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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
AGreat Bargain,
FOR SALE.
April IL, 1906.

TOUR hundred aud seventy. three a.
L ores of LAND, living in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on one of the main
roads leading from WilliamsPert in Ma.
ryland to Winchester in Virginia. A.
bout one hundred and sixty acres Of this
tract are rich bottom, Astounding III eve
ry species of valuable timber, forty acres
of meadow cleared, part in grass, the rest
ready for grass seed this spring, and two
hundred acres open for farming, secured
BY strong new fence. This land is I'M
commonly well watered; 10 or IL
springs which never fail, some of the
strongest lime stone water, others soft
water several Of these springs in differ.
ent situations on the public road, have
10 short distance from IS to AS feet fall
ofwater, handsomely calculated Tor stills,
breweries, tanyards, blacksmith's shops,
&c. with sufieieney. Of good stone rais-
ed, and in place, for building a large
distillery. One half of this land is of
strong red lime stone quality, the resi-
due slate well adapted to any kind Of
grass, or grain, and in a peculiar man.
ner suited to the use Of plaster. A new
stone Dwelling House put up last sum-
mer, with other necessary buildings. A
handsome stream of water runs thro' the
| centre of this tract, which has worked a
saw-mill to great advantage for IS or IS
years past, afFording also snug seat for
chaping mill. A bearing Apple Or
>chard, young one lately set out, and nur-
series of 1000 trees of the choises. fruit,
most of them ct for planting out. This
farm will admit of a handsome division
into two lots, with meadow, wood,
springs and farming land to each. 1t
would be needless to enumerate any o.
Their advantages, twill be sufficient to
say, that nothing but a pressing call for
money, could induce the subscriber to
offer this property for sale ; his terms
are moderate, he win sell, part cash, the
balance on credit BIT, to person who
could advance the greater part of the Pur-
chase sum, he will throw 10 100 acres OF
! grain which promises very good crop,
and give Immediate possession, or con-
tinue the crop begun, and pay the pur-
I chaser T5ol. or 400 dollars for the year.
Any one from Washington County, Ma.
,,ryland, or Pennsylvania, disposed to
1 purchase, will call on Mr.. Joseph Smith,
sen. near the Big Spring, Chalmers Ia
vern, he will shew the property, or to
the subscriber on the premises.
g. ERASMUS CAN'T.
Nav 2, 1905. e. ~.
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FOR SALE,
TRAGFSfzLAND. .

a TRAG1#sf<LAND, containing
N about 900 acres, one half of which
is cleared, the balance well timbered ;
and a considerable quantity of well wa
tered meadow. On the premises Is .
good Merchant Mill and Distillery, on
a never failing stream Of water, and in.
sight of the Potomak river, This tract
can be divided into several different te-
Moments, with Dwelling House and
barn to eachS it is of the FIRST rate lime
stone quality and is situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on Potonak river, 10
miles from Martinsburg, 8 from VIII
Transport, and IS from Mercersburs.
This land will he sold together, or divi.
ded into two tracts, as may best suitthe
purchaser. ~-,A good bargain will be gi-
ven to a purchaser, in the mill and one
half the land, on paying about two thirds
fthe purchase money in hand, For
terms apply to the subscriber on ne pre-
misses. GEORGE NEWKIRH.
April 10, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
FOR SALE,
VALUABLE Tract Of LAND

n AA ~ hDAE AI"Sh VI -
n containing 200 acres, more or less,
situate lying and being on Back Creek,
in the county Of Berkeley, Is miles from
Winchester. between 3 and miles from
Garrard's -town Commonly called Mid.
dle.town) and convenient to several
merchant mills, saw.nills and falling.
mills. This land is Of the hrst quality.
a great part Of it rich bottom, 20 acres OF
movable meadow which may easily be
watered, and much more may be made /;
3 or never failing springs the timber
is of superior growth. which naturally
shews the strength Of the land. The
building. on the premises consist Of a
comfortable dwelling-house, kitchen,
barn, and other out-houses-there IS al.
so an orchard containing about one hun
bred bearing apple and other fruit trees.
The county road passes between the
dwelling house and barn. For terms
apply to the subscriber, living in VIM
chester, Virginia.
THOMAS KEENAN,.
MAY ?, 1906.
N. B. There is mill-seat on the pre-
misses, and part Of the race already dug
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TWENTY DOLLARS. REWARD.


d AN away from the subscriber on
N Sunday last, a Negro Man named
Jim, alias Jim Thompson, but better
known in this county and Jefferson. by
the name of Fitsr Jim; he is about S
feet or 9 inches high, about 40 years
old, has a round fat fact, off very dark
colour, and is stout well made fellow /;
he was lately confined in the Martinsburg
Jail from which relieved him. He has
for several years past blowed the fife 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, overails and waistcoat Of
the same cloth, a pair of about half wora
shoes, split down the vamp owing to
their being too small, and stockings, and
probably other clothing with him. - /
will give the above reward to any person
who viii return said negro to M, or
con6ne him in Berkeley or Jefferson
County Jail 30 that get him again. -.
-, ROBERT CHRISTY..
Berkeley County, Maerh %, 1906.
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PEGLNENTAL ORDERS.

G ATURDAY the 18th Of next month
y is appointed for the muster of the list
Battalion of the 9th Regiment Virgi.
MIA Mill tia, at William Jehnston's mill i;
and Saturday the S1st of said month for
the muster of the I'd Battalion of said
Regiment, at Buckles Town. All per-
sons who have received public arms and
accourimeuts, are ordered to deliver
the same to the Majors Of Bastalions on
theirrespective DAYS Of muster Aforesaid
d. HUNTER, Lieut.. GEL
Com. 67h Reg. r. M
April IL, 1906.
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

IN Saturday last, the 10th instant,
~ the subscriber lost between the
Yellow. House and Buckles. Town, a
Red Morocco Pocket Book, containing
= number of subscription papers for
" Fordyce's Addresses to 1oung Men,"
one of which had a considerable number
of subscribers to it, and probably some
other papers Any person who will re-
turn the said Book shall receive the
thanks Of
JOHN ALBURTIS.
Martinsburg, May Is. 1905.
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Doctor>L Price,

ID RESPECTFULLY inform. the CT
N tizens of Martinsburg and the pub
lie generally, that he has recommended
the practice Of PHISE, SURGERY,
SIC. in the house he formerly lived in,
being part Of the house of P. M'Govran,
on the north side Of Burke-street, two
doors from ". choppert's, and one door
from smesFa ulkner's store, on the oppo-
site side of the street, where he intends
to devote his time strictly to the business
Of his profession, and will endeavour to
merit the appreciation Of thosewho may
please to employ him by the success Of
his practice. The Public's obedient and
humble servant,
= g. !. r.
May 2, 1906. go.
P. S. He has JUST received a gene-
raj assortn,ens Of Medicines, Drugs,
Paints, Dye-sfuSs, SIC. which he will
sell low at apothecary rates for cash; al
so, an assortment Of East and West In
dia Frnit. -, 7c-~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23

Valuable Real Property for sal
bytheheirs ef Michael M'Keirnan, decd.
Part q the real estate Of said N Herman
in the State Of Maryland, pis.
A VALUABLE Plantation of rich
n Limestone Land, on the waters Of
Conococheague, containing about as
acres. This. Land is Of the hsrt rate
quality, with number of never-failing
Springs Of water, large proportion Of
good Meadow, with a House, Still
House, Barn, sc. also, a number Of
Fruit trees, anda never failing stream Of
water running thro' the place, within
sight of Lutheran Church and in the
heart Of German settlement. This
property. is about o miles from Hagers-
town and IRON Potomak river, and has
q number of merchant mills near it..
Aiso for sale, in the town Of Hancock,
on the river Potomak, one House and
Lot, well situated fora store or any kind
of public business.
In the State Of Virginia.
One Plantation, on which is erected
the noted stand called the Halfway
House. This Tract contains a66 acres
Of Land, the whole Of which is tillable,
and a great proportion cleared this Land
il particularly adapted to small grain:
Its situation makes it more valuable than
perhaps many stands in the county, be-
ing central between Martinsburg and
Barb it abounds with fine Springs, .
good Orchard of choice Fruit;' the
House is large and well calculated for
the reception of travellers, Stable, and
an out house for the family separate from
the tavern.
Ats2, 400 acres Of Land, within .
miles of the town of Bath, 20 of which
are cleared and under good fence this
Land is of good quality on the Land is
a House and Stable, with good Water
and some Meadow.
Also, a small Farm on Sleepy Greek,
about miles from Bath this place is
in good order, with convenient House
and Barn, and Meadow well watered,
and good Orchard.
F: Also, in the town Of Bath, that noted
stand known by the name of the Coffee
House, adjoining the Bath square this
House is the largest and most convent.
emf for the reception of visitors at Bath,
having upwards Of 20 lodging rooms, .
large ballroom, adiningroom, dressing
rooms, bar room, and fine Kitchen.
Also, a Lot on which is erected large
Stable, sufficient to contain 70 horses,
near the Coffee House, and a small
Dwelling House., IT,
~ALso, "a Lot adjoiuingth Coffee House,
on which is erected wo-story log House
weatherboarded and painted, with Store
Room, Kitchen and Stable.
It is unnecessary to be more particu-
lar, as it is presumed any person wish
ing topurchass. will first view the pre-
misses. BY paving reasonable propor-
tion ofthe purchase money down, the ba-
lance will be taken in easy payments.
For further particulars inquire of Lau-
renee M'Keirnan, who resides on the
first described place in Maryland, to
Timothy Monahen in Hagers.town, Ig-
natius o Ferrall@ on Mill Greek, Berks-
ley County Virginia, or Andrew
Goulding, on Potomsk river, milss -
bove Bath. Il
October IS, 1905.
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LAND FOR SALE.

1SAND ES" ~ = Lie
U7TLL be sold at public sale, on the
wv 12th of June next, a TRACT OF
LAND, containing 2sa acres, situate
on Back Greek, in Berk eley County.
About 100 acres Of this land is good rich
bottom, 100 acres cleared and in good
order for farming, and the remainder
clothed with excellent timber. The sale
will be on the premises, and the terms
will be made known on the day Of sale.
wiz also bs soldat the same time and place.
Mares and Colts, Cows, and Sheep,
Household and Kitchen Furniture,
Farming Utensils, and a number of
other articles too tedipu, to mention /;
they will be. sold on credit of nine
months, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security.
ALEXANDER FLEMING.
May 2, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-23
FOR SALE,

FOh DALE, 800
4 TRACT Of LAND in Berkeley
n County, Virginia, containing 500
acres, lying on the Opeekon, within :
u9nes of the river Potomac, and between
the aourishing towns of Martinsburg and
Shepherds Town. Its good lime stone
Land, with tolerable improvements
thereon, some good meadow and album
dance of wood and timber for the sup
port Of the plantations, which are now
rented to Messrs. John Files and Basil
Cross. This valuable Land will be sold
on Monday the Goth Of May next at
the court house in Martinsburg. A part
Of the money must be paid on the day of
sale, and reasonable credit will be gis
ven for the balance. On the payment Of
the whole, good title will be made to
the purchaser by s.
STEPHEN WEST, - T.
~- RICHARD w. WEST.
HARRIET WEST.
BENJAMIN ODEN.
Prince Georges County,
Maryland, March II, 1906. !
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AGreat bargain,
FOR SALE.


FOUR hundred and seventy.three a.
/ ores of LAND, lying in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on one Of the main
roads leading from Wiliiamsport in Ma
r,land 70 Winchester in Virginia. A.
bout one hundred and sixty acres of this
tract are rich bottom, Astounding in eve
ryspecies of valuable timber, forty acres
Of meadow cleared, part in grass, the rest
ready for grass seed this spring, and two
hundred acres open for farming, secured
by strong new fence. This land is un-
commonly we'll watered 10 or IL
springs which never fail, some of the
strongest lime stone water, others soft
water; several Of these springs in differ.
ent situations on the public road, have
in a short distance from Is to IS feet fall
ofwa.er, handsomely calculated for stills,
breweries, tanvards, blacksmith's shops,
&c. with suticiency Of good stone rails.
ed, and in place, for building large
distillery. One half Of this land is of a
strong red lime stone quality, the resi-.
due slate well adapted to any kind Of
grass, or grain, and in peculiar man.
ner suited to the use Of plaster. A new
stone Dwelling House put up last sum-
mer, with other nece ssary buildings. a
handsome stream of water runs thro' the
centre Of this tract, which has worked a
saw mill to great advantage for IS or 8
years past, ahording also snug seat for
chaPing mill. A bearing Apple Or
ehard, young one lately set out, and nur.
series of 5000 trees of the choisest fruit.
most of them ct for planting out. 7 his
farm will admit of handsome division
into two lots, with meadow, wood,
springs and farming land to each. 1t
would be needless to enumerate any o.
Their advantages. it will be sufficient to
say, that nothing but a pressing call for
money, could induce the subscriber to
offer this property for sale; his terms
are moderate, nc will sell, part cash, the
balance on credit; but to person who
could advance the greater part of the pur-
chase sum, he will throw in 100 acres Of
grain which promises very good crop,
and give imme diate possession, or eona
tinus the crop begun, and pay the pur.
chaser l5ol. or 400 dollars for the year. j
ANY one from Washington County, Ma
rsland, or Pennsylvania, disposed to
purchase, will call on Mr.. Joseph Smith,
sen. near the Big Spring, Chalmers Ia
vern, he will shew the property, or to
the subscriber on the premises.
ERASMUS CAN'T.
+ May 2, 1906. ~."7
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE subscriber some time since
. l gave to Amos Hoff two notes. one
for nine dollars and the other for six, in
the exchange ofhorses, both Of which
become dne some time next fall, and the
said foH, having pracsised a deception
in the said exchange ofhorses and having
STAGE taken back his horse, am deter.
mined not to pay them unless csmpeHed
by law; the public are therefore eauti-
oued against taking assignments on said
notes, as they have been fraudulsntly OBJ
taiaed from me.
. ABRAHAM COLE. -
Berkeley County, May Is, 1905.
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

d AN away from the subscriber on
N Sundavzlast, "a Negro Man named
Jim, alias Jim Thompson, but better
known in this county and Jefferson4by
the name of Efer jim he is about 5
feet or inches high, about 20 years
old, has a round fat face, of d very dark
colour, and is stout well made fellow ;
he was lately confined in the Martinsbut =
Jail from which relieved him. He has
for seyeralyears past blowed the fte 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, overalls and waistcoat Of
the same cloth, pair of about half worn
shoes, split down the vamp owing to
their being too small, and stockings, and
probably other clothing with him. 1
will give the above reward to any person
who will return said negro to me, or
con6ne him in Berkeley Or Jefferson
Couaty Jail so that get him again, ~.
ROBERT CHRISTY.
Berkeley County, Maerh %, 1906.
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FOR SALE.

4 TRACT Of LAND, containing
n abou, 900 acres, one half Of which
is cleared, the balance well timbered .
and considerable quantity Of well wa
tered meadow. On the premises il =
good Merchant Mill and Distillrry. ON
never failing stream Of water, and in
sight Of the Potomak river. This tract
can be divided into several different te-
nements, with a Dwelling House and
Barn to each tits Of the 6rst rate lime
stone quality andis situate in Berkele y
County, Virginia, on Potomak river. 10
miles from Martinsburg, 3 from Will
Transport, and IS from Mercersburp.
This land will be sold together, or divi-
ded into two tracts, as may best sui. the
purchaser. A good bargain will be gi-
ven to purchaser, in the mill and one
half the land, on paying abou. two thirds
Of the purchase money in hand. For
teruasapply to The SUBSCRIBER on the pre-
misses. GEORGE NEWEIRK.
" april IL, 1906.
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GWHoLE No. se6.l
Valuable Real Property for sal
5ythe heirs:f Michael II Herman, decd.

sythehe'Ts q 4H'ch0el AZ Herman, decd.
Part efthe rial estate Of said n Herman
in me State Of maryland, oiz.
A ~VALUABLE Plantation Of rich
n Limestone Land, on the waters Of
Conocoche ague, containing about .2yS
acres. This Land is Of the hsrt rate
quality, with number of never. failing
Springs OF water, large proportion Of
good Meadow, with a House, Still
House, Barn, sc. also, a number or
Fruit trees, and never failing stream Of
water running thro' the place within
sight Of Lutheran Church and in the
heart Of a German settlement. This
property Is about 9 miles from Hagers.
town and 3itam Potomak river, and ha,
a number Of merchant mills near it.
Also jav sale, in the town Of Hancock.
On the river Potomak, one House and
Lot, well situated fora store or any kind
ofPublic business.
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which were purchased On the best terms
for ready money, and selected with the
greatest care from the latest arrivals.
Persons wishing to buy will End it their
interest to give them call, as they are
now offering great bargains Of nice tas'y
Goads, quite a ntsO style. l..
They have also received a complete
assortment Of BARRON, Crowley
and Bli.tered STEEL, all Of an excel
lent quality, and win be sold on good
terms.
ROBERT WoRTHLNGToM, g Co..
Shepherds Town, May -, 1906.
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Fresh Summer Cood5.

THE subscribers have just received
= from Philadelphia, AN additional
apply Of seasonable Goods, which, in
addition to the former stock Of Philip
Nadenbousch, makes their assortment
tolerably complete they also in a few
days expect supply Of sundry articles
necessary for harvest all which they are
determined to sell low for CASH, or on
the usual credit to punctual customers.
Their assortment consists O in part a.
faLows:
Coarse India Muslins,
~ Irish Linens,
Yellow Nankeens, short & long pieces,
Bandanoe Handk-r,hieis,
India Calicos, fancy and dark colors,
And variety of other articles too te-
dious to Particularise.
Also,
Old Whisky, suitable for harvest, by
the barrel,
New England Rum and Molassea.
Longs Sickles,
A few barrels Of Tar,
Soal Leather and Fish Oil,
Ground Alum and Liverpool Salt.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
On terms sohith shall BE accom- modtIting
to the purchaser.
+. NADENBOUSCH, &Co.
Msrtin.burg, May %, 1906.
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More Cbeap Nice Goods

THE subscribers again respectfully
/ inform their friends and the public
generally, that they have just received
from Philadelphia and Baltimore, and
are now opening very handsome as
sortment Of
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Doctor l. Price.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the ei-
n tizens of Martinsburg aud the pub
lit generally, that he has recommended
tie practice ofPHISIC, SURGERY,
&c. in the house he formerly lived in,
bling part Of the house Of p. MCGOWAN,
on the north side Of Burke-street, two
doors from N. Choppers, and one door
from lame $ Faux ner's store, on the oppo-
site side of the street, where he intends
to devote his time strictly to the business
Of his profession, and win endeavour to
niieritthe appreciation OF those who may
please to employ him by the success Of
his practise. The public's obediens and
humble servant,
I. P.
May 2, 1906.
P. S. He has just received a gene
raj assortment Of Medicines, Drugs,
Paints, Dye-stuGs, Sc. which he will
sell low at apothecary rates for cash al
so, an assortment Of East and Vest In
dia Fruit.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-30
FOR SALE,
/ VALUABLE :Trae. Of LAND

4 VALUABLE Tract Of LAND
II containing 200 acres, more or less,
situate lying and being on Back Greek,
inthe county Of Berkeleys IS miles from
Winchester. between 3 and miles from
Garrard's-town Commonly called Mid.
dle-town) and convenient to several
merchant. mills, saw-mills and fulllng.
mills. This land is Of the first quality,
great part Of it rich bottom, 20 acres Of
movable meadow which may easily be
watered, and much more may be made ::
Sor+ never failing springs the timber
is Of superior growth, which naturally
shews the strength Of the lind. The
buildings on the premises consist Of a
comfortable dwelling-house, kitchen,
barn, and other out.houses-there is al.
so an orchard containing about one hun.
bred bearing apple and other fruit trees.
The county road passes between the
dwelling house aud barn. For terms
apply 20 the subscriber, living in Win
chester, Virginia, Il .
THOMAS KEENAN,.
May 2, 1906.
N. B. There Is mill-seat on the pre-
misses, and part Oft the race already dug.
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Two Abbren!ice5 wanfeA, to
learn tbe Art Of Printing.

THE Editor Of the Intelligencer,
l. will take, on advantageous terms,
two lads from Is to 17years Of age,) Of
moral character and sprightliness, to
learn the Art Of Printing.