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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL, INSTR AMOR
COMPANY,
Feb. Is.

AGAINST FIRE ON ooops Ann ,r,S
\ I ageneral meeting of the members oftbe Nr-
! tual lniurauce Company aeainfl Goods ,,,i e.,
nIsure in the fate of Virginia. held bv ad;onrnn,a'
at the General Office of Tnfurance, in the CIV oe
Richmond, February 4, BOG. ~
MT Neil MCouli was elected Pre6dent.
Samuel p Sauan, Directors for the
Iaeob F. rIh,seF' DiArieof Rich.
Geo. ereenhow, mond
NIL No0ert birchett, Director for the Dbl.
,,,,. tria of Pets rfbure.
William Vaughan, do. Norfolk.
Robert Walker, do. Frederickfbv-o
Samuel Craig, do Alexandria.
Adam Douglas, do. Wincheher.
JACOB Swoop, do. Stanton
WIN. n. FITzwHYLsoNN, PRINCIPAL Anon,
WAi. PRICE, Gather General
E"f,a3i fran tie pyoeeeagugs of t5e Ge,.r,/ a1.,:u
ANY luplcriber, or member, of this conpanv
may hereafter withdraw his infurance in par, or ,b
whoie,b y giving notice, in writing iigned by him.
ana acknowledged perfonally between the PRlNc1pAI
AGENT, or duly at,ehed and certified under the h,rd
OF hagi'trate, and on payment of one quota. If
one OF more quotas be du= and PAYABLE nv hin,
at that time and he ball henceforysr be eyonerasd
from any further payment demand for lo(Jes in
Cured after tun-iet of ths day when the fa;d r;t,
notice fhall have been left with the Ps1sc1p, -
and the quota paid, but not from an pavn,en, ~,
eau, on account oil lCfies incurred before fp.a, ne
the day when fuch notice tbaI have been depoG,e5 m
before mentioned, and his infurance fall cesfe from
that period, ard IT fhal be the duty Of the PRINCE
rAL AGENT to give him certificate of die baroe,,
Re'.fVf That the PRECEDENT and DireG ers be-
reiueited to futpend, for the prefent, the Collect.
on on OF more than one quota, and to give in
ructions accordingly, to their agents and attorpes
taking due tina, their initrueions GalI ro, ~
vent the recovery Of quota, under notices tba,
may already be given to members in arrear'
" R5i0esed, alto, That on the payment of one ono.
ia the perlon paying may have the benefit of this nfu
rance" = '''' '''iN-
The following is an extract fSem the records of the
proceedings OF the Board of Direaors, viz.
-" R5oIV'd That no perfon fball be conGdered %
'ao'e 10 pay, either the quota which became paxa-
bic on the frf day of Ottober eighteen hundred snd
four or that which became payable ON the 6ra d,v
OF odober eighteen hundred and five, excep, Gncb
as were, to all ntents and purpofes, injured before
the flre which happened in Norfolk, on the GOD da~
OF February aeghteen hundred and four.,ha ;s ,bor
who had Paid their premiums previouHy to the faid
| fire." " '' '"'N
VIM. H. FrfZWHYLsoNN, p. A.
| req To- oswSw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
From a London paper Of December II.

OimmS, De-. 3-YeHerday n prea. b,.,,s ,o,,
place between the combined all d French armies j.;
the vicinity OF the villages Schlawpowitz Kumero,y
itZ, and Chiratz, not far from Turas, which Ia0e
till to-day, and was extremely bloody. The iGue ;s
ttl undecided, and all the accounts received here
reit on mere reports. Our fortrefs, in the mean
time has been put into aate to nand lege, and the
Royal family have removed 10 Teichen.
The two Emperors with the army.-We ,va,
for more circumnautial particulars
P. s According to later accounts, the battle b,.
at iah been decided in favour of the Auftri,n and
Ruitian army with whom the victory remains.
BerhH, De. 9.-ln the courfe of yeferday and
the preceding day feveral couriers arrived here
with dpatches relative to the grea, battle foroh,
in Moravia on the Cd and Sd Inn. between the RuC-
an French armies. But as the accounts received re
only on verbal reports, we have nothing certain nm
the iublect, except that very urderous battle has
taken place, and that the Enper or Alexander fouobt
with indilcrihable courage the head of his guards
This great Monarch did nor fpare hinielf, bu, led
on his brave folders into the hoten fire.
The hrt day the battle was extremely BLOODY.
he Ruiins had milled their way, by which circum-
ftance the French profted, and fell on the RufTan
centre which they threw into dlorder, and the bat
tie continued with various iuccefs till night
On the following morning the battle was renew
CO.; the Ruiisn left Wing preGed on with indir-
N''O~'"S FTenCn were entirely defeat
ed, ard ''e HSiiians returned TO their former poiiti-
OH near Auternz. The lefs in killed on both fide.
is cfinatcd at 10000 men
Prince Pangration diPinguifhed himlelf in very
eminent manner.
This is all that is known from the eouriers tina,
h.ve arrived here to-day.
Nfsrs9i', D-e. An the BIS De on the Cd the Ruff.
fans, by the impetuous attack Of the French, had
lott part Of their artillery, but towards evening
general Kutuiow re-took the artillery and refcuet
| the greater part Of the prifoners
On the Sd the battle was renewed, and the for
tune OF arms declared in favor of the combined ar
my which returned its petition Auaerlitz, ant
preparation new attack on the 5rh.
victory or death the word in the battle
which vas one ut the Fiof bloody IN modern hifory
| The CONTEXT was decided by the bayonet and tn
iabre.
| The Ruil1a guards under the Grand Duke Con
| Rautine, fought with the grcs,ea bravery che An
rian cavalry Gkswiie contributed greatly to the de
{ lion Of the .bat'ls on the Sd.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15

On Thuriday Capt. ]. Henderfon, of the brig
Good Intent, returned here from St. Jago de Cuba.
via the Vineyard, where he arrived paiIeneer in a
Beverly vetiel Capt II. had fold his cargo Except
few barrels of iiour) at ST. Thomas's-went with
the proceeds for the Man-aot admitted there, pro-
ceeded for Cuba, and when nearly in with the land
was taken by Guadalupe Privateer, Capt. Dupre,
and carried into the very port he entering of hi.
own aee"rl. capt. ri. threw himielf upon the pro-
lection of the Governor, and delivered into HE t
hisJnoney, which the Frenchman had not been able
10 md, but which he then demanded of the Govern.
or the latter refufed TO give it up till condemna,
on thouid be had, which fent for to Guadaioupe
and which rhere was doubt would he furn(hed. ac.
sording to common practice there--upon what prin-
e'pe III the law OF nations juris and pubciis nun
ueE'oe. Salem Cosstte.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
Sale at aurtiun.

'"'e j'Ia on tie f~eajfs, en- WtlneEsay tie c6.y S.v
f february, at 10 o'C!sfk
MAT deiirable TENEMENT in ,h;.,, A.
John Carter now reiidss, conGting of a half
acre s, LOT OF LAND, comfortable DWELLING. and
an nseei'ary out houfes in good repair ,uated on
me MAN 'trcet'n healthy and hourhng par. of
ans cry, contiguous to the Capitol and the trading
ne terms will be made known on the day of faIe.
PRosSER e. MoNCURE.
February Is. (tdf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
WASHINGTON, February 10. -.

We have been favoured with extracts fro,, Gsvsr,,
letters received from Detroit, dated as late "a RI.
18Th Dec The length and importance of the details
OF Foreign news compel to take bur brief notice
Of their contents The alarm of an attack from tbe
lndiarshad entirely fubiided
A few evenings before the sth of December, fome
hr'u officers with arms foreibly entered houfe in
Detroit and feized de(erter from them. Tb. nso'
pie OF the town interfered recued the deerter mot
one o. the Brisiih officers in the leg and coniderabIv
injured tbs other Both thefe officers, with otber
Perions eoacerued in the ARRAY are recognized TO
appear at the snug anfwer for this atroci.
Gus breach OF re peace.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
FOR SALE.

U" ere3f Of one fvOO and B,sc yeays.
MY HOUSE and five acres of GROUND near
~ \ the Poor Houfe; the lots may be fold Cen,-
rarely or together, and ftogether land in Keptufkv
will be received in exchange for the par, pavv,ent
provided the land and ftuaton uits the fubieriber
VINO lives upon the property slvertiied and may be
leen at any time.
ROBERT CROUCH.
P.s' His Fathers TAVERN to rent,
Feb. Is Of.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
VALUABLE PROPERTY
For SILT.

Two HOUSES and LOTS on Shockr Hill =,
a mot deilrable part Of the city, and pofIcerS
every accommodation for family. A long cred;
will be allowed, or Virginia Bank Stock a, vsrs II
beral price taken in exchange. ~ IL
nave 5000 acres Of Virginia land warrant, wbie,
will fell low for eafb. WING"
ian. n. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
TRAINING STABLE.

VIE iubfcriber takes this method of ;pfor,;,,-
ms friends and the public thar he ha, RAY An ,bs
naoies at the Broad Rock ground where he will
'ai.e hories to train the moa moderate term.
%ui hopes from his attention and long experience in
tnat line OF buneis, to give general fatsaaion 70 Al,
'iioie gentlemen who may be plea(ed to nut their
nags III his hands. Gentlemen tending their borr..
may lend their own forage, if they thru rroner
oeherwie they will be furniiled at the pr;c as "a
mentioned below: Gentlemen Tending horfe, will
Pieaie to lend uitabe boys to train and take IS
them. When it is convenient to Cepd H., 49,,
pays, they viii be furnihed boys for the fame nc.
winch the tubfcriber AGREES to give hnfelf for ,he
he terms are follows
Grain Tor each horfe per week. rome
rodderior do. do. n
Litter, do do
Boy board per week, ,c
week,
fhyiic per horie when neceirary, ST.
NeceilaTy clothing, PADDLE, bride, &c. to h. ian,
with each horie, or furniihed at the expene. of ~
owner, ny the iubicriber All expeufes for trsin;n
exc. VIII be expected to be paid when the borfes are
taken away
THOMAS LARKtN
Late frain0y for 1obn Toyioe EE,
NJ b. The fable will open ON the fri dav Of
March next. NA' -
Feb. -. Q.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15

Z OiED-on "Wednesday laa, Mr.. ROBERT
BUXTON Merchant of this city, refpe aed and
regretted by all who knew him.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
FOR SALE.

NHIRTY Bufhels Of Irih POTATOES, excel
lent, either for Table ufe or Seed , A.
LONDON BROWN STOUT by the bottle, and
Philadelphia BEER on draft.
Gentlemen may be fdrniihcd a, any hour with
VRNISoN, OYSTERS, &c.
en- GEO. WATSON.
february Is. If.
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NEN-Ynn1t -

NETWORK, February I
Captain Se'by, who arrived here ycRerday from
Guadalupe, was boarded ON t,e 18th Ian. in
LAT | . 20, long Go 20, by French aiga,e belong
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15

ing to Feet ofnen CT war of Gail of the linz,
lProbably the Rochefor, fquadron) then in
light, and Handing to the WeifwardZ.The can
tam OF the frieate enquired of capt. S. whr-
ther ne met with any men Of war on his paf.
iage. Capt. S. could not learn the names os
any OF the Hips, or where they were bound.
Mere. ASv.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15

Captain Hubbard, arrived at New.Loudoo
on Monday latt, in "a days from St. Kits, in
1orms, that the Cork feet, few vef1els ex-
eep'ed' had arrived at Barbados in fafety and
had met no French fquadron. rs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15
FOR HIRE.

n NEGRO GIRL-Enquire at this Office.
February Is. (2t.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15

CHARLES c. PRENTIS, is the Warhiny-
ingtou correspondent of Mr.. Relf, the Editor of
the Philadelphia Gazette, whole Quaker letters
are -publihed with fuch avidity by the federal
preies, on account of the fulfome panegyrics
which they offer to the federal members of
Congrefs and the fatire, not more remarkable
tor Its want of truth than of decoruu, which
they deal out againft the republicans. To
thofe who are acquainted with the babit5 of Mr..
Prent's, no other explanation is deemed necef-
larry OF the fpirit in which thefe letters are
written. ,"By him, you might have known his
works" To thofe who have not vet epioyed
this honour, it is merely neceiTary to fay, that
ne is tie ei-deUnm Editor of the " Virginia Ga.
zette' in :his city, whom, to the honour Oft
federaliAs of Virginia be it fpoken they would
not hoop to patronife. Such is the man who
had the art Of paming his letters during the laft
winter upon Mr.. Tracey and MIR. Dana ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15

The Memorial Of the Baltimore Merchants
which we have continued ia this days paper
is afcribed to the pen of Charles Pinkney, The
hrf and favourite fon Of Maryland a man
whole talents had defervedIy acquired him a
very high reputation before he left this country /;
who iecured, wilhelm England, the Bank Stock
long claimed by his Rate in the Englihi funds,
and long diipGted and who is now 20 ably
supporting the rights Of the United Stsies and
even OF all neutral pasions, againf the martin.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-02-15

Is beyond ANY companion, Infinitely hyperion to
thoie which have been prsfynicJ from New
York, Philadelphia, Bnttun or Salem, and infr-
rior to nothing which has yet appeared OH the
Game fnbiett, except the pamphlet attributed to
MIR. Ma,iifon, {: faid TO havebce n written by him
IN the ilioit tpace of three qvee&s. But though
isis co!e IN ITS reafoning and Iefs elegant in it's
ay'e, the memorial enjoys great advantage
over the pamphlet in being more tondsnlcd in
ITS argument, aad more capable of being diff
minated among the people in its entire form.
II is duty aud pleafure to US to extend its
circulation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-04
TWO REMARKS oNLYit

j. with an honeft pride, tha. we c,n ron.
trnft together he conduit of the V;r,;n;a L. -
ejdature, on the queftion Of INCORPORATING The
Potomac bank, with that nf the ". York Iepif.
lature, on incorporating the Merchants bank.
The incorporation Of the latter was accom-.
p'ifhed. it is faid, by corruption and every
means which can difsrace an individual mr. !,
public body. The members ofthe NJ. York
aFernby were perfraied to vote for il. e;,b.r
becaufe they received 70 much money in for.
Gle, OF becaufe they were admitted to part.
cipation of tock on profitable terms. No
fuch fcene, we can fay, Is paffing here. There
is not A member of the Virginia legislature, 4,
il is with confidence we fpeaS it, who has re-
ceived cent or a flare as the price of his vote.
But though fuch fcenes as thefe are vet nm.
known TO our Legislature, we know not how
long it may he ere fome Gifts mernhers NAV
fink Hnder fmilar temptations. When we,I
thy individuals throw their refources into one
heap when they have the means as they too
often have the inclination to efeet their point
by improper meafures, we know not how f,c.
| cefful they may be in accomplishing their fa-
vourtc obieef. Shall the Legifature of Viz
ginia then encourage zach unauthorized afIocia-
tons Shall it fay TO wealthy & ayariciois men
Do not wait for our Laws perhaps it would
he more refpe6tfuI and more becoming 20
Keep your money in your pockets, until we
have authorized your projeGf but we will wave
this privilege we will wink at your fpecuIa.
ting and coTrupting combinations, make up
your fuhfcriptions, and you fliall obtain the
charter that you feek !" Shall it then conn.
tenance this Potomac aGociatlon which has not
| only acted eNifboat, but aedia1 its laws
Let fuch n1ealure as this once receive their
fupport and we may expect to fee conp,nirs.
like this, hartng up with kind of nufbtoom
fertility, in every part Of ouroate. Asd Though
ike the Mcrchants-bank of N. York, they.tnsy
not be fortunate enough 10 bride our Leeills.
Nture, they may at Isaa fucc-ed IN fcstterine
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-04
Saie8 at anction.

On Monday the 9th inn. will be offered a, Pubic
Sale,
CEVERAL valuable traas Of LAND in n. u,.C-
tern counties of this Rate, comprehenIne few.
raj houiand acres the title is clear and free or
eumbranee. One eighth Of the purehafe MONEY vii
only be required, the reGdue in reven equal az
ment' annually, with in,ereH. The blot, and FUR.
Sey' may be feen by appIyiugto
PRosSER s. MoNcURR.
january. tJf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-04
FROM BAVARIA. % os

An action took place between the RuG.n and
Bavarian troops IN the neighborhood of OefIil,
The advanced potts of the army Of Matfb9l Berx
nado,te are already the Salza. Numbers Of ,r1,,
advance aganf the Electorate of Saltzb,irg--rLs
plan of the French feems to be, to conquer this
try 10 "a 20 get into the back of Tyro, 20 onsr
through Corinthia communication with the art,,,,
OF Gen, MAIZENA,, and if POfible to turn the Arch.
duke Charles.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-04
RAT1SBON, Oa. %.

The Rufiars have rstreated to Well and =.
wait for reinforeement.. '''s'e
divifon Of the army Of Gen. Berpadot,e IL aJrs,-
dy marched into Saltzburg. Pasu is lid q, he ,,ksn
by the Anttrians. S'Tatngss and Vils.rofcn, are in
the hands a the French, w :"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-04

sF"on1 the'n The firebfand Of u ipscidn and d;i.
ord.
L. It be ntf,.6 thr ih.errf Of the court;es,
th1t ''ade With tie Potomac, TO have an incr,af.
81 hansing capital, why no. give them bank.
.hat 'na:' IKE ooen to every fnhicriber. Weave.
told that il is fich pan As tbi. that will Inc of.
tered this day to the confederation of the Lepit
latuIe.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-04

EOR HIRE, ibe bvejIaf ycar, Three Yal.oBL,
! BOATMBN, a Young ROMAN, or,D,.
tened 70 Ire bgfas1 Of a 6ouis, eed a err
a6om "a ve0rJ Of age. Eag,6rs of fbe prjns1c
Jssnary 4. ~ r''"'e'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-04
VIENNA % nc

Gen. Mack who was taken prifoos- of .r,~ l..
the French, is arrived here and as IL is GaiJ " IL
Propolals for peace. But our part, there feen,.
to be but little inclination quit the field Of ba,.I.
unlefs the ProPoied peace be very honorable to Au
hria. "
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AUGsRuRGH. Ga. OF

The day before yeherday fevere eanuon,d. va.
heard here on the fide Of the Tyrolese the French
therefore without doubt have attacked the psTes
through the mountains An action has t,ksn ~. -
The Inn - '''
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Last GGeni,,g O gal.
PHILADELPHIA, December 40

Yeherday arrived the fhp Lovely Matilda, Car.
tam oConner, from Tonningen, which he left ~.
!; OF Nov and by whom We are favored win A
file OF German papers to the 9Th of November. fro,,
which the following ex.rl6ts are made:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-01-04
MUNICH. on %

According to general orders, ,he pafTsp. of n,
Inn mutt be forced in four days time. AL the troop,
are this day in motion.
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ULM, O9. 2E.

Near Lentkirch fevera thouiand Imperial aunr;.,
troops OF the dvihon OF Gen. Wolf,kehi were taken
Priioners BY the French Gen. vandanme.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber, a. the acting exc.
i cutor Of the last viii and testament
Of Alexander Lemen, dec. pursuant to
the powers vested in him by said will, Of
fers for sale the tract Of Land, which
was held BY said Lemen, situate in the
county of Jefferson, about three miles
from Shepherds Town, supposed to COM.
tain about two hundred and forty-six q
cres. This land IS Of the first quality and
well watered, having large stream Of
water running through it, and three
springs rising ON it about one hundred
and forty acres ofsaid land is cleared,
thirty acres Of which is good meadow
ground; the rest Of this land is in wood.
The Improvements on the place arc, a
large CONVENE Mt dwelling house, agood
barn, and other outbuildings also, a
tolerably good orchard. y 1t is not thought
necessary to be more particular in the de-
scriPtion Of this land, Al il Is presumed
that any person wishing to purchase
would First view the premises. For
terms apply to the subscriber, living a.
bout three miles from Shepherds . 7 own.
DAVID OSBURN, sen.
Jefferson County, February 81, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
Frefh Fall and. Winter
GOODS.

THE subscriber, having selected the
i whole OF his Fall and Wlnter As
sortment from the present importatiohs,
begs leave to offer and re Commend them
at the most reduced cash prices to lis
customers If such selecslous, at redu-
eed prices, are sufficient rec ndnen.a ,i-
ons, he fatters hims If he may be entit.
led to ashare of public patronage.
+, =. JEREMIAH EVANS.
Martinsburg, October ~, 1905.
:. N. B. A very general assortmsu, of
GROCERIES, GForoley and BEsttreG
STEEL, on hand as usual. r. E.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
DoctorPcnn,ngton

>TJAY1NG ptac,ised in oid ENGLAND,
IL forupwards Of IS years, as DocroR,
SURGEos, and cAccoucHEuR, 10 years
Of winch he spent in the city OF Londsn,
where nc regularly attended the diferent
hospitals and lectures Of the 6rst ,nsn of
the age, hereby informs the inhabitants
Of Shepherd's- Town and its vicinity that
he is ready TO attend patients in the regu-
lar hne of his profession, when called
upon. &-->,.-.,. ~, =
N. B. CANCERS, and the di.r,as-
es incident to the female sex in particu-
lar, have employed great portion of his
studies for the last years. His present
residence is opposite capt. Haynes in
Shepherds. Town. ..'..-..s -
.a4th, list month, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
Globe Tavern.

THTS building, situate in the town
l. Of Martinsburg, Is to be Leland
possession can be had II short notice.
From a superior size, it affords 50 many
convtniences, as to make il, perhaps,
better suited to the business Of . public
house than any other IN this part Of the
country. The circumstance Of its being
pretty general, known, may possibly,
preclude tn. necessity of entering into a
more particular description. I am also
disposed to rent the property immediate
~ the opposite side Of the street ad.
joining the courthouse. These i'm.
prove rnents are suited to the reception
Of = store and a family; the house con-
tains sir comfortable rooms the garden
t-oue ofthe cellars, and some Of the
back.buildings are large, and all Of ause-
full kind. This situation opens directly
into the courthouse yard, and Is one Of
the most public spots in town. Z
.s EPHRAIM GATHER. :
Martinsburg, January -, 1906.
-: p. S. The building in Kings Street,
called Duncan's Stone Housed is also to let.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
New, Goods.

THE subscribers have just received
II and are now opening a general as
sortment of FALLGWLNTER GOODS,
together with full supply of HARD.
WARE, SADLERYACUFLERY;
also, QUEENS WARE, GROcE-
RIES, LIQUORS and TEAS, of q
susperior quality; allof which have been
selected from the last importations, and
are offered for sale at their store, front-
ing the market house. at the most redu.
.ced prices for Cash or Country Produce.
! LEWIS e. ROBERT WILLIS.
Martinsburg, NovembeR22, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-07
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Real Property
-. >". We FOR SALE, = ~ =
bytheheirsef Michael M'Ke;rndr, deed

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Part efthe real estate d said N Keirnan
IN tie State Of Maryland, viz.
a VALUABLE Plantation Of rich
~ Limestone Land, onthe waters Of
Conoeocheague, containing about 27s
acres. This Land is Of the FIRST rate
quality, with a number Of never.failing
Springs OF water, large proportion Of
good Meadow. with q House, Still
House, Barn, &c. also, number Of
Fruit trees, and never failing stream Of
water running thro' the place within
sight Of a Lutheran Church and in the
heart Of a German settlement. This
property is about miles from Hagers-
town and 3trom Potomak river, and has
a number Of merchant mills near Il.
Also or sale, in the town Of Hancock,
on the river Potomak, one House and
Lot, well situated fora store or any kind
of public business.