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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
POSTSCRIPT.

At a late hour last nigh, we were IA
vourcd by captain Clark, OF the ship Wal
ker, with a Halifax paper OF the 7,h inst.
containing several interesting particulars
of the la,e affair in the Chesapeake. We
have only time to publish the fJllowins or
der OF admiral Berkeley.
BY the Hon. Ge0'ge Crdgfsid Berkeley,
vice-admral of the white, and comman-
der in chief Of his majesty's ships, and
vessels employed III the river st. Law
renee, along the coast of Nova-Scotia, the
Islands of St.John and Cape Breton, the
Bay of Fundy, and at and about the Is
land of Bermuda, or Somers' Islands.
WHEREAS many scamen, subjects his
Rritanic majesty, and in his majesty's ships
and vessels, as per margin l3eileisle, Beiio-
ma, Triumph, Chichester, Halifax, Zcnoba
cutter1 while at anchor in the Chesapeake,
deserted aud entered ON board thc United
States frigate the Chesapeake, and openly
paraded the streets of Norfolk, IN sight OF
their officers, under the american flag,
protected by the magistrates OF the town,
and the recruiting officers belonging to the
above mentioned American frigate, which
magistrates aud naval officers refused 81
wing them up, altho' demanded by his Bril-
fannie majcsty's consul, as well as the cap
tains of the ships from which the said men
had deserted. The captains and corman-
0ers OF his majesty's ships and vessels I'M
der my command, arc therefore hereby re-
CURED and directed, in case Of meeting
with the American fiigate Chesapeake at
sea, aud without the limits Of che United
States, to shew to the captain OF her this
order, and to require 10 search his ship
for the deserters from the before mention
ed ships, and to proceed and search for the
same aud if similar demand shall he
made by the American, he is to be permitted
to search for any deserteYs from their SER
vice, according to the custom and usage OF
civilized nations, en- terms of peace and "a
nifty with each other.
Given under my hand at Halifax,
Nnva-Scotia, the lst day OF June,
1907.
Signed, @. G. BERKELEY
To the respective captains and
commanders OF his majesty's
ships and vessels on the n.
American station.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
NEWBuRYpORT. 1nlv u

We learn, by the master of all eastern
sloop which arrived here on Monday, the
following particulars; for their correctne IS
we cannot vouch-the eastern papers are
silent OH the subject:
That an English privateer Of Is guns,
from ST. Johns, had come into the juris-
diction of the United STATES, at place CAL
led Sung Cove, near Passamaquoddy, where
lay coasting vessel belonging to Harps-
well, captain Merriman. An officer and
men from the privateer came on board
capt. M. and in an insoient manner order
ed him to call his people on deck, (they be-
ing below, fearing the intention Of the pri-
vateersmen) which capt. NJ. refused.-The
officer said he would be Id if he did not
have some of them; he then proceeded to
open the matches, at which instant the A.
mercans below told him If ne attempted to
descend they would shoot him. Not regar-
ding the caution, he was about 20 effect his
purpose, when the men below, as good as
their word, let drive and shot three balls
through him, when lie fell instantaneously
dead. How the affair terminated, our in,
fOrnant does not know.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
PHILADELPHIA, July %.

Captain Houston, of the brig American,
who arrived at Baltimore on Friday last, in
46 days from Malta, informs, that the Bri-
fish Cruisers in the Mediterranean, cap
tured every American vessel they fell in
with. A number of American vessels were
to sail for Smyrna and Galliopoli during
the month of June, which were expected to
be taken, and carried into Malta, as it was
impossible to escape the privateers in that
part of the Mediterranean.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
CHARLESTON, JulY 81.

His Excellency the governor OF this state,
announced on Saturday last, that he has re-
ceived a letter from the Secretary ofWar,
by order of the President of the United
States, requiring him to take efectuai mea-
surcs to organize, arm and equip for actu-
al service, $500 of the militia OF this state,
to be held in readiness to march at mo-
ment's warning.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
BOSTON, July 30.

The Secretary at War is taking mea-
'sures to fortify New-YorS. Gen. Moreau
attends him.
The Secretary at War is expected in
This town daily. When he, the commander
in chief, and Gen. Elliot, viii take view
OF the harbor preparatory to its iortfica-
zion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01

] w, or standing army. A number Of gun
boats sufficient to protect our harbours, is
as large navy as we ought to have; and
our gallant militia, which no doubt will
consist of brave volunteers, (all of whom
will soon acquire the requisite military
discipline) will be abundantly adequate to
the contest.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
NETWORK, July e5.

The pilot-boat schooner Bald Eagle has
lately been chartered and sent Off with all
possible dispatch by ]. Beekman, navy
sgen, of this city, under command Of capt,
Hull, brother to captain Hull, of the navy,
with sealed orders. 1t is said she is bound
60 G. braltar, to call home the American
squadron from the Mediterranean.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
D0et9crIpt.
ALEXANDRIA. Inlv %

Yesterday passed this town, in her way
to the Navy yard, the u. S. schooner En-
tcrprize, in 81 days from the Mediterrane-
ant is said, she brings intelligence that
the British capture all American vessels in
that sea.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
ron SALE hT S. PLE%SHN9S' BOOK SToR1
II T. N / n G's
Ne7v Vlrginia Justice,

Containing the Duties Of a Justice ofPeace,
sc. together with variety of useful pre-
cedcnts, adapted TO the laws now m force
Also, forms of convcyancing, such as
deeds OF bargain and sai ease and re-
lease, mortgage, trust, sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01

ing it to surrender, and send away the
French Consul, the Pacha answered them
with cannon balls, and Immediately took
such measures as made them judge proper
TO seek their safety in fight.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
BALTIMORE, July 90.
THE BRITISH

Accounts from Halifax state, that admit
raj Berke ey was fitting out the Vile de Mi
Ian Frigate, and intended to go in her to the
Chesapeake.-Fed.G Gag.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
10 RENT.
FoR 4 9'sEM or rEARs, or oHE 1BAR 4
VALUABLE FARM

TN the upper end Of Hanover county. and az
present in tie occupancy Of John Hay, Esq.
containing 25O acres There axe ptIhaps few
traits of land that combine more advantage than
tbs. well ~ cd 70 th. tuJiys ion OF cons
wheat & obaooo has a fplCr opo,t.un a. tie
h,sI quany meadow land tpon u, {, lits within
50 miles of The oiiy Of kickmOnd. The uncom.
mon heel Illness Of The situation, the natust e
the soil the happy proportion Of w,oo srable
and grass lands. .cs, her with its vicinity to ths
bcs, market Ia the county, pl serve to render
!. worthy The attention Of airy inausirious far
rsr .l1 may wish 70 te.tle himself in this way
for life, es II may be obtained fer any ,e' n, of
years. TIE 5uidi1gs are sof6citnt Tor tls &C
commoda,ior Of a sn,sli family, aud lyf al pzn-
tation purposes The PREMISES will be shswn
by the present occupant, and the terms made
known, upon application TO the subscriber iesics
ing the county q Orange
DABGEY MINOR.
Isy lois, 13g7. ~
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
LAND For SALE.

ny virtue Of deed Of trust executed to the
- subscriner, and barring da:e. June 9Th,
1876, which said deed vas Civ n TO secu.e Ihs
cayment Of 4410 dollars, due from Jchu Ten.
pie TO Carter and Roane, merchants of The 30.
rough Of Norfolk. and now to Robert Is. Carter,
Surviving partner Of Carter ard nOane;
Will be eXposed TO public SALE, a King &c
Queen courthouse, on the 18Th day Of Septem-
Der next. that bling the FIRST day Of lie session
of the district court,
Valuable TraGt of Land.
Lying in the lower end OF King 6. Queen couny,
On Fork Rive, and containing 10y late survey
755 acres. The above trse, Of !end. vii. be sold
on convenient terms TO the Ph chaser or purS
chasers thou they wish a DIVISION Of IT. Good
.ecusIty Of deed Of trust the land will be te-
gu. e. from The purchaser. In o,her re poets
tue terms Of sale will be made known on the cay
Of sale, or may be known by private application
to
JOHN II. SMITH. GJvRes.
July 2Sth, 1897. 3~. So
The sale will be postponed from day 70 day
should bad weather prevent It's taking p ace on
the l5'h
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01

Captain Decatur in pilot boat from
Norfolk, went up to Washington yesterday !;
as the Chesapeake is again nearly ready
for sea, it is supposed he is gone up for or
ders
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
Gloucester Grounds.

THAT valuable and convenient TRACT OF
LAND, containing 34S acres. lying upon
Severn River, in the county or Gloucester, and
advertised for sale by the subscriber in January
lasti NOT having yet been disposed of, notice is
hereby given. tina, the same will be sold. OH the
premises, to the highes, bidder. on TUESDAY, the
9Th day OF September next The Ia chaser vii
take possession the FIRST day Of January next,
bur viii be allowed the privilege IS seeding ..
bout eighty acres. now in CON. Terms made
known on The day ct sale. and as aecon,n,c dat.
ing as possible Persons wishing to view rho
land viii apply to MIR Sterling Scawe!i. who
resides upon the adjoining .p,emilcs.
JOHN j. SEAWELL. Executor Of
JOIN SEAWELL, Dec
July 22d 1907 wv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01

Two of the gun-boats which had been
dismant'cd in this port, nave been equip
ped and manned, and Oh Sunday last took
their station in the roads.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
PHILADELPHiA, July "a.

The ship Arthur, has arrived to The east
ward, from Canton. lie tjtthe 26lh March,
at which time the difference between the
Chinese and British remained unadiusted.
Not a single chest oftea had been permit
ted to be sent down, when the Arthur sal
lcI.--in consequence OF which the British
vessels there would have to sail without
Ca~goes The Americans at Canton were
highly respected
Letters received IN this city, by an arrival
at Salem, from Canton, as late as the oath
of March, states, that the difference be-
tween the Chinese and British had not been
accommodated-thut the vlce-roy adhe red
to his demand OF reparatinn, to which the
English cOmmandant would not accede-
That she chief of the British factory had
determined to send the ships to England
with thai part of thor cargoes which was
then on board, and which was not more
than would ballast them.
Jhat the business in American and coun-
try ships, went on as usual; and that the
Americans were considered in the most ia
vored light by the Chinese.
BY letters from ST. Jago de Cuba, of a
late date, we learn, that number of hou-
Sos belonging to the French inhabitants of
that place had been recently set on fire and
destroyed and that in spite of the utmost
Yigi lance of the governor and inhabitants
to put stop to these outrages, and to dis
cover the perpetrators, four houses were
burnt on the 31st June. One of these let
tiers, dated the 23d, says, "For two DAYS
past have been guarding my property
night and day. We are in a dreadful ST.
r tuauon. Three times TO day have the diff
terent quarters of the city occupied by the
French been set on FIRE. We know not
what will become of us, if these ravages
continue the governor OF ST. Jago, uses e.
very exertiOn to put stop 10 then"
July 81.
A report was current at Albany on Sa-
turday that the British government of Ca-
NADIA had interdicted all communication
with the United States, but it could not be
traced to any authentic source.
From Paris hatier Of Nay 23d.
Authentic letters announce that French
officer, dispatched by the Ambassador Sc
basuni, and repairing 20 his majesty the
Emperor Napoleon to his Excellency Gen
Andrensi, our Ambassador at the Court ol
Austria, the important news, that the army
of the Russian General Nicholson, had
been invested by the Turkish army, and
completely routed. Intelligence was re-
ceiVed by the same channel, that the capt
Pacha, who had passed the Dardanelies
with 10 ships Of the line, put to Night the
Russian squadron stationed oft enedos
These t@o events are neither less gloriou,
for the Ottoman arms, nor less important
for the fate Of the Pove, the expulsion Of
Che English Rect from before Constantinr.
pie, and amply make up for the loss OF A.
leXanaria, 50 shame fully surrendered TO The
English General Fraser The to,y, M
ThessilonicH did not follow the example o
Alexandria (; upon the British representing
themselves before that place, and summon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01
Land to be Rented.

On Sdfvraly fGe I5fb day Of next Womb Aggnsi,)
WILL BIZ RENTED
EoS one year aud po5sesinn given on the 6rU
'.N Of January next the Isct Of land called
DOVER, belonging 20 Josiah Woo1scn IN thr
lower end OF Gooenlind county. q, preccnt IT,
be occupation of thilip Wpodson. Inc par;.
cuiars IS TO excavations &c win bc ~ ado known
on 'ie day. Liberty Of sowing croi of wheat
wi b. given to ne person renting. The "a.
land ~iH b. rented ., the touse occupied by
Philip Woodson, on ,he PREMISES.
Hy THE rkUoTEFs.
July 2lS,, 1907, s.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-01

Mr. Davis, pilot, was brought to yester-
day by the Triumph, Sir Thomas Hardy,
who put ON board a black man belonging
TO Baltimore. MIR. ID. was also informed,
that there were eight more Americans on
board that would be given up on proper
application.
The UNITED STATES ScHooNER RE-
VENICE, captain RKAD, went TO sea on
Monday evening.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10
Cavalry Discipline

AE9v Sword Exercise.

ht9o Sguord EMrrci2e.
TuST publ ned b, 5. Gran AMI md fer sac
=, 80 Printing office. " a Tr=lri,e OF the Hi7c
,:p,ins OF the Cev4l,Y toachirg me Necessary
,-5i,.rrons 90 4 arsde ut mach, and in ,he
taes % ~ eocn,y - wtich is addct. The
New SwoEp ExERcIgz Tor Clva'y: Nus
,tz;ed win Cogtcr-pla'e E"gfsvnEs . ne Who'll,
c1amiaed and approved b. AZ sE.c'.'6Hr aGG
.4ss1.e oft'cy "a he CsvS y DUNG The Keyo
suogu,ty War" This vu'k has been 7ranc'ri
csd BY "A veyy c,nireient jrig1- 20 be he best
on Inc guli. Le,c'Stoic y '0ishcd in 'lis un.
KY Evcly NJ sn,bcr Of the Cava'-y ah,ud
E5.,csi . c9pj. 4 ii5sra. discount 20 whoese'C
SFiIc.Escf5.
az Printers &c Newspapers viii ofhg' .he
r, i..per by in,erting tire above, aud TIC iayo'
x,sl; be re uraed when rcGr~cd.
Iiichnund 5 p NV '6O7 81
a LISl Cf one hid. iO.i,c,
=. remdn.ug in Henier,ou's Wa.e1ou,e
up,gasds of tv,o years inspc9ad in the nares q
J1,s.h Towns, nafked /. z No. i2S w.
I'S1 and IS TOT GAINED vii be dis?oSes 81 &C
cooiWg 10 Jaw.
Ogiesby & SHARP.
a,tlfon Carhsr 81 lsp7 5"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10
Daniel c. EIutchison.
ThIvanna. 9s.n ONhh.r, 9OG 2

10 vlr'us OF :. useu ii ttusS exvCu.eI % tncSuJ
ID scribs,s on inc 80 h dag Of april last. bv
psyion Saun;ier. for TIE purp ,Ges ,hersin men,
toaed, will 10. soie, At the f,cr1 door OF the Ia.
gle Tavern, on morda, HE IN day Of next
Iror.h, between The h1u;s 9f II and -'clo-k
Tor rcAiy mldey, t2,o v1iuabIs 1l{hCTS CT
LAND lying aud baiag "a Buckingham cour;y,
enc Of chen c.n,ai,ns Two SDn'igei and tih-
I, -tig:.5 Ac,.s, sa,s Gart IS adjoining tee isnis
L l.iauatus Boiling, I3hn Drpjn. john Lips
oonL and lauea Hu'gws. OF F'9'floc r'eek -
the o.h4s tar containing f'ur huu'rsd acres
and All 6omg ,hs !auts OF john H.rc', Rarey
,.uzra1n. Nancy hilen and chi les Can' I'VE
sra convey on i.t.c 10 s..d iandl, ony - IEu--
tess
THOHhS LhBn 27,..,o..
JOHN TOMPElN5, ''-'''''
I}.h ST.. hib 1897. tds
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TO RENT

TWO LARGE BRICK STORES,
-a!most new, unIec one ROOF. and covered with
Tiles.
G1TUATE on the south side Of the main
- .lrcei, and marty opposite The MArke. House ;
one Is 4 corner hoUse. Taesc houses are zen.
dsfed fire proof <cxe,naiiy) by the addition OF
Lon Shutters in the drectio., that there is dan.
scr tirom f:e) to BE- ap2.e.,cnded Possession
May De ha1 on appiicS..or to
WIZ, HITCHELL.
Richmond. ss-,rrrher %. 1907
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10
fEtfDitonn t9rtcc Current.
(coRaEcrED WEEKLY

rTNAKEN UP By William Miller
4 ia me county Of Goncl,laad near the court.
h"use, branded Ifaifet ani Steer. very much
:; 81, bah unmarked AMI Supposed two years
oil lass ar'mg; appraised seven dollars each
fore rae according to law, this I6th day of
CStober, 1877. 1iadrrsoa Roys,e,.
a copy, rests, Rrt AF1Yer. c z c. WIZ
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10

: OIICt....i rr-gcuy SFc no-
lice To ali persons Tog ~ trade f,r.
take an assigaoa:n; of : single biz, executed b.
me 10 lanes Bragg win Giorge ai'sn, seoul.
e. for tn sun OF ,hi'ty Ave dollars, dated the
ssh ina,aur. and payable the iisst day OF Ianr
,=xr, as I am dnterUipcd not topaY the sac
sirge biiiit no, bsins g,yen for = VARIABLE con.
:id-ration.
Daniel c. EIutchison.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10

Subscriptions for Lewis and
Clsrk's T0sr, received at this Oaes
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-11-10

roxrA1NIYc beside rho Astronomical calcu-
~ iaiiol5. Oihcers OF tie Sltss GovernmeOt--
S,ena,ofs < f-T15srs CT the House of Delegates
--iu,ig.s OF rne Superior Co l;s--Superior ard
Coarty Courr days--An Ess5y or the cuhval-
ON OF Trees. &c--Fausnirg Hoc5es-- Raising
TurniJs aud prcveuti'g nc F':-Huniag at Cy-
dsr-A variety Of interesting; Anectocs--Tne
q sac4tel NV It'd Re /, nrths bir.h IF PADDY
C'2ais,tv, inu.or &c. x &:
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. *-gst =
FOR SALE.

THAT eoramodious stand, situated
u on Burke. street. adjoining Mr..
Shoppert's add nearly opposite Mr..
Faulknsr's store.,s The improvements
arc Three Dwelling Houses adjoining
each other, onelsrge Brick Building for.
Inerly occupied % . smitk-shop which
may be easilyeonsefted into q dwelling
house, with kitchensand Stables, Said
property would snit for d tavern, store,
orany other public business, a. titles on
the seeond square from the eourt-house
spd near the Junction Of BGrkeand Queen
streets. Il 10 prssumed shat no person
win purchase without viewing the pro-
perry. For furthss particulars enquire
Of the Subscriber on the premises, who
viii give aSheaH bargain. r, y: - >
PHILIP MFCoVERAN.
MaFtipsbarg,, January Is, 1907 :,
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

CTRAYED from Cob Abraham Nor
> gan's. near Shepherds Town, about
the 6rst Of December last, a bay Horse,
about fifteen hands high, eight years old.
well made, his back somewhat hurt with
the saddle, has several saddle marks.
brand il any not reeoileeted, a natural
trotter; he: was bred in Kentucky and
win probably proceed that COURSE Ten
dollars will Be given for taking up and re-
turning the Horse, or Eve for such in-
formation a. may tend 70 a recovery,
given either to Col. Morgan. or TO Hen
" Bedingef, Of Berkeley county. 49,
GEORGE NJ. BEDINGER. d:
= January l6, 1907. -. Z Z
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EsrRn. carrLE.

ZANE to tie subst,i6ey,s piaasaton,
~ about ,he f,stef Decsm6trlasf, trup
estray cssps, vis. one large red and .Dhite
ceiourtd eo.o, Nth an utdsr> Dc oitt Of
ihe lejG car +; thtether 6laei cosv .vi.h Q
spl;te Est sn her back. absHt = years ola,
marted ,tith s,UaLlow fark IN each ear
and an uadsr 6i, out u the lsf. The
osOner is desired 10 prove Property, pay
charges and take them asody.' = =, -
- Il MART 1rURNER.
1aaaary Is, 1907. + 49,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-23
cHEAP FAIL and WINTER
=, o ) S. (.

.THE subscriber respectfully inforros
l. his friends and the pue.ie general.
", that he ha. just received from Phila-
dslphia, and il nov opening, hand.
some assortment Of GOODS, suitable
for the present and approaching season,
which have BEEN purchased at very redu-
ced prices and select ed with care from
the tesearrivals h can therefore re-
commend them 70 his friends. and all
those who wish to purchase goods on
Reasonable terms, as they win be cold
unusually low: for cash Or approved Of
countTy produce, 20. J. .:-,S~s r l.. !
- THOMAS c. SMITH. T.
Ma'tinsbnsg, oesa6er IL, 1905. J.
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

u AN away from the subscriber, bv.'
N ingnsar Smi.h6eld. Jefferson eopn:
", Vbgiaia, q MULArrO MAN.
named Phil 1ehnsoss, : but frs-
quen,lS Known inhis own neighbourhood
BY Decor Johpsons he 10 about so ysars
ofage, 5fret 6 or Z inches high and well
made in proportion he has very WISH
bic dark speek in the white Of one Of his
eyes ! be Is very fond ofliquor il Is be-
lieved that he has obtained a pass by
some means or other, aud viii get his
living by doetoring generally with
herbs; IL s also believed chat he will
change his name. He had onfwhen he
went away dark grey coat and ossralls.
a wool hat, q swansdown vest. laced half
boots and a pair Of black wool stockings
but A. he il an artful fellowit IS supposed
he win change hi, eloshing. 10 dollars
reward win 30 given 20 any. person or
persons for taking up and delivering the
said negro man 70 me, il taken 20 miles
from home If 90 miles, Is dollars if
40 miles. 20 dollars il lao miles, SIS
dallars if22o miles, 7odollars |; il 500
Iniles, ss dollars, and upwards Of 500
miles,the above reaard viii be giysa BY
me. 5S'#.( ~ 4 . ats. n
- : |, - : SETH SMITH. p.
January Is, 1907. ~ i
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no TIMELY NOTICE.

C0kl,ECToRS forthe Ministry Of
Nashe; Episcopal Congregations are
respectfully noticed, y that the year ex-
Pirss On the 9Th of April next, when the
full salary becomes due, They are ear
nesdy requested to Be- IA readiness for
settlenen.. on or before that period. as
the Preasus Minister, after satisfying all
'eonsraess, wishes to travel. ..
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consisting Of

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Cloths, cos.ing.. :. Gasimsfes, Elan.
nels, &c. toSrthef with Hardware, Sad
lery. Queens and Glass.vare, and ve-
~ sxtsasiys assortnaent Of Groceries,
&c. all of which they offer for .aie At
very reduced prices for cash or aappro.
we'd Of Country Produce. -
They take this opportunity of return.
ing their sinsere thanks to ,heir friends
aud the public, for former favours, and
hope BY Punetial attention 70 business,
with adesireto plsase, 10 merit, and re.
ceise q eontinuatiou of their eustom. 4
LEWIS & ROBERT WILLIS,
Martinsburg, November %, 1905.