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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06

hope TO The friends of liberty and republic au-
i'm and his patrotiim and zeal, in conducting
them to great and happy termination of their
tolls, have been, in every refpctl, equal to the
high true repofed in him.
In few years, he has eftabhfhcd The liberty
or his Fellow Citizens, on a bars 70 table. as
not TO be faken by future intrigue, venality,
and corruption; and without an appeal to The
dreadful din of arms, he has, by the un,vearic. /,
exerton OF his great talents, extended the H.
nits of his country TO the Pacific Ocean, in
GLIDING vaft extent of territory, which before
this period, was equally unknown and unex.
p!ored.
Finally, 10 long as man fhall remain free and
enlightened, and mall be confcious of the dig
nifty and refPectabiity of his nature, the name
OF Thomas Jeferfon will occupy one of the firf
and mott diftinguiilied ftations of thofe who
have deterved well of this, and Of every other
country.
~ IN copying tie ypsceb Of Mr. SmytS (ef Hy.5e,J
f6e folozring osfs,Vatoa, omitted TBey fsnid
bavt 6ren Inherited after e l7b9ar9greeb, endss 1ss
the Scords Z" jurjaisfion Of !bs eayje."
Thus your Gate courts will become contemp,;ble
courts of pitp0zrdre. No will rely on them for
protection to his perfon property. And when the
federafjudciary lhall have auned the whole judicial
power in the anion the Gae Legislatures will appear
ufeeis 1t is in the Gate court, that the ftate fove
reignties felt and acknowledged TO be important,
When your Judiciary hall fall into contempt the ami;
hilaon of your judiciary in the union the argument,
in favor of Jingle Legislature would be numerous and
cogent, and would prevail"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-06
Last Gneuing's aeaiI.
NETWORK, December ~

The brig Ann and Francis, Clifford, from Ca
dir, fer New-York with wine and falt to Hicks.
Jenkins & Co. was captured on the goth of
Nov. on. St. Georges Bank, by the Cambrian
frga.e, capt. Berresford, and ordered for Ber-
muda the frigate proceeded for Hampton
Roads, where ihe landed Mr.. H. Rodgers, who
was pafIenger in the above brig.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-30
For. the Repository.
MR.. PRINTER,

MIR. PRINTER,
The public are much indebted to Co.
vernon Lewis, for the pains he has taken
to prevent them from being imposed
upon by a couple of ignoramuses, of the
names of Frazier and Gass. 1t seems
that these two men, who were mere pri-
Yates in the Governors expedition, had
the temerity to keep journals of their
proceedings, and since their return, with
out IeaVe of the Governor, have had the
audacity to offer these journals for pub
fication.
The journals are offered to the public
as the productions of Frazier and Gass.
corrected by the publishers; but his Ex-
cellency has discovered that they are
" spurious publications nozo preparing
for the press. Having made this disco
very, he says he considersit ga duty he
owes to the public, as well as to himself,
to put them the btIblic and himself up
on their guard with respect to such pub
locations, lest from the practice Of such
impositions, the Practice IF spurious
publications. nav preparing f5rthe press J
f|~v rtbo "..AE~ - , :; m -. b.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-30

of the enemy at considerably more than.
twelve thousand men,"
French accounts state, that on the
10th OF February an engagement took
place between parts of the two armies
which were not present at the battle of
Eylan, and that the Russians were de-
feated with the loss of $500 in killed
and wounded.
LOWER ELBE, March l..
The last battle, fought five miles from
Konigsbergh, has been one of the most
destructive in the history of the present
war. The number of killed on both
sides is stated at 10000. 1t seems that
a strong column of Russians that had
escaped the battle of Mohringen, and
approached the Vistula, was cut off from
the main body, and was not able to force
its way through the enemy without the
greatest difficulty, and the loss of much
artillery and men. The Russian centre
was SIX times attacked by the French
if they had succeeded in breaking
through it, they would have become
masters of Konigsburgh, and the rich
magazines in that city.
The Polish general Kosiusko has
been taken prisoner blythe Prussians.
The Prussian marauding party, that
has penetrated to Frankfort on the
Oder, has taken a considerable trans-
port ofmoney.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-30
INTELLIGENCE.

domlnions in South America, has sailed
from Portsmouth.
Monte Viedo, it is stated, has surren-
dered to the British.
The French under Mortier had in
vested Stralsund, in Swedish Pomera-
MIA.
The Russian field marshal Kamenskov
AND gen. Buxhowden, have been recall
ed, and gen. Benningsen appointed com
mander in chief.
The French gen. Victor, who had
been made prisoner, has been exchanged
tor gen. Butcher, said to be the best in
the Prussian service.
One OF the French bulletins mentions
that 1000 Russian prisoners had been
liberated by Cossacks.
The Russians say that in the battle of
Eylan the French had 10000 men, and
that on the Russian side four generals
were killed.
With respectto the success of the con-
tending armies, the respective official
accounts differ SO widely that it is diff
cult to form an opinion. The following
description OF the battle of Eylan, col
Iected from the 58th French bulletin.
will serve to shew it was a hard-foupht
action, and that the combatants were ex-
posed to very severe hardships.-
On the evening before the battle Sc
Veral Russian regiments posted in a
church and graveyard in the town of
Eylan, were attacked by the French,
and after stubborn resistance left their
position at ten o'clock. The French
occupied the town, and both armies
passed the night on their arms. At day
break the next morning, the Russians
commenced the action by brisk can
nonade, from hill, on the town and adj
Jacent troops. The French under mar
shall Angereau advanced, 40 pieces of
cannon placed on the hill occupied by
the Russians, and dreadful carnage
took place on both sides. The Russians
were preparing to attack the French left,
when they were attacked in the rear by
part OF the corps of marshal Davoust-
the corps of Angereau displayed to at
tack their centre, and that of gen. St.
Hiliare marched for their right, both
manouyring to join Davoust, when a We
ry heavy snow covered both armies so
al. -
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-04-30
( 65 J

out success. Two lines of Russian ca
valry were broken; the third sustained
itself. In making this charge, gen. DALI
man was killed, and gen. Hautpoult NOR
tally wounded. At length the whole of
marshal Davoust's corps gained the rear
of the Russians, and disledged them
from their position. "Three hundred
mouths of fire." says the bulletin, "vo-
mited forth death, on both sides, during
twelve hours. The victory, for a long
time uncertain, was decided and gained
when marshal Davoust displayed on the
platform hill and dislodged the enemy,
who after having made several efforts to
regain It, sounded aretreat. The French.
account of the loss on both sides. was
given in our last.
The following is the Russian official
account OF the battle of Eylan.
Translation of aletter from general
the Baron de Bennington, to his males
ty the emperour of Russia, delivered by
lieut.. colonel Stavitzki, aid-de-camp to
his imperial majesty.
On the field IF battle, Preussich Eylau,
February 8.
SIRE am truly happy TO have it
IN my power to inform your imperial
majesty that the army, the command of
which your majesty has deigued to con-
fidc in me has been again victorious.
The battle which has Just taken place
has been bloody and destructive. 1t
began on the Goth Jan. 9th Feb.) at
three O'Clock in the afternoon, and last
ed until o'clock in the evening of the
9th Jan. 18th Feb
"Ihe enemy was completely defeat
ed one thousand prisoners, and twelve
stand OF colours which have the hon
our herewith to transmit to your males
ty, fed into the hands of the conquerors.
This day Bonaparte attacked me with
his best troops, on my centre, and on
both wings, but were repulsed and bea-
ten on all sides. His guards repeatedly
attacked my centre without the smallest
success. After very brisk Are, they
were repulsed at all points by the bayon-
ct and by charges of the cavalry. Sc
veral columns of infantry, and picked re-
glments of cuirrassiers were DESTROYED.
shall not fail to transmit to your
Majesty, as soon as possible, detailed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
I 90 REGIMENT OF CAVALRY,

Commanded by Lieut.-Col. Thomas Mann Ran
dolph of Albemarle.
The troops in this regiment raised in the LIST
and Sd brigades compose the 1st battalion, COM
manded by major John T. Woodford of Caro-
line; those raised in the 5th and 9th brigades
compose the ID battalion, commanded by major
Thomas Hunton OF Fauquicr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
4ru REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY,

Commanded by Lieut. Col. Robert Goodwin OF
Southampton.
The companies in this regiment raised in the
9th and 9th brigades compose the 1st battalion,
commanded by major John Lewis Of Gloucester
those raised in the ID and 18th brigades compose
the ID battalion, commanded by major Samuel
Coleman of Henrco.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
SD REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY,

Commanded by Lieut.-Co. Alexander King of
Hampshire.
The companies in this regiment raised in the 9TH,
18th, 18th and 9Th brigades compose the 1st bat
talon, commanded by major James Taylor of Mont
gomery those raised in the 10th, 10th and 9Th
brigades, compose the I'd battalion, commanded
by major James Singleton of Frederick.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29

The allotment of the comhanieS Of Greadiers Liehf
Infantry Pifemen raised avithin the BattaLions,
Regiments, BrfgadeS, and Divisions, into diuisi-
ons from one 10 ten for a regular rotinc of duty,
by The Erecntive, is as foioGrS:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
Sd REGIMENT OF CAVALRY.

Sd REGIMENT OF CAVALRY,
Commanded by Lieut.-Col Henry Bower OF
Botetourt.
The troops in this regiment raised in the 9TH,
18th, 18th and 9th brigades, compose the 1st
battalion, commanded by major Robert CRATIC
OF Augusta; those raised in the 10th, 10Th and
18th brlgades, compose the Cd battalion, com
manded by major Alexander Shield of Rock
bridge.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29

SAMUEL COLEMAN, D. a c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
Sd REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY,

Commanded by Lieut.-Col. VIM. r. Fleming of
Goochland.
The companies in this regiment raised in the 1st
and Sd bfigades compose the first battalion, COM
mandcd by major John Stevens of Culpeper those
raised in the 5th and 9th brigades compose the
cond battalion, commanded by major John Bro
Aaugh of Fauquier.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29

These two columns intended shew that the Voiun
eer Companies raised in the Baaons mentioned at their
lads, allotted the Rotnc Divisions therein led
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29

4TH REGIMENT OF CAVALRY,
Commanded by Lieut. Col. Larkin Smith of King and
Queen.
The troops in this regiment raised in the Cd and
18th brgades, compose the 1st battalion commanded
bv major Tunsta Banks OF Essex those raised i'm the
oth and 9Th brigades. compose thu ID battalion, COM
manded by major William Ball of northumberland.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
1sr REGIMENT OF CAVALRY,

Commanded by Lieut. Colonel Philemon Hol-
combe of Prince Edward.
The troops in this regiment raised in the 4th
4 18th brigades, compose the 1st battalion, com.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29

manded by major Petcrheld Archer Of Amelia
those raised in the 18th and 18th brigades COM
pose the I'd battalion, commanded by major John
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29

additional COMPANIES of Vointeers, allotted 6v entire
ConltanieS fnto Divisions, from one 10 zen Jer q
Tesm Rotne Of duty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29

[ Foar Dollars Per Amum-1baid in Adpaace.J

Pursuant to Lq7v, the Executive haze caused tie Sc
0erM Computes Of ArtiRery and Troops Of Ga
Oulyy, to BE- allotted by entire Companies into Di-
visions, fr0m one to ten far regular rotine 81
duty as f2N0ivS:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-08-29
1sr REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY,

Commanded by Leut.-Col. Clement Darlington
Of Charlotte.
The componies in this regiment raised in the 4th
and 9th brigales compose the first battalion com
manded by moior lanes Galloway, ir. of Frank
lin those raised in the t1th and 18th brigades
compose the 81 battalion, which is commanded
by major Thomas Read of Charlotte.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23
Pubic SAT-

WILL Be sold q public yendue, On
wv "Wednesday the 4lk of Novem.
Ebernext, atthe lafe dwelling Of tiattaile
Muse, deceased, avase variety Of House.
hold and Kitchen Furniture-a great
nnmberof Farmi6E Utensils, Wagons,
Carts, Gear, &c. 6ss. --aAbout forty
york Horsss Breeding Mares and
Coils, fron one 70 four years of agex
one hundred head Of Cattle, consisting,
ofgood Beeves, Mich Cows, and thriv-
ing Young Steers and Heifers--ninev
head Of Sheep, nd about one hundred
head Of Hogs, together with 4 bumber
cf artieles too numerous for insertion.
Nine months credit win Sc given, and
bond With approved security win be re-
Yuired. The sale will continue from
day 20 day uufilthe whole Il disposed of.
IA MARGARET MUSE, Ex'r'x.
MAGNUS TATE, jun. Ex'r.
Octcbef Il, 1907. &. & Nh. .4.yssE=
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3 q a - 4 . q - !
Puhsc SAX. !.

MIN BE- sold !, public yendae, Oh
N Wednesday he 2sth instant, IL
me place where the subscriber now lives,
tormetly the residence Of Matthew PoT.
terheld. deceased. anumber Of Horses,
Cows. sheep and Hogs--sone House,
hold Furniture, Farming Utensils, !
Set Of Smithss Tools, &c. &c. Nine
months credit viii Be given. on bond
With approved security. The szls win
Commence about ten o'clock. ...T5 s.
GEORGE HARLAN.
oeto6er -, 1907. 81.
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y d !
Hasinss Fn;.h ~ speaiae ! large
Nes9 Goods.

which were patehased principally for
Cash. and win " sold unusually low.
His lafe purchases comprize The fol.
loving articles: MI 4. 81
Up~ards a so pieces Flannels, assort.
ed, and lower than they have ever been
sold ID this place before. I'll
Brova Moleakiu Coating, for Ladies'
Costs, /. ts} 3
Silk Cloves, assorted, *
Canbrick Dimitfes, assorted,
Elegant Tsbby velyets and Trafalgar
Vsst.Shapes, b
Cotton Laces, as1oFted, .a ss
Soal and Upper Leather. &c. Be.
HE so,tntns y s,ssO very conf isfs.
Marsinsburg, October i6, 1907.
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NOTICE.

THE notes thar were given at dc
y sale Of the properly Of Mary Or.
rick, deceased, IN December last, are
now due, and are in the hands Of Charles
Onick, one Of the administrators of
aaid estate- ALI those concerned are de-
sired 20 make payment, ~ but . short
Indulgence can be siven---all who have
claims against said estate, are desired
iofbrihg them forward for settle lient.
NICHOLAS ORRICK. )
~ CHARLES ORRIcK. Adns.
October l6, 1907.
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JOHN TIMMoN's,
D,bsei'. q

Lismg IN the Main-strsss, Maytinsb,.yr.
in fhe hssss " NickoIas chotDeys. &
formerly oecaPieda pssy-isnst,
u EsPEcTFUELr inform. ,l,e Il.
IN habitants Of Martinsburg and liz
vicinity, that be i now .furnished with
every article necessary for carrying on
The Wheel and Reel making b,sinsss--.-
Also Wollen and Cotton Wheels. .. He
hopes % give satisiaetion 70 every person
who may please q favour hin with their
custom. q.
0efetes is, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23

toshe Subscribers plantasion,
NJ on OPecion Greek, On Friday the
I'd inst. . white mare about Rurteen
hands high, shod before, ra.her. heavy
made, about eight years old, Is a natural
trosser, has : small lump on her right
side, that appears to have been occasi-
oned BY being hooked, her name hangs
'onths right side and Is rather bushy, has
no brand Perceiyable. Theuwner'is de-
sired 70 prove property, pay charge. and
take her AWAY.
WILLIAM TALLER.
Ostober 9, 1907.
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hills Brady,

d ESPEcTFULLY informs her
IN friends, and the public generslly,
that she has opened aG ROCER1ST STORE
10 the house lately occupied BY Doctor
1acot r. Harris, dec and next door
% Mr.. Prices store, where she win b.
thankful for any custom 10 her line .she
public may please % favour her win.
Her present. dssorfsienf cohsjsfs III,
pavf u the foiloIoinT AgacIes
French Brandy and Spirip, 6rst proof, ii
Sherry Wine. .s;-.t4
Exrsllen. old Peach Brandy and Mary.
Land Whisky. I'll 1 I.
=. .%PHfi ,.s. s sEis TEAS, :
Coffee rs ~ best quality, ii e 4
Ditto seeoad ditto, \. u I
LOAF. Lump and Brown Sugar,
0round and Race Ginger, 81
Aispice. Cloves, Mace, Nutmegs and
Cinnamon, ag II f'II Z ;
Eiquorice Root aud BAH, Z !
Almonds, Filbsrts, Ranins and Tana.
rinds, d Il Il. !. ..5t@ !. (. ..$ H.
Best Spanish Cigars, Tobacco, Rappes
and Scotch Snuff, 80. 1
Wash Balls, Glanber SaIts, &c. n
All which abe WIN dispose Of on very
reasonable terms for Cash.
q Martinsburs, Oesober Is, fsoF.
t / . " II
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: TAKE NOTICE.

THE subscriber Intending 10 leave
i this country By the 2ist inst. -
guests u persons indebted 70 him, 81
bond, note, or book account, 10 nav oiF
their respective dues By that time--i
Those who neglect this notice, need not
expectany longer indulgence. .stss
ALEXANDER P0kTERFIELD.
October9, 1907. - 9..., = "a -.- q.
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TO LET.

"A VERY eoivenisDt Store House.
IA with accommodation for q email
hmily, situate near the subseriber's
Mills, . aPopulous and wealthy set,le.
ment. This house wa formerly oceu.
pied BY the subscriber 70 ! store, -and
latserly by Mr.. John Cambell. The per.
con renting may calculate On . consider
ablebusiness.
GEORGE NEWKlRK.
Z Berkeley County, ocruber a, isoz.
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]. SLX CENTg 3 REWAkn.

SIX CENTS REW.ARD.
- AN away from the Subscriber, Iiy-
IN ing in Maftinsbnrg, On Friday tho
2dinst. IN apPrentice boy 10 The weaving
business, named Mathew Francis.
bound 81 the Counsy Gourtof Berkeley,
ne isfatheE stout niade, Of ! dark COM,
Plexion, and about nineteen years Of age /:
ne took with him . variety Of clothing.
mot particularly reeollected. Twill give
six cents reward, but no shanks, for re-
turning said runaway.
HENRY PULSGROVE.
October 9, 1907. Z T
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QYyirtas ofa deed Of trust, executed
Dby James Morrow 20 the subscriber,
% secure ! sum Of money therein men,i.
oaed, due from he said Morrow 70 VIII
liam Somnsrsiile. win Be cold, on the
Premises. g the highest bidder for rea.
dy moneE On saturday he 2lth int. I
Home and half Los Of Ground, the pro-
PeEty Of The said Morrow, situate %
Water street j. the town ofA lartinsburr.
WILLIAM BELL, Trustee. s
October 9, 1907. - -.
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OURsUANrD,he last wil i and t.,.

DURSUANTto the last win and ties.
! lament of Edward Walkins, de-
ceased, viii be sold at public anction.
g Culpepers Court House, on the
hrst day Of January next, about forty ave
choice healthy Virginia born slavss, Men
md Women, Boys and Giris, mostly
young and very likely; sundry articles
Of household furniture, twelve months
credit win Be allowedthe purchaser, Who
must execute bonds with approved sscu-
rity Tor the purchase money, before any
property win be delivered. -: =
. WILLIAM PENDLEToN, Ear,
Berkeiry County, KrRiaia, ], +
JsA 81, 1907. ~- -
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A PETITION win be presented 10
II the General Assembly al Ia next
session, praying tia. ! law may pass for
the appointment of Commissioasrs with
power To- regulate the police Of the town
Of hath, and 70 raise, By way of Lottery,
or othsrwise, sum Of money for the
Improvement ofthe Public Squsre Win.
inthe same. I. d J, N. +. = g. -:
October IS, 1907. ,...,>.i7 # .sr.3. .
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70 the plantation of lanes
~ Strobe, decd, Oh The iSth Of Iuly
last, AIRED sorrel horse COLI, with q smalI
star, supposed 70 be one year old Last
spring, appraised 70 sixteen dollars.-
The owner isdesired TO prove properly,
pay charges and take him away. {, -
- CHRISTOPHER PARROTT.
October 3, 1907. Z
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NOTICE.

snNthe isth of October, isos. / a..
" elined the Mereantile business, /
then hatteredmyself thatlongbeEore this,
e would BE- inmy power % collect all ny
debt., but 20 IL i, there . yet very con-
siderable debts due % me, fnow for the
last time request every pefson Indebted
60 me IN any manner whafcver, 10 make
payment before the frat day of Noveni-
her nezs. % suits will positively BE
brought against I'll thoss who fail 10 make
payment, on, or before thar time. u Il.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Sept. -, 1901.
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Avatiesy Of BL1NKS
fs, sale Al. sasis Office. ?
MARTINsBURC, Berkeley csu,s..
Virginia; Printed and tnbIs shed 5v
= s T0HN ALBURTIS
r1an. o. TnE INTELLlcENl,cER..

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OK Dollars: 1ezygyd..

n OST on Saturday the iotk instant.
IL on The road leading from Martins.
burg, By Fcreman,s Ferry on Potomac.
river, % William Davis living. in Rim.
COLDS manor, . Iiumber Of notes Of hand
wrapped inaPiece ofnewspaper. WHO
ever fnds the same and returns them. d
Mo, or secures them il any manner, 80,
that ! gstthelnfaxain, shall receive the
above reward. with thanks from the cub.
scriber. 5=t 4 5s s75 n, II fl III i, Z q
ALEXANDER PoRTERFIELD.
Beykeiey County, October ls, 1907. ,
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Dry Goods ana,
{. Gyore1zcs,

which viii Be sold on the very loves,
terms, for Cash or Country Produce, or
on = short credit % punrtual customsrs.p
JAMES FAULKNER.
/ Marsinsbnrg, Ssp.ember II, 1sov.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23
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THE partnership Of Horton O. Gzsrk
was dissolved on The, 9th April b.
mutual soesent; III thoss indebted %
the said Firm, are requested 70 make
Immediate paynlent 70 James Horsoa,
who is duly anshorised 70 settle the basi.
meas Of safa Firm. $50 s.
81. JAMES HORTON.
JOHN CLARK. -