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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
TAKE NOTICE,
THAT on the 9Th day Of April next,

THAT on the 9Th day Of April next,
/ Isexpect to take my brother FREE
derrick Nadenbousch into copartnership
with me in the mercantile line; my bn.
siness after that period will be carried on
under the firm Of Frederick Madenbausch,
g Co. All those who are in any wise in.
debted to me, either by bond, note, or
book account, are requested to make arr
,rangements for having their accounts
settled by the above mentioned time, as
it will be extremely inconvenient to me
to give any longer indulgence, particu-
larry to such as have lettheir accounts re-
main unsettled for an unre asonable length
of time to such no longer indulgence
can or will be given. 1t is with much
reluctance | do make such a request, but
the closing OF my business requires it.
beg leave TO return my sincere thanks
to ali those who have in any wise condu-
ced to support me in the mercantile bu-
siness for nearly seven years Pasti and
L still hope for continuance Of their fa.
YOURS. for am persuaded every exerti-
on will be made to give general satisfac-
tion-to use the language Of worthy
sentiment, "where commerce can Hou-
rish on Just and equitable principles, It 10
there wish to share the public patron
age" With sc ntiments Of esteem ! take
the liberty Of suSseribing myself the pub
lies most obedient and humble servant,
PHILIP NADENBOUSCH.
Martinsburg, March,, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
TANNERS TAKE NOTICE.

THERE Is a most elegant TAN.
L -HRD for sale, in, Shepherds
Town, Virginia, with a never failing
stream Of water running through il, and
wheel that raises the water with ease
for the use Of the Yard. There are four
Lots 10 the enclosure, and the improve
ments are: one bark and mill house 10
feet long one brick building a. feet
iong, wherein are, currying shop. a
rom for unfinished leather, and smoke
house one other brick building for stor.
ingan stlling out finished leather a
hsatn house, stating shop, and garner
tor ground bark with so watts of differ.
ent sizes, and -reom for 100 more.
There is also in the game enclosure an
excellent and beautiful Dwelling House
30 feet by "a, two stories high, with a
piazza the whole length, and large
Kitchen aud hall. The whole neatly 4.
Aished;, and q charming well Of lime
stone water with a pump and dairy, and
the, whole planted round with fruit and
nther trees. Also, a conyenient Barn.
Stables and Garden. : =, -
E Thi. is most capital piece of pro.
psrty, and can hardly be exceeded in
beauty by any situation that il to be me,
with i win be sud remarkably cheap,
md the payments made extremely easy by
JOHN KEARSLEY.
+ March Z, 1905. 49, .,.,s.', = '.. =, 2
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28

4 T meeting of a Number of the fe-
n derallsts of Berkeley County, at
the house Of Edmund Graham, in the
town Of Martinsburg, on Monday the
81 Jay Of March, 1906, for the purpose
of nominating two 6t persons as CAndi-
dates to represent the couaeY IN the next
General Asseaa5!y-JameT Czmpaeli,
chairman, and David H4hter, secreta-
g--
Reso'red undnim9uyfy. That Major
JANIS STEPHENSON, and PHIL
LIP c. PENDEE TON, Esq. be re-
commended to the frreholders of this
county as propef persons to represent the
county in the next General Assembly.
and that the members Of this meeting
viii use every proper exertion to procure
their election.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Chairman.
DAyfD HunrER, Secretary.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
New Goods.

THE subscribers have just received
and are now opening general as
sortmentof FALLk WINTER GOODS,
together with full supply of HARD,
WARE, SADLERY& CUTLERY;
also, QUEENS WARE, GROCE-
RIES, LIQUORS and TEAS, Of .
superior quality; all Of which have been
seleeted 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 & ROBERT WILLIS.
Martinsburg, November ~, isoS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
WILL te saldaf pubEe vendHr, on

WILL te soldat public Vendle, On
W zInesday de 1st day Of Atriinext,
fG5air, asf, the Hsxt 1air davSI al
fhe sGbscsiber,s farm on Objection eTcef.
ahardsome PAIR Of GRAf HORSES.
well matcheA, 1onsg brsod Mares, rus
Fat Cszvs, 1snHg Castit, and some q.
esLAsns Miieh Cons, some Sheep, . ReoS
Wagon, eSe.-IWiH also eHer sr sale.
at she same place, a 1ounS NEGR0 mo.
MAN. Ten months credit will Be aliorp.
CO, on giving bond suith approved .ecu-
rity. The sale 1uiR 6egiu about tenll
o'eleek. /. T0HN LIGHT.
= March IL. 1soS. ~ =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
FOR SALE,

A PLANTATION, about one mile
n from Martinsburg, containing loo
acres, about one half of which is cleared,
and about six acres Of good meadow 1;
The Improvements are, adwelling house
with we'll of good water at the door, a
barn, and \ good orchard. For terms
apply4so the subscriber on the premises.
- ! LEWIS DAVIS.
also for .sale, House and Lot in
Martinsburg on the lot 10 also good
Stable. For terms apply A. above.-
March Z, 1905. - -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
MARFINsBURe, st,.e,.v c.,,,,...
V1Eginia Prinfed and prbl :shedtv "
-. JoHN A LBURTIS. :


, THH price q ;tai. Pager is rue d.
lars per anaisn, one dollar bavabL. = n.
time Q subscribing, and one .phen N
year expires. Distaas sabscyi6er. -.
ter the whole year in advance. tISe
price y Advertisements, 70 ,son-.nI.
scri6ers, Is one dollar pr q ssusr. q,
tn'ee .eeess inserfioa, md III csns.na-
a''ce after thar time rs esnis per .seek :
Sabscribers viii consinusts vsesisss re-
aastesioaef one asrth On their IIbssaiss.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
Freh Goods: =.
THE subscriber has lust received
L his supply Of FALL g WINTER
. GOODS, !.

which, having been selected from the
late importations with great care. and
purchased at reduced prices, he can re ];
commend to the attention ofall who wish
70 buy Goods on reasonable erris. i j. =
Among his. Groceries he .hasreceivetl
large quantity Of COFFEE. of Ii.
first quality, which he can venture T.,
cay is better than any sold in Martins
burg for number Of years. =
-. = ~ - =. THOMAS C. SMITH.
- Mar.insburg, October 10, 1905. >>@
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
TALUABLE
Real Property
FOR SALE,
blythe heirs Of Michael N 'Krirnan, deed.

Part Of the real estate 81 said N Keirnan
p, IN the State efMaryiand, ois.
. A VALUABLE Plantation Of rich
"A Limestone Land, on the waters of
Conoeoeheague, containing about 27s
acres. This Land 10 of the first rate
quality, with number of never.failine
Springs Of water, large proportion Of
good Meadow, with a House, Still
House, Barn, &c. also, 4 number of
Fruit trees, and a never failing stream Of
water running thro' the place within
sight Of Lutheran Church and in the
heart Of German settlement This
property is about miles from Haeers-
town and from Potomak river, and has
a number of merchant mills near it.
Also ar sale, in the town Of Hancock,
on the river Potomak, one House and
Lot, well situated fora store or any kind
of public business.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
IN the STATE Of Tirpinia.


the noted stand called the Halfway
House. This Tract contains 266 acres
Of Land, the whole of which is tillable,
and = great proportion cleared this Laad
is particularly adapted to small grain.
Its situation makes il more valuable than
perhaps many stands in the county, be-
ing central between Martinsburg and
Bath i; it abounds with fine Springs, q
good Orchard of choice. Fruit; the
House is large and we'll calculated for
the reception Of travellers, q Stable, and
an out house for the family separate from
the tavern.
A!so.s 100 acres Of Land. Within 2
miles Of the town Of Bath, 90 of which
are cleared and under good fence this
Land 10 Of good qiality on the Land is
2 House and Stable, with good Water
and some Meadow. - Il,
Also, asuaall Farm on Sleepy Greek.
about s miles from Bath this place is
in good order, with aconvenient- House
and Barn, and Meadow we'll watered.
and good Orchard. - = = - =
Aiso, in the town Of Bath, that noted
stand known by the name Of the Coffee
House, adjoining the Bath square |; this
House is the largest and most convent.
ent for the reception of visitors at Bath.
having upwards Of 20 lodging rooms, a
large ballroom, adiningFoom, dressing
rooms, bar room, and fine Kitchen.
ALss, Lot on which il erected q largo
Stable, sufficient to contain 20" horses,
near the Coffee House, and small
Dwelling House. f>%S
Also, a Lotadjoining the Coffee House,
on which is erecteda two-story log House
weaterboarded aud painted, with Store
Room, Kitchen and Stable. 80 I
IL 10 unnecessary 70 be more particu.
lar, asit Is presumed any person wish
ing topurchase, win 6rst view the pre.
misses. BY paying reasonable proper.
ton Of the purcase money down, the b.
lance will be taken in easy Payments.
For further particulars inquire of Lau.
renee M'Keirnan, who resides on the
frst described place in Maryland to
Timothy Monahen in Hagers. town, In
natins 0,Ferrall, on Mill-creek, Berks-
ley County, Virginia, or Andrew
Goulding, on Potomac river, S miles =
bove Bath. 49, .,> .. e ;--{:T>-E .
October IS, 1905. ''.9't :, -. ~~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
Patterson's oMM,W.

THE subscriber has got the above
L Millin complete order for the re-
ception Of Wheat or any other GRAIN
He will manufacture Wheat as il has
heretofore been done At said Mill, and
will be responsible that all Flour manu-
featured by him shall pass inspection il
safely carried or delivered at the ports or
places Of inspection-In case ofcondem.
nation, a certificate from the inspector
mentioning the cause thereof. together
with the brands and marks of the barrels.
will be necessary befots the difference
can be made good. b.
q The mGrket price in Cash given sr
WHEAT, RYE andCORN. .
-:..r ROBERT cHRISTY.
September ~, 1905. GtR
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
FOR SALE,

4 TRACT Of LAND in Berkeley
n County, Virginia, containing 500
acres, lying on the, Opeckon, within 2
miles of the river Potomak, and between
the aourishing towns of Martinsburg and
Shepherds. Town. Its good lime stone
Land, with tolerabls improve ments
thereon, some good meadow and album
dance Of wood and timber :for the sup.
port Of the plantations, which arc bow
rented to Messrs. John Flies and Basil
CIoss. This vatuahle Land viii be sold
on tae third Tusstlav. IN May next at
the court hoass in Mar,usbus: 4 part
Of thu money must he pail % II dAH o.
sale. a0Ia reasonable credit NH De g.
ven for The balance. On the pay ment OF
the ~hole, good title will be made to
the purchaser by
STEPHEN WEST,
RICHARD w. VEST.
HARRIET WEST,
BENJAMIN ODEN.
Prince Georges County, /
Maryland, March II, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28

CASH giyenfor cleaa Linnen 4 Cotton
=. : z = "a. r A G S, -,-~ 5.
At, the Oliee ofthe INrxiLtckNeIR.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28

FOR SALE, FOR CASH.
A NEGRO WOMAN and her FIVE
n Children, (allboysbus oue.) APP
ply 20 The Printer.
February %. 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-28
DISS,0L U TON.

THIS day the partnership Of dio1rouS
i & Bro,or dissolvedby mutual con-
sent and all persons indebted to the
said concern are rcqu. sted to come for
ward and pay their respective >accounts,
or give their obligation fox the same, to
John Morrow Tor in his absence to Ro-
beft Worthing.on) who is fully au,ho-
risedto settle the business ofssid concern!
JOHN MORROW 4
A-, JAMES BROWN,
Shepherds Town, March {, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
NATHANIEL DEARBORN,

BooK-SsLLEs y STArionsa,
No. IT, Issrrs Street. otpsjfft Mr. qosss/tr<'s
CegSs- Hszfs. is cOxIivsslly rscrfpixP sad,,oas
10 BIS Beck Stsye. ara ~ Be 5.xx, .aA 5n bOsts,
bis eeasmsn may Ssfsal Vx eress biSsixg --asvv
or. bdns.
NToksB'S Gazetteer. . volumes,
1NI New aud inpros ed edir. Letter Writer,
Improved edition OF pesry's Dictionary, up
wards of ,houlaAl more words than any
former edition, ft
Al OF Lindley Marray's very valuable works,
ChaEch Prayer Backs, elegant and plain,
Watt Plams and Hymu., DO. do.
adsms' Latin Grammar,
SCOTS Leaons,
Esmeots OF Uieful Knovlsdse. I vols.
WsIih's Mercantile Ari,hm. tic,
Dsboll'., Roots, do.
Farmers Almansck for 1906.
A Variety OF Elcgsns Books for Children. with
engrayires.
A great variety Of SCHOOL BOOKS. whole
iale and reisil, very cheap.
STATIONARY, of all kinds.
Black and gilt edged Letter, Billet. and common
PAPER. yer Rram OF Qaire.
Excell-n, Drawing Paper, s cents iheet.
Imperial, Super. Royal, Medium and Deny Pa
{ pet. ait
Quill. bcE quslity, from No. 6 to rs.
Red and Black lex ia vias.
Ink Powder, doz. or Jingle.
States, great variety.
Lead Penti,. Sealing Wax. Wafers, Inktands,
MemUsardum Pocket Books, &c. SC.
ACCOUNT BOOKS,
of all lze,, good paucr, we'll boSnd. and cheap.
BOOX.BiNDING,
II all iu braucEms done with elegance. durs-
biity and difpatcn. Specimeas may be iscn at
the Biadery, No. n, Thame'-S,sess. 1t
Newport, Msrch ie, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
M O X MING sc HO 0 L.,
Clatke-Strcef, no. 6. 'st

az 7bs SS5ty.bey is,erm, ite Public. -
THAT he purpofea opening Mouning and
i Evening SCHOOL, the iif: Monday in
Anil next; TO begin at half PAD FIVE o'clock J,
the morning and con,isuc un,iieight. I'd .nse-
veling fahoo! to commence ut hve O'Clock, ard
concludc at ieven. for the purpolc OF ,caching
both fcxc, the d fercnt brsrclics Q! L.tra,o,..
For fufth.r in.ornation. apply ss abovc.--
The Day School q, sioal. Ree9
ELEAZER TREvETT. 4.
- Said Tasvirr has coeseed young
gentleman Of liberal education, snd one TIA, ha,
been Tome time in 'chool, who isexresed by
the era OF next month. ssn ~
Newport, March az, 1906.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
SAMUEL JAMES,
UsS EOp cdYE

HIS FOR SALE,
a T his Paper Hanging Mandatory. which
n 10 in sbs Houfc he now ocrnpics. oppof,c
TO MIR. Ls1Vis P.ekf, on the WeR-Sidc of the
Bridge, Providence, great variety of.
H0yle Paper and Ssrdsri.g,
OF tic newee and noa elegant Fisurc, At whole.
isIe and retail, on good terms as can he pur-
chafed in Srerics. fHf
q. A generous credit given to thofe who pur-
chaie by lie qusnri,y for reisiling, ye
N. B. The above is pyiried on good pa
per. and the wofk well executed. by and under
.hc direction Of workman from Europe.
APnfz, iso+. ~ 50.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
WbaLcjak 81 Retail at WILDxR's Book.
80 Stare, ..4s

y
No. ict-1hsm mes. Street. =
Tor Sale by the Subfcnbers, the moa yslua-
( ble AID exicnhve sGotrent Of BOOKS
ard STATIONARY ever offered in this S.os !;
and al p,ice: nnch ieis ,han Can be bought clic-
~hsr:. Their calleaion oi books il in al Arts
and Sciences, B,biet-Their aaDr,ment will be
souh1 frou, ,se ima!ea pocke, Gze 10 the largef
folio. Of 81 different ediiions.st prices from 10
to 20 per cent. leis than Others feII.--Evey
new publication OF merit, vii! be for iale az thcif
fore a, fcoua from the prefs..--Ncst week viii
be opened i,r'hcr collection, offeveral hund-
ell volumes of the n,oa valuable books. "a
Circulating Library. "
They will ei'eolstc any book ~ their Gore.
upon the following scrn,, from which they vii
not yaTy--yiz. Nt rs.r
The whole fer to be taken at Once, and ire
value thereof depoGtej from WHICH value. s
per cent. per week will be ressiped for the ufc OF
the books-it always being at the election Of
the perfon taking The books 20 Keep or rcsofn
thrm., II rhey are n'a,crisIly damaged shey will
not be taken back in sny cafe.
Thefe Terms may not appear "a sccommodsf-
ing, aut ,he. pabic may be aau,sd ths, M other
plan can be adopted 90 keep valuable collection
ofbooks for-circ slaiion without LOIS 70 ,he, Lii
bfaSian. G.. WANTON, - Co.
Newport. Match Iz,h.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22

TF applied for within three weeks ufse
i fory Dwelling -hcsfe, No. 9s. Market
Sooare, Newport, with two good Shops 10
froat. Said Shops are 40 OF the BEN hand' Tor
boGnefi 10 tn. place. For terms, apply 10
Joseph ALLEN, iiUisg on r5s srtssJs'.
MAYI, 1896.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
DocroR LoRrHRor's

~ELEBNATED BIfTERS tor the Jsun-
" dice ,ad all BiiiioSs como'an;s. tor ia!c
Nj. NATHANIEL DEARBORN, oppoi'e
by Townfend's coffee-hosfe. corner ot Ban
niaer's Wharf. 81 per. hox, with objections.
Nysport, April zs.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22

tfN Reigys iLfH 7basks, ~
ITO their Cuitomey and the public in serer-
4 al. fr tseir caaom the lait year, hopms
Cor coniiasance---ss every attention VIII De
paid 70 the budieis. and the fna'leR favor grate-
ially acknowledged. They nov offer at shole-
fale or retail, at ihcir old Rand, NO. Is. Broad
Street. oppod,e ,hc Hay-Scsles. the following
asficlea. Viz.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
John STEVENS

, 4. 7IE,PL6IE KORKER, "a, 4.
lHEREBY informst the Public 10 general. and
i i his Friends in particclzr, that he has Ia
ken the Shop. formerly cccapied BY ML Joieph
Momford, dceeafed in Thvmes- frest, wb-re may
be had all kinds Of Tia Ware, At the fhortef no
rice, and a. cheap - can be puschafei n the
Stste.--AIl favors srarefslIy acknowledged
Csfh, and the bighc& price, given for Old Pew
ter and Lead. ~ a"ag si'asit
Newporr Dee. Izth. .f8os. s-rt
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
F o r S Al E,

A LOT OF LAND. under good improve.
"A men,, containing 80 feet ia 'front.' on
John Street, end 100 feet on Layen StSees.--
Ssid Lofts well fenced uith Locuf poRs, hand
fomcly ltuated FOR building. For terms apply
TO tra BEN AMIN FAIRBANKS.
Newport, Feb. rzth, 1906. ioi e - r
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
TIMPLATE WORKER.

NATHANIEL MASON,
R.ip,7fall, isfa,n, BIZ f,tsds and ibs public
THAI + he carrie. ON the bu6nefs of TIN.
4 Plate WoRxrK. az his fhop. No. III,
ThamesSueet. Where map be had all kinds
of TIN-WARE, whoiefale or retail, a. cheap
ar can be purchafed in the S,ate.-Conitsns at
tendance. and the fsnalIeA favoss scknowledged.
Stovs-Pipes either Of 7ino or Sbee'-ir-
on, made at the fhorscR notice. !.
-" Cafh given for old Pewter and
Lead
Newport, Dec. nth, 1905.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
TERMS Or rzs REPUBLICAN.

f5 To idbfcfibcrs in town, where the paper
are delivered. Two Dollsrs per annum-ene
half in advance. or the snole at the end OF tx
months.
10 the ccsr,ry. by cafual conveyance. One
Dollar Fifty Cents per aunum--the whole to
be paid on fubfcribing.
To ditam fuhlcribcr. by mail. Tive DOL
ass pei aanum --pay able 10 advance.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-05-22
FOR SALE. OR no Let.

As8bsl:IE'r gissH irmrlis,eJ, large faosAav
DWELLING no USE and Lsf sfLlND.
CITCATED in WEXFORD, IN North Kioss-
- tow, ca the Main -Sueet.--Said kSoufe
is we'll 6ai(hed snd Is good Rand for bo6oef.- =
For serns apply TO ia,ot 49, fDV
CHRISTOPHER CHAMPLIN,
Arl ah. 1906.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-15
pubM gaR.

On FRIDAY next
] o.clo;s, viii be fold At the Vendss Store
Z u M
!, ssa,. and bis. French Brady IN pipes,
Gin 10 pipe, and bis.
@0;key ane Apple Bandy IA bis.
sugar 10 hhds. sierses and ois.
S Ws',s nd bros Soap aad rboss',
Mould aud dpt Candles
Raians in kegs, boxe. and jars,
fig, ia kegs and trails,
Doe.n's Ware in crstes,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
&c.--ALso,
A Variety of DRY GOODS,
among which are
Cloths, Coatings, Kerlemeres,
Duas., Plains, Kerfeys, Negro Cottohs,
S.rg.,, Elaeicks, blue Freezes,
c,iinaneoe., Rufcls, Yarn Stockings
chintnes and Caillcoes,
Irih Lineu,, Silefa do.
O,nabatgs aud Tickisnburgs,
Muslin and Muslin Handkerchief,
Isdia Muilins and Table Clothes.
pandanaa Handkerchief,
colosrd Threads, Hats and sundry othei
Pa;hp'G. Maraellsr.
Nov. 70
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-01-15
n O T E.

IN tie rsfe Of Merouder HrnAe, NH, il
d VIII" Is row il co:iiremtnt 10 ihe prifon |
# the eo0o'y ot A!exat3tia. a, t,e nj, of
dry crcdlrors %! tie fsjd Alexander He.,da
ind john M'ptrtfoo a 1 CO. in New Ysrk
IS ordered, th,t the confederation Of his app
son TO be admitted 20 the benefit Of the ad
Congress fer tic r. ljcf cfit (olveat debtors \
in the d,t.titt of Colum9's, tie sd; a,nsa ;
5i.us3ay Inc eighteenth u this mnnth. M
/. thesess'e hereby eiyep, to tie cfeditorssn
aid I4crasrfop and OF Jnhn M'Pheteon and
.tbat, at ten, o'sjock OF tie forsoaoo Of that
~ The cou.t- ,epie Of Alexandria County, the
.of az i~nfolyent ceb,et viii be admitted to
'faid f'epas,fon, AND q ttuaee appointed as,ed
70 he fsid gti Ct Copgreis, pulEfs caufe be
,4nd there hswn il III contrary.
/ II. FitzhugH
Jsrsasyss, 1906.
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JAMES BACON.

II Ai GaocEsY STORE, On Ksxg frsst, has IN
addition to bis farmer Rors, aaded
A frefh Supply Of Genuine Articles in
the Grocery Lire
Which makes his aioitmentcomF!rte.
He ~oqO o6su far Iak, an bis gLaal sqv terms.
Mufcoyado Sugars, Of various qua
~iities,
Loaf and Lump ditto,
Gunpowder,
Imperial, TEAS,
Hyfon, particularly ieleeed
Hyfon Skin. and family tufs.
S~ouchong
Bea Green Coffee,
Chocolate, ofa fuperior q'sality.
Madeira,
Bafcllos,
Sherry,
Labon, WINES
1enerife,
Malaga, ard
Gehnnr Old Parts
Cegnac and Bourdeaux Brandy,
Old Jamaica Spirit, tor family uie,,
AnuSua, St. Croix, ST. Vimcenls, and New
England Rum,
HOLLAND Gin,
Irilh and country Whi&ey,
Molades, Wine, and Cider Vinegar,
Stough1on's Bitters.
Mace, Nutmegs, Cloves, caaia, Pinenot
cayense and Black Pepper. Race and Ground
Ginger, Baket Salt for table ute, Pearl Barley,
Rice, Starch, Fig blue, Soap, Mould, Dipt and
S~permaceti Candles, Refined Sslt.Petse, Fiotant
Indigo, Alum, Copreras, Nader, Brimfoue,
Cotton, Patent Shot, all fzcs, bef
and couns,y-made Ganpowdef, Sugars,
and Smoking Tobacco, very beft Chewing To-
bacce.
Hamilton and Leirsr's Snuff, Hunters Pipe,
in boxes.
London MuRard, warranted of a hyperion qua
lily, Dixon's bet ditto, Wrapping, Paper, De
maohn's, &c. Sc. with g~encraliy cvety ariel
in his liae-she whole of which have been ielea.
ed with care and will be difPo!ed of on The very
f:rms.
December rs. d
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Wew Brezyei-y.

Ilaac Entwine and Co.
u EsPECTFULLY informs the public, they
II have commenced Brewing, and will have
BEER ready for1delivery IN a few days, which be
hopes will slesie fuch as nfe ii.
He will give the Baltimore and Phi.
ladelphia prices for good clean Bar
ley.
Grain and Yeaa may be had at the
Brewery.
December 90. dim