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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
YOUNG CLIFTON.

WILL stand this season to cover
mares At Mrs. Kpote's tavern in
Sharpsburg. on Monday and Tuesday
in each week, and the four last days in
each week at nay stable in Shepherds
Town, at the moderate price OF six doll
lars, payable on the first of September
next, but Eve dollars will be taken il paid
within the season four dollars cash Tor
the single leap as soon as the mare is Coz
vered and ten dollars for insurinS the
mare with foal, which is to be paid as
soon as the mare is proved to BE with
colt. - =
Young Clifton Is full fifteen hands and
one inch high, Eve years old this spring
and ola brown colour; he was got by the
noted horse Clifton. which was imported
by governor Thornton of Maryland. his
dam was got By Belmont, and she came
out ola mare that was half of the draw
breed and Saif blooded:~ Young Clifton
has gotvery handsome colts in the neigh
bourhood of Boon's.borough, Mary land;
Ithink it therefore unnecessary to men.
ton any thing further respecting thi.
horse, as expect every person win wish
70 see him before they send their mares;
and there is not the least doubt but that
his figure will be sufficien. recomnien.
dation to every impartial judge. be
season to commence on the st day of
April next, and to end the list dav, If
July. / will not be answerable for any
accidents whatever that may harp n.
JACOB LONG.
March 2s, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
YOUNG MATCHLESS.

WILL stand this season at my plan
w tation near Martiusbarg. on Mon
day. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday
in each week, and cover mares At four
dollars the season, two dollars The sim
gle leap, and eight dollars to insure a
foal the money for the seasontobe paid
the frat of October, for the single leap
when the mare is covered, and for in.
suranee when the mare proves with foal.
YOUNG MATCHLESS was got
by Col. Burwell's Matchless, and
SMatchless by his celebrated horse EN-.
.peror and his dam By Capt. Jacob Van.
doren's Old Snap. Young Matches
is an elegant: dapple gray, sixteen and a
halt hands high, Ave years old this
spring, and IS well calculated for either
saddle or draft. e>s, IT.,
ABRAHAM GoRRELL.
March 20, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
- THE CLERGYMAN recently

- THE CLERGYMAN recently
appointed to the several episcopal con.
gregations in Berkeley County, respect
fully announces his arrival through the
medium of the Intelligencer )" and
that, on Tuesday the 9Th Of April next,
he proposes to open . Classical Semina-
ry NJ his residence in John street, where
the terms and tuition win be commune
Gated to those who contemplate an inte-
rest in patronising the institution.
As he Is a stranger, iscannot be deem.
ed inapposite here to mention, that he re.
eeived his education at public school
Of celebrity in London, and afterwards
became regular ordained episcopal cler-
gyman by the bishop thereof; and is re-
cognised as such, by the General Con-
vention ofthe protestant episcopal church
Of the United States, rs his documents
evince That, in consequence Of his
late appointment in Berkeley, he has,
agreeably to order, applied for, and re.
ceived from the honorable Court a Ii.
cence to exercise fully his clerical func-
tons, and as he now considrrs himself a
duly qualified citizen Of ths. common
wealth Of Virginia, he feels sincerely
disposed, from the impulse Of duty aud
interest, to render his services, In his
relative situation, both useful and salts
factory.
Afartinsburg, March as, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28

We have great satisfaction ireomnu.
nicating to the public the following plea
sing information, inasmuch as it com.
Pletely purges the government ofall eri.
minalconnivance At, or participation in.
the late mysterious expedition underMi-
randa "A letter Is received in town
from General Dearborn, Secretary at
War, in which he peremPtorily declares
that neither the administration, nor any
OF the heads Of department Individually,
have any knowledge Of the destination
Of the Leander that on this subjectnei.
Their Mr.. Jefferson nor Mr.. Madison e
yer had any conferences and commune
cations with Gen. Miranda; that it was
not until after shs had sailed, that they
were advised Of her being destined on q
hostile voyage and that on receiving
this advice, suits were Immediately in
stituted against the parties concerned,
and that too, before any representations
were made to them by any foreign minis
ter or agent. [Phila. Gal
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28

A T amee,iAg Of a number Of the re-
h~pnblicans Of the county of Jefferson,
at capt. George Hite's.. Charles T own,
to consider proper persons to=represent
said county in the next General Assem-.
bly,. George North, Esq. was appointed
chairman,andJ ] hnSaunders, secretary
Whereapon it was proposed and unani.
nhously agreed, that DANIEL NOR.
GAN aud JAMES HITE shall be the
candidates to represent the said county,
and that the foregoing proceedings Be
published in the Charles Town and
Martinsburg papers. - -,
Signed in behalf Of the meeting,
GEO. NORTH, Chairman.
IoHN SAUNDERS, Secretary. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28

The subscriber spiNsrlIGt public vendae,
at his house in MarHnsburg, on FRI
day the 1Sth Of AprI next,
A SECRETARY, Bureaus, and Ia.
N bles, ans day Clock and Case, and
Bedsteats, all new Chairs, two good
Mich Cows and the Wood. W ork Of a
new light Wagon, with many other ar
ticles too numerous to mention. Six
months credit will be given; on bond
with approved security. The sale will
begin about ten o'clock.
= .'~ DANIEL SNYDER.
March 80, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
:Bar-Iron,:
Attract Of LAND FOR SALE.

THE subscriber will sch Tract Of
i Land, situate near Mill Creek. in
the County of Berkeley, about 1omiles
from Martinsburg and - from VIM
chester, containing 1876 acres, about
100 of which is cleared, the balance we'll
timbered, 6 or acres Of Meadow are
now made and much more may be made
with little trouble. The Improvements
are. a convenient 2 story Dwelling
House. and a\good Apple Orchard /;
there are a number Of excellent Springs
on this place, one Of which is near the
house, and the whole land is we'll water
ed. The terms will be made known on
application to the subscribcrliving near
the pre- misses. .zs:.----- - =z--=-a ~ Z
-~ q Tthe above property is not dispos.
= Cd ef6y the frst Of Nay next, it sOiR
then be to rent. -.
: WILLIAM ANDERSON, Ex'r.
March %, 1906. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
COUNSELLOR,

WILL stand this season the two 6rst
w days IN each week at Casper
Snaveiey's tavern, three miles from
SharPsburg, Maryland, on Wednesdays
and Thursdays at Knote's tavern IN
SharPsburg. and on Fridays and Satur.
days at Mrs. Thornburg's tavern in
Shepherd's-Town, and cover mares at
four dollars the season, if paid during the
season, ifnot FIVE dollars, three dollars
the single leap, aud seven dollars to in
sure . foal; the money for the single
leap to be paid when The mare is put to
the horse, and for insurance when the
mare proves with foal; but If the mare
is parted with the money for insurance
to he forfeited. 49,:
Counsellor was got by Vandoren's
Old Snap, and his dam BY Old CRANKY.
He is.a handsome bright bay, with star
and snip, sixte en- and half hands high,
rising eight years old, and is extreamly
well calculated for sither saddle or draft.
Any further description would be I'M:
necessary. as his 6gureEand carriage are
unexceptionable. Great attention will
be paid to. mares, bat will NOT be nc.
eouutable for any accidents that may hap
pen. The season will begin the 1st Of
April and end the last Of June. y.
- SAMUEL VEAL. y
March 20, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
The celebrated running Horse,
FLORIZEL,

WILL stand the present season at
~" the stable Of John M'Cleary in
Maitinsburg, on Mondays, Tuesdays
and Wedns sday. the balance ofthe week
at Mrs. Eekhart's stable 10 Shepherds.
Town, Jefferson County, and cover
mares at the low rate Of six dollars, II
paid within the season, (which has con.
menced and win end the FIRST dssx Of In.
ly) or eight dollars by the first Of Sep
TENDER, three dollars cash the single
leap, or ten dollars to ensure with foal.
the parting with the mare forfeits the in
Sarance. -. - = -
=: FLORIZEL Is ahandsome gray, no.
wards Of fifteen and half hands hieh.
and was bred by John Tayioe, ESQ. OF
Moant.Airy. Florizelwas gotby Gray
Diomed he came out Of the same mare
that Capbearer did his dam BY Har-
ris's Eclipse son Of old FearnouRht, oae
ola Shakespeare mare imported by Col.
Baylor) his grand dam by celer, his
great grand dam BY the imported horse
Silver Eye, out ofa Jolly Rogermare.>%
Csler was got by the imported horse
Janus, his dam By the imported horse
Aristotle his grand dam by the inn
ported horse Wilmington his &. grand
dandy Jolly Roger !; his, g. &. grand
dam by the imported horse Beau out Of
an imported mare Of Francis Epse,
ESQ., -. 49, 4 :.
f. Marx Anthony fthe fsstest horse Of
his day any distalice) was BY Partner.
l. Partner BY Old Traveller ont of the inn
ported mare Seiim. Aristotle and
Wilmington were both got BY the Cutler
Arabian. t.. - \ ~. ,.4-
Janus was got by Janus fsen of~the
Goaolphin Arabian out Of the famous
little Hardy mare) his dam by Old Fox }.
grand dam by the Bald Galloway. Jolly
Roger is the Roger Of the Vale OF the
Stud Book. -. \, Il. - =
Great attention win be paid to mares
put to Fiorizel, but I. will not be &C.
countable for accidents. - y
.j-....> =. THOMAS LANE.
March 49, 1906. -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
The 5eonfJnland svelL5red Horse,
PANTALOON,

WILL stand at the stable Of VIM.
w Tabbsin Mart,nshnrg, on Mon
day and Tuesday, and the balance OF the
week at the stable Of The subscriber, in
Jefferson County, near Walpert's tavern,
and cover mares q. the moderate price
of four dollars the season, two dollars
cash the single leap, and seven dollars
for insuring q foal =; the money tobe paid
for insuring when the mare Is known to
be with foal, and the money forthe sea-
son TO be paid the 6rst Of September
next. y. :. -...-. ..
Pantaloon 10 a handsome brown, full
sixteen hands high. and six years old
this spring; his dam was got by the not
ed horse Old Suap, his grand dam by
the old imported horse Valiant, and his
sire was the noted Rohinhood, out Of q
Matchless mare. 1t is thought uune.
eessary to give long history Of his pee
digree, as his figure, activity and move
Tnent will recommend him to the eye Of
every impartial judge.
WILLIAM KEARNEY. Jun.
March 20, 1906.
. N. b. Strict attention will be paid,
but no responsibility for accidents.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
EVE DOLLARS REWARD.

FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
D AN away from the subscriber on
IN Sunday last, Negro Man named
: Jim, alias Jim Jocks0n, but better
known in this county and Jefferson by
the name of Fifer Jim he is about $
feet Or 9 inches high, about 20 years
old. has around Fat face, Of very dark
colour, andis stout we'll made fellow j;
he was lately confined ia the Martinsburg
Jail from which freliev ed him. He has
for several years past blowed the fife for
the militia companies about Martins.
burg and other places, on which he per-
forms very well, & plays the fiddle also.
He had on an old surtout coat made of
gray coating, overalls and waisecoat Of
the same cloth, pair of about half
shoes, split down the vamp owing to
their beingtoo small, and stockings, and
probably other clothing with him. l
will give the above reward to any person
who will return said negro to- me, or
con6ae him in Berkeley or Jefferson
County jail so that get him again.
ROBERT CHRISTY. -
Berkeley County, March 20, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28

DAN away from the subseriberliving
N 10 the county Of Jefferson, in Sep
tember last, an apprentice boy named
JAMES DICKS, about ~ years old. $
feet 9 or 10 inches high. He tookwith
him variety Of clothing not now parti-
culArly recollected. One cent reward
win be paid, but no thanks given for re.
turning said runaway. -
HENRY BARNHART.
March %, 1906. I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
WILLIAM LOWRY, Ear.
TAKE NOTICE.

A Ii Persons are hereby cautioned
"A against throwing down the fences
on the sabseriber'spl plantation, from pass
ing through his grain fields, or from
committing any Other unlawful depreda.
tons on his property, as he has been .
sufferer thereby already, and i. deter.
mined to prosecute. every person 50 of.
tending in future. - =
re = {. ELI BELLER.
= Berkeley County, March 90, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28

WE are authorised-to say, that Cap
tains JACOB WEVER and JAMES
RUSSELL, in pursuance of . recent
nomination by the republican committee
of the county Of Berkeley, win be cam
didates at the ensuing election for seat
in the state legislature. -.~.
. March %, 1906. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28

A very curious circumstance is mem
toned in the Ohio Herald, theeditor Of
which says he had his Information from
an unquestionable source. 1t is nothing
less, than that number Of runaway me-
groes have collected together in the IL
mits Of The Sandasky nation of Indiaus,
and there built town.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
STOP LOOK Hl.l,lE,RiEl

r WILL rent upon reasonable terms,
i that wen known PLANTATION,
hate the property Of Andrew Yeats, dec.
upon Back Creek, one mile and half
from J. Lowry's mill. and seven from
Martinsburg. There are 245 acres in
this tract, 100 Of which are cleared and
in good repair, with ioacres of meadow.
This land IS equal to any in the settle-
ment for raising any kind of grain, and
for convenisnces Is. equalled BY none.
Possession may be had ON the 6rss day
of April. T.
WILLIAM LOWRY, Ear.
March %, 1906.
N. B. Twill ssllupon very reasonable
terms the above tract ofland. Any per.
son wishing to rent or purchase, may
know the terms by applying to the sub
seriber at Lowry's mill, WI
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
PHENOMENON!

Our city contains at this time, proba-
bly, the greatest phenomenon in nature.
In an obscure room, situated in Broad
way, in the. care Of persons totally igno.
rant gifts consequence to nsturalists, is
. living animal completely hnman from
the neck downwards, and the head Of a
grey hound dog, evidently possessing
human sensation. The writ-r Of this,
apprehensive the obscuritv may operate
to involve it in the contempt entertained
for vulgar shows, and /, thereby escape
the notice Of the scientific naturalist, an
nounees its existence in hopes ofpartak-
ing in the satisfaction that might result
from an intelligent examination Of the
most extraordinary production.
~ Nv Ltk Pap.1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
Cheap Nice Goods.

THE subscribers beg leave to inform
i: their friends and the public gene
rally, that they have just received, and
are now opening, avery handsome as-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
GOODS

suitable Ter the present aud approaching
season. which, in addition to the stock
received from the late FIRM Of 4usrrosp
g sBrorpa, makes their assortment COM
plete, which they are determined to sell
uneonmonly lowfor cash, or approved
of eounIy produce. = -.:.~-:'.- : -,
ROBERT woRTHINGToN,kco.
Shepherds. Town, March %, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28

A part of the Brest Fleet are said in
the London papers ODE Certainly at sea.
The death Of Mr.. PITT, at moment
like the present, will have very seri-
Gus influence upon the conduct Of the
British cabinet; but from the papers
which we have pesased< they appear de-
terminedto oppose the Cnrsiean maker
and unmsker ofkings, without any other
ally than their own honor, and without
any other assistance than the courage Of
their forces. Standing alone amidst the
dread conf d. the champion ofthe civil.
iized world, like the rocks which sur-
round her coast, against which the tenn
pest loudly roars, but roars in vain.
Charleston piper.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
PHILADELPHIA, July so.
81. NAnrnoI.oNAws, Iuoe


Mr.. z. braGfo,d,
DEAR SIR--i will thank you 10 pub.
lis II ne ann, xed ielter from ,hs pie.eea
of Guadalcupe, 10 The manusnl Of
1t. MatIos, The ship alluded 10, i. The
Irton, F.albctg master, belonging u
the Swedish West India company, at
Stockholm, bound from his port 10 ) cck-
holm. with cargo OF Coffee (ehis8l
vessel aud cargo valued at one hund.Sd
thousand dollars. Ia
3 BAssErzRkE, Quad } June %.
Dpiilra.e,
The Geo. Of Brigade, coIoni-
al prsfecl of Guadaloupe, and It's depsn-
debcies-to
Raymond Devus, commissary of Ma
line Acting III the F.ench part Of D.. Mar
tins.
sir,
You have judged perfectly right, the
capture made by captain Antons Jues
and carriedinto Marlgot, of the snip be-.
longing TO the Swedish company from
81. Bs, lholomews cannot be sanctioned.
No official notification OF declaration
of wnribaving been received by ether Of
the two colonies, they have not thought
proper to inIerrups the good understood.
ing, aud friendly intercourse that exists
between Them, with the promise, IN case
such notification should hereafter reach
them ina; II shall be communicated & each
party will permit the vessels b,i9ngins
to The other to return To their yspecliye
pqrts upmolested aud accompanied Siil,
safe condva.
You will De PLEASED, sir, OF receipt
Of this, to ordet the immedia.e release
OF the ship, belsnging to ihc Swedish
company, captured By he Pinnace Iele-
BUSTER, aad that all the papers be re-
turned by captain Antoine Jnet IN or.
der that she and passengers may con-
tInus the intet ds& voyage.
shall wrI.e you cordially.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
dark .boaa Of tyranny, saperslition and

dark sbods Of tyranny, superstition and
delusion, where no generous sentiments
no expanded virtue. is suffered to flourish
or to live, and when grea, portion cfany
community is suffered TO iansuish IN her
chains, for want of proper education, both
liberty and virtue have cau,c 10 trsmbie.
To the general diffusion of knowledge,
and the equaiiziug of instruction, the CT
forts of the trieuds vi freedom and huma.
nifty should be necessarily dirccied. There
has been hitherto a monopoly in know.
ledge as well as in property, and it these
thcoribts who have conceived the visiona'
ry idea ofagrarian laws, had devoted their
talents ana labors 20 the desiruction OF
this monopoly, they would have under
taken not only more practicable but a
more useful task. The Inevitable inequa-
lities of property, when counteracted by
a certain degree of intellectual equality,
This appears TO be now great and pres
sing desideratum, III the present stage OF
our progress, aud that man who shall
lead The way, in the accomplishment Of
this great Object viii! hold an iliusiriou,
station amongst the bsnefactors of man.
kind.
have dwell. on these evils in our sys-
TEN, unde. the full conviction that they
are not incurabls but completely within
the sphere of practical reform. Aud
confidently look forward to ths period
when chicanery shall be ssnshed from
our courts of justice, venalty from our
elections, and when general instruction
shall unfold 10 all men, the sou -ces ofin.
,elleciuai enjoyment. Then shall We be
| enabled to call ourselves not only Tree
people, but virtuous, happy and enligh,'
ened.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06

req information, tuch as ieh nc tvub. Of
their eHseting q landing without difficult
-ty. f1ey have w,,iI thum several Spani-
ards Of distinction, who had joined Them
from Carrxccas.--The following are cx.
tracts of some of the letters received yea
terday.
awe have This dayrcceived Intelligence
which places things 10 81 favorable point
of view, that hardly a doubt of success
remains. We shall certainly leave this
in few days and as certainly eff-ct Ian.
ding, from whence I shall immediately
write you.
1--WE are making every preparation for
the point in view, and shall leave this in
six days, and in ten more the fa,e Of the
country will be decided. Our force is
resieefuble, of which / would give you
correct statement, but for reason which
has pre,entsd my writing as fully as
wish, which is, lest my letters should fall
into improper hands on their passage.
"Repor,s from the Maine state that
the Government is srembingly alive, ard
they trea; the prisoners, our friends, with
a degree ofleuity which was not genei ally
expected."
General Miranda arrived here few
day. ago, He is to receive some sup
port from The British government, aud he
has number OF volunteers from this,
"a we'll as from SOME other islands. En-
closed sel dyou nantes, o published by
him yesterday. There are various OPT.
MONS respe Cling the success of his expe-
dluoD." The following is he Manifesto ;
FRIENDS AND CuUETRyMIN.
The glorious opportunity now presents
itself oireiieying from oppression aud ar.
buIary government, people who arc
| worthy eta better fate, VINO ought to eli.
joy the blessings OF the anest country in
,he universe, which bouniiiul Providencc
| has & ven them bu are shaokled by a des-
polism 100 cruel for human nature long.
er to endure. Groaniig under thsii pre-
sent affections they hail with TexieRdcd
arms me Noble Cause Of Freedom aud
! Independence, and,caii upon you to share
with them in tbs god like action of &C.
! ilesing your distressed fellow creatures.
listen then to Join the ardard pi ONE
wac has the hat plncss 20 call himse # your
country man and is determined 10
| 'NrSNS hiS SoufttJ " SuGu Inc
sedrop o! his blood in promoting its hap.
plness; IN object Of which he has ne
yer lost Sight ior moment OF his life.
/ There will he made a liberal distribu i.
on oil land al the expiration OF q twelve
,non.h, according 10 rank, AID priyates,
from the instant of eDrollmept, will be en-
titled 10 Provisions and Cioathirg with a
qnarter dollar per day AS pay, not subject
10 any dsductIoh,.
A.d you, brave Voiun GERS of tie Is.
lands who have molly come forward 10
! psrtake with us cur hunors, and 10 share
~i'h us our prosperity, hasten 10 follow
| ,hosc officers undei whose care you have
already been framed, and Who e impa-
uent 10 lead you on 10 Victory & Wealth.
The Guiph ,ha, Columbus FIRST disco
sered and honored with hIs presence will
NV witness the i-.usIrious aclio1s cf
your gallant efforts.