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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-04-03
For Sale,

THAT we'll known, beauti-
i fuI FARM. belonging
TO the fnbfcribcr, lying about
one mile from the Town OF
Newport. containing one hum
dfed scres, with a large, con-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16
(By Authority
May 49, 1906.
AN ACT

AN AL i..
Iohroili6n me IMPORTATION of certain goods,
zoares and merchandise.
BE it enacted By the Senate and House
Of fseflresen,atioeS of tie Unifea Ssa.es Of
.Sn'e'fca ia Congress 1sseaab!ed, That from
and after the fifteenth day of November
next, II shah no, be lawful to import iots
tRe Onlied States, or the territories there.
ot, from any port Or place situated in
Greal Britain or Ireland, or in any Of the
colonies or dependencies of Great Britain,
any goods, wares or merchandise, of the
following description, that is to say
Ali articles of which leather is the ma.
terial Of Chief value;
Al articles Of which silk is the Ifiateri-
al of chief value;
(. All articles of which hemp or FAX is the
material of chief value;
All articles of which tin OF brass is the
material of chief value, tin in sheets ex.
copied
WoolIen cloths whose Invoice prices
shall exceed five shilIings sterling per
square yard;
WooIlen hosiery of all kinds;
window glass, and all other mahufac-
lures Of glass;
Silver and plated wares;
Paper Of every descriptions
Nails and spikes;
Hats;
Clothing ready made
Millinery ofali kinds;
Playing cards
Beer, a'eand porter, and pictures and
prints;
Nor shall il be lawful to import into the
Uniied States or the territories thereof,
from any foreign port or place wha.eyer,
any Of the above mentioned goods, wares
or merchandise, being Oft the growth, pro
duce or Manufacture OF Great Britain CT
Ireland, or any OF The colonies or depcu-
dencies OF Great Britain Propfded houye.
per, Tia; Do articles which shall within
fifteen months after the passing Of this "a q
be imported from any place beyond the
Cape of Good Hope, on board any YES
sci cleard DOT before The passing OF this
a6t from sny port Within the United States
or the territories thereof, Tor the SAID Cape
tof Good Hope or any place beyond the
same, shall be subiecl to the prohibition
aforesaid.
Sec. 2. .fid be IL. jiyster enaefsd, Tha;
whichever any article or articles. the i'm.
portation OF which is prohibited by this
afl, shall, after the said fifteenth day ot
November next, be imported into the u,
ni,ed States or the territories thereof, con
tray to the true intent and meaning OF thi.
ael, Or shall, after the said fifteenth day o
November next, be put on board any siiI
or vessel, boat, raft or Carriage, with inten
lion CT importing the same into the Unit
ed states or the territories thereof, al
such articles, as veil as all other arliclel
on board the .sap,e ship or vessel boat
raft o. carriage, belonging to the owner o
such prohbued articles, shalt be forfeited
and the owner thereof shall moreo,er for
! ieI and pay treble the value of such ar
licies.
Sec. 3. md be il further enacted, Ths
if any article or articles, the importation
Of which is prohibited by this ael, shall
after the said fifteenth dag Of Novembe
next, be pat OF board any ship or vessel
boat, raft or carriage, with intention 4
I import the same into the United States 0
the territories thereof, contrary to tn
true intent and meaning Of this aG, an
with the knowledge Of lac owner or ma.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16

I We observe by the Fedt,icis5nse Ee7Ite
that COL John Mercer, is candidate for the dis
triet of Spor,syivania. Orange, Madison, and
Louisa, now represented by Nr. Dairsoa.
We learn that Mr.. VIM. Pinckney, late.
ly appointed an ambassador to England
speedily will sail from Baltimore for Lon.
don.
Advices, by way of the city OF ST. Do.
mingo, Trinidad. Havana, and ST Ctoix,
concur in stating that Miranda had effect
ed landing upon the Spanish main. Bar
celona or Barcelonetta, the place at whic h
Miranda is said to have debarked, is the
principal town of district in the province
Of Cumana.
1t was reported at Falmouth, Jam.)
when capt. Douglass sailed, that Miranda
had landed at the Island of Margaritta, s.
taken possession of the same.-This ac-
coant we rather think is premature, as
the time was too shoTt.--Phil. pap.
> DIED-In Philadelphia, after a te-
dious and lingering illness, RoBERT Nor
RIs, esq. whose signal and important SER
vices to his country during our revolution
airy struggle with Great Britain are well
known throughout the United States.
49, On Saturday last, Mr.. WILLIAM
POWELL, Of Cumberland, universally
by anumerous and respectable
cquaintance---He has left four children
to bemoan their loss, who were but few
months since deprived of an s9e elionate
mother by the uprelenting hand Of death.
On Wednesday last, LYME
SHACKELFORD, Esq. member of The
Privy Council of this commonwealth. I
(. En- The drawing ofthe Richronl Academy
Lo'fery was unsvoiuabIy postponed on Wednes
day last. in consequence of some tickets, which
were placed in the hands of gentleman for safe,
not having been returned. So soon as they are
returned. the drawing will recommence, aud con
'inue as heretofore, until finished. There are
only 500 ucks,s remaining in the wheel.
The MANAGERS.
May Is. 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16
gnedy JAMES MADISON.

PSiiqdeipbid. 5b Sziy.
His BrltaENic Majesty's Consul csneral. FOR
the Middle and sourhcnl 8 ates of America.
gives this .pnbc rotice TO the Merchants and
Traders, Of the official information he has recsr5
ed iha, It IS The intention Of his exceliency, Sir
Eye Coote. <. r. Eis Majesty's Governor of
he Island OF Jamaica 70 extend the duration Of
the ProoiarSation issued by his honor I.ieutc- ant
General Engent. ON the lTth Of OGober, 1906.
relative 10 ihe permitting the importation of GER
tain Articles, Enumerated in thar p,oclae,s,ion
from the United States Of America into dat L..
land, for fGrther psriod Of SIX m ,nths from
and after is aspiration, that IA 10 say, from TIC
S0th ofJune 20 the 3lsi OF December 1895
K. BOND,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16

second door below 5. Pleasanis' book store, has
iust received part Of her assortment Of
SPRING GOODS.
Among which are silk and Cotton chambrav.s
Camb,ics Plaid India Lus,,ing Worked Ira,.
NiusIins Pink Gnghsms; Patent watsred Vesr.
ing Plaid and Figured SILK Han5kerchiefs 1
Lace Shawls and Sleeves Extra .onv sh,c,,,s
and Kid Cloves. Also Itish Linens D,,n.,s1,
German Dowlas and Stripes Russia Sbse,ine
&c. &c &c. Riehmond, May 9Th, 1906. Gfs',
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16
SALf.S an AuCIIllN

DR Weehesday re 2sfb irs.. at tJs a,o,s r. -.
= Re1J MeCfgtcty, 7eiR be soH. b5 5yc,5. ~
bs STOCK IN TRdDE. cons,sfng MA eo,,t; ~.
d'so' t@eM Of NJ GQods. fQFeibe 4sii5 BIZ 49,
beld FPai's'e -7rys.s efs1ie5y all ssot, ~, l,s
esedi7g 20 doAa's, easbs abuse 90 and no, s....J.
ing iOy, afsy dDs and aJoce 100. 50, and ,,;Ts
p7nf' e,e,if,-- Nor; pin ae6roved emf y,egs. -.
snia6.e ~ zoe Bank II Yi,bi,;a viH be Ss7y;reS
.lLtIR " BROWN, dsefioreeg,
MAJ IS 1906 ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16

The Impression made by the debates
end resolutions in congress on the manu-
faeturers OF Great Brilain, have been
such as 10 occasion some Of them to for
bid the shipment Of goods, which had been
sent to The seaport towns for the United
States.--Phil. pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16
Recognition atise ,igJls q Underwriters.

,sWnen rhe discussion concerning the rights
OF Underwriters was going on during the late
session of Congress. The condua of Mr.. Arm.
strong was as cur readers well rememhcr, Sc
vereiy reP,0beted by Merchants for having a
bandened their lawful claims. The opinion Of
the Minister was instantly disayoycd by tie
government. and notification of lie senti
'ncnts Of the administration on to ne Insur-
ance Companies Of New-York. For the fur.
thev information Of our fellow ciuens on this
subjea. we lay before them the following letter
from DIR. Nj che, one of our senators in Con
gress, TO shs PRECEDENT Of the United Insurance
Company, relauve to the transaction I
Washington. Feb. 10, 1906.
Since wrote yo,i that fire Merchants, Al
dress 10 The President of the Untedlst ates. res.
pecting the Official condua of our Minister a,
Paris, had bcen duly forwarded according TO
request, nave received IN answer to that com
rTnnieauoui which now send you for the infof-
nation of the compliments.
The President has assured me that. in COT,
sequence Of The Ministers opinion thar Under
writer's were not Untitled TO indemnino alton fov
the losses they suffered, because the premiums
'hey received gave them a-nple profits, letter
disapproving that opinion was written TO the
Miosier, BY the Secretary Of State. Ext,lana-
tons are expected from Mr., a b1 the govern.
meet. From these it is hsFed il will be known
precisely whether that opinion solely decided the
claim Of he chip II Jersey; as well as what ,he
opinion Formerly was and under what eircuri
stances and views ef the subject il WIS Iironoun
oed, Il IS deemed fair aud proper 20 hear the
minister's statement, Of the trsn5ac,ion and
not make up 6naI Judgment upon partial
survey Of tine facts.
While reasonable time is given for elucida,f.
on on these points, am authorized to assure the
Inerohants and underwriters, that Mr. Jefferson
las no donbt OF the right Of Insurers to stand in
the place Of tn: insured and that this rght viii
be asserted aud maintained on every proper oc.
casion.
have only 70 add my hope tina, the course ia
ken by the president will be considered JUST and
satisfactory and thar You will accept for your.
self and the concerned the renewed assurances
OF my devotion and rsspea
SAM. L. MITCHELL,
! 10 John Dsi.sjieIa, Gq.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16

Mr.. Beatty, surgeon OF the Victory, has had
the ball, which was the instrument Of dea.h to
the late Lord Nelson, aet in gold and ehrys.a,a.
The fringe OF the epaoiet IS YET hanzino 10 Il.
Two thousand snitcas have been olTerel him for
Il, bot he rsfuse6.---Lon. pap.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-05-16

We observe by the Eedt,icistnse Ee7Isx.
that Col. John Mercer, is Candidate for the dis
triet of Spottsylvania. Orange, Madison, and
Louisa, now represented by Azr. Dairsoa.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
CONDITIONS.

Il shah be printed on the best paper,
and with good type. neatly bouad and
slettersd, price one dollar, or in .sheets
seventy-6ve cents. T.. - l. s
90 hhas already obtained the sigma.
sRres Of some Of the fcst characters u
ikr state Of Maryland, the/ District "
Cekhnbia, and other parts efthe naiaa.
. The ,Uork willie put 70 press IN che R,aas
] sfApsa next, and subscribers, ~ tss
mean time, are invited to thi. Office, q
order to haVs their Iiames enrolled asis,,g
. tts worthy and respectable. ~ j. : ! :
Mar.insburg. February 20, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
fPRoPosALs
ron RRlHrIHc 4 pHiLosoPHic WORK.
~ .- lN1IrLEb< ~ ~
THE NJ AZURE SSTATE0F NAN.
CosssefEDW 1rH THE RoR ID,
AND WITH DEITY, ~
j GOVERNMENT OF THE
UNIVERSE. . :.
IN THE

~, What Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, ciee:
70 Of old. aud other repowaed eharae,ers
Of modern date have condesseHded 90
unfold ouly in part + here steely iays.-
tirated. and the coutents Of the vplumr.
offered may be said to embrace these IN;
teresting particulars, viz. Dsits, the
World, Man. Orders, simultaneous
and successive. Evils, Natural, Mo-
raj, Political and Religious. Govern.
Ins1s., free and sdesPosie: Laws and
Religions, pure and spurious; Rsvo'
lutions, Changes. Causes aad Effects !:
q awfally unaffected in the Dynasty of
the Old World, and strikingiy adnoni-
tory to,he happy people Of the New, who
compose the large family Of the great
American Republic, aud % whom this
work l. alf.ctionasely dedicated. '
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07

TAKEN up by the subscriber, ON
= .,he 22d Of January last, four co
tTay SHEEP, Of the following descrip-
lion: FIRST one wether, marked with .
crop oa.sach ear and a slit in the right
or; appraised to dollars secoud, one
:sss marked witha crop of each ear and
8 slitsin The LEI. ear, appraised to + del.
isTiand sQ'eents; third, one eve mark
ydsw,th a swallow fork in each ear and a
biz out Of the undsr'-side of the left ear,
appraised to ldollar and 2scents +; fourth,
:qle eve with aerop off each ear, apprais.
e!i.ts l dollar: 2 The owaer ID desired
20 prove property, pay charges. and take
hem away. .t....-. -
|. AEtSlsY NADENBoEscH.
/ Marsinsburg, February ~, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
FOR SALE.

4 NALUARl. L FraetefLANp,eon-
n tAiping 14acres, lying on both sidea
OfBaek Cresk, Berkeley County, 6 miles
from Neutrality-suspicious. 400 acres are
cleared, IS of which arc good meadow.
ssnd more can mAde.-On the premii.
ses are Saw and Grist Mill, = good
Apple orchard and other Fruit trees, a
,oterable convenient Dwelling House,
with q well Of excellent Water It the
door, two Barns, Still House, and o.
.ther out houses, all convenient TO the
Dwelling House. The whole tract 10
veil vatered, and the wood LAID cover
ID with good timber. For terms apply
10 the subscriber, living on the premises.
-, ABRAHAM SNYDER.
February %, 1905.
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S1kk9ELAND.

:
-WILE be sold at public sale, to the
srN-highess bidder, on the 22d day Of
March next, on . credit Of twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, the Glebe Lands In the
parish Of Norborne, situate in the county
Of Jeferaon, ahoatone mile from Charles.
Town. This tract contains about two
=hundredaeres, and IL Of an 'exesllent
quality /; on the premises are never
failing spring Of lime stone water, nine
or ten acres Of excellent meadow, and a
good orchard Of about sixty or seventy
bearing apple tress. The sale win take
place at the dwelling house on the pre-.
mises at twelve O'Clock. Due atten.
dance win be given by the subscribers, a
majority OF the overseers Of the poor for
the county Of Jefferson aforesaid. 5.z~.st ~
SAMUEL WRIGHT,
= NATHANIEL CRAGfiILL,
f.. ABRAHAM DAVENPORT,
f. - JAMES KERNEY,
@"s. SMITH SLAUGHTER.
r February II, 1906. 49,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
NOTICE.

u VIRTUE ola decree Of the County
Court Of Berkeley, in the case Of
aai,nah Donaldson against James M'Do.
taald, rill be offered for sale on the 18Th
day Of March next, on the premises, for
trady money, LOTS No. SO, 60, Ct,
a. g., - and Is, lying and being in the
Down Of NJ artinsburg. and county Of
lBerkeleN' Several Vi these lots arg i'm
proved; one Of themis the lot ON which
Dasit Cdons now lives, near the Jail and
.clslks Office one other 10 the lot On
which Mrs. Donaldson now lives.
:. DAVID HUNTER,
= - ELISHA BOYD, and
- PHILIP p. WILSON.
- Conamissionrrs.
sFsbruary II, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07

nN. the first dayof March court, in
~ Berkeley County, will be Offered
u public sale, .on the Premsses, in Mar
IinsBarg, one LOT of Ground and a
smaf part OF another Lot, on which are
one .SSone HOUSE, ~ l.2 feet by so,
-ene- Rfamc do, 50 By. IA, one do. ii. by
iNtws large Stables, a stone milk house,
aH exeslsnt web Of va.er, which mp
plies said hau,ss, andaiom 40 20 so.la-
miles more Who pay two dollars yearly
in advance each family for water, and
the waste w,aef abundantly supplies the
milk -hodsej thsre is also other usefulim-
provemen,s on said lot. The, payments
are, SEQ aollays yearly, until the whole
purchssesm9pe rs paid, to begin the FIRST
day OF Sep,ember next. 1t is very like
". according % the fosmer rents and
profits Of said premises, that there will
be but very small addition to be made
to the yearlt reats, to make up the year
~ payments oseoo dollars. The houses
and one Of the stables are insured, the
premiums paid and policies ready to be
assigned to the purchaser, who viii
stand in the same situation a. to the in.
saranee the subscriber stands in before
the sale. The situation and convenience
of these buildings. for public or private
use, and the advantage Of the well Of wa.
ter, will make them rent for about de,l.
bic the rent Of any other property in this
town that can be had for the same price
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07

NIII.L be sold public vendue, At
i" the dwelling house Of the sabseri.
Der, In the main street Martinsbarg. on
Friday the 7th March next, Beds, Bed.
ding and -Bedsteads, 4 Desk, a good
corner Cupboard, Tables, Chairs, and
I very great variety Of other Household
and Kitchen Furniture. Nine months
credit win be allowed, On giving bond
with approved security. The sale 20 be.
gins about 10 o'clock. @Z9 H.,
-: JOHN BAKER.
February IT, 1905. = ...~>.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
TAKE NOTICE,

= :. IAkE. E5NOIIlEvs g..
THE subseribers wishing fo-el6se
J. his business Is - adqhihis !itef foE
the estate Of Alexander 'KstHsy, DE-.
esskesthis theehod efintosming the pdtis,
that he will attendat Charles II zn, JET.
.ferson County, on the 6rst anG secdu,l
DAYS of Marsh court, 1905, al thshpuse
OF c, rus Saunders, nnkeeper "a said
town. An persons indebsea to' - =;
state, are reqIest.d go towe fgrwad
and make pay men, ipmsdiitsly i and
all those having claims agsinst ssid sstats
are requsstrd TO come forward wnh ihsip
properly aa,hent' Gated foE set,iemcns !.
James KERNEY; iea. Adm,S
February %. 1905. -,
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NOTICE.
WHEREAS ibid. in de year 1908;

xE1HEREAS Ibid. in the year 1905,
wv bargain b sell . mare 70 . certain
WIN. Grimes, for which he gave me his
ALLEGATION, which became due on the lst
=day Of March, 1904 said Grimes has
failed 70 pay any part thereof, according
10 orr agreement Il was somewhat
doubtful that I should lose the price Of
my mare, a. the said Grimes appears to
Be in an unsettled situation 1t this time.
Whereas the said Crimes on the 2lth
inst. made 4 public sale TO dispose of his
effects, at which sale I purchased pro-
perry to the amount Of the above obliga.
ton said Crimes refused to give me
the properly unless ] would give my
notes agreeable to the tsrms Of the sale,
which refused to do, said Crimes then
agreed that he would not part with my
notes until he discharged his obligation,
and ON these conditions / gave my notes,
one to the amount Of sixty dollars, and
the other for thirteen dollars and seven
tY.hve cents, whiehwill become due on
the 24,h Of August next: I do therefore
forwarn all persons from taking assign
ments on the shove notes, a. I am de.
terminsd not 70 pay them without max
ing ! discount with said Grimes. ::
EDWARD r. -FoRMAN.
Berkeley County, February 90, 1906.
q II
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07

TTIiE subscriber will thank any psr.
/ son who has borrowed, OF. ~
may now be in 'possessfonl af ths, 6rst fo-
huns ul :. LIceraa 0zIItion,," aud 7 DfiI,.
,Laseonrt on Dea,h," To return them, p
himself, or to AIR. Alburtis. 49,
1 JOHN FRYATE q.
February 90, 1896. :ix
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
SENATE eftk UNIrED STATES.
EbrfinHn Il

F0' TUT 1Os
Ag,ssahy 70 notice gipen yesferaay, NJ:
Adsims dskrdaqdobfqntdLreve 10 6vinr
. IN a bill, - ,brevent tie obu~e sf re
privileges and immunities enjoyed By
foreign nipistets 1wfh;n the United
Sfatks, sphfh pas read and passed TO
the third etdSN8.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07


in a bill, % Jpreveat tie obuSe sf ne
priDiieges andimmunifies Enjoyed By
foreign mipistets rwrhin ne United
Stats, sphf pas read and passed to
the third ,etd.g.
- A. BILL,
Taprtoenr III ubase of Me prio;leges and
inmHnitiss tjoyed By foreign minis
ttrs-1pith,a.ih Inc United Statss.
BE Hsnaeted BY lie. Senate and f7sn,.
Of Representatives. IF the United Sse,es
Of america, IN CsnKrcas assembled, That
from and after the passsgs Of this act, IL
any foreign ambassador, minister or O.
ther person, entitled to enjoy within the
United States the privilege and imm1-
mites Of q foreign minister, shall eommie
any violation pfthe munieipallaws, which,
if committed BY person amsnahls to the
ordinary judicial authority Of the place,
where such ambassador, minister, or o.
ther PeFson, may be at the time Of com.
hitting such offence would be indicta.
bic bya grand jury and punishable by
death, BY corporal punishment, or BY
imprisonment or confinement to labour,
the president Of the U. States, upon APP
plication made 70 him by the executive
authority Of the state or territory where
such offence may be committed, or UPON
the complaint to him of any person iniur-
ed or aggrieSed by such offence SO. com.
mitted, and upon proofs Of the facts, sa-
tisfaetory to the said president, being
furnished to him in support of such ap-
plicatiou or complaint, shall be, and
hereby is, authorised to demand of the
sovereign Of the said offending ambassa-
dor, minister, or other person, Justice
upon the offender, aud rePara,icn to any
person, orpersons, thus injured or az.
srieyed. and in case of the refusal or ne
!. gISct Of The, SAID sovereign, to comply
: with such demand for justice and repara-
= ton, the president Of the United States
! is hereby further authorised, to order
such ambassador, minister. or other per-
son so offending, to depart from the u.
:.nited State., and the territories thereof:
or to send i'm home TO his sovereign,
according y the aSsravation of the Of
fence, and at his the said presidents
CT. y..e.,-
from and alter the passage of this act, II
G .os'sa . "..,.I, m'nlstei' or
49, e SOU. e. .s . ENJOY w,tn'n inc
~" 49, ~ $3.50 s-S: ms P.Nnes aug 'mme-
. J !: 'S " a,'uls.er. sn:n witnin
"e on''su o'a'es 2. ,ne terI,'ot'es the!e"
=. ss ..y ss.o. a :N.a.n 9. enter M
.'ns. .as sose'nmsnt
n'ssu o.Lss I, oI snAu PeI'onally
I ' "" !" -. 49, S.slssPses .ns Ptssa.
ses. :. t.s 49, Isa..s ~ ums ee-
es. =. ~, sa.s P,ss' n. ~ =. .non
neisoy susno,'seI :. =. .u'se.e.,oo, 70
oIuet u'e sa'u A%p.ss.oo, nln':.s,. os
etneI Pe'son g ousno.ngs y wisnoIaw
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= FOR SALE, FOR CASH, 81
"A MICRO WOMAN snd her eve
IA Children, { all boy . but one. ~
ply to the Printer. -.
I February -, 1906. - =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
ROBERT wilcox.
FOR RENr IMMEDIATELY;

FOR RENT IMMEDIATELY, :
1--we PLANTATIONS, lying in
i : the coundes of Frederick and Jef-
ferson. all well improved, and one has a
Distiilery omit. Twoofthe abcve.Plan-
tations are in JefFerson aud three in Ere.
derrick county. Any person wishing to
rem, may be supplied by the subscriber
living near the Yellow. House. Frede.
rick county. TINS. CAMPBELL.
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