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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10
Ma6lebu5eft5 L<SiHaturc.

SATURDAY, MARCH +.

Agrceably to the Reiolution Of
the two houies, he Ten Indian Chiefs
now il this town, were introduced
81 the feveral Departments OF the
Government of this Commonwealth
They were attended BY the Adiu-
tant and Commiiiary- Generals, IN
officer Of the United STATE. army
and thier Interpreters.
They were received BY His Excel
Iency The Governor, in the Coun-
ell Chamber; who gave them cor
dial welcome; exPget1ed hia fatisfac-
ton on feeling them in good health ;
and his bcit wiHes, that when they
hould return to their Nations, they
might have fate and pleafan; iour-
ney /; and find their brethren and
friends well and happy. The Sa-
chem Of the tribes made a fuitable
Acknowledgements.
They were then introduced 10 The
Hon. SeHste +; whsn the Hon. Mr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10
Tae!lly, February IS.

hfr. Crowninefhicld reported a bill
in favor of Nicklin and Griffith, and
bin il favor Of J2hn M'F2don and
Francis Ohonnet, which we're twice
read and referred to the committee
of the whole for tomorrow.
Mr.. Nirkoiiou prelented the me-
moTiA! and petition Of ToGasW King.
late Z clerk ID the Office Of tie clerk
Of the hov(e The memorial accufes
the clerk OF thr honfe OF milcoudu6t
in the dtfburfement of pubic money,
and Of Withholding from the peti-
tiorer fome juit dues Referred tc
the committee Of accounts.
The bill in favor Of George Rapr
and his alocia'es The ayes and nav.
were called on the queltion OF infert.
ing interefi the ayes were 6I-thc
BotS a..
A mefage was received from the
FTeGdsnt Of the y, S, containing Z
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10

Co1Oardice and Bay5ayity.-A very
knocking report is in circulation, fro.
the MedItterranean-It is fate
that commodore Rodgers, Of the n.-
w, and Capt. Gale, Of tAe Marine,
having had fome words on the full
jtQ Of a fcvero Pnnilhment infi5s@t
upon marine by the Commolo-
orders The officers having ra7,-
the cOmbatants and Capt. q. hiu
ing to the Commodore that VII,
they arrived in the IT. S. he fhou
call him to account, the csmmodu
drew his dirk, and fabbed capt Ca
(who was una7med thrice, when
fell and died.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10

Sec, 4 And Be II tnIfEn e1q8cH,
That whenever the PrcGdrnt If the
u. 5. fha!l, under the authority Of
the laws OF nations and Of this att.
iend any tcreign anrbaAador, mint
ter or other perlon as aforrlaid, 70
otfeudIug, home to his tovcrcign, he
ihall ihue his warrant to any officer,
civil or military, under the aul lhoIity
OF the u. States, commendi.e: him
to provide for the departure Of the
iaid amb4flador, miniltcr, or other
Perlon as aforef4id, 70 offlnGing, ta-
king due precautions to avoid all im-
proper OF unneceGary violeDcs in ex-
eeuting iaid warrant.-And all OIL
GERS, civil or military, under the su-
'hOrity OF the y. at4tes, are requi-
rsd to DC obedient 10 fuch warrant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10

NORFOLK. FFP. w

NORFOLK, FEB. 10.
"A Gentleman Of thi, place, rel
ceived by lait mail, letter from
Member Of CongreGs at Wilmington,
which Gates, that difpatchcs had
been received the day before from
Mr.. Mounroe at London, ftatin
that the difPolition Of the Court l
st. James, towards this country was
much more friendly than herctofor-.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10

States, have received and treated \.
with kindneiS and frirndlh;s
that We ak 10 return bur thar
people may be received and trear
with kindets and friendihip VI
they 20 among your nations.
When you fhall thnk proper u
return home we pray the Great SIR
it to guide and Preferve you, and y,
grant you blue Ries and a pro(prr.
Gus journey.
BROTHERS,
We again bid you welcome TO our
Great Council Fire.
Iatfchata, then advanced to the
Chair, and an(wcred the Speaker. y.
follows =
BROTHERS,
We have received nothing bu.
kindnels and friendlhip fnce "
came among the white people. From
the place where our Great Father
the PrrIdent, refdes, whole im7e.
we bear on our medals, we hay.
been treated with kindnefs a..
triendlhiP throughout our journey.
Ana we doubt not We hall me.
with the fame on our return. W
find you arc all one people. Though
our iklns are red, we have hearts like
yours.-Our hearts a.e white.-Our
ears are open to your advice. We
ihlll tell cur people how kindly you
have treated US, and the advice you
have given Us. They will Be glad
OF IT, and Be in peace and friendihip
with you.
He made three paufes in his an.
liver, which were inteperted BY tha
Iinsuits.
The Speakers addrels was thus
communicated After he had de-
!i,ered full fentence, one Of The
Linguits who iptak5 Englilh and
French, but does not underfand
Indian, communicated it 10 another
Linguif, who fpeaks French and
Indian, but not Engllhl and he
communicated to the Chiefs, 10 the
Ofage language.
The medal is Ramped with the word
Z" z e4ec az Fota4Gi9"
+ II Ma on tniS intimatiOn oF tie Ofl-s
Chief, that the Svaatc requeRed His excellence
the COm"ander in Chief, to Srder the militia
~ Pafade Of Monday.
A refolve granting 10000 acres
Of land to William Eaton, il conGd-
eraliOn Of his public fcrvices, paHed,
in concurrence with the Hon Sen
ate To- His E*crilrrcy ILe Cov-r
h9r, 70. learn, ba5 obPy,vfd tbe rGEL-
ti0n and has trsglmtte4 copy Of IL,
4 Gen. Eotsn, at H-gjGmgt0a.l
The Senate on TuefIay unar-
mouAy concurred with the Houfo,
in the aPPointmrt cf JAMES BRICK
1T, Eiq to be Major General Of the
fecond diyiGon Of The Militia Of this
CommonWca'th. Much credit III
due to Gen. DERbY, who had bc
fore been appointed in the Sena-o
to this honorable Office, for declin
ing competition With the veteran fl
ticcr now appointed and for voting
for, and requ5finE his friends to fur-
port the election Of Gen. BRlcKfr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10

INE NM NJ m ~ -.
Wr5t India Tieer.- Captain Il.
per, who arrived az Alexandria, 81
Saturday laH, in " dlvs from {,
J hom4s, informs, that a Frrr,
feet con6tting Of 7 fhiPs Of tbs .i
ana 10 fi4l.cs. radcd Sr. 1hoa
tteering towards tbs CITY of 81 4
mlnRo, and thar Daniih {, ~h
arrived 4 81, thomas, irlprm,
th-; they had arrive and wlFsJa,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10
Cnn4rega.

Senate q ne UMicd Stafc5.

Senate q t@e United States,
FFB. 20.
Mr.. Adams, from the committee
70 whom was referred the bill. 10
prevent the abule Of the privileges
and immunities enjoyed by foreign
miniiters wiIhin the United States !;
reported the l4me with The follow
ing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10

FRIENDS AND BROTHERS
You are welcome to the Council
Fire Of the Senate Of Mo6acbnIttt5.
NAV It ferve as an emblem Of the
bright and ardent fricndlhip which
ihould always be chcrilhcd between
the United States and your nations.
/ You have travelled an immenle dlI-
tancc TO viGt US.
The Prefdcnt Of the United States
is your friend, and he has frnt you
through the country to learn from
your own experience, that all our
chiefs and peope are your friends.
You will have the fatisfa6tion Of
reporting to your warrours and tribes
that they are :he Allies Of great
people, whole power will Be always
exertcd for their hapPinefs and pro-
tc3ion.
We have requened the Chief Of
oar State to prc1en1 you with Silver
Chains, from which YOU may pend
the Portraits which you wear of the
Chief Of the whole nation and
thence form an idea Of the frong
chains which connect each ltate with
{ commoA Father.
Explain this to your children.
May tn: great 5 pirit who pre6des
over th3 VAT wilderness and the cul
t.yl,1d region, pro,e1 your wig
waps and families in your ablcntc,
and lead you to your native tribes
through paths free from thorns and
every danger
This address being tr2n0ated {?
the Chiefs by their interpreters, lat
lchaga, the Chief OflEe Sachcm, ad
vanced, gave The FreGienc lis hand,
and replied as follows
BROTHERS,
We have came from the riing to
the ttsting Of the fun to viGt you.
Our comple1ius differ from yours,
but our hearts are Of the fame colour,
and you ought &c love US, for VIC
are tie original and true Americans
When you read what is written on
the medals which We wear on the
ourG1e, 70 may alfo read what Is
written OH our hearts.
We thank your people forall your
kindneG5.
Our fathers fent Us to fee the town
Of Bolton, for which we are glad
for we hear i IS an old town, and the
ret er AZ tie St5er fsqraj. We are
ato 2iad that you intcnd to give us
the chains, and We lhall tell our chill
drcn and people what you FAY about
them.
We with We could Zee your people
under atEs---Our brothers, who
came 70 New York laft year f4w your
warriors and were much pleated
and We arc concerned. Ihat We can
not have a. much 70 fay to our ma
tons As they mad, about YOU war
rioIs I
We hall always be your friends.
IN the Houfc Of Representatives
fcatS were aligned The lndllns, in
the area ILL front Of the Speakers
chair to which they were introdu-
ced 5y committee Of The Houle. -
The members fat covered, unil the
ViGtors entered, when .hey all rofe,
and uncovered. The ViGtOrs and
the Houle were then featcd when
the Hon. Mr.. Bigelow, the Seaker,
Iofc, and made the Chiefs welcome
in the following talk -
BROTHERS,
We bid YOU welcome to our Great
Council Fire.
We congratulate vou upon your
prosperous journey and fate arrival
among MS.
Oar fathers were not acquainted
Let it be olherwiie with Us and our
chilLrcn.
1t is our Gaccrc with that the
cbHin Of fricndlhip between US and
our children may always be kept
bright
Our two Great Council Fires
lave rtqucAcd our Grca, and Good
Chief, The Governor, your Father,
o preient each ofyou A SilUcr CHAIN, /
lo token Of our friendhiP.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-03-10

A refOlve granting 10000 acres
Of land to William Eaton, in conGd-
era'ion Of bis public fervices, paHed,
in concurrence with The Hon Sen
ate. [O His Excrilrrcy Ike Csv.r-
h9r, 70. learn, ba5 nfPy,vrd tbe re/sL-
tfon and has fysgtoHtted . copy Of IL,
q Gen. Eaten, at Wojbingt0a.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12
Seventh Bulletin Of. the Army of Italy.

q Head Quarters, G9risia, Nsv. %.
h ThsSarmy maintains the pofsion which IT had
ksak.acr the left bank of the Ilonxo. The ad
vmatg guard, under the orders of general Els
bags, s&ablihed i.fslf on the Vipscco, fepnifcd
hs s0.ny as far as Gaaz, add In ieyeral attacks,
Fhch'wre performed with vigour, made one
unGred pflloners. The whole OF their cavalry
aststir.d BY the great Rad. a comfortable
bOdy ottheir infantry took the road by the val
sy q idEia, to gain chat ofOberleybach. Five
Eanpanisssf Soi;igeurs are. purfuiDg the enemy
2 thar dissection, while our advanced potts have
'eaeaed 10. Entertainments of Prevale, and have
taken direction towards Ley bach.
n The general cacif has tent tue d;yison Seras
70 Ifisas, The AuErians evacuated the place
our approach, leaving 600 OF their wounded.
corps Of troops purified them on the way 20
ieyo'ch asd took 80 priioners. Two regiment.
adfagoan', iuPPotted by infantry;haye proceed
Goa our LETT aa far as Chffa de pletz, which
sshSuardsd b, the two regiments of Infantry
sVaOido and Deligne and fome cavalry. All
.s EFs were abandoned thc day after the ar,
h'"0toc' trsops. The general of brigade La
vi, VINO commands them, has received orders
@Fne'rass IS far a. Villach, and TO endeayor 20
~ W. communication with the grand army,
'D's movements have without dsuo,, deter
y 'ne retreat OF the enemy, who were afraid
Oelng surrounded A actaChment has alto
s, s.'sn' % POnseba Yencta, where the enemy
,. ss p'esy tfeng, bue did not dare to wait our
,,L. 10 theie various movements we have
a. al. asafly tOur hundred p.ifoners. The gene
. - q Chief has left near Pandua, the corps OF
sS'S Nom Naples. to which he ha. addcl d.
iaS a, Tic army, the Corsicsn legion and the I'D
.suerant general Gouvain ST.. Cry, who
s.aa u,anda the united forces, holds Chozza and
4. ss anc keeps himself prepared TO fall on
s.S' Da,a and Rufians, if they dare attempt the
a ,sss With which they ,breaseu The COAT
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12
Mr.. NICHoLSoNs MOTION.
Resolyed, Tha. from and after the

Resolved, Tha, from and after the
day of next, the following articles,
being of the growth, produce, or manu-.
tacture of Great Britain or Ireland, or oil
any of the colonies or dependencies OF Q.
Britain, ought to be prohibited by law,
from being imported into the United States,
or into the territories thereof, viz.
All articles of which leather is the mate
rial of chief value
All articles of which tin or brass is the
material of chief value; TN in sheets ex.
eepted.
All articles Of which hemp or fax is the
material Of chief value;
ALI articles of which silk is the material
Of chief value;
Wooden cloths whose iuyoic prices shall
exceed
Woolen hosiery of all kinds;
Window glass, and all other manufac'
lures Of glass
Silver and plated wares;
Paper of every description
Mails and spikes;
Hats;
.Cloathing ready made;
Millenery of all kinds;
Playing cards;
Beer, ale and porter; and
Pictures and prints.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12
alexandria Daflp aoGersissr.
WE DNESDAY, FRBRUAkY 12.

By the arrival Of the brig Wheeler, capt.
Bessom, from Guadalupe, we learn that
adyices had been received at Barbados,
that fourteen sail Of the line of the Brest
Fleet, had got ont, and were supposed to
be destined for the West Indies, where,
however, they had not arrived when the
Wheeler sailed, which was on the 18th of
the last mouth. In consequence OF thee
pec,atiop that the Brest Fleet were destin,
ed for the West Indies, admirals Dock.
worth and Louis had been dispatched for,
and arrived at Barbados the 18th of last
month with sail of the line. The whole
British force to wiudwand consisted of s
sail of the line, and IL frigates, under ad.
mirals Duckworth, Louis and Cochrane.
[Horfok Public Ledger
A fhperb &4uetu.c is about to be erected 10
London, which, frem it's form, viii be dsnoni-
mated So The London Amphitheatre," and will
be divided into lecture theatres, appropriated for
hiftory, chemifry, Navigation, mathematics phi
lof ply, gcncalogy, chronology, snd trade; to
which will be added, library, fuiJed TO the a.
bove purpofes, that will lurpafs any Of rs kiad
in Europe. Upwards of Szso,ooo is already
fuhfcribed towards this great undertaking,
Moatbly Magdzn. far Nsvembtr, 1895.
/ Two inffi:u;;ons of thls kind have been lately
eRabiGhed in London, the Royal inaitation. and
the London intitu,ion.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12
s. ,s.it march 70 valvas'

,saa d' 49,. -
Ca. B'p's'eo Cd ,hs 1ash; as 8 , o'sIoss
h fOrsar0I., Ann ~ which he had directed !.
NJ sqoa.,Os s,tacked BY a reg'ment OF
.d,'nss :, II, sustained the charge =
usria0 sa :s;.s' and gave time to Gen. = : =
gns . s.s s, y rspslsed and put TO fight. In
sr guls., g. = oar artillery was brought up
ns.o i ,a,s I'd commenced from each
'bs saar r;ssr. Il was very brisk and
&c d Us .s 81, day. The enenay had piac-
srd 'a ~, s # cannon behind dyke we
% prs, q and our arsilerists displayed
Dad Bot ~ ..s0eriority. The divisions OF
beif a'aI ;s.a rewards evening. The &c.
! f'n'iy . .s;ef. satisfied with the advantages
ssl 10 nd I'D ob,ained, &conhdent OF fresh
hcn ns ~ ~, wishto etFsc, its passage al that
n'' 0I y - son.en,ed himself with making
4 n'. ann, :. for the following day, in order
'Pos 's. , more decisive blow. The
e 'il,.s formed a junction at the dessl-
P'. ''D. , .s out--and at Valvasone.
pal0n' :, these two points that they 10.
~ wv ", ! mass the Jiver,in order 10 flank
| |s ] sat Of the enemy. Prince eaar r 3.
:. ss,' Il, feared the execution OF chs
=, r. did no. Judge it convenient TO
Pia. - Ii, position sill.the following day
:, :, md.pishtretreased along the road 70
~ o'I.,. Nova. Our armypasscd the Tag.
' as. with the regret of NOT finding an
INV . 6gh. With. and it was then that
VA :. a;.soysrsd the resslt of the action OF
~ I. needing day--she left bank Of the RI
:. hang covered with rnenSnd horses
=, had fallen under the fire our artilte.
:. The army continues its march. The hope
4 oy.,,aking and combating the enemy,
.,e,,s,,, their ardor. They hear of all
/. proceedings of the grand army & the
Ie,ire Of ssconding its movements and jus.
fylua the confidence ofthe emperor, ssi-
,oIa.ss ard animstes il necessarily.
trh. advanced guard daily makes pri-
,u.rs, who augmensths number already
ade. O.
The weather is still favorable, aud they
g busy in repairiug the bridges of the
awe and ofthe Tagliamento.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12
Mr.. CRowNINsHIEED's MoTIoN.
Resolue4, That from and after the

Resolpea, That from aud after the
day of next, nc. goods, wares, or
merchandise, shall be exported from, o.
imported in.o the United States, or the
territories thereof, in any ship or vessel
whatever, to or from any European colo.
MES, or settlements, situated on the east.
,ern side OF the continent of America, OF
10 its adjacent seas, norihward of the equa.
tor, unless the importation of all articles
the grewth, product, or manufacture O
the United States, and their territories, IN
American bottoms, is, at all times, ad.
mitted toto the said colonies or settlements
and unless the expectation of the produc.
lions of the said colonies or settlements
is permanently allowed in American bot
toms from the same TO the United States
and the territories thereof.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12

On Monday last, III the HoKse Of Repre-
sentatives Of the United States, the to!,
iozping Resolutions zusre offered BY Mr.
N1cholssn aud Mr.. Cro5umnshied, 7Vhich
were read and referred to thecommittee
of the whale boase on the state Of tho
inntoln
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12

PURSUANT to deed of trua from SAMo.
4 Ell PosToN to che fubfcriber, will be expol,
cd to faie, i.- ready money, at the Coffee.
Houte, in tie town OF Alexandra, on the ze'h
day OF March next, w O TR &C is OF
L AND, lying upon The north river Of CscaPe,
hen, in the county o. Hamphire, containing 43I
acres. The lale will commence at - o'clock
in the day.
James Keith.
Febroary II. law6'S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12

NICHOLAS HINGSiCN,
Rcipet lfuily intofmshs fr'ents aud the public in
gcnsral, that he hsth removed his fo,e to
king Erect, next door to Mr.. Jes. 7bs,mea's,
4ubere he haib forzalt az exrsfve G6a,hmtss
-1T
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-12
S E E D S,
Both Of English g american 9,swA.
The former imported thi. fall per the ihip ;Sbs.
be,ae/i, captain Wells, via Norfolk,
--am9rg qo6icb are


pe,as6, captain Wells, via Norfolk.
--amorg qebieb are
Early York Cabbage, Early Dwarf do. Early
Screw do. Early Sugarloaf do. Early Bst;ersea
do. Large Imperial do. Large Sugatloat do.
Large Fiat Dutch do. Red do. Green and Vel.
low Savasy do. Bruael Sprouts, Green and
Red B0recole, Collifower, B,ocoli, &c.-Alfo,
Rye Graf, Lucern, Burnett, O.chasd Geals,
Red Clover, Early Dutch Turnip, Eary Stone
do. Hanover do. yellow do. White No iok DO.
Rape, Nav: Corisnder, Carraway, Dill, Al
nilced, Canary Seed, Double Yellow Hyacintbs
Roots, Fine Durham, Flower Ct Mufa,d, Spis
Peas Garden Rakes, Hoes, Reels and Lines,
Garden Shcers and bef Pruning Knives On hand
a-quantity Of Lombardy Poplar OF all fizes and
a variety OF FIowefing Shrubs, and Roots, on
reafousbls terms.
Al6,
An elegant aforsmenr Of cut and piain Gla!s.
China, and Queens ware, Flower Pots Of all
kinds.
He likewife keeps Liquors, Croce-
hes, Spices, Powder and Shot, Fig Blue, Starch,
Barley, Rice, Soap, Candles, Salt Petie, Alum,
Pearl Afh, Sugars, belt Rappee Snuff, chewing
and fmoaking Tobacco.
aJO for Sale,
The American Gardener, and Kennedy's
Treatife on Gardening.
February ~. dfw. !awt!M
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N O i / e. f..
PUBLIC SALE.

February IL.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06
CARPET & COVERLET
. WEAVING.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
/ has friends and the public IN gene.
raj, that he has Iemoped his SLAP to the
house in the occupancy Of M. Philip
Cref, 6ne dier, and nearly opposite
Mrs. P"vdtnce Thornburg's tavexn, in
Shepherd'a- 7ouvn, 1vhere he ,uYH colonc
and work COVeriets q Ca,peting iatht
&c" manner and neUest fashions, aL,0,
Cs"aferpanes. Diaper, and all descrip.
nons Of plain 1Vark, on Me shortest no.
hce ana fOlOest iermY; ,phich cannot be
d9ne at any other pLaee IN. Shepherd's-
Iolvn. He returns his sincere ihanks
for past Jaoo,s, and h9Pes, fTom the
goodness Of ms svsrk, 70 merit their FL.
fure support. *
SAMUEL -AGER.\
Mays, 1906. FOWL
N. B. AHerdrrs in his line are thanh.
July received and punctually executed.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06

Berkeley, IS. --
November Court, 1904.
George Dickson, Complainant,
against
flames Smith, Defendant.
In CHANCERY.
THE Defendant, James Smith, not
i having entered his appearance a.
xreeable to an act Of Assembly aud the
rules fthis Court, and It appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he IL
not m iuhabi.ant Of this Commonwea lth,
on the motion OF the Complainant BY his
Counse1.s it is ordered that the said De.
PENDANT do appear here On the Monday
after the third Tuesdav in June, 1906,
to answer the bill Of the Complainant,
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted in the Berkeley and Jefferson
Intelligencer for two months successive.
ly, and published at the door Of the
Court House Of the said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.gc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06
FOR SALE,

A VALUABLE Tract Of LAND,
n. containing 400 acres, more or less,
situate lying and being on Back Greek,
in the county Of Berkeley, IS miles from
Winchester, between 3 and 4 miles from
Garrards-town Commonly called Mid
dle-.own) and convenient to several
merchant mills, saw.mills and fulling.
mills. This land is of the 6rst quality.
q great part OF it rich bottom, 20 acres Of
movable meadow which may easily be
watered, and much more may be made
; or 4 never failing springs the timber
is Of superior growth, which naturally
shews the strength Of the, land. The
buildings on the premises consist of 4
comfortable. Westinghouse, kitchen.
barn, and other out. houses-there is al.
so'an orchard containing about one hun.
dred bearing aPplsland other frui, trees.
The county road passes between the
dwelling house and barn. For terms
apply to the subseriber, living in Win.
chester, Virginia. ~ --~ ~.
i: THOMAS KEENAN,.
r. May 2, 1906. -
N. d. There Is miIl-seat on tho pre-.
nisss, and part Of the race already dug.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-06
Leui; !;
INFORMS his friends and the public,
i that he has purchased Mr.. .EvAHs's
late stock Orwell assorted
e. o O.: d s.;

and he A alters himself from the terms on
which he has them, that he will be ena.
bled % retail them ON IS advantageous
terms to the purchaser as any other per-
son has it in their power to do. He does
not despair Of obtaining a share Of busi-
ness, as he is determined to make it the
interest of all who may please to call on
him. 4
- A handsome salary .riH6e giusn
to an oct;yt Tamg Nan, that ca" come
1oeH recommended, to a'tsndG store.
Martinsburg, May 9, 1905.