. t.
ST. Juaa Nepumeceno. S "a, missing 4
supposed taken.
berwick. F74, do do
Principe de Asturias, S 112, at anchor
in Cadiz bay, all masts gone on she night
of the cad, commander dangerously
wounded. s..' nj
Achilles, F "a, blown up in The ae-
ton. e.
San lIdeiopso, S "a, missing,& supposed
taken.
Argonaute, F74, at anchor in Cadia
bay, slightly damaged.
3Fragata Themis, F 40, do Y do
unhurt.
Brlgantiue Argus, F IS, do do do
Esquddra de; Observation, 2adIWsi0zs
~. ~ NdEIOS. 81 x4ji7,
swlflsurelF "a, missing and supposed
taken. v'o9 So s*a@ss 80
Areonauta, IS so, do do do
Algssiras, f74, taken aad afterwards
escaped, eighty English on beard, the ship
wreck the commander killed. -
Montanes, S IA, missing and supposed
taken. =
L'Aigle, F 70 taken and aflerwardses-
capped; sixty English on board 3 masts
gone.
bahama, S -, taken coommander kill.
ed.
Fragata Hermoine, F 40, at anchor in
,Cadiz bay unhurt. %
~ Afterwards taken by sir K. Strach.
Fifteen Spanish ships Of the line, of
which tour escaped untaken; one escaped
after been taken, unserviceable; one escap-
ed, aud afterwards lost , one escaped, but
IN danger of loss or capture; seven miss.
Eighteen French ships of the line, OF
which Eve escaped un,aken; Two escaped
after being taken, unscrvicea5le; two TAX
en- and afterwards lost; one blown up /;
eight missing.
Thirty, three total eff the line, of which
twenty.four lost to the French and Spain.
ards, and nine saved.
Five friga,ss, Fi.e saved.
Two brigs. Two saved.
There is YET no regular account on the
part of ,he English. The following parti.
eulars are what may be counted upon as
nearly the report;
English twentyseven sail of the line
Action began half past 12 on the 2lst Octo-
ber; Cadiz distant &c miles, NJ N. E. 20
sail taken, including, the Achilles blown
I'M. and the Santisslma Trindada sunk ;;
on the 24,h one sunk inflow. On the 24,h
the prizes in tow were sent away by Tele-
graphic signal, and On the 26sh none of
then, were in sight. The Belleisle was the
only ship totally dismissed. The Victory
lost her mizen mast ard $50 men killed and
wounded; Royal Sovereign, main and
mizen masis and 400 men killed & wound.
ed. Lord Nelson was shot in the shoulder
a, P. NJ. and died a 4, justafter the San.
tissima Trinidada stuck, which closed the
action The, report of the day, tNovem.
Der y is that on thf Sd, Is sail of the line
were in Gibraltar Say, bu' what they were
is not even said.
cAALs.,- e,@ss4s. ssss-aax
BosfoN, Jan. 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-23
33i,7i6

IN. COMMITTEES report the following Ultimate of
.th. Revenue of the Commonwealth, 70 meet
The foregoing expenditures
Nett AMOUNT of sax on land, lots
and other properly whish tax
was pay able into the treasury
tic If of October, 1905 797,so5 81
Ditto of furplus on tobacco OK.
ported i's -
Ditto tax on law proceis iA74. 81
Ditto Iegiasr's fees 1883 70
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-23
VIRGINIA .LEGLsLATlTRE.

- .QrJE sfornnfitfee or FINANCE nivc Eso &Rs va
:, them referred, under their conf
lous 'u''s - ! !. lubn;t sherea,ou, the
r .s,'..;a. ,snors 70 The Houle:
f0''s"''s ''rs''
y s s,.,,,,c,s orthe Government
EsfImose q we s er,.,,s. snS q ,5s 1sth
from me isI o. o0'sos. 49,, ~, !, ,,..Sg.
September iooo, o.. He -. 800 FS'' :
during fnat Pfssoa' IA
..ios.s,. * y
Expenles OF GsnefsaAl A ~ .pou $3.50
Oscers OF eivii Bosesnn'ea
Oficeis OF militia $500
Criminal projections 1900
Expenfe OF GUARDS $50
Slaves executed ooo
Slaves sranlpussa ,,. 49,
Luna.icyholpital $500
Richmond guard 5000
Building OF mannHcsos. '. yasa
Including the expcnie o. COM
plotting the feunaefy 5000
Expenfe of manufacturing arms
including others ialsiss 10000
For the campieuon "
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-23
The FUN will then be

The fun will then be
The whole amount OF ,sHearages,
lncludicg shofe of 1905, amount
20 tbs fum of r7s,6oe doIlats
eS cents. From this fun, not
more thsn.l5 600 dollars will
be received from fra Of 0Ao-
ass, 1905, to she aosa of Sep
TENDER, 1906
Probable dividend on,the aOck Of
the aste In the bank of Virgi-
MA
Probable finn which viii be re-
ceived from the faisos negroes
3 for tranfpurtation
Metz proceeds ftcm James rigsr
canal waEehos!e
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-23

The fun of sle,e7o dolls. 70
cents, contributes the nett fsye.
niue. of a year, which ihould
have been paid into the treafa.
r. en- the "a Of ocsober, 1906,
and would have formed The re-
rurc.s of rhe government to
r,.e, their expenditures from
rhe la Of OaoOer, 1905, TO
the goth September, 1900. ct
sshis finn of sIs. e7o doAarf
40 cSnss, sI,Sss dolls. On ets'
--------.-aaif ont nreYi6n4l 10 che
charge Of warrants againa the
tIeafury, drawn ALTO PRIOR TO.
shat period; and as the hm of
$3.50 dollars 81 cents were.
expended before the year ffor
which We have pfepsred Ell
mates) commenced, it cannot
be calculated IN hercvenue OF
she. year. Dedua therefore
this fun
=
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-05
CHEAP FALL' and WINTER
(: @ DS.

THE subscriber respectfully Informs
his friends and The public general
y, that he has Just received frSm Phila-
'delphia, and il now Aopening. = hand
some assortment Of GOODS, suitable
for the present, and approaching season,
which have been purchased atvery redn-
ced prices, and selested with care from
the latest arrivals he can therefore re-
eomnend them 10 his friends. and all
those who wish 70 P7rehase goods on
reasonable terms, as they will b. sold
unusually low for cash Or approved of
country produces -, NSs5A 5xs : = SEQ
~, - THOMAS C. SMITH.
: lhdrtiast,rg. oeteteI II, 1905. s,sj
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-05
....ss. FALL and WINTER
o 9 D S.

TrHE subscribsr inforhis his friends
and the public generally, that he
has received and is now opening q large
: rAiI aud WlNTER GOODS,
Consisting Of Cloths, Casinefes. Hlan-
ksts, eoloured and white Fianneis, De-
vonshire Kersey, Coating, Hosiery, &c.
also. agfeat variety Of Fancy Articles,
calicos st tae most handsome figures.
Chsmhroy Muslins. Lsno Muslin,
Wells, Caps and Handksrchiefs, elegant
Damask Sill Shawis, camel hair diro,
kne Lace and Edging, Knottcd Finge.
Grapes, Lutestrings, artificial Flowers,
DC. DC. which be Is determined to- sell
,ncommonly cheap for cash, aud requests
thar al those who wish 70 get bargains
WILDE pleased 70 call on him. He has
on baud Bar. Iron, Gastings and Steel,
home made Linen and twiIled Bags.
WALTER 8. SELBY.
Shepherds Town, October 10, 1906.
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-05
ron SALE,
TRACT Of LAND

!, A TRACT OF LAND, containing
II about 900 acress one half Of which
is cleared, the balance well timbered ;
and considerable quantity Of well wa
tered meadow. On die premises IS >
good Merchant Min and Distillery, on
aneser failing stream ofwaker, and IN
sight Of the Putornak iiver. This tract
can BE divided into several different te-
Enenaents, with Dwelling House and
Barn to each Il il Of the FIRST rate lime-
atone quality and Is situate 10 Berkeley
County, Vrginia, on Potomsk river, 10
miles from Msrtinsburg, .s from VIII
sliamspors, and Is from Mereers6nrg.
Thi lad win he sold together, OF digi.
.ded INTO two tracts, as may best suit the
purchaser. A good bargain win Be g.
ven to purchaser, In the mill and one
half thu Land. on paying about two thirds
Of the purchase money 10 hand. For
tern: apply tothe subscriber on: the pres
7,'=''> GEORGE NEWKIRK.
April lsI 1906: -, {. ~ ,G.,s .t2z ri r. s. !: