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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01
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TIE PREACHER....No. IL.

4hate TO yOwselceI fTieads ef the T,aarples,
# p,tightsousneSs that sVhen ys faiE, thsy
a,1dy yecesCe J0n into svsyIGstng habifat;ors'
THIS text, like many others in the sa-
cree volume, is frequently understood and
explained 10 very wrong and dangerous
way Some pretend, that BY this, and SINH
Tar passages, they have the liberty Of hoard
lnB up wealth, Of acquiring property BY any
and every method which their ingenuity
can suggest and such people are, general.
ly speaking, not very EiCe OF scrupI1ous in
the choice Of means for the attainment oi
their tarorite object. By fraud and oppres-
sion they viii doubtless acquire vast heaps
'ot treasure, but their hearts callous 10 every
benevolent affection, and dead to the princi-
pies OF virtue and they will Kindly fall
down AHd worship the idol of their own set
ting up. But the whole tenor OF our say.
lour's preaching was widely different from
any thlng OF this kind. Active beneyolencs
snL charity, were his fayorite themes.
lt one would mako 70 himself friends or
the mAnmon Of unrighteousncss, let hirn
give literally from the abundance with which
hls sore houses are filled. Let him seek
the pocr that ara cast out, and bring them
to has table, that they may eat and be satisG-
ed. Let him cheerfully cloths the naked
sufferer, and uphold those who are bowed
down. Let him sast His byezG s.ooq she Ys-
tsTF, and he may be assured that he shsX fBS
~ 9ttsr many daw.
The blessings promised to the liberal
man are great, and even if he net looked for
better state Of existence, the sweet appro-
baton of his own conscience would amply
repay him. But, we should consider that
the good things of this life are profusely
shoWcred down upon us, and given us in
Uhst and as we use them. 50 iii measure,
will be our future estate. We are not to use
this worlds goods as our own, tut we ought
rather to consider ourselves as stewards
over our lords household, and that he will
one day demand Of us 4 I9ithful account Of
our stewardship. 1--we ignoniriously hide
our talent in the earth, ~c must expect to
meet the punishment Of the slothful servant
Ii we squander away what is committed to
us, and do not take prudent care Of our
property, we slrsll be verify guilty, and must
sand reproved but, let US use this world IS
not abusing it. Let US be :" faithtaL 0ver a
felO things Let us BE- dilhgent IN our res
pectivc callings, and impart cheerfully to the
necessities Of others. Let It be cur chief
endcavor As far as our ability will permit, ID
mehorate the suiferings OF Others, and to
lessen the burden Of human woes. Then
shall our sacrifices come up IS sweet incense
before the Lord, and our 42ith ard works
shall join To make Us blessed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01
Abner Mc DoH4ld,S Estate.

HE creditors Of the eaate OF Abner Me
Donald, late Of Corham, ID the county or
Cumberland, mariner, Geceaied, are hereby
notified thar the final account u Eh2a Bradley
adminiitrstrix on fad eltate, will be conhder
"a at a Probate Court, 10 be holden al the
Office Of John rockingham, Eiq in Portland,
on Wednelday, the tsnth day Of June next, at
10 o'clock, A ".
SAM. FREEMAN, JUICE # Prsbste.
Dated az Z3, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01
MARsRILLEs, MARCH IS.



Immediately on the receipt Of
your letter of the 18th of January, I
went to the printer and editor of the
Marseillcs Gazette, to inquire, agreea-
biy TO your wish, respecting the 7" E-~
tract ofa letter /rom q gentleman III III
etlto % Ms. friend n this city," said 70 be
printed in the Hiarsciles Gazette oF
October 20, 1906. On examining the
number Of that date, there was not 10
Be found single word Of The matter!
! was accompanied in my researches
by NJ Achard, the director of our pub
lie Library, and perpetual Secretary to
our Academy of Arts and Sciehces.
This is an old gentleman, endowed with
much learning, especially in antiquities,
and whose son is actually the printer SC
editor Of the MarselIles Gazette. He
assured me, that he had no recollection
Of any such article, as appeared in the
Philadelphia paper, and in the New
England Palladium, purporting To be a
translation from the Gazette fthis CITY,
We examined, with strict attention,
aH tbe GszeHes from the first Of .4ugast
Nntk this day and It is our opinion as
as well as the opinion Of many other
gentlemen, that the piece which caus-
ed SO much alarm in the timorous con-
sciences of your country, is an absolute
lie, or has been published in some other
paper but Of which, We have no know.
ledge whatever.
The vessel which carries this win
sail off tor morrow, or ! would have an
nexed a certificate Of Mons. Achard,
and Of the Magistracy Of this city, to
support what | have said. I hope,
however, that the minds Of your friends
Of the clergy will be satisfied with what
IS said above.
You are at liberty to use my letter -
you think proper.
remain, &c. SC.
LOUIS VALENTIg.
Df. hI:er5olscs Professor, rc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01

The people have an undoubted gigl1
70 Investigate the political character ot
every man who presents himself az q
candidate for public Office; and to com
ment on the probable effects Of the
tenets which lie j. presumed to erEcr-
tain or to advocate, In this, consists
the freedom Of TIE press. But they
have no right to ruin his reputation,
to expose lis foibles or his weakness
es, when those foibles or weaknesses
are no. calculated to disqualify him for
The contemplated station, or to iniurs
the community in the even: Of his be-
ing the successful candidate. No up
right or rational man will contend, tkas
the header of 4 faction, or lis hirclinr
scrib6lers and printers, ere privileged
10 destroy the domestic repOse, and
wound the feelings Of lis far2ily, to
gratiIy the malignant passions Of few
ambitious and aspiring demagogucs.
IN this consists the HrrntiousBtSs Of the
press. Those who countenance such
a system, are either weakly or wicked
ly corrupting public taste, undermining
the freedom Of the people, and inp=v-
ceptibly, but certainly preparing the
way forthe horrors of despotisn. And.
until In the wrath oi Heaven, for our
murmers and our Wickedness, Goblet
and Duane, Ca,ltha>r and a Chret-
lam, from the dr-A= IA Europe. we're
cast upon our peaceful zAUrg4, We wcre
strangers u til, vie and SboEiipa5.a
mode ST po4icaI warfare,
~ Hsrt hzs-a.. Ctrsn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01
Pro5ats C0Hrt at Bruni1Uick.

ri AVING been prevented " by realon Of
: : Gcknels," from holding Probate Court
ar the Hovlc Of Mr.. Bbenezer Nichols IL
Brunlwick, on Wednesday lalt, hereby aD-
point Friday, the fifth day Of June nc1t al
nire O'Clock, .. II. fer that purpofs-of which
all per.Ons concerned viii pleaie to take no.
''N'' SAM. FREENIAN, ( JA1Et 9
} lzi< Cont.
May IS, 1907.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01
Stray Mare.

PROKR into tle paftgre of the fubfcribsr
- on the 18th inf. 4 red Mare, about fix
years old, one white foot, PAGES moltly. The
owner is rsqueaed to pay charges spd take
her away. JABEZ JONES.
FdImout5 May 2s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01
NOTICE.
SOLOMON NEWCONR

oHN PRATT informs his f,.13, D1,b.
y psohc that he has fcrr- ed a conceFl;or
n 6GhnelS with MIR. hAAsON PUTNAM
end that N Future the .,uGnsr, will Ls c,rr;od
IN uades lhe firm of = = -
PIT Z u PUTNAM,
x the fhcIr formerly occ upied BY John Pratt,
oetTean Union and Long Wharves, FsreR Get
where the ACCCUNT-BOOK, and BOOK
BINDING BUSINESS will be carried on il
al rs various branches as uluzl.
N,b All perfons having accounts open with
rs looicnber are reque1ed to call and have
'ag 'aIne adjolted as fssn as poGible
-~''11ic'' May JOHN PRATT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01

James Chadbourn & Co.
41'fN ""''' "IaH hsV' te' Jais.
WGF-IndIa Go1d5, GrocerIes, Ge.
ANoRo wHIcs AsE:
bbi'. Clear FORK Rye and Indian Meal
l. DO Bone MidlIng Bags Chocolate Shelb
70 40 NO, Coffee
10 boxes freih Le2- Frails Fig.
mons Almonds
20 do frefh RaiEns No 6a Chocolate
N@A N~'nn' Nutmtgs
~ DoAe' MOULD lan' Bags Pimsnts
oles Rice
10 do Dip't do Curr,,t,
PORES SP4nih CiE'r' Capers in Bottles
mlddeHa' Multzrd ia 10
9herry' 10 ID Kegs
LlDohi : yyT1yEg Ginger
~oTt Starch
C,aTrst' " a quantity Basoa
Malaga Hams
Cognlac Brandt 10. r, Cheefs
common DO Florence Oil
Rum Keg, Hoo, LID
%'n Gun Powder * Shott
CCnntsfry Nu" An a1ortment NaiA
kuence of Punch Corn Broomt
A quantity bottled Axes and Hoes
Cider Floor Mats
DO IN Barrels An afortmsnt Stons
Vinegar Jugs
Hyion, O1t Meal
Young Hyfol, Canary Seed
Hyion Skin, doe. Sievas
Souchong and e
Bobea
Sundry other articles TOO numerous 70 men
ton in an advertisement, together wi an ar
fOrtment of Ship ChaDdIery, Ruiia and Ra-
ven' DUCK. MaJ u.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01

Edward Howe,
70. ?, Uajoa-Roey, NM. }, u,
HAS ju(t reserved for fals, :rcfh abort
msnt Of
UpB2gtey and Paper-H1ngiag,
among which arg
'Fringes, Laces and TaGtlls, newell Ea1I:ons,
sofas-Eafy and Lo!ling h2irs
hatraGes OF all izes
.Englifh and American Bedticking
~DOwu-I.ive Ceele and Rufia Feathers.
An elegant aGortment Of Enslln, Freach
md american
PAPER -HHNGINGS,
Niih Borders Of ralioGs patterns.
A fmall aEortment of CABINET FURNl-
EURE.
Hs has Jun opened FOR fale, more eIegan.
r91Ortllert Of
LOOKING GLhS IS
than has ever bsen imported into this towa.
~ The Upholnery BuGnef. carried On as
utual, in al its branches, with 6dehty and
dapa ch
- Gao. paid for Ozen'.' and TIorfe's coarf.
EtAir. Bag 3s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01
CrOckery and GIgl5 Ware.
BY WhOIsfaIe
7. y. Bats,

Ns. s, Sc4tJ Ps7y, Azsr!L5ro' Sfrcc.. Txt 70 Old
S0at5 Meeting Hsglf, Bonon.
I Jas JUN imported three hundred Crates Of
CROCKEh1- WARE,
expressly ordered to fuit the Ealern Market.
Has always on hand a good afortment Of
Glais ware Of every delcriPticn, all Of which
viii be fold at the lowelt pricc. Purchaiers
are ioilcitea to call and fes Ney 25-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01

John L. .Dennet,
1T tJ. fgn gf:ss 1R,.,1, AfiIg,.Rr,,.
K EEPS conlenty for zeal, hcl-G.in, leather
: and oil-clo-h TRUNKS, of aII Tze, aud
prices. An aLortment cr Saddle Brides
Portmante1us Poi 5s--Szlj,s-L.g,---
FiFe-Byckets, &c.
HE HAS ToR sAIE,
a general sdor,raeut Of
SaiNsry W-are,
Among which are
Eiated Bits and Br4doon
Sn2de do-Psin Do
sommon Tind do
Plated StiIrups-Do Spurs with czarth
SOnmon Steel do
4 conple's afortmsnt oE WHIPS all priees
Whip-Thongs
Curry combs and Drurhss
Webbing, a! colors
Military accoutremouts Of ali kinds keps
eonGang,y cn hand.
e. Coautry mechanic; Of this protection
Tay bs accom- modated with every article u
S4-etT llne q buiinela. Nag 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01
William Beckett.
Cotartnn,Lbib Dm.lrcI.

n - - 7J7'Y ET"TET-
7 HE Copartnerlhip Of BRADBURY md
Il BEAL, is this day By mutual co-.crt
diioivej 20 pcrGous having anv demand, II
Bd'nit iad h-:n are requeltrd ~ call On Wy
A40NB bRAIBeRy, f1r iettlenent.
WYMOND BRADBURY.
THOMAS BEAL.
Psytla,d. 7[Ry %. 1907
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01
FOR PHILADELPHIA.

/ ~ THE new brig Delaware, will
1S8zA be ready by the 18th June, in
1f79sSIss5. 1fsts 4 tended for conilant trader be-
4sss. tween Portland, Philadelphia and
sass4e Bottom, with good accommoda-
lions. Every attention will be paid 10 the
PaGengers and hipper3.
For terms apply 10 to ROBERT STOvER,
on Ingraham's Wharf, who has for fale, Corn,
Flour, Pork, mels and clear, Bacon, Ship
Bread, Gals Of Raihns, with variety Of 9th
q articles Is Elual. May 25.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01
Notice..

NEW GOODS.
By fhiPs Joreph, Edward Prebls, and Charlse,
from Liverpool, and FozweH from Briltol.
William Goddard,
Fl AS received the moh exton6ve ard CON.
plete ahOriHlcnt Of
H14Rp-H(ARE GOODS,
ever offered for fale in the DiRrt q Of Maine /;
which will be dilpoled Of on the moft liberal
terms Ly whOleiale and retail, at his fore in
Middle-Rreet.
ALSO,
i2O cakS wrought Nails all hEcs
100 boxes tin Plates
30 calks London white and red Lead
tons 1heet Lead %
Quantity BY Crown Window Clais
Few calks flat Iron
Few do. cart, Wagon, and sbaifs wheel
Boxes
Anvil' and Vices
Sewing and iein Twins
Large quantity Iron ShovsIs and Spade
Three hOgtheads blocktin Tsapo,s &s. SO
LIKEwIsI,
LOOKING GLASSES,
With Gilt and Mahogany fram.s
Ps,tGaS, lhay4. Ceptf9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01
Boot and Shoe Store.
No. :, JoNKs' Row, FISH E-sTRrtr.

BENJAMIN GRIFFIN. informs
= his friends and the public, that he has
taken the fore lately occupied by Ebenezer
Griffin. where he offers for lale very excel
lent aGortmeut Of
BOOTS q SHOES:
Suwarrow, Jockey, and Top Boots
Morocco Shoes, with and without heel.
Mifes red, green, yellow and black mortc-
co and leather Pumps and Shoes
Childrens Bootees and Shoes
Fancy and fluff Shoes,
American made kid Slippers
l trunk fuperior London Kid Shoes
A few black AioroSco Skins
All the above he is determined to
fell as CREAr as can be purchafed in this towr
or Bolton. If any Of the hoes rip, the own
ers are deiired TO return them and have them
mended, as long as the itamp remains in IF
the lhOes do not fUit the perlon they are
bought for they will b. exchanged, or the
money paid back % them if they Whit.
May 70 (ep5m)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01

Maps Of tbs United States,
list received and for fale by
j PRATT Sc PUTNAMi
which may be had on roller, or without.
Ai'o--0a klaA, a general ahortment of
Account Books and Stationary.
Book-Binding in general is exc
ousEd il all n varieties, il the neateit manner,
All orders attended TO with fdeli-
y and dilpatch, At their hop between Union
and Long Wharyes, Fore-Rreet, Portland.
May 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01

Sundry other articles TOO numerous to men
ton in an advertisement, together wi an ar
iOrtment Of Ship ChaDdIery, Rufia and Ra-
vens Duck. Ma,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-06-01

Df. hI:crdotscs Professor, trc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-20
FoRsALE, j.

n TRACT Of LAND, containing
"a about 800 acres, one half OF which
iscleared, the balance well tinbered
and Z considerable quantity Of well va.
tered meadow. On The premises il q
good Merchant Mill and Distillery,, on
. nevef failing stream Of water, and. in
sight Of the Potomak river Ihis tract
eanb p divided into several difEsrene lie.
nsmeits, with i Dwelling House and
Barn 70 each ills Of the hrss rate lime.
stone qualify and situate in Berkeley
County, Virginia, on PptonS ii river, 10
miles from MSftinsbuf& q from VIII.
Transport, and is from Mereersburg.
Thu lind win be sold together, Or divi.
ded into two traets, as may best suit the
purchaser a good bargain win Be IL
ven 20 3 purchaser, in the mill and one
half the land, on paying about two thirds
Of the purchase money 10 hand. For
terms apply 70 che subscriber On, the pre-
GEORGE NEwKIRK. !.
April 70, 1905. 80 :. -, x,...s3 s. % n
$50 K - 81 n ID 81 ) 9ssfFS-f s5 y q
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PUBiK NaFlcE

KILL IL uasye.i' ~, = - = 49,
wv I ss6dSe. 81 ~ ~; ,;,s,s. o rs
he dveli;d. 49, = si..I - s.' - -
deed. snear ar 80 - : : =
Dsrkeiex c6nnfs ehr.e - ~ - \,
a, Lad of whirh e. - ~ = !
aens disi s.ixed nd ps.;S.ss 49, - -
49, z - a. 49, r. n ~. ~
60 -. !. jsvv - 80 : IS E !. ~
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EARMER.S ATTEND. /

vVJlELbe rIld u pub &c vtadne, Oh
Wv Weo1esday he frst day az April
nekl, thar beantifnl e ARM where Jacob
Millst, Did fofmeriy lived iyiak ii
Jellerspn Ccinty, q u rad leadiIg
hons ephe q own D hstiss- Town,
NtSrit Is ne cenlfe, a,d sdioiAina the
plantation on NtickSt d. lite Gen. Darke
inrmerly Heed, contsinine 100 acfes,
cu1 sIkiii cerrick u Nslf covered With
timber. This Farm, for beauty md
co4venience, lexceeds any of lis size 10
BERKELEY, IefFerson OF Frederick ; the
iand u of, fret1 AAlity and lies level,
there's are fiteen lcres % exeellens Mea.
dow witha stfesih 81 wster running thro,
the middls " tlls SAND there IRE seye-
raj never falling syringe .that issue ont
,neaf The dNsllik4 Moose the imprOse-
mepts IRE tao DWELLING Houses. I rood
Dlrn, k1e St3ble sii6 Smoke House, an
sxeellent Still House wiih plenty Of over.
head watev, q, MN sIlbusc and Black.
SmitkS Shop, With asfns Orchard of
Fruit rees ne klopses afe n I'm food
repair. The sRles II sthe Rand win Be
. The Psenises, precisely 4 Ten o'clock
ID the forenoon. ~ J
TIERS win iikevise 81 offered Zoe ale
o. the premises Id Charles Town, on
TIE came daS, ssbout swo otelosk ID TIE
afternoon, No kalf acfe LOTS, one u.
tnase on 3 corher % he Main skreef The
Improvements Sre ND log Houses aud
other neesssary buildings ], the houses
ere two stories high and ven 6pishsd
rith good cellars under them; these hou-
Tee 1fe b q fne situatich Coz any kind Of.
public basinesss thsy. win be sold stoge.
ther, orsstsrsfe, as,may best suit tie
.dsthaser& The oder Lot = ID agoodl
part ofthe town, bus without improve.
ments. The terms win Be one hall down,
nd ths fsmAindefi In easy annual pay!
. John MILLER and i . !, ~
VI HENRY MILLER, ~
Fsb. IS, 1907. 8 s. -
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BoLTNG CLOTHS

--LS - ~ 80 = ~ -
JUST received IN extensive a..ort.
= mentofbest warranted BOiTING
CLOTHS aofevsfy description, which
WIN be cold unusually Low, by Il. * :
> "a. KENNEDYS * aRAGAN.~t
iHagers-town, June s. 1906. [lyl'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-20

1l.e. Eotl /, ~ 4 Rlot:,ERr. STOKE,
a s1l'.! .st's !. D.ss Dsysy. '.vsrn
Has 81 hshd snds oEers for ssle 5onsl low
7 terms for cash, iorto Punctuai custom
.N eTson short credit, k@1s..t st'5 y. =
n 1o Hhds Sugar At sariou, qualities,
so Bbls. do "a :. do.
1000 ibs. best Guadaioupe green CefEee,
5000 81. Domingo do;
20 Bbls. nice gross Hsrrings latsiyin-
z.+-v-v, spected, IL. t,....-,. 80 yA,s4,
!. 70 Hbls. N. e. Rum, u jj:.5 81
1900 lbs. first choice r. leland Cheese,
Young Hysop, eHy,on. lsFrrasI
skin and Imperial 80
Chocolate, Loaf Sugar and Molassss,
SEGARS. FIRST chop, =, ...,.s.>,..s !
Wrapping Paper, &c. BE. &c. -.
III - e. also j ...., y.
1850 Bushels Salr consisting Of Liver
pool blown. ST. Ubes, Ground Alum,
Turks Island and Rock Alum, and a
quantity Of Sacks Of Salt. 4. "a : ...
!: "a :. 60. - -, A. LIMBO
/. Alexandria, January IS, lso7.aS
4 FLOUR received ON storage.
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DDS,
'er &c ptesent and appFoachin seass
juss eseiyed fsem Rhiiadelphias

ssfaIF =
1, jinsssesejved f1om lHhiiadelphia,
and 6hi.hsd opening, are now offered
,6orsaie ~; the Subscribers, unusually
low ID price, for Cash, Country Produces
~ "a ths vsnal credit @ Ppnetual css-
toners. - 1 TN 7.'s 81 q s.. I
i1heis 0ssogtwens, IN part, colsisss
efits following arficiss ,
600 Pieces assorted India Muslihs, 7un.
Y commonly cheap, y ~ II
$50 American and Ehglisk Clint.
e q xes and calicoS, =. W. r \ !.
oO- ~ Irish Linens, low priced,
20 ~ Assorted coloured Flann.ls,
4 IS ditto ~ ditt6 Coatings,
To- Coloured Planes Of superior
$50 quality, ~ I f.' !55s
Bepnst Cords handsomely ast. and cheap,
ditto for Yest-shapes neatly figured,
tTsbby Velvets for ditta nice patterns,
Constitution Cords, velvets, :Cordu-
foys and Thicksets, very cheap,
Super3ne Broad and Forest Cloths, I
Hand os.s dad cheap assprfn,eaf, = .
Blankets, Dude and Rose, cheap for
, the quality, ~ ,nt ~ EssS$st2s =
Superkns Baths Coatings, for ladies rid
inE Dire !! - y s;;s'EF y, y = y = "
Ksrssy NIoiesfis. Fancy .,eu. sstine,s.,
Casimetes, 4 handsoms asscf tment, -
Fulrdl Hose, alarge d ftnisnt, 7
Lambs WOOL ditto sish knit, r. - =
ditto Cloves, ufa good qdslty, -. :
Broad Laces, i handsome asst. & CHEAP.
Velvet Fancy tisssl,d Bshds & wreaths,
Fany Buliion a1d Spanglsd Shoe-boys,
very cheap, m g sc !. r.. = y ','a g :,
Vsry cue Linen s. smbriefi.., = cheaper s =
II than usaal, y afl e4 u = =. = -. -
go Irish Shsstings, Bed Ticking,, =.
Apron Checks, very cheap and good,
Fine Dowlas Linens and, Britsnnas, =
Bandannoe and Madras Handk esehiefs,
Damask camel chair & canbrie shawis,
new fashioned, 4! A.. e'1E3 q =
Black md White t;auzes, tine { cheap.
i ''.s,s5, ~ I Il Also, x. ~ !
a general assortnsn. q -. i. - -,
Groceries and Had Ware, :
An Of which willEe sold on suchterm,,,
y must please. shespirchascr.arti 81
" e. NA1ENB0LISCK,fsSC ca. -
Martinshprg, Deeembers, 1906. y
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EHE sabscr;brr b sysAis siscsre elIaals
= - flsse UAs Aaps 6eea pisasrd b q
Solf IAN NTH their Citations sia6s III
eemslelrsajtnf II stsiisiAess, asa assnyes
flfm thaf ~ II deflrnined % neriii q
cenfiiudnce ef their basronapt. s,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-20
Berkeley, .. .s1 81 .s !. -: ss4 !. +
November Court, 1906.

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! November Court, 1906.
! by Bsall, Complainaht, -: 3 /,
AoAiNsr h ~ N
Joshua Boring, Frederick Stitely, Iohn
Branham and Lewis Duekwalt, bef,ts,
It'll 8. Fl cHANcERY.
TINE defsndant, Joshua RoripR, not
"a l having entered lis appearance a.
greeable TO An aetof Assembly and The
Tuies Of this Court, and il appearing to
the satisfaction Of The Court, that. he 10
NOT "a inhabifsnt Of this common
% the mo.iog of he Complaina6. By his.
Counsel, u Is ordered, that aid Joshua
Boring do appear here on ,ihs. Monday
after tie third Tuesday ID February next.
% apswer the bill 81 the CompIainanh
and that copy Of this orderbe Forthwith
inssrted N The Berkeley and jefferson
'lsteIIigsneef for TWO months successive.
y, md pdbliahed 1.-THE door Of the Court,
House of re aid County. n 4 a..
DAWN HUNTER, Gao. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-20

!; ISAAC FANHfkfRR.
q FEB. s. 1900 ssssss;i -. \
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-05-07

l know not whether the piece which
is now communicated for publication In
the Repository, has ever appeared in
print. The manuscript in my hands is
pretty old and much worn, and as the
matter contained in it appears entitled
to some consideration, l send it to be
preserved as curiosity in the Wheel
ing Repository. B.
INDIAN SPEECH,
In reply to a Serm0n preached by a
Swedish Missionary.
About the year 1910, a Swedish
Missionary preached a sermon at an
Indian treaty held at Conestogo, in Lam
caster county, in which he endeavoured
by certain arguments to persuade the
Indians to embrace the Christian reli-
gion. After he had ended his discourse,
one of the Indian Chiefs made speech
in reply to it. The Missionary, upon
his return to Sweden, published his SER
mon and the Indians answer. Having
dedicated them to the University at
Upsal, he desired them to furnish him
with arguments to confute the following
strong reasoning of the Indian
" Since the object Of his errand is to
persuade us to embrace a new doctrine.
perhaps it may not be amiss, before we
offer him reasons why we cannot COM
ply with his request, to acquaint him
with the grounds and principles Of that
religion which he would have us to a.
Dandon.
Our forefathers were under strong
.rsuasions, as we are, that those who
act we'll in this life will be rewarded in