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Berkeley, Is.
81 April Conrt, 1907.
Philip C. Psndleton and David Hunter,
Executors Of Philip Pendleton, decd,
Complainant,
IA n zss A0AlNsT IA s !.
James Breathed, Defendant,
asss7 In CHANCERY. r
THE defendant, James Breathed,
i nor having entered his appearance
agreeable 10 an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and il appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he 10
not an inhabitants Of this c ommonwealth,
on the motion Of the complainants BY
their Counsel. il i ordered, thar said
James Breathed do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday In Tune
next, 70 answerthe billofthe Complain
ants, and that Z copy Of this order Be
forthwith inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson intelligencsr for tw6 months
SUCCESSFULLY, and published 1t the door
Of the Court. House of the said County.
A Copy. Teste, Z
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
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Choice Goods.

which we're purchased in PhiladeIphi.
and Baltimore At very reduced prices.
They deem j. unnecessary to particular.
ice any articles, a. they can assure the
public that their assortment Of GOODS
cannot be exceeded BY any, and upon !
particular examination they are satisfed
WIN give general satisfaction, both q
70 cheaPness and quality ,-They
therefore, aatter themseives that thoss.
who wish 70 get good bargains win call
on them, and they pledge themselves
that their friends shall no. Be disappoint-
R. WORTHINCToN, L Co. !.
ShePherd's- Town, April II, 1907.
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! BoLTAc CLOTHS.

TUST received an extensive. assort-
ment ofbess warranted BOETKAG
CLOTHS, ofevery description, which
viii Be Sold unusually low, BY
KENNEDYS & Raglan.
Hsgers-tcwn, June 5, 1906. liyl
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Nszl, Goods.

THE subscriber informs his Friends
j and Customers, that he has Just
received and isnou opening On extensive
7 assortment of So ~
Sp,isg and dney Good;,
Purchased IN he ,i.y Of Philadelphia,
which be Offers q very reduced prices for
CASH o. country produce.
Also op hand, ! quantity Of good Rye
Whisky, BY die barrelo single RaIlon.
Il ALEXANDER COOPER. 81
Mrtinsburg. June S. 1907.
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The subscribers hape Just reeeiped. and
are now opening, ditisndl skRpiylg
SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS, .

which added to their late purchases in
March, makes their assortment very Sc.
nersl and complete, from the very adj
yantageous terms these Goods have been
laid in. they are inabled 70 sell them on
better terms than heretofore, they deem
itunnecessary 70 PARTICIPATES amy arti-
cles, 6 they can assure the public that
their assortment cannot be exceeded by!
any, and upon examination they are sa-11
tis6ed viii give general satisfaction, TO-
spnrchaserss they return their sincere
thanks 20 their friends Cor past avours,
and assure them that every assertion on
their part shall be used 70 merit q con-
tinuance. T. s541s....s = +
THOMAS e.. SMITH, &co..
Martinsburg. May rs, 1907.
NIB. Ehey always keep good as
sortrnent Of Antietam BAR-INON on
hand. The House and Lot occupied by
Mr.. I. Price Is still for sale, for terms
apply % 7. G. S. &co.
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Frs@ Spring Goea5,

s# GfUSs OKt Xxx SSV0Ns3 $8
y among svhich are
Best superfne Calicoes, very handsome,
Common and low price ditto, n.
Super6nc cambricks, ditto low.price,
Ladies Fashionable Robes, richly em-
broidered, AZ - III s..
ditto Shawls, ditto, - : ! -.
A handsome selection oil Leno Muslins,
French Cambrick, and French plain
Lawn for Caps, 5...
a handsome assortment broad Thread
Lace, p
ditto white and ditto black, Patent do.
Ladies and Misses Silk and ditto Cotton
Sandal Hose, s>=.S r. -.
Ladies Extra long English and French
). Silk Gloves, -. r ,-----
ditto ditto white Kid & York Tan, do.
Gentlemens white Kid & white Silk ditto,
Best super6ne Dimities, ditto low.price,
Super6ne ~ Irish Linens, low.priced
ditto, and 81 Sheeting, f. =.
Best strong bleached Ticklingbuxg.
Low price ditto and - German Line ND.
Rushia Sheeting ditto Duck ditto Dowlas
and ditto Drilling, ..~ ~
a great variety Of Cheap Muslins, d. J.
Fashionable Split straw and Leghora,
Bonnets,. !. = p ~ =
Best super6ne London broad Cloths.
Second and third Quality ditto. :
Best Super6ne London Casimores,
Presidents and Constitution Cords,
Velyets and Fancy Cords, - 800
Cotton Casimores, English and India
Nankeens, ~ i. = z~+s.-
Gentlemens silk and Cotton Hose, f. =
Bandannoe and ddrass Handkerchief.
Silk and Cotton chambroy Muslins,
Ladies Morocco and Kid Slippers, y'~.
Gentlemen nice imported Hats, ditto
country made ditto, j @ T.. '~ =
ditto Marsailles, Musiin.nett and
Janer Vest Patterns, - - :
And few handsome Printed East In.
dla Counterpains, r warranted, fast
colors. - =. -. -: -
Also on hand a few very Cheap English
: Silver Watches,
A large supply of Bar. Iron, Pillow
Molds, Steel and Castings, Soal and
upper Leather, Nails Of all sizes, China.
Glass, Queens, Stone and Tip Ware,
with complete assortment Of Fresh
Teas of the FIRST Quality, Groceries.
Saddlery, Hardware, Paints, Brushes.
Oil, Patent and other Medicines I; q
large quantity Of old Whisky, distilled
in MARYLAND out of pure rye. The
whole Of those Goods have been, bought
on low terms, and it will be an object
to purchasers ID a distance to eall and
see them (as wen a. those immed iately
in this Neighbourhood) as We are sci.
ling them uncommonly Cheap. n. +
q JAMES& JOHN LANE.
ShePhefd's-Town, April II, 1907. r.
r. ). They continue to pay the high.
estPriee in Cash for HIprs and SxIHss
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Spring Goods.

THE subscribers have just received.
i 4and are now opening, a. their store
in Shephsrd's- Town, (Mr. Kearsley,s
well known stand) Alarge and complete
asaortment of :, = d =, 4 3 - Il e -
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FaelhS b7zhg gocas.

tTHE subscribers respectfully INFORMS
their Friends Customers u dis
tance) and the Public in general thatthey
have Just received and are now opening
as their store in Shepherds Town,
(By the Market House, 4 handsome
assortment of n 4 j. -: q s2ssss.-
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.G Z: : e :.
E. & r. FINLEY,

No. IS, Hauard-Str
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
REAL INTEREST
10 ABsoLUrE NEcEsstrr

appears probable, from many circun-
stances, that the wars Of Euiope arc f,y
distant from "a happy termination. The
unfortunate temper, displayed by rublic
ana private men IN Great Britain At mr.
ia'r and calm attempts to obtain share
OF navigation and commerce, and to pre-
vent inpressments and spoaliGons. afford
no ground to hope for exemption from sucb
injuries ana vcZatioHs. The fury OF the
war between France and Great Eritian
IS becoming extreme. and lis r,ain from the
recent publication concerning &" the do1-
gers Qf EHgtqHd," that the agddcn trans
portation Of French invaders and the sue.
cess Of such invaders (as in the cases Of
Austria and PrussiaJ are considered thers
as perfectly serious.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
I Il / II l.
Got. Nar0l1 2Surr.

VEST ERDAY the Circuit Court of the
United States for the fifth Circuit and Dis
tfict OF virginia, commenced its session in
TINS cry. The expected trial of Col Bupp
drew together an immense concourse "a
Citlzens from various parts of the Union .
ihdeed lar exceeding any that we recoI'
lect ever to have seen upon any former oc-
At half past twelve O'Clock the court ", G
opened, present do
,JoHN MARSHALL, Chief Justice Of the
United States. VI 'i'1
Cyrus griffin, Judge Of the District
Before the grand jury was impanpelIed
ana sworn, lengthy and desultorv a,e,,-
ment took place between Col Burr Wei,
his counsel on the one side and the attcrre,,
tor'he United States in the District ofV;ro-i-
ma, on the other, in relation to exrertic,'.
taken by tue former to the mannerip Iyb;cI,
some Oh the jurors were Summoned. srd g
many on OBJECTIONS TO some individual mer,,
oerS Oh the jury. The late hour At which
she court adjourned obliges us to comnrees
ll.,o ''s Daffo" compass as possible, tl,c
H. o'L S,,,ais III this preliminary stage of
- '' lbs. indeed, 1t it were in or
ion,.,t, prepare the arguments AZ G,II
Sc ,7,,I,i;, ~ uouO' extremely the proprietv
~ PoD.lSShlng them during the pendebr, -
NV t,V sfllI' before even the petit mrv sI.ii
~ sworn especially as some of those ''. ar
S ,Sh;"t contained degree of asperitg
vs. ', IN. l''lSht possibly influence the mini.
iin Us e VINO may finally pass between tbs
0n''cd states and the accused. -" '"e
- Ai1er u was ascertained that ,;o5,...
o. INC 6rand jury had answered. ' - .i.t.
7Smes' co., Burr stated an Object 'ne.r
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ELECTIONS

DR.. John Claiborne is reelected without
opposition for the district of Brunswick. sc.
Burwell Basset is also reelected with
out opposition for the district Of Williams
burg, Accomac, &c.
Nicholas Sehrell is elected pemhcr &C
the Virginia Senate. Vice MIR Goodrich,
for the district Of Surry, Prince George,
SC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23

The Grand National Festival and Iubi.
lee, which was celebrated ON the 18th of
this month at JAMES Town, was attended
by a concoursc Of upwards Of fwo thousand
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23
NATIONAL JUBILEE.

FROM NORFOLK, May 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-05-23

The president Of the United States has re.
turned to tho City of Washington from :
visit to Monticello.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10

tor standing armies was one but certainly
this argument was rather addressed to the
preludiccs than 70 the reason ofthe people /;
since there can be no Just comparison be-
twcena small police establishment, (scarce-
ly more numerous than n nightly watch
ought be, and altogether employed in the
protection of our public propertv,) and a
standing army! The expense of the insti-
tuition was also objected 70 but we believe,
on fair examination, it will appear not
to have been greater than was absolutely
necessary to maintain in n very humble
manner, the officers and men constituting
the guard: and, at any rate, the safety of
our treasury, of our capital, armory, and
penitentiary cannot be put in competition
with the expenditure of few thousand
dollars per annum. II was well observed
by member OF the House Of Delegates, in
the debate OH this subject, that single
centinel may appear to he of little impor-
lance, yet he may, by giving a seasonable
alarm, be the means ofsaving large army.
so may this guard, however contemplate
it has been considered, be ofinhnite impor-
tance Co the commonwealth.
The want of discipline in the guard was
indeed serious objection and, no doubt,
advantage will be taken of the lamentable
eVeno WHICH mas lately happened, 10y WhlCn
that want was clearly evinced,) to ensure,
if possible, its final abolition. But we
yet hope the next General Assembly will
not be governed by passion or prejudice;
that they will not abolish an useful institu-
ton on the ground that abuses have here
tofore existed in it.
The executive have lately shewn a dis
position to pay particular attention to the
proper regulation of the public guard, and
will probably soon put it'on respectable
footing. This we flatter ourselves will in
duce the legislature TO consent to continue
this necessary establishment
(To be Continued J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10

George ~. Sweeney. on Monday last was in
diced before The Distri6 Curt of Richmond,
now sitting. sor 4 r,lisdemeano. ~ common law
for procu ing money from the Cashier of the Bank
of Virginia, bv forced checks. in the nar,e OF his
late venerable uncle George Wythe. He was
convicted on the Indictment; and his 6ne assess.
ed by the jury 70 one hundred liars. The ,urt
are 10 fix The term of his imprisonment. which
has vet been done; but viii be asceetaned
when sentence is pronounced
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10
WARM TEDERAIIsM

Bur s c"nsPifacy Was II . farce
Do the iede;a'ists reoollcct what cta,rbio,
the maze II general Eaton nm months pastl
Nov ether Eaton mast BE- an iseo; or lar,
or retjured villain, if Eurr's Conspiracy is q
fac
Reai r. bn's deposi ion.
We cave The nyroctisy of the United S,ate.t
Gazette, and a. he pocrsJ OF Connec1,ut
co "ba"d 20 Withdraw fsde, alism from the a,!err.
ma?
Which SIDE will they sae-ifce Eaton Cor B,1ra
Lazy 1dve,usey.
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nc received the thanks of his country in
1888. He is charged with having received
money from the Spaniards, Mr.. Daniel
Clarke, delegate from New-Orleans, as
sures that it is false to his own knowledge,
for with view to give information OH this
subject, he asked the Intendant General
of New-Orleans, who assured him on his
honor that Gen. w. had never received ono
dollar from the Spanish government but
to satisfy YOU fully said the intendant,
will submit the secret service money book
to your inspection, he did SO, and Mr.. G.
says he examinedi it with care, and declares
that there was no charge therein for mo-
ney paid General w. or that i'm any way
whatever could be construed as for his
use"
A letteris said to have been received, by
gentleman in this city, from his friend in
Bordeaux or Paris, dated about the goth
January, giving an account of severe ac-
ton of sirfv hours, after that of December
26th, between the French and Russians.
At the close of this long struggle, which
was extremely sharp and bloody, the EN-
peror of France, is stated TO have thrown
body of 10000 horse into the Russian
rear, by wonderful circuitous forced
march. This manoeuvre produced total
rout of the Russians, who had So loco men
killed, taken and wounded.---D Dem. Press.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10

We are authorised 10 say, that Colonel
GEORGE WM. SMT7H is q candidate to re-
firesent the citizens Of Richmond in the
ne ct General .fssem6y.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10

20 ''"' W" w piAlOSpfnlC1l researCn j.
nave endeavored to explain new, but indirea.
source OF argurne mt in favor of the Dipiniy OF JE
sus ~HRIsT For my support, have relied on
human nature. and Strengthened my proofs by
Illustration and parallel. so far rs illusu a,ion and
parallel could BE- applicable TO the character
thought it possible TO render tie subjetH amusing,
as well as int sesting, to peiy Let the nubl,s
jndg-
Y y virtue of deed OF uL>C eXCcu..d to
- the subscribers by John Henderson of
the county ot Automatic. to secure the paw
ment or certain dcUts therein mentioned
end for other purposes, we shall expose 10
sale, by Public Auction. for ready money.
before the door of the Tavern @! Mr. Trip
lett L. Estes, Ill the town Of Char ilttesvile
and county OF Abemsre, On the drst Mon
day in May next, John Hendersun's lit, rest
In the following properly. to WIT:
ono certain tract. or parcel of LANDS
on the waters OF Hardware river in the sad
county, containing ~ sirvey siH hundred
ana sIXty-siX acres, adJ ming the lands Of
Christopher Hudson, Henry Copeland and
oihers.---Aiso, obout SIX acres OF LAND,
IN or near the town Of Milton. Oh which
there is a valuable mill sest--- Also, an un-
divided interest in LOTS in the said town
OF Milton, ms prop rtion being i've lots--~
Also, the life estate o, Mrs Elizabeth Hem
near Milton, a. present occupied by MIR.
Thomas e, Randolph-- Also, 1900 acres
Of LAND ON Taylor's creek inthe counties
| OF Jefferson or Scott in the state o. Kentuo-
| ky---Also, the nterest OF II II Carter under
the VIII of Edward Carter, deceased, to
certain LANDS In the state aforesaid,
which interest the said Henderson purchas-
ed of the said Hill Carter Also, the inter-
est of the said John Henderson as distriDu-
tee of his father Bennett Henderson, dec. in
and TO a certain tract oi LAND in the
county of Scott and state eforesaid, suppos-
Cd to be four hundred acrcs---Also, the
ike interest in and to certain LOTS in
The town OF Milton----Also, ore BAY
HORSE----Also, a BOND executed bv
James J.. Henderson TO said Jonn, for the
title to certain lands in the state of Ken
| lucky AS the residue Of the monev rising
! from the sale CT the above mentiOned pro-
perry is TO BE- paid over by us to thc proper
creditors of John Henderson, authorised tu
receive the same, it would be to the inter-
est of those creditors TO attend the sale and
force the property to its proper value.---
Acting as trustees, we shall only convey
the title to the above property vested III US
as such.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10

Delegates eiccfed TO srrpe in the merit Ge-
neral assembly.
di6emarie, Hugh Nelson, Peter Carr.
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1a'' received ard fo- sole a. ss cce price 60 Is
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IAN ESSAY
lue
HUMAN CHARACTER
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ADVFRIISENtFNT

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James Lc7eis, } r.,
bdasthe7o Henderson. 5 'r"8fee''
ril OH 1907 90,

hplll 9-H' lou CW
DISTRICT VIRGINIA, TO Wit:
~ E it remembered that on the fourth day
- Of April, IN the tn rty FIRST year oE
the independence of the United STATES of
America, Seaton Grantland, Of the said
district, hath deposited in this Office the
title of a book, the light whereof he claims
as proprietor, in the words following, to
wit: "The examination of Co. Aaron
" Burr before the Chief Justice of the u
emitted States, upon the charges of a high
" misdemeanor and Of treason against the
"Unitcd States; together with the areu-
"ments of counsel and opinion of the Judge,
" to which Is added an appen Tx, contain 2
"the opinion of the supreme court. delI-
"vered by Chief Justice Marshall, n the
cease Of BOlnan and Swartwout - in con-
formIty to the act of Congress Of the Uni
ted States, intituled Z" an act for tho encuu-
ragement of learning, by securing the CO.
pies of maps, charts and books, 10 the gu-
thors and proprietors of such copies during
the times therein mentioned
WILLIAM MARSH NIL. Clerk
If the Diotrict Of Virgi1ia.
~ The above viii appear in a PAM
phet, on Saturday the 1lth instant, and
may be had Of the several bookseller. in
Richmond w4t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10

The following fact is worth a thousand ar
guments to shew the benefit Of penitcntary
houses. Our wheel-barrow law has always
been source Of vexation and expense,
without having ever produced solitary
example Of amendment in criminals; whilst,
had penitentiary been erected the chance
of reformation would have been greater,
and the profit to the state certain. The
labor Of criminals IN a penitentisry might
reasonably be expected to be as productive
as that Of the manufacturing department
Of the House of Employment in Philadel-
phia; -
Manufacturing DEPARTMENT Of the
""H House of Employment" sfthc city and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-04-10

"RnergeHc" gOUernmcnf-A Hessian
paper, dated Cassel, Nov. 10, saws Since
1850, the commencement If the reign Of
George III. our soyereigns have sold up
wards of So, 600 unfortunate Hessians to the
English, all of whom have died on board
their vessels or in their colonies"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
TWENTIETH BULLETIN OF THE
GRAND ARMY.
CbarlottenLnrrb, OF. 81.

N'"'VffeHDH8OJ CCf' ZIs
AS the military movements are no longer I'M
certain, they are become ltil more ntereRing,
by the contrivances Of marches and mannuvres
The interchangeable grand duke of Berg was az
Lolidenack ON the goth, at three O'Clock in the
afternoon, with brigade of light cavalry, un-
der gen. Laialle, while the divifon of Dragons.
under generals Beaumont and Groucey were
marching ~ the fame point.
The brigace Under gen. Lafalle prefented IL.
ielf to the enemy, who oppofed it with 5000
cavalry. This was the whole of the cavalry Of
the PrufIisn army that haJ efcaped from Mag
deburgh, forming the advanced guard os Prince
Hohenlohe's corps, directing their march t.
wards Stettin.
At four in the afternoon, when both dlsifons
OF the cavalry had arrived, gen. LafalIe attach
ed the enemy with his ufual iutrepidity, whirh
has always formed the character Of tha Preno.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06

(AsorgER LETTER OF THE SAME pATr1
he General OF Diviiion, Savary, Adiutant of his
MaJeity the Emperor, advanced the sin of Oc-
tober, with column of COCO cavalry, where he
made proner the brother of the Queen of Prua, who
was in the Pruilian fervice.
The Bavarian and Wurteniberg troops are draw
ing through Saxony to the Oder, and will form the
corps of Prince Jerome.
His imperial and royal Majefy, according to re-
iouton, dated Wirtenberg, Oa Esd, has taken
poheion OF the Prncipalties of Eichsfeld and Erurt
the country of Hohenen, and all the Pruian terri
tories in Saxony, between the Rhine aud the Ebe :;
the Eagles a,e every where taken down, and the
revenues will be received accoun, of the Empe-
ror.
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6aIes at aurtinn.

y" Wedns/aay, THE lltb February, aviW be fold
at An8ion, on the p,rmifJ:
a HALF ACRE OF LAND, known in the plan
\ OF the city, by No, s. 1t is beautifully Gsuated
on the bank OF the river back of the Court Houie x
commands very extsniive and delightful profpeef.
on IT, there large two Rory frame dwelling houfe
with good cellar, and convenient out houles.
Terms will be made known on the day of fale.
TAYLOR q BROWN, Aus7ys.
January 80. tdr
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06

roes OF Europe, who gave him the FRI conception of
the Poiih fpirit and the Poliih character.
AT the Imperial Headquarters, Berlin, Nov 3,
1906. DOMBROWSKI
....... WYBICKI"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
Gurope

BY The Zip Cato arrived at Nezv- York, in so
days. from LiDerpoOi, suitb London dates from
the lofb Nov. to the etb Dec. ineiyEve.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-02-06
MAGDEBuRc, Nov. Q.
Dr IT TRaNCH,
and Conflcatisn Of all BrifiR P,operty EoitnG /,

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