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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-15

eeed and take Orleans il will be in all prnba-
b'lity by the aid of their friends, the Britih
ana feds and the Southern ftates NAV look ont
TOT whIte or black caps, as they will of recrfIty
TOT their own fecurity, indeavour to firaulate
them TO infurretton.
~. Is. Peter Law Blannerhallet Is fafe near the
mouth of Kentucky as appears both bv Mif.
ner's report, and the letters fert back BY him.
winch were taken from him in Ohio itate, and
forwarded here to Col. Phelps. IT appears
that Mr.. ID. Woodbridge is one of Blsnnevs
great trends by this packet and gen. Tupper,
u is fa'd they both have heen active in afiaine
MIN TO eicape. Mr. Chapman has lately dit.
playedatts of zeal, and bravery in an attack
OF TINS PItiours boat, becoming a good officer.''
Another letter dated Newport Dec. oo,h.
Rates, that the author had perfued Bennerbaf.
lett one hundred miles. but could not 0vcrtake
him. lie rePreient' the people of his county
as amot unaTimouny oppoEed to Burr's
plans"
Another letter dated Wood c. II. Dec. 70
Hates, that the county militia had been und,r
arms, more than a week, "that the OH ,y-;f,
man had made his cfcape on the I;.h of thai
month, at ight, with Comfort Tvicr and bis
men that they had feized on all the proviIinn,.
chiefly conliaing of pork. beef and meal, uhe
corn was k'ln-dried) that Mrs. Bleu. had fst ont
two rights before in boat from Pittfburg, with
Is young gentlemen they were all tried, but
nothing could be proven againft them that the
method which they had purified was, for a
few to go together and that in Mort ti,ce
their numbers will amount to 1000 men" The
writer then proceeds
We have found oar neighbcrs in Be,prie
TO be the waimeft advocates that Blanae!haTs t
has had IN aiding and aiIi1ing, with which fe-
veral have embarked in the expedition on theTe
principles. Our boys from their infllts, took
iome and brought them to trial, on which the
erandjuryin Marietta, yeferday have india-
ed teverAl, amonga Others that was taken, was
James Wilton, fen. held to trial and bound in
connliance 20 appear at the United States fede.
raj court"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-15

he now power 70 puni0i citizen who ilioald
be found acting ss fpy in ,;e army, or at
.empting tosftduce NE officers or folders from
their duty.
He therefore moved that committee BE APP
pointed to enquire what amendme nts were ne
cefiary to the att for efaolitl,ing rules and ar
,iclesfor the government of the army of the U.
States.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-15
FOR SALE

f!E HOUSE & LOT occupied by Ms6rs Ro.
~ Der, Melton 8, Co. oppofte TO MegTs. Gill;,
= N"by@ The ftuution ef this property is equsl
toanJ 20 Eiehmord Tor bYsnefs, and poFeGes sgery
Jan. -. :,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-15

IN A FEW DAYS WILL BE PUBLISHED BY
SEXTON GRANT, And,
No. r. or 4RR
"a M ERICAN CLEANER: -
AND
VIRGINIA MAGAZINE"
n Periodical Mijffeiiany, to contain 1s osap0
Pages, iG1ed once "a fortnight.
.,.... .....L.
PRICE, 1Hxzh DoLLAas P1k ANyUk.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-15


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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-15

Sh'et oiibe BiaSksin 81. Domingo; and the
French Commandar there. xrerrand IS f,id 10
have offered very liberal terms Of accomr.,aea.
tion, and that they were not treated with yio-
lence nor even indifference. ~. q. Pu6. S9S,.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-15

There is tonne reafon to fufpeSt TINT an up-
test meing is likely to take place between the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-13
LONDON. Inn. a.

The French begin to feel now the cons
sequences OF 4 protracted warfare. Siet.
nessis thinning their ranks more than
the sword, and the letters from Dsn-
mark and Berlin describe the hospital.
Ia every town % crowded with sick.
Hundreds die daily. and the disorder Il
ofsuch . nature, spreads with snrA rs s
pidity, and operates soiataily, .1hat ll,ss
most alarming appre tensions. .ars- snsssr-.
'tained. The nalady and mise ~ are
aggravated by the want of sufficient
quan.isy Of skilful physicians. ID some
places the hospitals are consideged and
treated - q town fafes,esl VIII he
plague. Noone, tie medical s,tendanta
excepted, is suffered to. go into them.
It 10 supposed that one quarter Of the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-13
STAIR PAPER. ~ 4. d
BY HIS MAJESTY THE KING
or PRUSSIA 81
a i.se,tsd ~ authority u iAe Gazette,

A. inserted ty authority in TIE Gazette If
koni9sbeyg, ef The 1st DEC. 1905.
!" The battle Of the 14th Of Oct. not
vishssanding the courageous effort. Of
HE majesty's armies, has been 10 IN
Fortunate Tor the Prnssian arms, that
the road Of The capital, and even 70 he
very hsart of HE majestyss dominicns,
hes been lsit open % die enemy; the
king wa, therefore, induced TO offer
terms for An armistiee, Of which he had
every reason 70 expect cordial aceep-
tanee on the part Of the enemy, - In the
midst Of the babe Sc received . letter
from the emperor Napolesu, full Of
friendly expression j but 20 this oiss Of
The arnilties the door ofaccsptanee was
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-13

words, 8 and upon al arrests il criminal
cases, bail shalI Be admitted, except
where Tie putishment may be death |; II
which cnses Z shall NOT BE admitted b.s
81 ne supreme Or 1 circuit court, 81 81
4 Justice Of the supreme court, Of Judge
Of The district court, who shall exescise
their discretion therein, regarding the
nature and circumstances sc the offence,
md ofthe eyidenee, and ofthe usaees Of
law zx 4. 1911 ~ 4. II
The Appropriate process Be bringing
up prisoner. mot committed by the court
ITSELF % Be bailed, i6by the writ now
applied Cor. OF consequence, court,
possessing d. power 10 bail prisoners
not co1hmitted BY itself, may award .
writ Of habeas corpus for the exercise Of
that power. The clause under e66side-
ration obviously proceeds ON the suppo.
sition thatt power was previously ri.
ven, and Is explanatory ofthe 18th sec
don. ess$>% 4eS,t4 -s.,i93s
Il By the sound constructions Of the act
ofeongress the power to award writs Of
habeas corpus ia order to examine into
ne cause Of commitment i given to thii
court, Il remains 70 inquire whether this
Be acase in which the writ ought 70 Be
granted. Il u ~ s' *ssa ~ aF ga y u :
The only objection Il, tlat the con.
naitment has been made By q. court Ia.
wing power to commit and TO bail.
Against this objection he argument
from the bar has been 20 conclusive that
nothing can be added 20 ID .&%.aa- ~
II thenthis wers rec infsgra. the court
would decide in favor 81 the motion.
Bot the questionis considered a.. long
since decided. Thei case Of HAMILTON
isexpressly in point in III Id parts; and
altho' the question fof jurisdiction was
not made a. the bari the case was seyt-
raldays under advisement, and this ques-
ton could n0t have escaped the atten,ion
Of the court. From that decision the
court would not lightly depart. jfG s.
~ Hamiiton, SDa4as IL. - 49, ;
1.-THE oct Of congress gives this court
the power to award writ Of habeas cor,
pus In the present eabe, il remains to in
quire whether shae act be compatible
with tie constitution. ~ z,*s.' ,t@..
u he nlaud6mns case 3 il was dsci-
ded that this court would not exercise
original Jurisdiction except 50 far a. that
jurisdiciion was given BY the constitu-
non. But sofsr - that case has dis
tinguished between original and appellate!
iufiediction. thar which the court e how
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10
= j. ~. Y.
4o---..-.looo. 54 bulk
looo.55
So 900. SO
S5-.---- loo0.58
81 900. 90
33--looO.63
So 1000 90
81 1000 20
f3O---lD0O.74
l00O.74

IS Since the experiments, Mr.. .Dnltcn has'dis-
; covered that the expansion of water Is the
same forany number Of degrees above or be-,
low the 1naxilnum of density. Therefore the
density of water at SO and at So is precisely
the same. The bulk of water at $ is esinal
to the same bulk Of water at So Manchester
Memoirs. yoi.Sy. ST.
1t seems flpm these experiments, that'wa-3
ter becomes of less specifck gravity, whe-
the- it be heated aboye,A2 81; "a facttoo asto-.
nishing eyer to haye been discovered or iInare
gined a pripri. The wisdom and. goodness Of
the GREAT ARTIFI GER of tie world lnsttlSa arr
fangement must evidently appeal, five cenes
slider what would have been the consequence
had Water4beens subject TO the general law, and
aike other fluids, had become specifically hea-.
vierby the.loss,cfi its caorick III WiHter, when
the atmosphere became reduced TO SO J, the
watcf'on the surface Of our rivers would freeze
and sink to the bottom; another sheet OF VIZ
ter would freeze imne diately and sink also i,
the ultimate consequence o. which would be,
that the beds Of our rivers would become nc
postories of immense masses Of ice,.. which
no subsequent simmer could unblnd; and the
wcrld would shortly be converted into afrozen
chaos. low admirable The wisdom, skoay SIKH
full the continuance, that by subjectinss water
{ to a law contrary to what is Observed By ether
fluids, the water as il freezes Becomes spcciti-
cally lighter. end swiIns upon the surface, to-
perform en- kapostant service ~ "a eselyi,ig a.
vast body Of chalorick IN the SuGncerEt water.
from the effects Of the surrounding cold /; and
to. be ready to receive its own accustomed
quantity upon the FIRST change of the Amos
phere!
4 These reflections, perhaps, will not be
thought to be misplaced, should they but af-
ford s.
One ray Of light. in this terrenc abode,
10 prove to man the goodness of his God.
$ DARWIN. 5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10

M ARRIVED,
Strip Edward Preblr, Porter, Portland
pIalsler- James Patton
Sck'r Good Inten,, Baxter, Boston: SIM.
4dries- Faxen, ,Metcalt 8 Coz.
William Ysason, Lewis. Bah = Sum-
dries Nv 9Yeasop
Heroine, Valentine Charleston. Sun.
dries E. Gilman& others
Sioop Olive Branch. Clemens, Baltimore
Snnaries-D Different Merchants
Unity. Hand Philadelphia, do.
Packet, Berry, Bostcn@Sunaries
John G. Ladds& others
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10
Three Dollars Rewand.

ID AN AWAY about the 2lst ofMavelast,
Il ~ negro boy, slave, named SOL CD1CN ".
the plopertysef Miss Nancy Morton, living III
Prince William county, and hired of her rrsil
the endcf this year: he IS about i 4 years cid,
of "a black complexion, with very wide plou;s.s
his clothes are unknown: Tie above reward
will be given toany person who will appgehend
end deliver him to Miss Nancy Most3n, or
the: subscriber, li.ins IN Prince-WiiEa.n Out
-ty.
John M, Wilkinson.
4uns 10 st
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10


June 10. at "
LIS :I j. "a ND.lNG,
From Charleston,
no tierces freih RICE, and ,hvd
bales Of COTTON swhieh,is said to be of It'd
Srst leuality--snsi are for sale by
Mordecai Miller.
1ane 4 d
La Plata Hides.
1914 South America OK nIEES, OF, the
first qualify, from Monte sYiieds, are how
landing and for sale at No.4, Water-strccs,
-Ets.'t{mcrs,eby
William Jenkins.
7:.7g ESQ sQn Hand, -
sgislsg, 0icEoka and CRrracoa Hides. !.
"a general psse f;nlent IT
Tanners ard Csrl,ers' Tools Manners
Oil and Leather, 81 all kinds which is cffer-
ed on accosa dating terms.
June 8. [1ol .co6w
I AXUsy, IA i, Ia If @ Co. +
21aze for sqi l.aadisg :ssssu schooner Goe0 lx-
4 s,sa7, .t;rom -5osscr,
~ DO-ASos A'1OuttA, ~ AIN DLETC 81
81 pipes fourth prsof- RaANl1sY, superior
qualify &.
s 60. first do. sdo.
20 chesss Young Tyson TEA; ists.import-
alton
6 hlitls: Cod FISH
z 90 boxes do.
so barrels n. E.fRuM
$50 IeaSi,s Y rapping PAPER
e 80 dezenaSIgTERS ~.
4 dozen sets MEASURES ~
l dozen ia LTsyR LJSHELS ~
IN STORE, (
{ 80 boxes, Moa.d 4, 4ANDLES
E. 10 pipes GIN
30 hhds II. Ea1RUM
' s hhas. NIX GLASSES u. !;
SIS 20 barrels BEEF, Bostcasii.t peasien
20 do. PORK, do. dc.
10 half barrels do.
20 boxes Brown SOAP
100 bushels Ground Alum SALT.
Junealo
+. TT III r, ITyC-0
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10

And eeer. for SIZE,
81 A considerable quantity Of
e K e SsH sT EAS,
This springs Phi!sdelphia importation, and
of ereellsat. auality consisting of
Hyfoa, in:quaser chests.
Young Hyson do.
Hyton Skin do.
sSouchong boxes.
4 here ake jor SAFE,
40 pipes 18th proof Cogniac Brandy.
do. 4ta proof Gin, tsuperior)
IS crates queens and blue edged earthern
ware, particularly assorted for coun-
frystores.
80 boxes and, half boxes .Pfunes.
leo sacks stoyed Salt.
1000 bushels do.
1000 do. ground Alum,
Nv. fHODGSON.
Jrne-to, ID
TO RENT.
"a, STORE, ON Prince street, 1,adioinipe
my ewh) well suited for the wet goods busi.
ness
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10

The following note, extracted from the Che
.MIcAL CATEc Hrs1, valuable work lately
published by Mr.. Humphreys of this city,
4 contains an ingenious reflection upon awell
known fact respecting the different specific
gravity Of water of di Hasrent temperature !:
sIn,generai all bodies, whether solid OF fluid
contract their dimensions and become of more
specific gravity in cooling. This.aSiom has
been l,ng krewn and acknowledged bit wa
ter affords remarkable and striking -excep.
zion. Water as it cools 4below42 So Instead
Of contracting and becoming of greater spe-
sci6c gravity, actually becomes increased in
bulk and its specific gravity continues to lesser,
as it cools.
Count Rumford noticed this fact some
years ago in one of his early essays. His re-
marks, if / mistake not, are accompanied
with some ingenious calculations, to which
refer the reader. Sir c. BIagden has, from
actual observations, made table of the spe-
Ici6c gravity ofwater of different temperatures
between 80 and 30 degrees.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10
PUBLIC SALE.

ON FRIDAY NEXT,
Will be sold at the Vcndue- Store, on 3 GREG
# Of four months, 4
Three half pipes, S quarter caskI
six years old London Particular ma
.deira VINE, and TWO pipes Old 20
nsrHe.
f. G. Marsteller.
June 10. ct
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-10

~ fGu.-@y
Ia tbsn'ls
msoof ss:.l
he'd M.|
\, that ..'1
# poss'iblss'
haye nov.
I'd sgaq.
Digbtl.,.M ~
Ineet be her
| moosb&
| ,'asls CT
ss5sa ~.
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sr..omssfse
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06

THE subscriber, for tie last time.
( L earnestly requests I'll persons in
debted 10 him, 70 come forward and set.
de their arcounts, which they may dis
charge BY Cash. Country produce, or BY
giving their notes. Those who fail to
come forward before the 18Th Of March
next, may expect no further indulgence,
and their accounts win Be immediately
put into the hands Of the proper officer.
The subscriber will attend g formerly
II HE line as Practitioner Of Physic and
Surgery, on the most reasonable terms,
and on ! short credit The publick's
most obedieiit humble servant, - 80.
RREDRRlcK ALBRIGHT.
Marfinsburg, Feb. NJ 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06
CHEAP FALL and WINTER
i, co Cd S. ;:

THE subscriber respectfully Informs
l. his friends and the public general
W. that be has just received from Phila-
delphia, and is now opening, 4 . hand.
some assortment Of GOODS, suitable
Tor tie present and approaching season,
which have been pdrthased 1t very redo
ced prices. and selected With care from
the latest arrivals;7 be can therefore re.
commend them 70 his ffiends, and N
those who wish 70 purchase goods on
reasonable terms, as they viii be sold
unuslaIIy low for cash Or approved Of
country produce. = Y =
THOMAS c. SMITH.
Martinsbasg, October II, 1906. !.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06
1T sKETcH;., e.,
oyMe Proceedings efthe Virginia LSgis-
iature, &C. -l8o6--z !

4 j. n. (coHcLuDED.) H. Z
a. An act concerning executions,
&c. " directs that the courts, in May and
October annually, shah 6x the, allowances
for supporting slaves and live stock taken
in execution; provided thatthe daily al
lowance shalt not exceed 10 cents Tor
each slave, ii. cent. for each horse or
mule, 9 cents for each head OF horned
cattle ct bog and 6 cents foreaeh sheep
or goat. A person taking die prison,
rules forf months shall be reeommittsd
TO close Jail unless he paws the debt, or
is discharged undes the insolvent debt
or's act. ITO coincidence the fst Of
May next. - y ~. -,
/ %. An act co6cerning the "Peniten-
tiary," abolishes the board Of Inspectors
and vests in the executive the powers
heretofore exercised by them. II also
repeats the law allowing . eomniissiouto
the keeper upon the purchase or sale Of
articles b1l authorises he executiye to
contract for clothing, diet and materials
Necessary, and to allow resonshle com.
pensation. The physician is to attend,
at stated periods. and make OUT the sick.
est: and nons are 70 be exempted from
labor except such AZ be places thereon.
(Te commence from the passing9 Z,
~ An act I. respecting the militia,
&c." aathoyises the oliieert to whoa ap.
plication is made Cor an arrest to deter.
mine whether the offence Is coguizable
lsfo~. a - :l:Sar., Srsk.,maf .v,A dsrenfs
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06

are hereafter to a,tfhd the training Of The
ofieets. None of the yolunteer CONE
panies shall hereafter consist Of more
than rs men. An officer hereafter com.
missioned who does not qualify to Biz
commission within one month after he
receives il, shah be eo6sjdered IS ha-
wing vaeatedit, (The remainder Of this
act respeets the collection and distrih1lis
on Of the public arms, under the net of
he last session, where il has not already
been dong. Itaiso makes provision BY
which officers shah scconht with their
suecessors for arnis placed intheir hands
for distrihution. Additional penalties
and more summary mode Of proceed-
irss Is prescribed for the non delivery OF
uestruction Of public arms :. y,5s -
- IS. An act to amend the act a more
eiectuaiiy TO provide for tie Payment Of
taxes on lands, &c, declares that on the
non payment or the taxes they shall be
forfeited to the ,commopwealth. but not,
subject to location and may heredeemed
by ID. former owner within 3 years after
the forfeiture. BY paying the taxes and
IS per cent. interest The first year, so per
cent. the secohd, and TOO per cent. the
third. t.sy1 I'D =. ''S -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06
EoR SALE or RENT;

THAT eommodious House, At pre-
L sent occupied BY Mr.. Jathes An
derson, fronting on King and German
Strests. Il il well calculated for any
Public Edsiness, and has for many years
been known a . Taverd, by the sign Of
the B,ick. POSSESSION may Be had on
the iir.s of April next. For further par.
ticulars apply 70 the subscriber pear Mar.
tinsburg. PETER GROVE.
February %, 1907. o,e ''ls*as Il,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06
TWENTY D5LL1RS REWARD:

DAN away from the subscriber, on
IN Sunday the 18th inst. q Negro
M an named GABRIEL; he Is IS years
ofage; about feet 9 or 9 inches high :
DARK complexion. Had on when bic went
away q blue kefsey roundabout and over
ans, q wool hat about half worn, old
white stockings shoes nearly new. swans.
down waistcoat nearly new. The said
negro belongs 10 Mr.. Dursea, st the
Yellow House, Frederick County. Il is
supposed he is IN the neighbourhood Of
the yellow House, or in this neighbour
hood, as he was Fired last year wi,h Mr..
Iohn Lyle. Ten dollars reward VIII be
-siven for said negro il secured in the
isil Of either. Berkeley, Frederick or JEFF
ferson Counties ortwsn,y dollars if ta-.
Ken out ofthe above named counties and
secured in any Jail, 50 that.he subser'-
Ger can have him sgain' -...- i -,
: n 7, HUGH v. PATTERSON. =
Near Martihsburg, Feb. 90, 1907.
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Berkeley, -. y .%,l ! e..
= January Court. tsoy.
Iohn Motter ,Admr. Of Catherine Mot
, 80 ter, decd, Complainant,
a. r~f ., !; AGAINST >. =
BENJAMIN Couehman, Frederick Coach
man. Michael -Coueaman, Malehi
,Couchman and Henry Couchman,
Ds's00'"' In cHANcERY.
THE defendants. Benjamin Couch.
man, Frederick Couehman. Mi.
ehaei Couehman and Malchi CoIehman,
NOT having entered their appearance a.
vreeahle % Al, act Of Assembly and sbe
rule. of this Court, aud it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court thar they
are mot inhabitants Of this Common
wealth. on the motion Of the Complain.
ant bv his Counsel ii is ordered, thst
said Beriamin couthman, Frederick
Couehusan, Michael couehmsn and
MalehiC ouckrhar do appear Rere on the
Kfonday alter the third Tuesday IN April
next. to answer the bill ofthe Camplaiu-
ant. andthat copy a this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and JeHer:
son Iasslligeueer for two mouths sue
cessively, and published ii the door Of
the court.ffouseuf tse sid Gounty. =
=. A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, CD C.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06
NEW STORE.
Alexander PorftrJfeH,

informs his late friends and customers,
and the inhabitants of Martiusburg and
its vicinity, that he has removed bis stDre
from the Falling Waters % Martinsbsrg.
and now occupies the house Of Nichsla.
Roush, betwssn /. Fauikner's sf0resnd
Z. Graham's Tavern, Where ke has On
hand variety ofDRY GOODA SkO-
CERES and LIQUORS, Hardware
Crockery ware, Cutlery, &c. &c. all
which he will sell on reasonable terms toe
Cash or Country produce. :
Marsiasburg, February ~, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-03-06
consistilG OF

Cloths. coasiugs, ca.imeres, Elan-
pels, &c. together With Hard, wsre, Sad
!ery, Queens aud Glass-wate. and . We
~ extensive assortment RI Groceries,
&c. an Of which they oEsr fov. sale Al
very reduced prices for eaah Of appro-
we'd Of Country Produce ). -
They take this opportunity Of return
ing their sincere thanks 10 their friends
and the public, for former favoHrs, and
hope by punetual at,eutibn 70 business,
with desire To please TO merit and re-
eeive continuation If their custom.
g., LEWIS & ROBERT WILLIS.
81 NIartinsbnrgs November ae, 1906. /