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.ADHER7ISLJNG NO TTcE. .l-
THE Editor while he steadeFs lis
Acknowledgements to hisH advertising
customers y has in few instances ex2
Perienced unpleasant alttFcaiiois. CIV
ing to their not being. any established
prices for this part Of It's business -
In order to avoid any thingci Of the
kind in future, the following are the
terms upon which advertisements are
inserted, III. m A lili
All Advertisements (which oc- $50
cupy less than asquare - So,75
Administrators, Commmission-gFs- s-r
ers Guardian and Posting No So.
tees 40
All other advertisements which ,s tr.
occupy the room ofone, orInore 1r1 WI
squares in column, at the rate ,4sh7c'
OF, tor each square 80 e - Be- LOO
An. advertisement not excee- -
ding square, if continued one
year, r- E .Fg-FtW WI 7.UO
but the sane;if altered when re- E MI
CURED, i9-i... -bs 1000
tlrouided The alteration does nor Ncf-
amotnt 20 The re1esgqt 81 more ai
Than one nat, he Ga1e rae n 5e,
OBSERVED. sf iFv...r -.
1t IS requested that all advertise
ments out oftown be forwarded free If
Postage and accompanied with,she
Cash which the insertion viii amount
| to. ~ .... .. n#
Sensible that the advertisements are,
part OF cur support, our ozg interest
prompts us to accommodate ali our.
customers, we therefore once more re-
quest our friends TO furnish them as
early IN the week as possible Is none
VIII be inserted in the following paper,
that are not received previous to Satuf.
day evening. ft-E
SECRET MESSAGE.
II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
''+.i~'s' 4-fJi BOSTON, AUGUST so.
lMIRAND.fS E.AIERPRIZE.

We have conversed with gentle
man who left Trinidad about the time
Miranda sailed from thence on his en-
terprize.-The troops he had been able
to ernbody were not numerous but
they confident of success.-The num-
Der did not exceed 500; though more
were expected.--The squadron consis-
ted of seven or eight armed vessels,
and twas said they were to rendezvous
At Margaretta, an island off the Span
ish Man coast, previous to the descent
on the Maine. "A few South Ameri-
cans had Joined Miranda at Trinidad !;
and it was reported, 10000 were in
arms, in the Caracas and Cumana,
ready toad him. They had received
accounts from the Americans taken in
ithe scRooners; Who were treated as
prisoners ofwar.s IT was reported that
some French troops had proceeded
from Guadalodpe to assist the Span
iards against Miranda. 1'-''-oA 'i'
The officers appeared publicly in the
uniform at Tiiilidad where they were
addressed by their military titles-such
as Gen. Armstrong, Col. Kirkland, 1t.
Smith, &c. TWAS said the cause Of
Capt Lewis emitting the Leander was
a quarrel with Miranda ECeAn ac-
count received at New-York, states,
that the whole Of Caracas was in re-
volt IN favor of Miranda. and that twear-
mics, of from Toto $4,000, one cons
manded by Don Pedro Mimic, were in
the field, waiting Miranda's arrival.
Miranda sailed from Trinidad tie 2sth
July. ~
1t is asserted as fact, that Mr.. Nun
roe, the U. States Minister at the court
OF London, wilEreturn home the ensu-
ing astumn--preparitory to the grand
canvas for the next Presidential eled-
tion.--As any treaty he may form with
Great-Britain might possibly affect his
lhofiulayity, he will take care to leave.
that business to MIR. Pinckney. Mr..
Munroe will be run In opposition to
MIR. Madison.-The latter will receive
Mr. JeHerson's patronage and influence.
MIR. Munroe win be supported by
all the Randolph democrats and We
lyJoresee the " .dzrora" and Enquirer
will be the laboratories from which the
engines to carry his election will be is
sued.-Itlis probable Chancellor Liv-
inSston will likewise be candidate. \
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.

- Thou shall nor take the name of II
lord thy GOD IN pain," u
LxoDCs, 20 and z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.


FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
Mr. ADAMS,
Tyoa see no cause, quhy the Horses COM
1alaiat against The School Boy, shottld
rat be heard, you mil BY letting him
kick, (obHge subScr16er.) VI"
- q TO TIE SCHOOL BOY. hs
HAVING masticated a part of your
"monotonous attitoguenee," to the hurt of
my lower jaw, and loss Of my gramini-
vorous faculties; come forth, tho not in
the channel of your "zveak understand
neutrality-suspicious. your" qaSasf
abilities" will exert themselves without
delay in procuring me an aliozem, less
granulatious, also less "graHdiioqHous,"
In short would have it as unlike flpge
No. A, as that is unlike my 8" Sttnrmunl
-Bonuna" which compared with doses
l., & 5, is common sense, with No. 4
wisdom
Master hu7ler5oEcal-I wish the next
doseyou prepare me to be. scented with
little ferSflcuoSzty, L Will yenter' to
take all you have-as the others were
totally tasteless. AS lam the only ami
NAL that ever ordered your presGrip-
tons, or condescended to notice you in
any way--you will therefore do well to
be particularly attentive to nay parting
advice. You viii likely think me /" i'm
Pertinent, as / have Introduced myself
with "hg1aer6ohcat'' language, besides
being in danger, ofnot taking the hints
intend conveying without kick-I
viii give you broad hint first" For
our credits sake':"i then, don't any lon
ger expose the folly Of your age by ta-
king to yourself the garb of youth.
| This is the most, friendly advice OF
your companion. si 4s.s 81
81 GAMBADOS, lATTILATUS. i
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

| III different. When the Apostles bad
reached the gospel and gathered
lurches, they ordained ministers over
lem-these ministers were not timer
mt but settled. That some illiterate
. preachers are pious and DO good, /
rave no doubt, but will MFR. Writer,
ly, they are all so, and that no others
re ? Does he compare them with the
1postles? Where then are their gifts
ftongues, their power to heal the sick,
aise the dead and cast out devils -
SUIT can this writer be so foolish as to
suppose, that the epithets of meek"
piece Makers" &c. are exclusively
applicable to democrats b God forbid.
must confess I.should look anywhere
in the world, forthe exemph6cation of
hose excellent graces, sooner than
with the leaders Of that party, from
Thomas Paine, down, down, down to
a modern Counsellor. This writer en-
quires Of his readers, /" did they not
charge our blessed Lord with an intent
to turn the world upside down? l an
swer him, no, there is no such charge
recorded of him IN the Bible. He asks
further |" did they not cruelty him for
spelling their craft : | answer, no,
there is no such reasons given for his
crucihction in all the New Testament.
He goes on" When the pious Mr..
Whitfield came to Boston, the regular
Clergy told him, they were sorry to
see him there, his answer to them was,
/" 50 is the devil" Il is not true. Doc
tor Chauncy preacher in Universal
ism was the only one that made the OBJ
servation. The regular ministers of
Boston were generally, much in favor
of Mr.. Whitfield, as well as other pi-
Gus ministers through the land, and
the Universalists are generally demo-
Gratis, SO that the foundation of the dew
lis hatred of good men is applicable
only to de mocrats. CALVIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

SECRET MESSAGE.
We this day lay before our readers The
Menage, the PRECEDENT communicated TO con
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-15
Sale by Auction.
On MONDAY.

The I7t5 March, at II o,eiafk, 1vM de fila at
aa7iaa, on The premyes, far, # sof, The
next far day,
THAT very valuable PROPERTY, Belong
ing 10 rhe efate Of the bate Ablahanl Van BIB
Der, +! /. called P.lRADfSE, coatsning ahcnt
200 acres, and incinding the dwelling bopie and
improvements. a yaiaahle Mill and iEs apfufte-
nances; the whole in good order.
Thssa5ove property Is iisnased abontons male
from the turnpike gate on the York road, end
will be field - lots 20 fair purchsiers.
A liiscfal credit will be given Oh sonijiesa-
bic pass OF tins property, which fnsy az AIRY time
be viewed "a application TO MIR. Aiildlth, on
the Pren8es.
GaNl2REW VAN BIBBER,
WASHING TON VAN BIRBER,
TyaJaees.
Relt. Feb. Ii. eosIsMdu7M
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-15
PUBLIC SALE.

Rslt Fth. ii.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-15
SATURDAY, MARoH rs, 1906.
Hr / have been informed tha. one

Er have been informed that one
of the Tracts of Iaod adyertfed for fale by a.
SeboJeeM and Tbama5 Cake, under deed OF
trua from yo5* Wftbrrs, to fecate Joha and Nj.
SchoIR.ll, includes past OF LOT ct land IN n,y
poq-lIi "a, nnaer assd Of haIgaia and 'a'e from
Rab-rt .AlIiion, duly rscord->f in The CON y
csnrt Of Faisfax Iilo, all perlons are oau tioa-
ed agaiott pufchadag 70 much oftic fame as is
included within nay iiacs.
C. F. Whiting.
Feb,nary r. II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-15
An Acre Of Ground,
PUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of deed Of trua to the
fnb(csiber, will oe exposed 30 ifle, Oh "sdnci
day, the lecond day Of April aext, Tor ready
money, upon the prcmiirs, iesesal very valuable
LOTS of GROUND, iying up9a- Queen, FAY.
fax, Water and Uni9n re IS, in iae fawn OF
Alexandria ~~And imn sdi&ts!y alter the iAle OF
the Lots, will be expafed 70 i4le, at ths ccfse
iloofe, 70. rsady money aao, In caie By the fa!e
of the Lots the fam reqai'cd Rouia not be raj
fsd) one Undivided 6xee'rh part OF Ifatt OF
Land, lying in Spotf, tvaaia county, con,ainin1g
about eighteen th9ufand acres, kaown BY the
narls Of the Nine YyaH
James Keith, Ir4yqee.
March 10. d!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-15
N y / | i T..

Fehraae@ J,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-15

By virtue Of deed Of trua made
by Tsjspb N<aie 10 sar snfsiciihef, Ns sbe PM.
Pcic OF FIGURING tfep@Ymcnr Of a Fom es money
ihefein aan,ed. 10 Petey Sber,u | Asili cxpoie to
ialc (s@r ealll at the c FEE Ficnfe, il tbe town
of esandris, Oh Tx5fday tie lat6 day ef March
next, at one o'eloe6,
An Acre Of Ground,
Lying on the rio,h fdc q. Duke Greet, and
BOMBED by Rce, Hamilton, and Woife lanss,
IN the iubusbs of Ajcxsnl7ta.
John Dunlap, IrgRee.
Fcbru9ry a. dsw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-15

TIE commiionerS named aad au-
Inherited by a ccmmiiIian Of bankruptcy awarded
and iliusd ard row in proieenset agalnH ians.
Manse Of Alexandsia, intend to meet on the
a6-a day OF this menth at four O'Clock inFfl'e
afternoon at lhn GAdsby's city tavern IN TIC
town Of Aisxansfia in order TO MIKE a div'deod
IL the eil ate and eecss Of the said bankrupt, and
10 choose new aaignee. When and where 70. ihc
;reditors, who have nat already proves ssheir
debts uader the fad comlniifion, are hereby re.
CURED TO Gene prepared to pfsye the lame os
they will be excluded tie 5snett Of the said CT.
yidlnd. -
VIM oxley, .Agggnse. !.
S jagrrr5 S dtz6tb
Cath, and the higheit price given
For clean Linen and Cotton Rags, by
| the Printer Of this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-15
February u.
TUNIS CRAVEN,
Has reeeived 5s The ate arrivals an thgaat a.
jSgtmenf q
G. o Q d S,


London iupef6ne Cloths Corded Cambricks,
and Caflimrrts, Lsce 60.
Bcnass,'s patent Cords, Rich Colorado and h,
Do. Waifceatngs, guted lnaia Mos'lns
Siist, Molckins, Flo India ard Rrisifh Boas
ycntiaes; 10.
Imperial. ccu;'ed and Lace Caps & Hanakcr-
;shtte MaH.;nes, cfaeEs,
r il:aetrs, Ssamie,vns, Gxtrs Sli,; Cloves,
E!aatie, ,oie blasxsts,. iti1 Me Nuts
Ccaesg3. Plains, silk Cord ,od Buttons,
KrfteYE, Ilaiitinsks, Camhsitk Buttons,
Lambs Woo, Worsscd, | Artificial Flowers ard
Gotten and Six iio. W.eaths,
fiery, Otnch Feathers,
Isih {, FLINDERS Sheer. ] Ite!iin Mantaus,
inqs. i Fine India P:rflanS
4 ! 1rilh Linens, B,ltas, M,maeaics,
shiytmg Cotton, Dowlsis, Tickienbarg
Long Lswn., Ofnabprgs, Rsosn rolls
Linen Csnbricks, sc. &c.
Dni;ics, Canbrick 10.
co He daily expects en- ade'.lonaI
a0ortment q FALL GOODS.
OCT, ~. DIT
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
TANNERS TAKE NOTICE.

THERE is a most elegant TAN,
l. YARD for sale, in Shepherds
Town, Virginia, with never failing
stream Of water running through it, and
wheel that raises the water with ease
for the use Of the Yard. There are four
Lots in the enclosure, and the improve.
ments are: one bark and mill house 100
feet long; one brick building 4s feet
long, wherein are, a currying shop, a
room for unfinished leather, and smoke
house one other brick building for stor-
ing and selling out finished leather q
beam house, stuffing shop, and garner
for groundbark with so watts of differ
ent sizes, and room for 100 more
There is also in the same enclosure an
excellent and beautiful Dwelling House
60 feet by -, two stories high, with a
piazza the whole length, and large
Kitchen aud hall. The whole neatly f.
nished; and charming well of lime
stone water with pump and dairy, and
the whole planted round with fruit and
other trees. Also, a convenient Barn,
Stables and Garden.
This is most charming piece of pro.
perty, and can hardly be exceeded in
beauty by'any situation that is to be met
With. II will be sold remarkably cheap,
andthe payments made extremely easy by
:. JOHN >KEARSLEY.
March 2, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14

"A T meeting Of number Of the fe.
n deralists Of Berkeley County, at
the house of Edmund Graham, in the
town of Martinsburg, on Monday the
Sd day of March, 1906, for the purpose
of nominating two 6t persons a. ,Candi"
dates to represent the countyin the next
General Acknowledgements Campbell,
chairman, and David Hunter, secreta-
-ry- :
Resolued -unanimously, That Major
JAMES STEPHENSON, and P HI
LIP C. PENDLETON,. Esq be re.
commended to the freeholders of this
county as proper persons to represent the
county In the next General Assembly,
and that the members of this meeting
will use every proper exer.iou to procure
their election.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Chairman.
DAVID HUNTER, Secretary.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
SALE OF LAND. .

WILL be sold at public sale, to'the
w highest bidder, on the 22d day Of
March next, On a credit OF twelve
months, the purchaser giving bond with
good security, the Glebe Lands in the
parish Of Norborne, situate inthe county
Of Jefferson, about one mile from Charles.
Town. This tract contains about two
hundred acres, and is of an excellent
quality on the premises are never
failing spring of lime stone water, nine
or ten acres Of excellent meadow, and q
good orchard Of about sixty or seventy
bearing apple trees. The sale win take
place at the dwelling house on the pre-
misses at twelve O'Clock. Due atten.
dance viii be given by the subscribers, a
majority OF the overseers ofthe poor for
the county Of Jefferson aforesaid.
.- SAMUEL. WRIGHT, ~
= NATHANIEL CRACHII.L,
- ABRAHAM DAVENPORT,
49, JAMES KERNEY. ts:I
SMITH SLAUGHTER
February II, 1906 - .r,-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
FOR SALE,

A VALUABLE Tract of L ANb, con.
"A tanning s14 acres, y ing on both sides
Of Back Greek, Berkeley County, 6 Jules
from Neutrality-suspicious. 200 acres are
cleared, IS Of which are good meadow,
and more can he made.-On the premfs
ses are Saw and Grist Mill, a good
Apple orchard and other Fruit trees, a
tolerable convenient Dwelling House,
with we'll of excellent Water at the
door, two Barns, a Still House, and o.
Their out houses, all convenient to the
Dwelling House. The whole tract is
well watered, aud the wood land cover
ed with good timber. For terms apply
to the subscriber, living on the premises.
ABRAHAM SNYDER:
February g., 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
CONDITIONS.

1t shall be printed on the best paper,
and with a good t, pc, neatly bound and
lettered, price one dollar, or in sheets
seventy-6ve cents. -~
. hhas already obtainedthe s;gna-
lures Of some Of the frst charmters in
the state Of Maryland, the District o.
Columbia, and other parts effAe union.
The work rUitfbe put to press in the monh
efAp,H nest, and subscribers, ~ the
mean time, are inpifed to this Office, in
order to haOe their names enrolled among
the rvorthy and respectable.
Martinsburg, February %, 1906. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
TAKE NOTICE.

THAT on the 9th day of April next,
i I expect to take my brother Free
derrick Naaenbousch into copartnership
with me in the mercantile line; my bu-
siness after that period will be carried on
under the firm Of Frederick Na1en6ouseh,
g Co. All those who arc in any wise in.
deb,ed to me, either by bond, note. or
book account, are requested to make ar
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-
laEly TO such as have let their accounts re-
maiu unsettled for an unreasonable 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.
I beg leave to return my sincere thanks
to all those who have in any wise eondu-
ced to support me in the mercantile bu.
siness for nearly seven years past; and
I still hope for continuance Of their IA
yours, for I am persuaded every exerti-
on will be made to give general satisfac-
tion.-to use the language of a worthy
sentiment, :" where commerce can aou-
IRISH on just and equitable principles, 10
there l wish to share the public patron
ago." With sentiments of esteem take
the liberty Of subscribing myself the pub
lie's most obedient and humble servant,
PHILIP NADENBOUScH. .
Martasburg, March,, 1906. .'..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
NOTICE.

IT7HEREAS Ldid, in the year 1908,
w bargain & sell mare to a certain
Wm- Grimes. for which he gave me his
obligation, which became due 90 the list
day Of March, 1904 said Grimes has
failed to pay any part thereof, according
70 our agreements / was somewhat
doubtful that should lose the price OF
my mare, as the said Grimes appears to
be in an unsettled situation at this time.
Whereas the said Grimes on the 24th
inst. made public sale TO dispose of his
effects, at which sale I purchased pro-
perry to the amount Of the above obliga.
ton said Grimes refused to give me
the property unless l would give my
notes agreeable TO the terms of the sale,
which | refused to do, said Grimes then
agreed that he would not part with my
notes until he discharged his obligation,
and on these conditions I gave my notes,
one to the amount of sixty dollars, and
the other for thirteen dollars and seven
ty-fve cents, which will become due on
the 24th Of August next: I do therefore
forwarn all persons from taking assign
meu.s on the above notes, As | am de-
termined not TO pay them without max.
ing discount with said Grimes.
EDWARD r.. FORMAN.
Berkeley County, February %, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
Dry Goods and Groceries
Berkeley, S..

Berkeley, So.
49,. February Court, 1906.
LsSafi Htnsharv, Adam S. Hensha1D, 70.
nathan S. HrnshasU, Washington
Henshav, William S. Hensho,O, and
Uriah Hensha1u, devisees Of WIkiam
Hrnsha1o, deceased, ContpLainants, .
--~- Against
Nicholas HenShaz0, Samuel Gardner,
Le,ois Moore, Seth Duncan and RU-
amah his wife, Defendants.
.:, =, = In CHANCERY.
THE Defendants, Nicholas Hen
L shan, Samuel Gardner, Le1vis
Moore, Seth Duncan and RuannGh his
,uif, not having entered their APPEAR
ance agreeable to an act Of Assembly and
the rules efthis Cours, and it appearing
to the safisfaction Q ffhe Court, that they
are not Inhabitants Of this Commonwealth,
on the nation ef the Compliments by their
CeMaseL, it is ordered that the said De-
fcndlnts do appear here on the Monday
afirrfhe third Tuesday in april neat, to
GnsSder the bill Of the mpiainants, and
tho: copy Of this ordtr be Jorth1vaIh in-
serted in the Berkeley and jefferson In!
felEeeacerr tor tsuo months sHccessiveiy,
and published at the door IF the Court
House Of the said County. - +"
Il Copy. : 7este,
-.-. D1VZD HUNTER, C.B.C.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
FOR SALE,

A PLANTATION, about one mile
n, from Mar.insburg, containing loa
acres, about one half OF which is cleared
and about six acres Of good meadow ;
the improvements are, dwelling house
with a we'll of good water at the door, a
barn, and good orchard. For terms
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
LEWIS DAVIS.
Also fer sale, a House and Lot in
Martinsburg on the 10. is also good
Stable. For terms apply as above.
March Z, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14

: What Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, cice-
70 of old, and other renowned characters
Of modern date have condo scended TO
unfold only in part, is here freely inves-
tigated, and the contents of the volume
offered may be said to embrace these in-
teres,ing particulars, viz. Deity, the
World, Man. Orders, simultaneous
and successive. Evils, Natural, Mo!
raj, Political and Religious. Govern
ments, free and despo,ic. Laws and
Religions, pure and spurious. Revo-
buttons, Changes, Causes aud EFe cts:
as awfulIy manifested in the D nasty of
the Old World, and strikinsiy admoni-
tory toths happy people Of the New,~ho
compose the large family Of the great
American Republic, andIo whom this
work is aAcctionateiy dedicated.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
" O TTCE.|

DY virtue of a decree Of the County
d Court of Berkeley, in the case Of
Hannah Donaldson against James NJ Do
maid, will be offered for sale on the 18Th
day Of March next. on the premises, for
ready money, LOTS No. So, 60, 81,
60, So, - and "a, lying and being inthe
town of Martinsburg, and county of
Berkeley. Several ofthese lots are inn
proved; one ofthemis the lot on which
j. David Coons now lives, near the jail and
clerks Office; one other is4 the lot on
which Mrs. Donaldson nov lives. =
DAVID HUNTER +,
~ ELISHA BOYD, and
)" PHILIP r. WILSON, =
,. =. h. cOmmissi0nsrs.
February II. 1906. b..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14
DISSOLU TIOM.

THIS day the partnershipof MorrOuU
i e Broom dissolsedby mutual con-
sent and all persons indebted to the
said concern are requested to come for
ward and pay their respective accounts,
or give their obligation for the same, to
John Morrow Cor in his absence to Ro-
oert Worthington) who is fully autho-
rised to settle the business of said concern.
T. JOHN MORROW,
JAMES. BROWN.
Shepherds. Town, March 1, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14

Shepherds. Town, March /, 1906
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14

= = NOTIC s.
IINTEND 70 practice Is an ATToR-
i KEY in the Superior Court of Cham
seryat Ssaunton. - I'd Il
February as, 1sos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-03-14

THE business in future will be con-
Quoted under the firm of
ROBERT W0RTHLNGT0N, g co.
Who respectfully inform their friend.
(and particularly the former customers
Of Morrow & Brown that they have now
on hand pretty general assortment OF
Dry Goods and Groceries,
which they win dispose Of on the most
reasonable terms for Cash or Country
Produce. They aatter themselves from
an endeavour to keep constant supply
of almost every article in their line, aud
a strict attention to business, to merit a
share Of the public patronage.
March /, 1906.