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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-25
~ THE Subfcriber and ponefIor
April "A.
TIE Ss1btcribcr

I INTENDING very icon to lesv. this town.e
ssa sas aiasiss Of COLUMBIA, ,ssusas al thofs.
Indicted TO him to immediately make PAYNE MT,
OF thsi1 accounts will BE- ef; for collection ,hros
he s.eaiaE of she law. Derisas, agsina him
viii be paid on bsiug tretsnsed.
The fableriher having sr,i.sly deelirsd buff
nsis here, be htrsby g;veo sosce, ssat be will
nos be anfwesSsls for credits given to eny st,lee
rvba:esfr, in his s4IRs; aud that this notice
will be pleaded ia bar cf any caira, bsreaf,sf
made OF proieeatsd ssaioe him on iuch account.
c. w. Janlen.
April ~ Dc,
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. mo. 1883.
PUBLIC SALE.

Parluant to deed Of truf iIom Samuel Hi1tes
t. the, fusferibers, will pcrsmp.orily be toid.
on, SATURDAY, the 81 day Of May, az
halt p4a 10 O'clock, on the pl,rRife.,
n LOT Of GROUND, with two EoU-
Il SES. l.uate 90 the lou,h esA corner Of
Dckc Aid Uaioh &fee,s. Teius, &c. will be
mace known at rhe place Of Gale
JAMES DAVIDsoN, }r
?. G.. MARalELLER, ':pfs''
April H. @
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Printing, in as uars0as 6raaeaes,
hsad3omey executed at shls eFss.
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Hortburgh & Calder,
Haze jgf ,eetsvtd trom NeGv 7srk,
10 bales Calcutta Piece Goods /;
CoksIsrINs OF
Gurrahs, Mamoodies, punjam Cloths, saH.
mas, CoSas, Baftas, ard Cheeks.
II L so,
Calieo.s, colorsd and :yhite cambrick Mti.
LII, undssGsd Giughains, Sill, Chambrnys,
Casabrick, Dimity, cos,oa Hodery, Black LUIS.
firing, Itiih Linens, Yellow ard Scarlet Ban
dsno Handkerchief, White Grape, Pic Nick
SIX Mis,s, Silk Umbrellas, Leno Muffin, Creas,
Blue Gilly Handkerehiets, Soosy Romsl., Blue
Grrahs, Real London Supsrane B!ac..:: and Blue
Cloths, &c. Sec, for rsis, on resfonabls terms,
either by whoslsle or retail, al their Store, Coz
ner OF Roya! and King areess.
April a3. d2w
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Diaolutlon Of Copartnerfhip.

THE copsrtneTfhip hitherto Eh6fios oucesr
the firm of .Jefrth Ridalt II Co. OF A'sxaadr,a,
was dlaolved the drf infant, by uvtv al cor.
lent: All pcrfons thar are indebted 10, or that
have claims on the fang, are reqrsera 70 canc
brward and iettle, as it 10 dedrablc 10 e,oi. rse
cpncsrn as faon as potIiblc. Thcle whoic &c
cunts are Of Icrg aanding are particularly re.
s,eaed to attend to this notice; and make
pr nlents TO either Of the fubfrr;bers.
JOSEPH RIDDLE,
OF Alexandra.
JAMES DALI,
OF Baltimore.
. Sp,snbci t2s II
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PUBLIC SALE.


ruRSbANT to decree Of the luperior court
4 OF chance,y, held at Riotmard, will be ex-
Po:ed to Isle, TWO TRACTS OF LAND.
~ the cdua.y OF Lopdouu, the prcpesty Of Tho.
mas At-4sss D,gg,, Ejq, Dae called ,h. Valley
iiac' containing abaar 1897 acres, lying about.
three miles from Lee4h .rg-tlA other sailed Tie,
Cream liiii 1fsa, iy:pg on the Potomac river,
nsaf tss Blue kase, aud iappoisd 10 contain
about ie49 zsre.. ihsts lands are TO be fold
tor The tusFofs Of ,a.lins tho fun cf about tx
thosissd dsilars, du: trim the iaid Thc mas A.
Dogs TO cc:tain creditors IN the decree nsntiep.
ed. 1h- fa.s will bs made 10 the h,ghef bid.
dor for ready moasy, ard VIII cenmenlc on The
1913 DAY OF js.ns rrxr, in the tUwn 9; L;sfburg,.
ana connty OF Louiosn.
W. :' c. ss 1esn' cs~":co"ers,
April a, DIFF
~ The Subicriber and poaelor
q the above sdvertftd Lands thinks proper TO warn
any serion who may incne purchae VI der tie above
deerce Which was obtshed an tks raa gcerz names
and totally nknowa Ajms thar bs wia 30, give, OF
AID IN any maurer the procuring title % perfect fuch
EFFORT. d
Thomas 3. Diggs.
Anr;1 n
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IloUer SEED,

Clouer Sss9,
Warranted Of the belt quality
Landed this day from pailadelshis, aud Ger
fass; On very low terms
Mande, lille & Jameaon.
Z VIE bave jss yeeeiv<a.
90 barrels old Rye Wkiaey
fooc lbs Green Coffee
2e boxes Ene Salad Oil
rs boxes Chocolate
aooo lbs heavy Pepper
10 boxe. frefh Niuaard
4 few bales TenE-6siee Cotton
100 resm: Wrapping paesr.
March o.. d
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ISrirenf Of
C O O d S,
---AdoNG waIca AXE
LondsniupesGns Cloths Corded Csmhtickss
and Calimeres, Lace do.
Benefits patent Cords, Rich Cclsnade and Fl.
Do. Waidsoatings, gared India Mps,ins
Silks, Mole&ins, Flc. India and Britifh Book
rsutnes, dc.
Imperial, ciouiea and | Lace Caps & Hanekcs-
white Mar!e!lcs, chiefs.
Toilinetts, SaaHdowns, Extra Silk Cloves
Flannels, rOie Blankets, Pic Mic Mita.
Costnga, Plsirs, Silk Cord and Buttons,
KerfeY,, Halsthek;, Cslnhrick Buttons,
Lambs Wool, Worssed, Artificial Flowers apd
Cotton and Silk 10. W,eaths,
fiery, OGrich Feathers,
Irilh & Flanders Sheet. Italisn Mantaus,
inss, Fine India PssGans,
"A : IriGh Linens, Raf,as, Msmcodies,
Shifting Cotton, Dcwlas, Tic,leuburg,
Long Lawns Ofnsburss. sroNn fosiS
Linen Cambr;cks, &C. &c.
Dinitiss, Cambsick do.l
T He daily exSsaS an ada'tt0n9
eDortmsat o rALL GOODS.
Ca. 10. dtf
Printing, in as various 6raaef.es,
hsad}omey executed st this eFes.
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Iun Received,

JluH Received.
md fsg Iahs BY tie ln!lerissr,
IS bales Cotton,
IS tierces Rice,
10 hhds. Jamaica Rum.
5000 VT. Glce Bacon
Ios ssiss Stone Line,
so dozen nieecaaer Oil, in PINT bottles,
lcoo buihels Salt, (assble for the 6ihc'iss,
500 5panifb Hides, and C.ocsries as ufaals
.Mordecai Miller.
Aor;i ~. !
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FRIDAY. ArRrL IS, 1906.
HENRY K. MAY

HENRY K. MAY
Has nesv laads&g, JET Sale,
s. tons. Platter Of Paris,
90 boxes Mould Candles,
70 boxes Chocolate,
so barrels Prime Pork,
S hega.eads Mufoovsds Sugar,
ieagnr GEe Madeira Wine
/. In STORE,
London Particular, !
London and New. York Market ~,
Particular and Cargo TeneriGe ""'
Catalonia aud CIaset
: 50 barrels No.rs Cargo snd Prime Beef
10 barrels Boence
4 bale. Bccrhoom Garsabs
;. s bale FanIlh coi,as
6 hhds. Moisfss
s csks OF Ch.ete, offrPerior quality.
April 8. Glm
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12
Public. Sale. :.

.pYvirtue Of deed Of trust, executed
- byJoseph Kingla 10 John Hi,e and
the subscriber, for the purpose of seeu-
ring 4 debt due from said Kiasla to Reu.
bea Newkirk, WILDE sold al public sale
forready money, on Saturday the siss
day Of January next, House and part
Of Lot Of Land, situate ON the main
street=in Shepherds Town, adioiniog
the LOT on which the subscriber lives.
aud ~ present occupied BY Miss Eliza
beth Armstrong The situation Is en-.
tremsly healthy, the House Il 4 new
frame building, and the Lot esteemed
valuable. The sale viii take place on
the premises, at twelve o'clock, where
the subscriber viii attend ~ !. Z ...4
az JOHN BAKER, Trustee.
November 80, 1906. ~
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TERMsI

The above Addresses shall Be printed
with an elegant and entirely new type,
ongood paper, in auodecims for,a,
and win Contain abost 500 pages.
They shall be neatly bound and le,tered
for 81 ez5-or 3 4 5ohaif bound, pay-
able on delivery Of the work. 80
They shall be pat to press, as soon ali a
sufficient number of subscribers are
Obtained, and finished without delay ::
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ToFRIENDsHIP.

YES well I know Thy magic charm, !
Thou f.irest form in fancy eye, =
Thine arm Is stronger than the storm,
Ths.bosom than sayersity. -
TO know thy name Il Caesars lot, H..
But Marc kpeels before thy shrine
|. Thy home Is oft the lowly cot,
a garb OF state is seldom thine. -.
When evening lent her summer shade,
To screen thy charms from envy's view,
I'hro' some sequester' d walk I've stray'd
And tho't when6rstthose charms I knew.
In earlier DAYS I saw Thy smiles, =.
But did not dare 70 follow thee r.
Ileaf'd lest all thy ways were wiles,
Idesn'd thou vert mere fantasy
For Age OF told me 70 b4lieve
Thou vert some wildsr'dpoet's dream /;
Some phantom giimmerihg to deceive,
Asyyapors shed their evening CLEAN.
q. = IA Z : e r. ! - :.
And once Ifelt an iuauenee blanH,
And fondly tho,t were thine sweet maid;
But in1rest way'd her golden wand,
Bound IN the spell, the vision Red!
But when I knew thee, al divine,
o, how | how'd thy sacred name
IFthodght the yestal FIRE were thine,
Which burns pure Psrpstual fame.
Let him whom sensual joys delight,
Who never how'd At friendship shrine,
Screen his dark form in. kiudred night,
And smooth his 'dfton. With wine.
Say, shall grasp the racy bowl, .-
And cease while my cares 70 know, ,
When Friendships Gre can warm my
soul, 49, ~ -.
And dry the tears Of ksenest woe !--
Muse. shall I throw my Tyre away,
Or burst the cords in Wild despair,
When friendship bids the wonted lay,
And when that lay can sooth my care!
o no! her balm let Friendship pour,
That off has slept my rising sigh. ~. q
For tho my bpyhood scene is Ger,
rvsqdaa' dthe tears of sympathy. p.
Q Muse the boon / crave bessow,
Or else receive thy Tyre again, ,-
The cords are all too high for woe,
Nor viii they sound the lofty strain.
Give ME to sing of Friendships fame,
No other theme NV hope shall prove,
Nor win sigh at Delia's name,
Norsnyy him whose harp is Love.
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: Consisting OF

cloths, coatings. casimerss, Flan-
nsis, BE. together with Hardware, Sad
,lerYt Queens and Glassware, and ve.
Try extensive assortment Of Groceries,
Be. all OF which they offer fer sale at
very reduced prices tor cash or appro-
we'd Of Country, Produce. 49, -. ;
They take this opportunity Of return.
ing their sincere thanks 10 tileir friends
andthe public, for former fayoars, and
hope by panetuai attettion TO business,
with adssire to please, TO merit and re.
esiye continuation of their custom.
- LEWIS & ROBERT WILLIS.
Martinsburg, Nosemberss, 1906.
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TO THE PUBLIC. .


'THI present publisher, as member
OF that class Of the community, to which
this highly valuable work is addressed,
recommends Il particularly to Lis young
brethren-butevery person Who feels for
the good of his country, and for the well
fare Of society, he doubts not, will con.
slider It a duty to patrouiEs work of.his
kind. " -.
= THE dispositions and RUNNERS Of
Young Men may be regarded as Of the
greatest consequence bod 10 the present
and future generations-Ga A q intercourse
with those Of worthy manners and diRni.
fed department., Is evidently, much
more efhcaeious in moulding the minds
and directing the actions Of others, than
the highest authority, or the wisest ex-
ample, ofaee. How deeply society viii
be affected, BY the connections which
' Young Menshall form, and by the con-
duct which they shah hold, a. they ad.
vance, It Is not ditRcuitto immagine nor
can itbe necessary to prove, that, as the
behaviour ofindiYiduals IN their early
days gives for the most part Z turn 10 the
rest, 30 from the character ofour Youth
IN general, we may prognostieate favour
ably, or otherwise, concerning our own
Zines, and those that shall more imme.
diately succeed them. 49, : = -
TIE above work, tho more particu.
talry addressed TO, and Intended for, the
Improvement Of the minds of Youna
Men, inculeatss principles that would
add dignity 70 age,-and be Ornamental
to the nature Of either sex. To persons
acquainted with the author and his wr;;st.
Tags, any Recommendation that coulsi6e
Offered, would be superauous, but 20
those Hnacquainted with both, il maybe
proper to observe, that the work here Of.
Tered, has stood the test of time and ex.
perience, and has been universally -.
tolled by the yirtuous of every sect M
country where il has been read. & :
IT would be valuable present from
parent 70 . child, and for which he,
may expect remuneration In the Iati5na
Improvement made inthe minds Of tkeil
progeny. - -.,lI S.. y. g,
To complete this work, in q style tha
mill do it Justice, win subject the publish
er 70 very considerable expense !: bu. +,
doubts not but he shall Be eonpensstet
Tor his expense and trouble, Is every On,
viii acknowledge, that the Disseminate,
ofbooks Of tins kind are m sact0ai 10.
g The eommunisy large, and viii ,6ere
r.. RI a u = 4 ~ .
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Sfa)ona6k Gooh,

AMoEo WHICH ARE
Best sapeTfine and common Calicos,
ditto ditto Furniture
Rlennnf S,S.Sa A.,1t.~ \,
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which he offers ut very reduced prices
for Cash or Country Produce.
He has also just recei7eda quantity Of
CASTINGS, among which are Ten.
plate STOVES. - !
Martinsbarg, November ~, 1905
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AMoNo WHICH ARE:
Best superfne and common Calicos,
ditto ditto Furniture
- Elegant neso patterns.
~ 90 and O. Plain and Figured Cam
bricks, -;
- s.s and Ga ditto and ditto Leuo
! Muslins,
20 and - Irish Linnens,
and 81 Irish Sheetings,, -.
7hesSare the cheapcsr Ln1es ne haze
* had tsr seven years past.
Cambrick and narrow Dimities,
Silk and Gotten Chanbroy Muslins,
Black Cambricks, Silk and Cotton Um-
Elegant Fancy shawi., : :
ditto =. ditto Muslins, ,.~-
Printed Velvets, ~
Constitutions, Presidents, Bennett's aud
r Queens Cord, - y
Super Silk, LAMB !. wool, Worstsd and
Cotton Hosiery, - -,
Best Superfue aud conmonB Broad Cloths,
ditto -. Z. ditto Casinaeres,
A variety Of Stuff Goods, .t,'t -
Best Super6ne ,Skirting Flannels,
Common and low priced white, yellow
and red, ditto, A. - 81, $50 -
Best stout white, blue and green Kcrseys,
ditto blue and white mix'd 49, ditto,
ditto drabh, mix,d and blue Ptains,
Double twilled three point Blankets, We.
ry stout, --,. s-- So
D.. IL CS...I a. -. -.
Flustings, Coatings and BaiIes, :.
Gentlemen's Mica, Imported HATS,
a variety ofnsw Fancy Goods, for La.
Sentlemen's Fashionahle &Halsseoa,ins,
&c. &e..&c. -
7sgsthertUith a general assortment Of
Bar Liquors @IGrsee,ies,
Ironmougery, Cutlery, Sadlery and
Brass Wares.
rHEY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ON HAND,
LARGE SUPPLY OF
Real good Soal and Upper Leather,
Bar.lron and Castings, tt
Crowley and Blister'd STEEL,
Cut and Wrought NAILS, Of all sizes,
Sheet.Iron, Of every Kind,
+ Tin, Stone, Queens, Glass and China
. - Wares, ..~t ~..s -:
Paints Pa,en. and other M edieinea.
&c. &c. 80 = ,pgs
: Il Is with pleasure they inform their
customers and the public, tina, they ne.
ser'had amore extensive and esnplste
assortment of Goods than at present /
al which having been laid in ON the very
leluest terms, they are enabled to give
al those who may be pleased 10 cali on
them (af the Market House. Sguare)
Ear cheaper Baksaias than ever:
- JAMES & JOHN LANE, "
Shepherd 5. T61On, November Z, 1906.
:. y aaa5eE * -
p. S. They continue to take Grain Of
all kinds, and pay the highest price in
Cash for HIDES and SKINS.
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Land for lale,::.

"A GREEABLE to the last win ard
n testament Of William Henshaw,
ESQ. des. win be sold 1 Farm, (called
Spring6eld) containing about eco acres
ofvalpable lime.stone land, late the pro-
perty Of said Hcnshaw, dec. situate in
berkeley County, Virginia, more thaa
500 of which IL cleared and under good
fence, the residue well clothed with TIM
ber-; about - acres in meadow, which
can be watsred, 4 and much more can be-
made. The improvements are large
and convenicnt stone dwelling house
stone spring house, with good lime
stone water running through i, within
- feet Of the kitchen door smoke
kcuses barn; stables; with other
necessary. buildings for The conyeni-
ence Of farm. About 20 yards across
the creek stands the GRIST and MER-
CHANT MILL, with two pair Of
stones in her, one pair Of burrs, and two
water wheels and near the mill i :
house for the reception Of q miller-Al-
so, large Stone Still House, with tuba.
&c. and constant over head water. About
half i mile below ut separate dam.
are Saw and Pulling Mil, with a log
dwelling house and two limestone
springs breaking out Of the side of the
dam. These mills are built urou thse
well known creek, for It's consistency cam
ed Mill. Greek, which runs through the,
above land. One fourth of q mile aboyt.
the merchant min Is double log house.
kitchen, barn, &c. and q never faiHne.
limestone spring within 20 yards of the
door. Three other log buildings and I.
smith shop, suitable for. tradesmen..
There are four bearing apple orchards.
containing about 600. trees Of ,excelleut
fruit, and a sufficient number of. othcS
kinds ofiruit. II WILDE ssld altogether.
or in two or three tracts, as may hese
suit the purchaser or purchasers, This
property 10 situated in 4 rich and &c, the
settlement, and not inferior to any ia
the county I about - miles from Win.
chester. 10 from. Martinsbure, Il from
Maj. StePhenson,s stone tavern, and "a
from Potomac, where the produce may
be carried to market to Georgetown, the J
city Of Washington or Ale1andria.e We
deem It unnecessary TO give further de-
setiPtion OF the properly. Any{person
to purchase win please cali nposs
the subscribers living on the premises,
who viii shew the property and make
;knewn the terms. :. j ',..as..... 80. =.
:. = .a7 - ~
: Aisej st sale By The subscriSers, three
hundred acres Of Land, lying in the conn.,
~ Of Monongslia, adjoining lands Of An.
,hony Sell, on Sillweii's Creek, abranett
Of the Canawa. Il ~ %z@ j. ','s,2sssEs. = ri i
r. Also, four hundred acres Of Lard, lys
ing on Sal. Lick Creek in 50 i'd eounty., /
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MARTrNsBIRG Beraeley Gs,n,p,
Nsginias Printed and tLsAed5y
10 I'm ALBURTR { y
rsan. o. rul INTELLIcENcER.

TEAMS or rHl INTELLIGENCER.
81 J., 1sg4.z a 81 fssss SO 80 =
u THE prick q this Pipe, i t.po dsl-
lass pr Glsaas, one dsilar Payable at tss.
tisas Of sa6scfi6ing, and one sshsa al
gear expises. 0istant subscribers pay
jor the sphsie gear IN advance. Tis
price Of Advertisements, % nss.-s,.S.
se,ibeys, q one dollar per sga1re for
'tares sgeeks iasertion, and for confinu.
a,.ce gffer that sime IS cenis per Iueek !
.ISabseyibeys Will eonsinns 70 reeeipe re-
d''eiioaef eae toartA on their Adserfiss-
a.e'lfs.- - - : I, ..z ~
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Has il in contemplation, je sufficiently
,fafronised, to prfns On eiteant edition Of
AddreHes to Young Men,
, BIZ JAMEs FoADScE, 80
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~%.. : Z. DR.. REEs'S- KEW !.
CYCLOPH DIA.

"E have Just recelved the I'd num-
wv Der Of the above work, and re.
quest those gentlemen who have sub
seribed for it to call immediately for their
books. .sps.-.-' - " : ! + y
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New Goods.

THE subscribers respectfully Inform
i their friends and the public gene.
rally, that they have just received their
assortment OF FALL and WINTER
= -H-n-h#n @
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INTERESTINGLY -, : !. !;
HIRAM HENsHAW, A0@ 2 :
August 20, 1906.

NIB. 4 good Fuller l. wanted %
attend the shove fullinS mill. He win be
hired or may have 1t upon modsIass
rent. ~ ~ - 5szzsa== : - = ::
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CASH given for clean Linnen & Cotton
r A G 5, = 80
At tbs Oliss OF the 2INTRLLIoaNS EH.
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X LAND FOR SALE.

WILL be sold at public sale, on tn.
w 18th Of. June next, TRAcr of
LAND, containing 2s2 acres, situate
ON Back Greek, in Berkeley County.
About 100 acres Of this land is good rich
bottom, 1870 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.
WIH also be solaas she same time a"dp1a
Mares and Colts, Cows, and Sheep,
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Farming Utensils, and a number of
other articles too tedious to mention !
they viii be sold on credit of nine
months, the purchaser giving bond with
approved security. g. i.
ALEXANDER FLEMING. =.
May 2, 1906. T. 80, -
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LAsT5NoTIcE.e.

THE subscriber, having declined bu.
i sincss on his own account, takes
once more this method Of informing all
those who are in any wise indebted to
him, either BY bond, note, or book ac-
count, that ifthey do not comic forward
and settle of their respective accounts
on or before the first day of June next,
that suit will be brought on each and {.
p very account without respect to persons. =
Sufficient Indulgence has been given,
which must do away any reflection that
such step might create. In hopes that
the above request will be attended TO,
take the liberty Of subscribing myself the
publicss obedient and humble servant!
PHILIP NADENBOUSCH. -
= Martinsburg, May 2, 1906:
, . Those concerned IoiAbe able to Judge
+ han far they may be. interested; thetr
ACCOUNTS 1viH dictate as to indulgencesgi-
zen. e &.@iF~.+- .t.s>,. r. :. T--'~. -.
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N O E.

THE subscriber. having Withdrawn
/ himself from the Ferry and Tavern
opposite Shepherds. Town, which bust.
ness he has attended to for the last six
years in the course Of which time a
number Of accounts have originated
which he is anxious TO have speedily
settled, those who owe BY pa, ing their
respective balances, and those VINO have
haye claims by exhibiting them to Mr..
PIesly Marmaduke, who is authorised
to receive and settle the accounts and
who likewise has the present manage
nenf Of the Ferry. and Tavern, he, be.
ing interested in said business, viii no
doubt use every exertion TO please the
public, and the former customers parti-
culArly, who, l hope, will accept my
unfeigned Acknowledgements for their
past patronage. -.
JOHN BLACKBOARD. !
Swearingen's Perry, May 2, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-05-09
Nav Q. 1906.
FOR SALE,

a VALUABLE Tract of La ND
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
Garrards.town Commonly called Mid
dle.town) and convenient to several
merchant mills, saw.milfs and full,ng.
mills. This land Is Of the first quality,
agreat part oft rich bottom, 20 acres of
movable meadow which NAV easily be
watered, and much more may be made /;
sor never failing springs; the timber
Is ofsuperior growth, which naturally
shews the strength of the. land. The
buildings on the premises consist Of a
comfortable dwelling-hoase, kitchen,
barn, and other out.houses-there is al.
50 an orchard containing about one hun.
dred bearing apple and other fruit trees.
The county road passes between the
dwelling house and barn. For terms
apply to the subscriber, living in Win
chester, Virginia. + -
" ~ THOMAS KEENAN,.
May 2, 1906. ''.. Vi
N. B. There is mill-seat ON the pre.
misses, and part Of the race already dug.
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NOTICE.

"A Ii those who made purchases at
n the sale Of Henry Bishop, sen. late
of this county, win take notice. that
their obligations became due on the 10th
day oflast month, are placed in my hands
for collection, and if they do not, come
forward and discharge them before the
10th inst, / will be obliged to put them
into the hands fan attorney for thepu
pose Of bringing suits.
! JACOB BISHOP.
Martinsburg, May 2, 1906. .~-, =