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PROPnECIES.

PROPHECIES
a new edition of a very old book has Just
been published at Paris: it is entitled, E.
verlasting Prophecies, from the year 1921
to the end of the world. The academy of
sciences, at Paris, is said to have transmit
ted this little work of 54 pages to the mi
MISTER Louvois; and what is still more, to
have found it invariably correct for the
last 40 years. OF the year 1905, it is said
Let people procure a supply OF oats
and commodities, for at the end of August
commences great war, which extends to
many regions The people suffer death
ard great calamities. In 1907, a great
quantity of SHOW will fall in the beginning Of
February-many foundations. The most
important prophecy relates to the year 1911
1t will be difficult to preserve the cattle
through the severity of winter; from that
year paace OF a whole century WILDE en-
JoyeG by Christendom bread, wine and
cloathing viii then be cheap.
L0nd00 i0Iie7.
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-@,eSSts 81

MILITARY FoRcE.-'Fhe militia cf the
states and territories Of the United States,
arranged in the order of their relative
strength, agreeably 10 the late returns made
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VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA:
At a Superior Court of Chancet y, holderi
at the Capitol in Richmonds May Cd,
1907.
Mary Vaughan, adm'x. with the win
annexed Of James Vaughan, pltf. i
Against
Polly Mitchell and Obedience Mitchell,
by John Mitchell, now assigned their I
guardian, and Daniel Robertson, an
infant, by John Robertson, now assign
ed his guardian, Joseph Brown and
Sally his wife, formerly Sally Robert
son, defts.
ind
Thomas Aniorc, John Foster and Jacob,
Roberts, pitts.
against
The Same, defts. J
4 HE defendants, John Robertson, Joseph
Brown and Sally his wife, not having
entered their appearance and given secu-
rity according to the act of Assembly ard
the rules OF this court, and it appearing 20
the satisfaction of the court that they are
not inhabitants Of this country On the mo-
ton of the plaintiff by her counsel, IL is or
dcred, that the said defendants do appear
here on the first day of the next term and
answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that a
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IN the city OF
Richmond for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the capitol
in the said city.
copy-Teste,
PETER TINsLET, c. c.
! BUcKINCHAM CoUNq'r, JUNE CoUET,
1907.
John Guerrant, Plaintiff. ,,
against,
John Hamilton and Hill Winfrey, CMa"-
Defendants.
iNN the motion of the plaintiff by coun~
~ sci, and it appearing to the satisfacti-
on of the court that the defendant Hamil.,
| ton, is without the jurisdiction of this court
| in parts unknown: IL is ordered and de-
creed, That unless he shall appear here
on or before the first day of August term
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill, the
court will then proceed to take the same
for confessed as to him, and decree the
matter thereof accordingly and that a CO.
| Ply of this order bs forthwith published in
some public newspaper of the city of Rich
mond for two months successfully, and a.
mother copy be posted at the front door of
the courthouse of this county.
A copy-Teste,
r. ELDRIDGE, D. C.
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LAND FOR SALE.

= Y virtue of = deed of trust executed n rho
subscriber by James Meriwether, dec. to Sc.
cue the payment of sum Of money due 70
John PoindeN'er, viii be sold Oil the Nineteenth
cay OF September next, al Louisa cou.,hcuse.
&c The highest bidder, for ready r,oney,
II lracf Of Land
Lying in the county of Louisa on the waters OF
Deep creek, adjoining the lands of Col. Thomas
Meilwe'her (near HaTwood Goodwin, and O..
theirs. contailing four hundred acres the
same more or less.
David Bullock, Trustee.
August 14ih, 1907 ids
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$500 Tickets, at 10 Dollars each, 215,oOe
arrangement Of Stationary Premiums,
Vi-
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NOTICE.


A Ii persons having olsins sgsins, the ES,ate
i ofthe late Thomas Conner. dec are rcuues-
ted 10 come forward with the ssuc legally au.
thcuicated ly the first Of September next, as a
division OF that estate win then be- Insds among
the Legsicss, and no claim will lie received af-
ter that day.
Archer Conner, kdmr.
with the will annexed.
Halifax 9Th Augutt, 1907. It's.
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- aleS at Nuctloil,
WILL BE SOLD, on Wednesday the s6.h
OIL AuGas'i at ) o'clock =. NJ. that valuable
Tract OF Wood Land


Tract OF Wood Land,
Lying Q, the Williamsburg road in the county
OF f.e"sico. about three miles from The civ of
Richmond, near the plantation of hiexander
Seo'ge' E'1. whi-h was Formerly owned by
0eo.ge NiaAoison of said county dscssfed. con.
number of
Lois or Parcels Of Ground,
Situate ~ Rockets in the ci,v IF H;ct,,ori
and Distinguished by nunbeys !, 2. s, 4, 5, 6, 4.
ard D. N tbs P!oS Which arc not less valuable than
inviting in ai'sation. Also, one Share in the
lanes River Canal Company The above spe.
Gine !. ess.ie IS the same which was devised to
"iuianl N'eholsoo. by the last will and tesla
ment # George Nicholson, deceased, and win
be sold WITHOUT reserve At Rockets, on part of
Tie ebove described premises. Terms of sale,
10 cash, The balance payable at 90 and 30 dsys,
Tor approved endorsed negotiable nores a, the
Bank Of Virginia,
Prosser & Moncurc, V. NJ.
richmond, 18Th August, 1907. tbs
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II COPy-I tsltJ
r. ELDRIDGE, D. c.
1t Cowt beld, for Prince Edward Coanty, Anil
The 2lst, 1907.

1t a Court beid for Prince Edward Coun,v, Anil
The 2lst, 1907.
John WAITS and Thomas I. Scott, Ex'rs0
ofWilliam Watts, dec. Compliments.
dSalrSt
Jesse Hamlet. and Betsey his wife, late >
Retsey Cake, aud Susanna Clarke. Heirs q
CT John Clarke. deceased, Maston G.
Harper. Maston &. Clarke, and Lucy g. :.
his wife, tafe Lucy G. Harper, Joel g. =
Harper, and Elizabeth Z. Harper, Hens |
OF James Harper deceased, Defendants
! WIS day came the compliments by thgir
> counsel, and the attachment for answer a-
warded them against he defendant Jesse HAM
LETT, being returned executed, and the said
defendant Jesse Harlett, still failing to appear
and answer The compliments bill. 1t is decreed
aid ordered, that the complanants' bill be ,aken
for confessed as 10 the eaid defendant Jesse
Hsnlett, and the court will proceed at future
day, to decree tse matters thereof, unless the
said defendant Jesse Hemlett. shall on or before
the lrst day CT the next cour, after being served
with copy of this order, chew cause 10 the con-
trary. On lhe motion of The complainants a
new subpoena in chanceTy is awarded them a
gainst Thomas Clarke, as guardian of the defen-
dant Susanna Clarke: and the defendants Mas.
ton g. Harper, Maston G.. Clarke and Lucy c.
his wife, Ia'e Lucy G Harper, Joel b. Harper
ard Elizabeth Z. Harper, not having entered
their appearance, and given security according
20 an act OF the General Assembly, and the rules
of this court. and it appearing to the Satisfaction
of the court that they are not inhabitants of this
state on the motion of the complainants by their
counsel, it is ordeied that the said defendants
Maston 6 Harper, Msston G. Clarke, and Lu.
oy G. his wife, ate Lucy G. Harper. Joel B.
Harper, and Elizabeth Z. Harper, DO appear
here on the first day of July court next, and an
swer the complainants' bill, and thar copy of
this order be forthwith inserted IN SOME one of
the public newspapers printed in the ciiy of Rich.
mond, for two months successfully, and also
posted at the front door of the court house of
this county. A Copy, Tesle,
BENZ WATKINS, d. C,
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WILLIAM DU BoURe, ! ~
JOHN TESTER, e
LUKE TIERNAN,
ROBERT WALSH,
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ALEXANDER MsXIM, &
HENRY WILSON, 20
SAMUEL SrERETr,
JAMES M'HENRY, n
SAMUEL HoLLINGswoRTH, ~
LEWIS DU BoURG, p
PHILIP LAURENsoN, :!
e. TICKETS in the above Lofteru
fer Sale 6y CALICO, Richard g Co.
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*a@ TICKETS in the Second
Class Of the William and Mary College Louev
icG sas al ghit yfEee,
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n Iopy-Iesse,
MILLER WooDSoN, D. c.
August II, 1907. w3s

n copy este,
MILLER WOODSON, d. C..
August u, 1907. va
- UN AWAY from the Subscriber, ION the
N night Of the 28th Of July las,) living in
Cumberland County, about eight miles from Car
tersviile and sbou, one mile from James River,
Two Negroes,
n Woman about twenty seven years old, named
GIL, Of ye'lowish complexion ard uf com,
mon size. The Boy about nine years old, nam.
ed ISAAC, Of a very black complexion, has
scar over his right eye, and an impeachment in
his speech. will give ten dollars reward, to
any person who will deliver the said NEGROES to
me or secure them so tina, get then arain.
JESSE WOODSON.
avg. - loOI. wn
a Ii those having claims agains, tie estate
OF Dudley Brooke, dec. late Of Charlotte
county, Virginia, are requested 10 bring them
forward properly authenticated, IN order for set.
tlement-fhose indebted to the said estate are re-
quesied to come forward and make immediate
payment, as no indulgence will be given.
JOIsI BROOKE, Fx'oy.
Campbell county, Virginia, near Brooke Neal on
StauptCn River.
July 90 1907. w9
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22

A Brigh, Sorrei MARE. five or six years Old,
-four feet 10 or II inches high, star on her
forehead left fore foot and rgh hind foot white;
valued the Esd day of May, 1857. to eighty dol.
lars, taken ~ by William Taylcr. Cumberland
county, at the mouth of Little Guinea.
Nezgfon Ford,
Notion Goodman,
Jo5n B,oiyn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-22

Total, SOS. 20
No returns from Maryland or Delaware
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
FOR SALE,

"A TRACT of LAND, containing
"A about 900 acres, one half of which
Is cleared, the balance we'll timbered
and considerable quantity of well Va
tered meadow On the premises is .
good Merchant Mill and DistilIerv
never failing stream of water, and =;
sight Of the Potoinak river. Thi. ~, IN
can be dividedinto several difFerent a :.
nements, with a Dwelling House &c. e,
Barn to each it is of the frst ra,e Enc .no
stone quality and is situate in Be,ksi.'.
County, Virginia, on Potomac r;v.r -
=, miles from Mareinsburg, 8 from WI ~
Transport, and IS from Mercer,h,,. -
hi: land WILDE sold together. or J;v;
oed into two tracts, as may bes. su;t n.
purchaser. A good bargain win be or
ven I'd purchaser, in the mill and one
malt the land, on paying about two tb;rd.
OF the purchase money in hand. For
terms apply to the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
GEORGE NEwK1RK.
April Is, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
LeUi Prlce

LAS just reeeiveda complete assert.
i i ment of Spring and SUMNER
GOODS, which he assures the public will
be disposed Of on the most satisfactory
terms to the purchaser. He feels Ger.
tain that those who call on him will no,
complain ofhis prices. His late purcha.
ses comprise the following articles. "
Fancy CaIlicoes, 7 .
Leno Muslins, e. =
Shawls and Handkerchief, 49,.
A large assortment Of fancy ribbons.
= Leghorn and other bounets,
Fancy Marsails ves,ing,
. Thread Gloves, r.
Gentlemens Hats eoverd with silk
Leghorn ditto, &c. SC. "a - = =
Tin Ware, ----,-=-=z- -. - -
A large supply Of BEILs CRocKs, &c.
Martinsburg, May IS, 1907. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
TAKE NOTICE.
early in April, I baugh

WHEREAS early in April, baught
w a sorfsl mare Of Elizabeth MIN
gle, (widow) at forty dollars, for which
/ gave two notes, twenty dollars each,
payable the first Of February, 1905; the
mare being very low in Aesh and I some
what doubtful, Mrs. Mingle insured her
sound, which she has since confessed be-
fore witness but the mare still continu-
ed weakly and not able to work, and has
since died; bat fortunately for me. l
have lately been informed by respectable
authority that the old lady has never con-
sidered the mare sound since last fall, in
consequence of which I forwaru AL per:
sons from taking an assignment on said
notes. as am determined not to pay
them, until am compelled by law.
ANDREW TOLAND.
June s, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26

r y
D AN away from the So bscriber living
N ia Shepherds Town, Jeferson
County, ViIgsaia, about tht, 2sth Of A.
Pril last, AMI Apprentice boy nsmed Mah-
Ion Reynai6 bound to me by the Or.
phan's Court of said County, 70 Iearn the
Cabinet making business Five dollars
reward win be given to any psrson who
viii aPprehend said Apprentice, and
bring himto me, or, secure him In Jail
50 that get him again: He Is about Eve
testeisht inches high, Of Affair." complex.
ion, and has light eoloured bait Isup.
pose he is LURKING abou, ON Back Greek,
q or near . Mr.. Ludmons.
June -, 1907. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

CToLEN out Of the subscribers pas.
- ture, near Keyes's- Fern, onSunday
night the 3ist Of May last, / dark bay
horse three years old, full "a hands high,
with glass eyes, and his hind feet white,
has great many white hairs in his for.
red and smah snip, is natural trot,er
any person that viii take up said thief and
horse, so that the thief may be brought
10 conviction, and give me Information
thereof scthat Igrt my horse again, shall
have the above reward, or I'm dollars
fer the horse ouiy and all reasonable
charges paid If brought home. s,'''s-
.z HENRY GARNHART,
Jefferson County. Jnne u, fso7. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
TIE su6'cri6ers haue Just received, and
are "''" opening, an additional supply Of
SPRtWG and SUMMER
: GOODS, ( :, a-..s:.

which added to their late purchases In
March, makes their assortment very re.
neral and complete, FROM the very adj.
vantageous terms these Goods have been
laid IN, they are inabled to sell them on
better terms than heretofore, they deem
It unnecessary to particularise any art;.
etes, as they can assure the public tia,
their assortment cannot be exceeded BY
any, and upon examination thew are a..
tis6ed will give general satisfaction 10
purchasers !; they return their sincere
thanks to their friends for past favour.
and assure them that every exertion on
their part shall be used to merit a con.
tinuance. Z
THOMAS C. SMITH. &co,
Mar.inaburg, May IS, 1907.
N. b. They always keep good As.
sortment Of Antietam BAR.IRON .,
hand. The House and Lot occunied +.
Mr.: L. Price is still for sale, for term.
apply to ]. c, s. & Co.
: r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
Choice goods,

which were purchased in Philadelpb;.
and Baltimore at very reduced nrir."
hey deem It unnecessary to particular.
Use any articles, as they can assur. n.
public that their assortment, of GOoDs
s sanno. DC exceeded by any, and upon
particular eSrmination thew are sai,.6rd
viii give general satisfaction, both -.
70 eheapness and quality The
the retore aatter themselves Ina, ,ho..
who wish to get good bargains will cali
on them and they pledge themselves
ina. Ina their friends shall not be disarpoint.
R. woRTHINcToN, &Co.
Shepherds Town, April ~. f1so1'
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26

GTRAY.EED from the plantation of III.
- subscriber on Back, Geek. Tform '"e
y HaIper's and Murry's mill D lacey IN
tuesday evening the 10Th inst. = d,rI
Drown mare nine years old, between
! and Is hands high, shod before. tro,.
snu PAGES has never been docked bu.
has the hair on her tail cut. Also a bsv
mare about SIX years old, about 6 hand.
n'gn, shod before, and had half of a sho.
on one OF her hind feet, and is a na,nr.I
.rotser' win give reward of four dol
lars to any person who will return ~.
sooVe creatures to me, or two dollars
for either of them. "~' >
49,, JOHN CARVER.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26

ITO be let for term ofyears, nearly
l. adjoining the lower locks on the
Shenandoah river, within half = mile Of
Harper's-Ferry. The terms may be
known by apply ing at the Department Of
war. Any suitable character inclined to
lease the same may have N opportunity
Of seeing the plot, and 81 viewing the
premises BY apply ing 10.
-, SAMUEL AMIN. -
HarPer's- Ferry, June ~, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
Notice i, hereby gi0ec,
June s, 1907.

THAT petition will be presented
L TO the County curt of Jefferson,
at the next July Court to be held tor the
said County, for the disc ontinuance Of
the following road, commencing at the
forks Of the Shepherds. Town road at
the corner Of Robert Sherley's field, and
running from thence over the lands of
Jarvis Sherley, MAR. George Wash
ington's heirs, and others, to Charles
Town.
May 90, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
New Store.


THE subseriberrespeetfally Informs
l. his friends and the public in gene.
raj, that he has commenced the M-rcan-
tile business in the house lately occupied
rs Store BY Ignatius O'ferrall, a. Mill
Greek, where he has Choice collection
Of Spring and Summer Goods, Groce.
ries, Liquors, Hardware, &c. &c. All
which he will dispose Of on the mos,
reasonable terms for Cash or Country
vproduce.-He solieits the patronage Of
the public. and assures them that he
viii ALWAYS keePup general assortment,
sud will dispose OF his Goods on as Low
terms as they are retailed in any other
place. -~-,::-
WILLIAM b. KING.
Mill Greek, June $, 1907. -. --
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
EOR SALE.

Z OURIEEN and half acres Of
L Land, lying on the Bank of Poto-
mac, in Jefferson County, adjoining the
Lands of Mr.. John Toole and Captain
Shepherd.-One half the purchase mo-
ney in hand, the remainder in year,
with interest, viii be expected.-Ag good
title will be made the purchaser.
DAVID HUNTER.
June S, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26

u AN away from the subscriber. ~,
n the l7th of February last, Nee 70
Charity, about 20 years old, dark con-
pls1lon, with a wen over her RICH, eve
and one joint Of her right big toe en-, o@
She was seen at Absolem Miller. On
the ss'h Of February. Any person see n.
r,ng her m Jail or delivering her to ma.
shall receive 6vs. dollars reward.
SMITH SLAUGHTER.
Jefferson County, March 20, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
Plank for Sale.

II 80 z :
THE ,suescribsrs inform the putiA
than they haze a iarge quantity Of mad
erceiient PLANK for sale, e fhe fSA
Io1viag kinds, Viz. ST.. =.
/ IA Inches Pine Plank for Flooring,
1 ditto ditto ditto,
s.4 ditto for Misunderstanding,
1 ditto Poplar ditto, +zs
3-4 ditto for Misunderstanding,
Also, a larss quantity real good Rye
Whisky and Apple Brandy distilled in
Marvland) Salt Petered Bacon and Wal.
dron's double prime Grading and Grass
Scythes, where Farmers and others may
be supplyed on very Cheap terms, with
JAMES 8 JOHN LANE.
Shepherds. Town, June S, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
THE subscribers respectfully inform

THE Subscribers respectfully inform
l. the inhabitants of MartinsburC
and its vicinity. that they have Just com.
menced the Timing business at n.
house Of Mr.. VIM. Sommerville, next
door to the printing Oficc.-Thev in
tend also to work in sheet iron.-The
business will be carried on in an exteu-
sive manner by them, all demand.
therefore, in their line, can at any time
be complied with,
JAMES ROTHROCK
WILLIAM MAKEN.
May 30, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
WRITING PAPER
For @It at this Office.
MAA!REaIINsBURc, Berkeley County,
I'rs.nia; Printed andb u6Lshed5v
- JOHN ALBURTIS
Terms o'7Hr INTEL GENcER.

!, - IHE price efthis Paper is tsuo dali.
lar' per annHm, one dollar payable at me
time q subscribing, and ons uyhen n.
year expires. Distant subscribers ,,1v
Jor me vhelr syear in Advance. III.
fFtce u Advertisements, to non-sub.
scT'oe,s, is one dollar per square for
three 1Oee4s insertion, and for cor,i,u.
a"ce atier that time Is GEMS Der .ureI
Subscribers will continue, to receive a -.
auction % one5 aarth on their Adperiisr.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
Spring Goods.

THE subscribers have jus, received,
i and are now opening, at their s,or,
IN Shepherds Town, (Mr.. Kear,Iev,s
well know" stand) A large and COMMIT
assortment of P'e'e
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
E. & T. FINLEY.


HAVE on hand an extensive assert.
ment Of Groceries and Liquors, which
they offer for for sale at reduced prices
for cash.
Having experienced considerable in.
convenience from the general credit here.
sofore given. they are induced to de.
clue it--and will therefore after the FIRST
of May;next, sell for cash, or produce
only. This arrangement will enable
them to make all their purchases for
eash-and they fatter themselves thew
viii be able to sell so much below The
usual credit prices, as will be considered
an object worthy of attention.
They win exert themselves to make +,
the interest of all who wish to make Dur.
chA:es for cash. to give them a cal
Orders from distance will be particular
ly attended to.
They win continue to purchase Flour
and Whiskey as usual, and receive all
kinds OF produce, on storage or to sell
on commission.
baltimore, May1, 1907. T2ml
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
Muj Goods.

THE subscriber informs his Friends
l. and Customers, that he has just
received and is now opening an extensive
assortment Of
Spring and fancy Goods,
purchased in the city Of Philadelphia,
which he offers at very reduced prices for
Cash or Country produce
Also on hand, aquantity Of good Rye
Whisky, bv the barrel or singie gallon
ALEXANDER COOPER.
Marsinsburg, June s, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-06-26
Esh fancy Goods,
FOR SALE.

HN moderate terms, anegro girl Sc.
~ venteen or eighteen years Of age,
who is skilled in house and kitchen
affairs, she has one child about fourteen
mehths old. Also, one other negro
girl between eleven and thirteen years
old. who is as weilacquainted with house
and out work IS any OF her age.
Apply at this O&ce.