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nN the 10th of next month, at 10 O'Clock will l.:
- iold at the Eagle Tavern, on credit of mon,h
PLhNrATIoS NEGROES, al Shares in RI.
Bank Of Virginia, ~ James River Canal Shares. and
Share IN the Richmond Library; and imn,edi,telv
afterwards at the Plantation of the late DIR. Currs
the crop OF Corn and Hay, the Hogs, Cows, Mules
oFis' and al the Periona EGeas on faid plantation
TofIct Is gwen to ineh as may have claims again
DR.. Cs elate and not yet made then, knos.r ,La.
they nun iofe time in doing fp, ellie tb;s ir,;nna
'ion viii he plead in objection after the dribu,ion 81
the periona eaeas The debtor. are defired 20 maj
immediate payment as no further indulgence can b..
gwen ROBERT GORDON, 2
JAMES CURRIE, Aa'''"jF'0''r'.
IT, - eptds
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From ihe Part RnI.a

-, :.
nc EXECUTORS of the isit will of General
-. tn nnv nave orP"hted in the Public Library
p.ion iok copy OF !" Tbs FtderaAR," which
he has deiigndted, in his own hand. wr,;no ,ba
paris OF that celebrated work written bv him
,ei' as well asthofc co, tributed by Mr.. law 3,
Mr.. madil'n. As it may not be un,nreIeltine
10 many Oh your readers. I fhalI iubjoin COPY
in " The Fort Folio"
Nos q s. 4, 5, 81, Mr.. Jay.
fon. 'A"u'-
NOS 49, 10, go, Mr.. Hamilton, and Mr.
Madhon jolntly-aII the ref by MIR. Hamilton.
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WASHINGTON. Nov o.

-, j. ne senate Were on Wednesday engaged IN the
OH Tor authorizing the building of an additional num-
Der OF gun boats.
Alter eoriiderable debate, the further confederation
OF the hlii was poltponed till Monday next
on ihnrfday, the Senate was engaged q, m. iii
reported by Mr.. Adams, " For the prefervatop rs
peace and mainranance of the authority of tb Jred
States IN the ports harbors and wzters under their
juFhd,eton. Much debate litewice enrued or tb.
proS'hon' OF this bill, when the Senate adjourned
without coming to any deeiGon.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. OK

we underaand that GIN. MosEAu, about a
week hnce, left Philadelphia for the Weitern
country, 1t is fad, for NeSo-Orlean5. His IN.
expected departure and the raptdlty with which
ne mas Pafied on bis journey have excited con-
ioeraoie cur'oiity, not unmxed with fnfpicion.
~h'ch ieems principally to have arifen from the
place 10 which he is fad to be going. Infor.
marion mas been received of his paliing though
Lanca'ter and Chamberfburg without having
maze any delay at either place. When we con.
'ue' 'ne o'tl"eulined character and uufuied
reputation OF Gen. Moreau, we canno, for
moment indulge the idea of his having .ny
views hottie to the u. States and we sh;nl
u high'y probable that very f,ort time will
of'ng to light the moa satisfactory explanations
OF the Objects Of his journey, which NAV turn
our 10 nave been undertaken foley for the era.
''hcat'on OF laudabe curioiity.
M. Intel
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FRENCH DECREE.

4TasH1''d TOR TIE 1hfreaHhe AaVsrtjsyf from l.k
Frsneb Pate,u.
tl'tI tavirg tost5ed in EneI4nd-The sth at,;e,.
OF the imperial decree Of the 2lf Nov ail prohib,
the receiving IN our ports OF any v,Gs direa frpp,
England or from Englifh colonies, or hay;nr her,
there inee its publication. The 9Th article pro,,s
that every velel which, by means of falfe dseara-
.'oh' eonravenes this dpoition, hall as well a, her
Cargo be feized and conffcated as Enqfh pron.r,v
me dreetor-general announces by his circua;re Of
ee 9Th ct this month (Sep,ember) that his maety ha.
decided that thoi- articles ought to have Their
run and entire execution and that any vefel WHICH
nali nave topped in England, fha have been con.
Quoted thither, cannot be admitted.
30 that the immediate return of thofe veG,l. L..
the aI'dged eauie Of entry be wha, it may, viii. b.
required Tho!e who, by falfe declaration fb,u
aiil,nu'a'e their having Popped in England and fne-
ceea IN entering our port, ihal be C.ized and bcv
s"a 'e eargoss hail be proceeded againR according
to the decree relative to Enslilh properly.
aaron Burr in Nrzu Tsrk.-We are Informed
thtt the little Emperor of the OuiAs 10 now in
tn's Cty' and has frequent meetings of tn.
" choice Lpir:fs" Pm an. o"e
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Last Cebeninu 8 Baii.
NEW. YORK Nopernh..r GA

Caytain Lovett, who arrived AZ this port v.f.
terday, fromiCadiz, informs, that the Blocka.
ding Squadron off that port make it point r.,
turn OFT and endorfe the papers of every vr,.I
they board, excepting they are entirely laden
with lumber, or in ballaa.
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81 thc Taos OF war of heiserr u pu.in.
ance of this power certain proclamation. have
been it.iied and any pile, or Other pr.s:,n Who
-thaiI offend aeaina them, is fuhieet to puniii,.
ment for fn doing.
Iheie, Gentlemen of the Jury, are the princi
pal offences which can be committed againft thr
American government.
1t is orr jun pride, il is our faireR hoaf tl,t
We live under government of laws. and ny
OF men. Bc,ween liberty and defpo,iitn this is
d'ft'nguifl,'ng criterion. IL is among the mott
precious refults of fuch government that il sf.
tords fixed rules by which the criminality or in
nocence of human condu9 may be tsftea; and
that II fu-n;hes inftitutions for the soplica,or
OF thoie rules to the cafes of indiv'dua wh,,
viii gnatd as FIR as human vif;iom can guard
agan# Ae fuh'titution of the prejudices or the
caPr'ces OF tine many or the few in the place of
the rule itfclf
But in the proportion, gentlemen, as the ter.
ror OF n,en yields to the maiefty of tn. laws,
does the peace and fafety of the community re-
qu're that thoft laws Ne rgdIy and infiexihy rs
ecated. 1T therefore any of the offences which
are c"en'z' hle in this cosrt flali be made
known to you, Duties the mott facrcd and On,
lieat'ons the mott folemn require tina, YOU
thould arcule the Offenders.
have only to add, gentlemen, thar TO any
preitntment founded on the information of ~
theirs he name of the informer ihou!d be fub-
Joined; and that any prefcn,ment made ON
your own knowledge mutt be on the know,edo.
| of two of your body.
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SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES


ate money tor the coniruclinu of an additional num-
Der OF gun boats The number is left blank in ~.
o'n' out document from the navy department.
"'eh accompanies it, rates that it is thought that
SS more gun boats will b. wanted in addition 70 the
60 alrf idy provided ~
ny bull came under the confederation OF the sena,.
on MONDAY, but was postponed, we believe. with
the view OF having the whole iubea Of defence gene.
ra"y before the Senate, before it acted OH anv one
part of it. ""' 0"e
feterdayMr. I-lams from a committee apnon,.
cd on part OF the Preijen,s meIape, reported m
the Senate bill for the prefervaton of peace and pa;n
te"snce OF the authority of the u S. in tbe mort.
'af,oF' and waters under their uri!dieiop which
received iirtt reading.
ne Dill very long and contains numerous in,
tan details. The outlines as follows:
u authorizes the PRECEDENT to p.rmit or ;n,erd;a .
MS aiicreaon, the entrance OF our harpors all ard
'sie'' oeionging tn foreign power and by force ~
repe aiio move them from the fame except in corral,
peeiiied Gales, IN which cafes the fad vees are 70
eoniorm to rules preicribed by the Executive.
Hlurther 10 contequence OF the late coudu,a Of ,ba
,h, PFomoits Tie entrance OF any Britiih armed
Vene's into the harbors waters of the H. s exs,
when criven in by ttreis of weather or when chasJ
WIN diipatehes; provided that whenever reparat,on
man De made, TO the aIilfacion nfthe Prefden, Gr
ce ourages committed upon the national i,:yer.g,tv
Il mail DC lawful for the Pr etiten, to remov. ,be ~
diaion. ZIG ''e'
On iueh vehel retuiing to depart, f,e fha be deem
ca 10 have made all .oe invaicn of the territory f
the u s. aud mall be proceeded again as am enemy
ana may be ieIzed and brought in and forfeite ,n5
hall aeerae wholly tn the captors.
den. 'oio0-
me PrelIdent is authorized to ufe the land farce.
and militia to frize iuch veIel
He is alto empowered to relufe adnifIion ~ an,
Vehei belonging TO the iubjeets of the ration whole
armed Vehei haii 10 remain in the harbors of the u
IL empowers any perlon perfons to burn, fink or
oe,roy any iuch vetlel, for which bounty OF -
oonaf' Is offered on each gun Of faid veG:l
teSt, TO fit out ali the armed veiIels Of RI. IT
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JAMES Fisher

JHMbS FISHER,
HaSo JW re[c'Ued from IRE Manpfat7ory Of
Il Bell, Ho6iagS and RiL5er, n S,,6sio n
fLdNNELS q COA7INCS, sobicb apW b.,
foN Uety t0qUS be ba5 alJo on band I, eo1ysI,,,
eBo'fmeaf IF GROCERIES.
Dee. /. sM
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LETTER the FIRST to JoHN RANDOLPH.
eig, member of The Houfe of Representatives,
will appear ia r-next
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LITERATURE

AMES BYARS, il. hereby informs his friends
80 and the public, that he lali Continue a; hi, IA.
ther' III the Forks Of Hanover the ficceedinv wear
llSoS2 teaching Spelling, Reading, Writing, Ar,b.
meue' Engli'h and French Grammar, Geography, the
Sle o. the ARTIFICIAL Globes, Rhetoric, natural philo-
iophy and Geometry, where fiudent, under 10 vsaJ,
old will be received so dos.--betwreu 10 and 10
at 10 dolls exceeding 2 at so dos-4for board and
tuition 20 dolls Of the above prices be paid a, the
admiiIion Of each Scholar. D.r. 9,S
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DIED, on Saturday laR, hLExhNBER BANKS.
OF Manehetter-an old and respectable Merchant Of
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u'e OF t'efe t~opqwers, eff.efual protection can be
given' even tp our non important feaport towns, a
gana hips Of an, Gze unaceompanied by an army.
That our mot important ports and harbors, and
thoie requiring Ire earlie attention aud the mon ex.
peniive forri6cat ona are New Orleans, Savannah
Charelton, s. C.Win,ington, N. c. Norfolk, Bal,i.
more Philadelphia. New York, New London, New
port, Ri Bottom, Salem, Newburyport, Portsmouth,,
N. n. and port,nd
And that the ports, harbors and places of minor i'm
Portance requiring protection, and which mar be pro-
teeted by lvis sspeniive works, are Sc. Mary's G.
Beaufort and George-Town. S c. Orracok, Abe
marie Sound, James river, York and Rappahannoek
rivers Potomac, Patuxent, Annapolis aud Eaitern
Snore, Md. Delaware Bay and river, Egg Harbor,
N. ]. Amboy Long Hand. Connecticut fhore, vi.
serton, X. New Bedford. Marblehead and Cape
Ann York, Nennebunk and Saco, K.nuebeck, Sheep
ieet, bamareteotta, Broad Bay and ST. Georges, Pe-
nohisot' Ereneiman's bay and PaHamaquoddi bay.
wherefore. your committee holding themielves
bound by the tenor of the reioluon referred to them
10 report hereafter their opinion o. the expedenty of
'nterdittng the of the u. S. to foreign arm.
ed velsls, according as circumstances now unknown,
may ~hen known, ieem to require, fubmit the fol-
lowing refulutions. viz
Hyefvea, That It IS rxpsdient to authorize the Pre-
hdent OF the U. S. oaufe fuch fortfca,ion, TO be
erected as, in addition to thoie heretofore bu, will
with the atiiitance of gun-boats afford eeclual pro
W our ports and harbors, and Prelerve therein
tne rePect due tn the contu ed authorities of the ma
tion' and thar there be- and hereby is, appropriated
LOT thae purPoie, out of any monies in the treafury
io' o'"efwhe appropriated, the fun of dollars
h5ofpeA Thar II IS expedent to au,hsrif. the Pre-.
haene OF the u s. TO caufe be butt an additional
numbcr of gun-bo nor exceeding and to arm.
equip, man, tit and employ the fame for the rra,ee
ton OF our ports and harbors and tina, there be- and
appropriated for that purpofe gu, Of any mo
mes IN the reaiury nor o,herwiie appropriated the
iuni of >"-
The rePor, was referred to committee of the
whole on Thnr!day.
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On Tvefday, the 29th day of December nest. pp,ro.
ant to decree of King William, County Court.
Will BE SOLD, on the premiles, to the higheR bid
der, Tor ready money, 70 much of the
NKACT or LAND, wherein Francs W,,n
II Quares now refdes, in the upper par, Of r. -,
County, as will raife the FUN of five hundred oii.
Sno interet from the frh day of January lap u;,I
lae. Wv charges OF
BEVERLEY RoBTNsoN3
JOHN FOX, Cazir..
King Wan. Nov. a. iso7 -
or The fale Of the above properly b,, ~
tofose, snayoda5ly poaFOpcd '''"' "''e'
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number ct workm"n What courfe id they
afterwards purf'e? Had they adheredto the
ttr!tt letter OF the law. they would have heen
Obliged to have dfmified many and moi valua.
bic art'hcers, who bad been brought here at
great exPenie, and whole iofs it would have re.
CURED years to repair. Intead of fluff aiming this
inconvenience the council determined Gill to
employ the men on their own refpon(iblitv.
and to throw themfelves upon the indulgence of
the Legislature. The Legiflature admitted
the propriety of their conduct and paiIed a
new appropriation to cover this old contract,
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sTHE subaeribets have Just received,
y and are now opening m extensive
md very general assortment sof we'll
selected aud fashionable GOODS, p,ir.
chased with ready money 10 Philadel-
phia. E~asSzss 5&ss sy.;s. :. ~ =
;" The advantages resulting from their
present establisheent in trade, win, they
presume, enable them TO dispose oftheir
Goods on such interesting terms ~ will
merit the attention and encouragement
ola generous and i6sral public, and
more particularly 90 account Of the very
important advantage oihaviug one Of he
partners resident ID the city Of Bal,i.
more, who will Il oil times have il in
bic power to make parehases on the hes,
terms. E..,"z
A part Of their present assortu.tnt
Is composed Of :, b.
Plain spotted and iUork'd Leno M.sEns,
Snpir fine India and British Boob, ia.
A hs"assme asssrtmcAi Of Aantua SilIs,
7eilesU, bine, black, &c. Grapes,
kand Cotton Umbrek2as.
LADIES' asiiena67s Head 7timsines, &c.
Flanders, &c. Lqees and Edgnss,
Trfmmhd and b!fn Fashionable stEt
= 4tdru, Wi1ow, qtd Lcgho,n Bonneis,
handsomely asserted, r.
Re4 6hne, 6rospu and Flag BanaannOs
Hundkerchies, ~ r.
4 handseme assortmtnt efcafcos; ~
Casa6rick 81, and COMMON DimfitS, r
Fancy Marseils ,Haisisaating, -- - =.
India Mankrens dad Caimfrg Linens.
dittS fAtslins, a large ASSIGNMENT,
Jamaica Spirits, Ant;g ua audA E.
gum, Cegniac Brandy. - J
Sherry, Lsd7n and Aaiasa Wines,
Holland CHM, p. ~
= ,Ad,saad dsiatd Wdiskyy, f.
Bar and Strap ton-CrO1DIry and Biz
Tered Steel. sc.
- TH0AAS c. SMITH, Sc. .
Martinaburs, March q, 1907. :;
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YouNCsspo RfsMAN,

WILL staad this season at the sub
,scriher's plantations, two fopii~.
from Strider's' MIN, two from Hsss,i
Mil, three from Lee Town and thres
from Backles Town. and cover mares
At three dollars and half The season, Bot
ifpail within the season, three dollars
win be taken in lieu thereof; one dollar
the single leap to be paid when the mare
j. covered, and eve dollars to insure !
'colt,t but II the4nare i parted with, the
insurance to be forfeited. The money
for the season 70 be paid the frst day Of
September next. Isl r. - 81 ~.
YOUNG sPORTSMAN i. q dark
brown, with . star 10 his forehead, full
sixteen hands high and four years old ;
He was got By Old Sportsman, Gan, i'm
ported horse, our Of large Snsp mare
He is stout, able Bodied Horse, and
one that would wen suit farmers to breed
from, Great atsention viii be paid "a
mares put TO Young Sportsman, but I
will not be answsrahle for accidents..
The season win begin the first Of April
and end the LAT Of June pexr. l.
JOHN BURNS, jun. :.
March ~, 1907. - 81 - - . ! &
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nOUNG atlas,

WTILL stand the ensuing season at
wv the following places. to wit s. at
JacobWsveF's near Darkesyilie, 90 Nor
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, in each
week |; a Lee Town on Thursday, FIJI
day and Saturday in each week, and co..
yer mares d. the reduced price Of four
dollars Tor abe season, two doilafs cash
the single leap, md seven dollars for IN
surfing ! cob; On the 6rst day Of Sep.
tember. next, ths money for the season
win be due, and the insurance when il is
ascsstained that the mare is with foal,
parting with the mare forfsits the insu.
rance, s.-''e a z. III, aS5.sIs5s. yIgfz;.
YOUNG ATLAS ia a dark brown,
full sixteen and = half hands high. six
ysars old this spring, and well made in
proportion. He was got BY the imported
Horse Old Atlas, out of . Chester Ball
mares The season will Commence, on
tho 6sst day of AptiL & end,ihe 6rst day
Of July. Great care win be taken butwill
nosbe ansRerable for any accidsnts which
may happento mares y so
b s 81, GEORGE VIEWER. :
~ NfxrchH ~ Qn5 &c. s. SR&s m Sir
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WILL stand this season, On Monday
/ w and Tuesday in each week, DC
<Campbsll,s Store. near Newkirk's Mil,
on Wednesday and Thursday, 1t John
Johnson's Mill on Sleepy Greek, and o.
Friday and Saturday 10 each week, it
John Ridenhour's, ten miles from Bah,
on the road leading to Winchester, and
cover mares 1t the, nioaefkte price Of
four dollars and 9 bushsl Of grain the seq
son, Che grain 20 b brought with TIE
mares If paid BY the Z sth Of September,
if mt paid BY tha, time. four add . half
will be demanded !; TWO dollars the sin.
Gle leap, to be paid when the mare b co.
Ssred, and eight dollars 70 insurs colt,
tobe paid when the mars proves with
foal, bur h;the, mare IS partsd with. he
insurance to be forfeited. y I'LL IF
. - YOUNG LION j. ahandsome dan
shay, with four white fes,sad ! ssar II l1is
forehead, full sixteen hapds high, with
, bone and body IN proportion, possesssh
Of great strength and jaetivity. The
following certificates win serve 20 sshew
his pedigree, and the rspotsin whichhe
was held, in places where BE formerly
stood, - i. 500 i, - = = =
The season win eonnmence the .ist Of
. April, and end the last Of June next.
1900: :,5s;s / 8: DAVID M,CLEARY.3,
March. ri. 1So7. f.. 49, :,
r N. B. No responsibility for accidenss-
J. - &ezE.A - - L.. .ss.z S.s5s.1l, ST
Thereby certify that Young Lion WIS
raised 81 me ) be was got BY Old Lion
out Of Nancy Dawson. Old Lion vas
raised by Col Barnes, out Of an imper.
ted horse and mare. Nancy Dawson
was hlOodsd Mars . 50
! do hereby certify tha, fouag Lion
i allowed BY the ables. judges. 10 Be the
beat foal Estter that ever stood in Wash.
ingson County, bis colts are superior to
any osher In said County. / have two
Of his colts, for one Of them I was offer.
ed 400 dollars cash, which was a mare,
four years old. JOHN SWINGLE.
Il
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America, would not prevent 6. B: from
distressing the commerce Of the enemy
carried ON in neutral vessels" In an.
swer 70 another member, Ne said,
that 8 there certainly was in this treaty,
afull reservation to his majesty Of the
right 70 exercise restrictions equivalent
20 those which neutralnations may sub
mir TO allow the enemy TO- exercise by
their means against the commerce Of bis
maiesty's subjects. Mr.. Munroe was
to have left London for the United
States, in January.
e. , IFrdnkEn Repository.
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WiY,.6e

NN the l2,h day Of May ni.3.
- tbting the 6rs, day Of May Court
for Jefferson County 1t the Tavern
Of MIR, George Hiie, in Charles Town,
to the Highest bidder for ready money, q
tract or parcel of Land, situate in JefTer.
son County aforesaid, near Halls Mill
adjoining Lands Of Thomas Beal and
others, containing, or said 70 containI, ono
hundred and twenty Eve acre 5, ANA Is The
same on which JOHN Campbell (lats ~
lived; there is a dwelling house on, the
premises and oeser improve ment. and
congenienees. This TRACT Of Land was
conveyed by Rober, tBogguuss 10 said
John Campbell, aud mortgageed by said
Campbell to said Begg,iss, aud is TO b.
sold BY virtue Of > decree obtsined 10 the
chsneery Distriot Court holden q, Staun.
tod by John P. Peasants (elAiming AMIN.
terrsi under said mortgage, in which
said decree the subscribers, or any, two
Of thv m, are named anil appointed COM
smissi oners to sell said hand. ~s>r#
WILLIAM INQUIRE.
HENRY DANGERFIELD,
49,. y JOHN. BAKER. NJ i. :
jefferson County, March 81, 1907.
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TIE 6eantit aud .peE. bred Horse,
-. PANTALOON,

= ---A- --...
IT7ILL stand tins season, on Mon:
/ w day md Tuesdayin each week, at
Philip Oatss Al the Cross roads near
Keys Ferry /, on Wednesday and Ihars-
day in each week,s a. the snhscribers
stable il Jefferson County, near Wal
perts tavern and on Friday and Sac
turday 10 each week, al Jacob kark.
hart's, in si4hs Of Stridsrs Mil. and
cover Inares at. the moderate price Of
fnur dollars the season, fwQ dollars cash
the single leap and seven dollars for jp.
surfing 4 solt !. the money q be paid for,
insuring when the mare il known TO be
With ,foal, ba. the mare i parted with,
or taken away; the Insurance. ,tos:be Tor,
feited |; the money for the season 20 be
paid the first Of SeptembeE nexk. Z m T..
:. ,PANTALOON sakands brown,
full sixteen hands Ri 81, and n ye ars Old.
this springl his Dc n vss got 81 the mo-
ted horse Old Spa p, his erepd dam W
the old Imported horse Valiant, and hiss
sire was the noted Robihhpod, out d .
Mateh.tss mare. i 8 thought unneesss
gary to give long history, Of bic psdi.
gree, a. his figure, activity and move,
inent win recommend him 10 the eye d
every impartial judge. I , III -:
The season hss commenced, nd viii
end the last Of June next. .rss.5sE ~.
WILLIAM KEARNRY, jun..
March ~, 1907. 7 49, r. y : - y,
N. Is. Strict at,ention win Be paid,
4 4 z 49, r..
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- NE are authorized to inform the
yFteehsLdtrs Of the Senatorial Dis,Sic..
composed d the counties sfBerkeiey, Jetc,
Js,ssg, Frederic, = HamesAirt and
Hardy, thas Dr.. J0HN HEDGES ef.
Frs GmseJf as a Candidatefs the senate
efthis Eammonsoealth, at ihsntst Sena-
t0riai Election, to Be- halisnia ApriL
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27

I The a6ape safe rOas adpeEiised in cur
las. paper to have taken place on ths day
ef etection fer Jefsrson County, !, 5at il
seria'ag the9uaaiif4 d land, il became
neees.d'y q Pmsf tte, sale 10 q mare. do
fdnt date. : r. s..% 3" -. :,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27

- c1ties efthe Sermon, deiivered in
tie stone Church, by the Req. =. ,, Wa-
naer, may Be haddt Etsis Office, hH the
4 All Of 1prii ~ ~, 49,. :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-27
MARrtMsBURc, March az.

Alta meeting efa number Of FederaLsts
at the hou,e Of John M'C1eary, in the
's.Ua Of Marinsburg, the asia dag Of
March, 1so7, for the birpase If NOM.
mating tupo proper persons to represent
the County Of Berkeley in Me neat Gene
raj Assena6!y 81 this Commonwealth.
ErwARD BEEsoS, Chairman; ),
MAoSts~TAfE, jim. .Secretdfy.
r. Ressioed una,Jmesssi1; tkas-th;s ssfet.
ing Iv;H support EEwTs WoLrE, Esq. at
Me next election az a fl person to rtpre.
sent the district composed Of khe Coua.
ties Of Berkeley, Je6erson, sc. in tAe
senate efthis state. - = -.
Res0luedaLso unanimously. that Pit
LIP p. Wilson and AARoa Fans BE
recommended to the Freehoklsrs, as fit
persons 10. represens this county il ihe
house u delegate. Of tie next General
Assem6is. y , - .
Reselved. that the secrstar. present a
copy Of tht proceedings sFifiis meeting to
the Gator efthe Berkeley qnd esrsen
Lnteiieenetr FIR pubEearian. J =.
EpwARn BEKsoS, ChgtrMan.- :
e MAcsus rArs, jun. Secretary.