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FOR SALE.
April 2t.


MAI valuable Tract OF LAND, WHEREOF Col.
Peter Perkins formerly lived, in the county of
Phtyivania' on Dan river, adjoining the Sauraw
own Lands equal in quality if not hyperion to any
Lands IN that part OF the country The above Tne6
contains upwards OF one thouland acres about three
hundred acres OF which, is low grounds, not Iubiel
TO Overlooking; the high Land is well timbered and
produces good corn, what and tobacco and lies level
On the above Land, thtre is good dwelling houGe &
other neeehary houfes, aficien for the aceommoda,
on of gentee family--ALso, good apple & mach
orehard of cbocelt frut The htUation Is very HI
iohe' and not above twenty five miles from Lynch
burg, where the Petersburg price for tobacco can ge
neray he obtained. The lubicrber will fell great
bargain IN the above L1nd for caih or part can. x
the balance on d credltscoommodatng 10 the pnreba-
Ter further deieriptpn is thought unneeeary. % il
Is inPPoied tholt who siGi to purchafe, would fla
view the Land, &c. The above Lands will be lhewn
by the subieriber on the premifes or in his abenee
BY Philip Jenkins, Efl who lives adjoining PoGen
on will be given IN Oaober next and the purebal,r
Can be iurnihed with took of every defcrption afo
corn, POis, &c, q; moderate prices. N. PERKINS
WAY - 4w.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS,
HaViag tatrH Hogit /t=O ddor5 beozo tie EeK. ia.
Vsra, ofsr5 For Sale, pDdty tie firm Of
WHITE g SHELTON,
4 GENERAL alIortment of GROCERIES,. which
I a they will diipole OF on very moderate terms.
tor Caih, Country produce, or approved paper.
ISAAC WHITE,
JOHN S. SHELTON.
December %, If
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4rtitP-Es
"A IL SfJ67; kg-qeg claims neofnG tie eJiffe
"A efSekn Pcsjirfoa, cl7. iofe 81. f5e Cily Of
RirsEoed, det'd. are tc?acard u rSbiLif fiem 10
ejfscr + me .(4.Je-i5rr5 rs Lsesaik az be5iG.e.
CEO. PICKETT,
RObEkT POLLARD,
CHS. jOii$Si
X. SHEPPARD.
HSmniFga!ory.
HoTsreber ls. e.
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HprI2s.

4 IL perfons having claims againf the enate of
the late John Harvie, of Beivdere, are requer
ted to bring Them forward, properly authenticated,
IN order that the Sabcriber may make arrangements
Tor their adjui'ment, and thoie indebted the fad
etate, 1t IS hoped will make as fPeedy payments as
potbe.
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NOTICE..

7 FOREWAEN all psrlous from purehaling the
( nia,liie.ts for two Hid of Tobacco Clipped from
Rsndolph's Ware Hcuie, North Milton. in March
lat. The above 1obaeetis at Shoeko= Ware Houfe,
marked
|. d. No. s. I6s, 2s7,
lie, les, l27s.
The above Tobacco Ms fold under an execution,
By the Shtrifof Alternate county.
9IoN-4S JOHNSON.
May 8. ct.
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JUST CRIVED,

and FOR SAFE,
III bis JezUsiry Store,
a GENERAL afortrsent of Swords, BeI,, F.
y Paulettes, P.umes and Cockades; all, Druus
and Flies. ENOCH sIJIJIvnM
May /. #
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RICHMOND TURNPIKE COMPANY.
Z N purijance of refolution of the BOARD of nj
: reStors for the laid COMPANY. will be IN Id a
Auction, al Eagle-Taveru. ON Saturday ,be soth
OF next month, all SHARES Of desinauent Stool.
holders in the faid company.
~ SHEPPARD 7yesIly.y.
ATril II. tdc
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or all their STOCK OF GOODS, on hand
and will continue from day to day until all is
fod The terms C! f.ic will be as follows: Cal for
al frn,s under hundred dollars; Six months Gre
tt for ali itns above hurdred dollars and unde-
I've hundred dollars; SS Tx and twelve months credit
for al iuis above five hundred do.Ira; Negotiable
Notes, wi;t apr ID eildorisrs, will be required of
the Purehaiera. Aid OH the 25th MSy, will be fold
a. aussion, il :hat TENEMENT, on the Main Stree,
OF This City, whe-e the Sore OF G1LL1Ar 90 ItkRv
Is now kcpt; for this Tenement, credit Of Cx and
sweive lnesSh, While lowed the rur.,.sfcf .-,1cy
Negotiable Notes with approved endoTiers; ana
Deed of'iruA on tbs properly, lecu-e TIE pur-
Shale money; will be taken endorfer Of
4 note, i,nlefs they reiile Richmond or Mamthef-
ter As it is the villa Of GiLLIAT Il kirby 10 have
the Affairs Of that Grn, brou ht ciofe early as
Po.,Ibe all pe.fons indebted 20 the firm by open
COUNT, reqaeled fer ward and fetiie their
accounts, pay the balances due from them, exc
cute bonds for their balances and it is hoped that all
debtors 20 the frnl vii! make ipeedy payment.
The Stock Of GOODS on hand. will continue TO
be fold private fAie reduced prices, whoiefaie
and retail, untii the S9th May For
JOHN GILLIAT 8, ielf.
THOhIAs GILLIAT,
JAMES t<l2bY,
MAY l. ,dr
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TRkM 6F

Surerfne Cloths feeves,
do. Kerleymere', Elegant Leno Wells
Engiilh aad India Man Extra long and Mort Kid
keens, Gloves,
Irih Linens and Long Ladies Kid & Morocco
Lawns, Shoes
Book Mullins, SILK and Cotton Cham
pian x worsd Leno's, brays,
Queens fancy do Bandanna and Madras
Long 5hawIs wUtkJ, haG.
Si,. q Cotton Eoirry, Cd Csmbrict and I.eno
Crapvs .ilor,ed, Shawls,
CioGham "Hd Calieoes, y Germah Linen,
furriture DO. India Mullins,
M@ritiiie' x India Di- furniture, fringes and
NIFTY, Cords,
Dimi,y & Cam5ricA DO. q few pair haudfome s.
CsmbricS Mullins, Boots.
Sik Gloves and Iacd4
The upper part Of MS hout, is as yet, unoccupied
and may Je bad BY immediate application, on mode
r=.c tcsms.
-1pSH 80. If
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-fn Ordgaaes concerning TIE Taxe5 FIR tie C:ty
efRiebw0nd, FIR fke Jenr One Iboyiand Eigbt
fiar6yrd and SIX.
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May ).
SPRING GOODS.
II Ugh HR d BROOKE.

AT THE SIGN OF THE PLOUGH,
TAs JIM received general aTortmcnt of C GODS.
8 ianabie ior r"e eaou, ali Of which he will fell
at the noa reducei prices fer call country pro-
dacs
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b.-ea 81 9a.i.rttstesss.
TIE PARTNERSHIP OF
GiLLIAT 81 KIRBY,

IS, BY MUTUAL CONSENT, CONTINUED UNTIL
TUE 2OrK OF NEXT MONTH, (MAyD AND
WILL Dissolve ON THAT DAY; ON
WHICH DAY, COMMENCE,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-02
INTERESTING LETTER

from Mr.. Merry, late minister from the
court of Great Britain to the U. States,
received al New York, and communicated
for the Register.
The following extrac,from Mr.. Merry's
letter being fuller than thar which was Civ.
ep in yesterdays Register, will be more
satisfactory 10 the public. We can assure
our readers of its authenticity, and that it
is considered by Mr.. Merry's correspond
ent as of official authority.
Casrgss street { LonGonJ Aug II, 1907
have been favored with your letter,
to which have deferred replying, in the
dairy expection that some official accounts
from America would have eoabled his ma
|jesiy's government, TO have determined
upon the line Of conduct that it may nlti.
ma'ely appear eSpedient to pursue 10 the.
critical state Of oar relations with that
country.
For de6aitiou OF the manner IN which
the question stands at this moment, and
will remain until official information be re.
ceived, respecting the psetensioas of the
American government towards an adjust
mens of the complaint on their part, occa.
stoned BY the affair between his malesy's
ship Leopard and he Chesapeake friga,e,
l canaot do better than refer you TO the ex.
p!auation. given las, night by Mr.. Canning
IN the House otCommops. To tha;s,ale-
ment however, it may be satisfactory /.
should sadd, that, as government have, in
their explanations with the American mi
mister here, disavowed the principle upon
which admiral Berkeley has acted, and re.
called him 10 consequence of the orders he
issued, there is great room to hope that
this affair will be settled ia an amicable
manner.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-02
NORFOLK, Seftt. IS.
ARRIVED,

Ship Georgiana, Chamberlain, SO days
from Amsterdam.
Sloop Venus, Boush, 10 days from New
Providence. Sopke, Sep. "a, in lat. 81, long. 7e,
ship Minerva, Of Wiscasset, SO days from LII
verpool bound to Wilmington-25th, In lat.
IS, q, long. ISLE, .schr. Betsey, from St.
Jago de Cuba bound to Philadelphia, l6 days
out--Y yesterday morning about 8 leagues from
Cape Henry, saw British ship of war with
an American ship with a jack flying for a pi-
lot lying-to, the American ship had bright
sides, figure head, quarter galleries and royal
wards across in about one hour and half the
Jack was hauled down and both ships made
sail and stood to the southwark.
Sch'rVictory, Prindle, days from New
York.
Sch'rPolly, Manchester,lo days from Bos-
ton.
In Hamilton. Roads.
Ship Huntress, Woodberry, ~ days trora
Liverpool, bound to Tsppahannock.
Left there ships Jane, Colley Industry,
Wilson and brig Martha Bland, Cromwell,
to sail in 10 days for this port and City point.
In lat. 40, leng. SIS, spoke ship Eliza, Water
man, % days from Liverpool bound to New
York--Yesterday, IA leagues p. n. p. OF
Cane Henry, brig Betsey, OF and bound to
Philadelphia, from Tortola.
The brig Nancy, Thompson, from N. York
to Nassau(N. T. Jon the 3thnst. about 8 smiles
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-02
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 20.
MONPOE,S TREATY.

{ II may not be amiss at the present mo.
men., when so much public conversation
is allotted 10 the treaty rejected by Mr..
Jefferson, to revert to the language used
by Mr.. Monroe, 10 announcing to the pre-
sidens the conclusion of this treaty: for
this purpose, we now repubIish Messrs.
NJ onroe and Pinckney's letter, which il
will be observed, by the passage in capitals,
positively says, they had agreed upon all
the points nnder discussion. The presi.
deat in his message TO congress, used
precisely The same words.
ICOPY.1
London, December 81, 1906.
SIs,
We have the pleasure to acquains goa
that we have this day agreed with the Brit.
ish. commissioners to conclude treaty
ON ALL THE POINTS WHICH
HAVE FORMED THE OBJECT OF
OUR NEGOTIATION, and on terms
which we trust our government win ap-
prove. IL will require only few days
TO reduce II TO form. When that is done
We shall ;ransmit il TO you by special mes
senger.
We hasten to communicate to you this
interesting intelligence for the Information
and guidance OF our government 10 such
N nsures as may have reference to. The
subject. We7haye the honor TO be, with
great consideration and esteem, sir,
Your most obedient servants,
JAMES MONROE,
VIM. PiNCKNEY.
JANE Madison, Sec. STATE,
Washingten.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-02
Urdanna, .AHgust ~, 1907.

Urdanna, .Aagust ~, 1907.
DEAR SIR,
WE are preparing for defence
BY building block houses. The people are
more alarmed than evcrthey have been !;
for myself lean hardly Judge whether there
is danger or not. will trouble you with
reading the copy Of letter from William
Wells, commander and agent at fort
Wayne, to Mr. ]. Gerard at Ssaunson,
On the big Miami, Gate6 9Th Of August
1907. Mr.. Gerard dispatched an express
to major Moore, and while his horse was
eating took the liberty of copying it,
which the following is an extract
- have only time to say that the Indi.
ans CONTINUE to flock to Creeayi.le 10 large
numbers, but canno, see any danger TO
be apprehended from them they appear
to be rcligiously mad. Tell the people not
TO be alarmed, there is no DAGGER as yet.
believe the British is at the bottom Of this
business, though the Indians are not hos.
tile inclined as vet. shall endeayor to
keep them SO, until the government can
take some decisive steps on the occasion.
THERE'S now 500 and upwards at this place
and their number is increasing. will
take care thar as few as possible goes to
Greenville. ! would advise you to keep
oae ofswo men at Greensine. TO give you
such information, as might be proper for
you to know about the snaneavres Of the
Iodians at that place their number at this
time mast be ESQ menD
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-02
FRENCH SCHOOL.

M subscriber respectfully informs, that
" eve neeontinues to keep French School eve
of m:e.nAlsis from six to nine osclock.-Ternas
loss'u 0a may be known by applying at his
80 Corner 81 Prince and Royal-streets.
s.. JOHN FRIGNET.
>~r.eilDer 3. IawSw
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Accounts from Halifax, state, that $50 men
from the Bellona were confined in the Hospi-
tai, with the scurvy. Subscriptions had been
made for the support of Is America ns( cap
tnred in merchant yessels)thst had been re-
leased from the Bellona, Sc The crews of
the captured American vessels in port bad
been released man who had been impress
ed and remained on board the Indian sloop
of war for nearly three years, had been dis
charge by order Of the admiral.
Charleston paper.
The Danish government Of the island
Of St. Thomas having prohibited the ex.
porta,ion of provisions, shipping must ex,
pee, certain and heavy loss on adventures
TO that quarter.
The actual cousump,ion Of the island is
trifling, and ifthe present restriction con.
iinues in force, American produce will in
little time be sacrificed there at less than
half cost in the.U. States, Ibid.
In turning over London Annual Register
for the year .l77z, we And the following arti
Gle, which proves that the singular malady
which affected the al mics in Poland, last win
ter, is not new disease Albany Crisis.
LONDON, July ls, 1772.
Extract OF a letter from Paris
q Mad. d'Orcay died here lately of dis
temper little known in this country, but dis
singuished in Poland by the name of the rLI-
QUA One of the symptoms of this distem-
per is looked upon as incurable, which is,
that the blood issues from the hair"
In the address Of the Freuch senate to
the emperor 90 his return 10 Paris, they.
observe TO him, that by his treaties with
Russia and Prussia !" he had shuf out from
the continent more efeclually than ever the
insrieues and the commerce Of that iusular
government, whom speedy peace can a.
lone rescue from the catastrophe that threa.
tens them"
The French papers assert, that the king
of Prussia has resolved 10 take up his re.
sidence in Koningsberg. This fret mea.
sure Of his new administration is 40 10.
promising commencement. A just senti-
IN nt has led to This step. The inhabitants
of Berlu are said TO have evinced more
than necessary ebsequiency to the will Of
the conqueror. while the people of Konings.
berg displayed loyal resignation and firm.
ness.
~ an Official account 10 Paris paper of
the Prusslan prisoners, it appears there
were SIG of;cers, and 123,4ls Prlyates.
The British parliament has been pro.
rogued to the a4sh Of Septembsrs
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Accounts from Stralsund are 20 aug
:, when il had not surrendered. S me ate
tempts have been made TO negotiate.
The proposed match between Jerome
Bonaparte and the Princess of Saxpny is
broken off, owing it is said to the scrupes
Of the lady because he has wife living. IL
is said that the princess is to marry the
emperor of Austria.
Jerome, tits now said, is 10 be unised 70
the princess of Wirtembete. daughter 10
law TO the princess royal Of EDg!aud.
20 the editor ofthe NortoN Herald
SIR,
Perceive IN your paper come,us
nication, stating Thar "a meeting hid 'aka
en- place between Dr.. S.ark and capt. Cor.
don, 10 consequence Of dsspa,e or The
subject Of commodore Barron's conduc:,
several shots were exehaaSed Willows ef-
feet. The affair lermia.!cd IN ,hs Doc
tors receiving wonnj threush he arm
from Lieut.. Crane, The frised Of captain
GordcE!p
II is obvious that the intention Of the
author OF that risce, was 10 icia.e ny re.
putaiion, aud that roo ina mean and das,.
ardly way; for although VIVA, be sta.es is
the truth, he has DOT stated the cause Of
my firing Its as foilaws.
There vas a particul,r stipulation bee
tween tie parties, which was communicate
ed TO the gen.ls "a wben they took sheir
ground, that if cider Of n m fred bs fore
they should receive the word The lrierd
of the gen lenan fred %, should in ms die
a.ely shoot him. Dr.. Stark Gged before The
word. aud did ny du y.
Writing sir is nos my pya!es5ion. have
GO wish TO be engaged - newspaper cons
,en,icns. Should aey Ting flrlaer be
published 90 this sebjees, hope she authors
will add their names.
AS the communication was made thro'
your PAPER. I expecs, and have no doubt,
you will hars the iassice 70 give this
place.
/ am,si
Your obde. servant
w. ~. CRANE.
q. s. 1Igatechesapeaksl
24ih Sept. 1907.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-02
P r O c L 4 III Il ITO N.

BE IT KNOWN-The Commissioners
for experimenting the election IN ward no. t,
for a member Of the Common Council OF A.
lcxandria, in the place Of Benjamin. Shreve,
Jun. resigned have, by their return, decla-
red Richard Libby duly elected a member of
the Common Council Of Alexandra.
In testimony whereof have hereunto
-, set my hand and seal OF the Corpo-
ss'' ration, this second day Of October,
1907.
JO.N6E 77H0HGPSON,
Aiayor ef .42eaand,1a.
ASsIZE OF BREAD,
blade ef Sutteiyfn Burr FLOR.
eENTss
The 8 pound loaf to be sold for sc
q pound loaf Is
9 pound loaf 8
pound loaf
JOIN LOJVGDEN,
Clerk OF the Market.
October 2.
n There will be no Market for
Butchers Meat, on Sundays, until he
first Sunday in May next.
October 2.
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Neranurta Dajlp abbertiser.
FRIDAY, CcToBER 2.

The ship Leonidas. Capt. Mckenzie, is ar
rived at Norfolk, from Liverpool, in A6 days
passage-bound to this port.
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CHILICOTHE. Sept. 5.

a gentleman of Urbanna, Campaign coun-
~, Ohio, has transmitted the following
important information 10 his friend 10
this place. which has been politely hand.
ed tous for publication.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-02

to the northward Of the Hole in the Wall, got
on shore and went to pieces instantly cargo
all lost.
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h FOR SHE OR RENT,
ACADEMY,

sed 80 =, story Brick HeusE, pleasantly situ-
~ mn lately occupied by the Rev. y. Fos-
ss,e srms OF sale or rent viii be very mo-
Se,., L. LEWIS.
W'Aoer ~ PAW
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DANCING SCHOOL.
Mr.. CENERIS

II RESPECTFULLY informs the ladies and
IN gentlemen of Alexandria that his
DANCING SCHOOL will commence on
FRIDAY, the I'd inst.
Mr.. GENBRIS flatters himself that he
will give satisfaction to the parents who will
trust their children to his care-They will be
taught in. the most fashionable style, and
variety of New Dances.
nv EYENI.NG or NIGHT SCHOOL
for grown Gentlemen, as usual
October Q. Dot
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-02

:, IrANSsuReH, July 81. The Prussian gene
:, a :. has followed the French Empe-
n;.' = rams, IN order to execute an important
,oa ,s.sn With which he is charged by his
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-12-25
Land for fale.

THE subscriber offers for sale, II =
i moderate price, the Farm lately
occupied and owned By Alexander Pitt
Buchanan. Esq. in the County Of JEFF
~ferson, Virginia. Consisting OF abont
600 acres ; il has ON ita valuable Mill
Seat, a large propcrtiun Of Wood Land,
is wen improved, aod Is Inferior 70 none
in. its neighbourhood for,he pnoduction
Of Corn and small grain. Il lies IN the
neighbourhood Of, and includes Lee.
Town, adjoining the lands of MIR Rich
Willis, Mr.. Viewer, MI. Dandridge
and Mr.. Baylor, on twoSgreat public
roads, ten miles from Martinsblrg, the
same distance from Shepherd Town,
and six from Charlrs-T Town. This Es.
tate Is conveyed 10 the subscriber for the
purpose D fraising money 70 pay certain
debts. An undouhted tide can be made,
and possessions given immediateiy.-
Application may be made TO the snbseri-
ber. living In Charles. Town, Jefferson
County, Virginia.
. = JOHN DIXON.
December i8, 1907.
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Pork wanted.
sTHE subscribers viii give . gene,
i rous price, for a large qusntity Of
Heapy Fa. PORK,
in Cash, or Goods. fp-efered.
JAMES & JOHN LANE.
Shepherds Town, Dec. II, 1907.

GTRAYED from the subscribers
- plantation, some time last spring, q
brown FILLY, three years old, with .
star ID hsr forchssd-it Is nosreeoslsc..
lsfMAEt6st si,her of her feet were white
Of not, had no brand; she was SEN in
June, near the Swan. Pond, in comp my
with in iron gray stndseolt. ANY person
who viii return her, shall be compsnsa.
ted for trouble and expenses.
DAVID HUNTER.
December II. 1907. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-12-25

- In ON last We noticed the capture
of The brig Nancy, ofthihpor,, bya Spa
ish;priysteeT, aud this morning infor-
nation reached y. or he eap.ure Of The
ssh.rExperimsnt, capt. Dickson. from
this port ior Jamaics, bya French Priya-
tier. The Experiments wac laden with
: cargo 81: FLouR only
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-12-25
!. NOTICE.

IT persons indebtedtothe subseri,
Aber for the seryieesdf Young Match
less. are requested 70 make payment on
or before the 24th instant
ANTHONY TURNER.
December 10, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-12-25
For Hire

NEGROES, esa-
sisting Of Men. Women, Bows
nd Girls, chiefly belonging TO Mrs.
MARY Raylor.-thsy wiiihee hired eatfor
the ensuing year, At Mr.. Gibbons, Lee
Town, on Wednesday the SOph instant,
(if fair, ifnot, the next fair dly9 Bond
aud approved security viii be required,
ndfsfthsr terms made known by
William LYME. jun.
Berkeley County, Dreerrbrr Is, 1897.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-12-25
Public Sale.

! WILL be sold al public yendue, Il
w the subscribers plantation, near
= Opeckoa Bridge, about three miles from
Martinsbuvg, on TUESDAY the 5ths day
Of Iannars next, 4 number Of Horsss,
some Mich Cows. and Hogs quan-
THY Of Bacon. an excellent eight day
Clock, asood Road Wagon. and some
other articles. Mine moutns credit will
be given, andbond with approved secu.
risy required.
December 10, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-12-25
~ALEXANDRIA, December

hbGAhNDNhns heSsusoe1at
DR. HuLLUs, surgeon Of the Chesa
peake, arrived at Washington Yesterday
from France, he is the bearer Of dis
patches from Mr.. Armsrrong, our min
lister nj that eourt-he reported that 10 q
conversation between die Emperor Ma
poleon and SIR. Armstrspg, which took
place inshis presence, ths emperor ref
marked tiat any.cauatry h Which q Bri+
rish Muster soas permitted to resids,
.vauLd be considered the ENEM1 Of
France.
.If the account Of DR., Builss be true,
land his, veIaciiy Is un4usstionable)
America win be degraded indeed.
and dsserve TO become the yassal of
';Bonaparte, II. she Submits ny longer
ri to French i~nsolence.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-12-25
Negroes I'd hire.

Tor hire, tothe highest bidder, On
Ne trsr dry OF january nsxt, for
one year. az my dwelling house, SUM
dry SLAVES, Belonging to the estate
ofJames Strobe, deceased, consisting OF
Men, Women and Children. Bonds
with approved security win be required,
and further terms made known by
N REDINGER, &1r.
ABRAHA AM SHEPHERD
Berkeley County, Dec. II, 1907.