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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23
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FROM RILHHL4

FRO1H RCO0I.4.
Capt. Harridah, arrived at Salem;
from Petersburgh, which he left Sept.
18th, informs of the arrival there Of
large number of troops, with artillery
--of the erection Of furnaces for heat
ing shot and Of various other prepar-
atoms against an attack. He confirms
the accounts of the charges wrought in
the Russian Ministry, BY the French
Ambassador but that most Of the No!
bles considered the late peace disgrace
tul. On the passage, Oct. 4th, Capt.
Haradan spoke the ship Pigou, Collet,
seven days from Cronstadt for London,
who informed, thai previous to his
leaving Constradt, az The English yes
sells 4vere detained there by order gt gou-
elnme1n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23

An English anti-ministerial paper
mentions, that it was proposed by
France 10 Russia to attack Sweden, and
force her to give up IL Of her ships to
France, which should be united to an
equal number from Russia, as many
more from Denmark, and be joined by
from Holland, and from Antwerp.
forming force of 50 ships Of the line !;
but the destruction Of the Danish fleet
enables Sweden to laugh at the project.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23
LONDON, OCT. 10.

An article from Keil would have us
believe that the Danish Government
wished to destroy rather than surrender
the fleet, and that it had actually trans
mitted orders to that effect, which We
intercepted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23
OCT. 8, 1907.

OCT. os 1oOf.
"Cqtenhage1, Sent. IS, l807.--"The
Danish ships have all brass guns on
their poops, quarters and main-decks.
The stores in the arsenals are beyond
calculation it will take two months to
get them on board (; the piles of shot
are immense. Exclusive of the stores
shipped OH board the transports, the
men of war, both English and Danish,
il is said are loaded to the bends"
"Fifteen sail ofthe line, besides frig-
ates, are in the roads.--The carpenters
are pulling to pieces the ships on the
stocks, and shipping the timber In
few days $50 vessels, with stores, (4o
Of them with sail cloth) will be under
way for England. The whole convoy
will exceed 500 sail"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23

was owing TO The deIicacy and prudence
Of the British Officer TO whom they Of
fcred themselves, who considering that
the vessel was waiting the return Of dis
patches from the American Minister,
would not furnish pretence to the A
mericans that their vessel had suffered
any detriment or delay in her mission,
by weakening her crew."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23

"A root, called arracatscEa, native Of
south America, and affording light,
wholesome farinaceous nutriment, has
been lately introduced into Europe,
and promises to supplaatthe potatoe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23

The London Star, Sept. 2S, says,
the seizure ofAmerican vessels by the
French " excites no bullying, no threats
from the American government"
The military and naval stores taken
at Copenhagen are estimated by some
persons at 100000 Of dollars. The
ships on the stocks were taken to pieces
to-be carried away;
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23

Received by the Francis, capt. Curtis, ofthis
port, who arrived at Boston on Tuesday
last from Liverpool
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23

hdetlendent Judiciary.-The Presi-
dent, IN his message to Congress, suf
tcieutly shews his dissatisfaction at the
decision on the trial Of Burr (whom he
still, Notwithstanding his acquittal, calls
an ofe1der,) and his desire that the ju-
dietary may be placed more within
reach Of the arm Of powcr.--In the
Vermont Legislature q motion has been
introduced by member, who has long
been IN intimate connection with the
President, for placing the judiciary q
the United States under the controul q
the legislature.-The democrats Of
Baltimore, practising upon these wise
hints, came well nigh deluging their
city III blood, by assembling to tar ana
feather Mr.. Martin, on account OF his
pleading the cause Of Burr; but they
were prevented by a military force
they however succeeded I'D burning
him, together with Chief Justice Mar
shall, in effigy--BIessed times We
shall have, when the constitutional lu'
dietary shall be overthrow, and We
shall receive Judgment from moo' un'
der lamp post !--Salem Ca.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23
KEENE, en-. ~ NOV .
SWIFT Us. MULLtKIN.

This action was tried this week at the
Superior Court in this town, and was
for criminal conversation with the
plaintiffs wife.
1t appears that the Defendant was a
boarder in the Plaintiffs family, had
seduced his wife, and eloped with her
and it did not appear in the evidence
that the Plaintiff had lived unhappily
with her before her acquaintance with
the Defendant.
A verdict was found for the Plaintiff
with fifteen hundred dollars damages.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23

Reasoning " jfirv0uy ejr .'f35s.---" Goa TINS
(says A. 70 that M friend JoHS Il
rascal, and So you are determined 70 tar AT.
feather him think ToHr friend At III
is n scoundreI, and therefore inte'7- y
nun bis house 5ovD. "--P1.assEHl4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23

sF at meeting Of the Directors Of
the Bahk OF the United States, held at
the bank at Philadelphia, Nov, 10,
1907 -
Thomas Willing, Esq. having re-
signed the appointment Of President
David Lenox, Esq. was unanimously e.
lected President Of the sail Bank.
T.. SIMPSON, Cashier.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23
HOSTILTTY TO .NEUTRALS.

SEPT. 50.-The late French papers
contain numerous accounts ofmeasures
adopted in the States Under the conuoul
OF BoHafarte, extremely hostile TO he"-
traltrade. In Holland, the decree Of dH-
gust 28, is declared to enact, That az
vessels entering the ports OF Holland
having cargots consisting in whole or
in part, Of English merchandise, or
coming from az eneny'8 forts, [mean-
ing any English norl shall be CON
FISCATED." On the 29th august,
1000 French troops, under General
1HoHS entered LeghorH, and laid an
embargo Oh all neural, as well as other
vessels. All the ports belonging TO the
Pete, in the Mediterranean and .3dJ7a;-
ick. are garrisoned by French troops to
prevent the importation of British man
ulactures in neural vessels And the
.fmerican Consul At Genoa Mr.. VOL
loston, we believed had been arrested,
and seals put upon his papers #! What
viii those neutral States, who claim the
right to trade zghere, and in 70hat tbey
please, and who have so long contend
ed for the privilege of "-f-ee shihs ma
king free goods" say to these repeated
infringements Of their contended for
rights ?
"A letter from Coltonburg, of the
29th September, mentions, that the
unfortunate Louis XVIII is about to
seek an asylum in England.
We learn from Marseilles that the
-Algerines lost in late action, iii which
they were defeated by the Tuhisians,
$4,000 men killed, 1000 made prison.
ers, 500 Arabian women, 500 wounded.
&c brass pieces Of cannon, mortars,
500 tents, 10000 mules, 10000 camels,
10000 small arms, 1000 quintals of
powder, 1000 shells, 5000 axes, 90
pair Of gold mounted pistols set with
diamonds, 90 sabres in the same order,
IS Constantine mares richly apparelled
and valued at $4,000 dollars, with
chests of money in gold and other coin.
Mr.. Abraham Newland has resigned
the Cashiership Of the Bank Of Eng
land, after being 60 years in that office.
On his resigning the Directors present
ed him with service of plate of the
value Of 1000 guineas.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23
LEGHoRN, SEPT.

Last Saturday, the 29th Of August,
500 French troops arrived unexpected
ly in this town, and took possession of
the posts of the harbour. The chief
destination Of the troops is this, to put
an end to the trade which the English
hitherto have carried on In Neutral
Bottoms.
The Russians have certainly surrenL
dered the Seven Islands and Cattaro to
the French, to whom they afforded eve
~ facility.
PARIS, OCT. 4.
Quiz Private letters from England
announce that there is no hope Of con-
citation with the u States Of Amer
lea. Ia consequence Sir James Craig
has sailed with a squadron Of one "a,
three frigates, and several transports
with 3 regiments on board, destined to
defend Nova Scotia and Canada against
the attack of the Americans, who have
already organized militia Of 100000
men, and lined their coast with foYmid-
a6ie batteries
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23

, Extract from The journal Of cart. Barber
."On the 27th of June last, the Jews
of Mogadore were by command OF the
Emperor, all ordered to leave the town
at an hours warning the order was
Immediately enforced by the governor,
and the Door unfortunate Jews TO the
number Of seven thousand were obliged
to evacuate their own houses and seek
refuge from the burning rays OF the
sun, under the outer walls Of the town,
tents, sheds, Jc. An heartfelt scencc
of confusion and distress was the i'm
mediate consequence. Men, women
and children the sick and infirm, in
whatever critical situation, were alike
hurried from their houses and sick
beds, and exposed upon the hot sands,
surrounded by hundreds OF scofhnS
Mvors, exuIting at their dlstresses-
after walking a few hours amongst
them and beholding with horror their
pitilul condition, ] turned upon my
heel and thanked Cod that belonged
to a country in which no Emperor's or
ders were 10 be obeyed. AS soon as
the Jews had all gone out, their hous-
es were appraised by the Emperor'3
agents about one-eighth OF their real
cost and value which sum was imme-
diately paid them, and their houses Ia
ken possession Of BY the Moors. Aft
CT all mad been thus settled, the En-
peror most graciously assigned them a
spot Of ground on which to build again.
" Tine reason assigned for this OPP
prcssIve treatment was, that the Jews
corrupted the morals of the GloOrs by
living with them : but the more proba-
bic cause was that the Emperor wished
to take from them large share OF thei"
property, and not having any just found
alton of complaint,adopted the above as
a preteXt most likely to go down with
his SUBJECTS"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1807-11-23

A letter from Coltonburg, of the
goth September, mentions, that the
unfortunate Louis XVIII is about to
seek an asylum in England.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06

!. M TRACT of LAND, containing
"a sbont 600 acres, one half of which
. cleared the balance well timbered ;
and ! considerable Snahtisy Of wen va
tered meadow. Op The premises il. !
good Merchant Mill and Distillssy, on
1 never failing stfsam Of water, md III
sight Of the Potomac river. This tract
Fan b divided into seyeral different te-
nements, with ! Dwelling House and
Barn 70 each tis Of the 6rst rsts lime.
atone quality and II sitpsts IN Berkeley
County, Yiraipia, on Potcpnak river, 10
mica IRON Martinsbprg, p from vii.
.liainspoft, and IS Iron Mercersburg.
This land viii be sold together, o. diyi.
ded into two trae1, q may bestsuit The
purchaser. A good bargain win Be g.
ven 70 purchaser, ii the mill and one
half the land, on paying abous two thirds
d the purchase money III hand. For
terms apply tothe subsetiber on the pre-
mlaeR. = Y. ~ III g.. g. T.
{ i B GEORGE NEWKIRK. !,
Aprilis, 1906. = D.
e EsE + ~ Fe7
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
cHEAP FILL am W1N7E Il !
G. @ @ d S..

HE subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public general.
III that ne has just received from Phila-
dslRhla, and Is now opening. I hand.
some assortment 5of GOODS, suitable
ios ahe present aud approaching season,
which have been purchased IL very rsdu.
csdPriceA. and sslected with care from
=, ihs latest Arrivals he can therefore rs.
commend them 70 his friends, and an
those who wish TO purchase goods al
reasonabls terms. IS they win Sc sold
unusually lsw for cash Or approved d
THOMAS C. SMITH.
la,fHs6Rg, 0cfsbr Il, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
ron SALE,

E vALuABLE Tract OF LAND,
Ia containing 1890 sores, on Buffaloe
creek, h Monongalia County, Virginia,
q great proportion Of which il contained
ID the forks of said Greek, %and sx,snd-
ing below - thae . considerable part i
botfcm 81 exeellent Quality Il & also
sisuased ii I 4ne grazing. country, con-
venient % The Mon6ngalia river, and
not far from Morgah-town.t 3s75 -
Also 1000. ths 6rst choice Of auaet
Of 64S7 acres, son'the waseEs Of Rock.
sssstle river, h Knox County, ia the
ante Of Kentucky. The above Lands
Will aold iow, Or leases given Toe q
term ofyeafs. Forfarthef information.
apply 20 the subscriber, in Shepherds
Town. Jefferson County.
4 JAMES BROWN. .
Deeember 5, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
FRI Goods
Tie sntsrritss has ass received, and is
aose aperisg, e greai variety r.
F44WC1 CO obs, - =.

lest spper6ne and eominun5n calicos,
Plxin and figured cambrick Musiins,
Leno Muslin plain and needle work'd d,
Laced ditto, ~ i, IA, ss..y. 3ia
Dimities, g. - Eg!s q ! T.
Elegant Dainask Shawls,' g.
Cotton Il ditto lace borders,
Plush Nelvets, I 7. - 80 I. as Fl :
Printed dino, :: s. =
es nd sssss,, .'s'''s'''' Cords,
Silk and Cotton Hosiery, = : r.,
White Silk and Kid Cloves, 5@ 40 : :
Fine Cotton Lace, Il II !. 5 s@ ss 4. - =,
Plain and Changeable Lutestrings, X
Ladies fashionable Beaver Hats, i ~
Ostrich Feathers, sss.~,.E@ - *s p q
White cords and Tassells, Pit :
Artificial Flowers, 81 81. z,%.s +. &3: ~ =
Leghorn Bonnetts and Flats, -
Elegant Ribbons, ~, s. .5s + y. r. d,
Handsome Cotton fringe, p =.
Fashionable Tea Trays, D.. *. :
Silk and Cotton Chzn,broy Mnslins, Be.
Have also on hand, Castings, Bar<Iron,
and Steel, Flax and Homemade Linen,
. large quantity of most excellent Whis-
ky, distilled out Of all Rye-GROCE.
RIES, &c. = + 4 i. ! .. :: Isl, <.
81 n An Of the above Goods having
been purchased on the lowest terms for
cash, willbe sold uncommonly CHEAP.
He hopes that those who wish to get
BARGAINS will please to call On him.
j ~. "a, a. WALTER b. SELBY.
.Shfthe,ds-T Town, January %, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06


finder the authority of . Decree
~ ofthe County Court Of Jefferson.
rendered in fas oar, of Thomas Ksnne.
dy against Michael sDelarock, will be
sold to the highest bidder for Cash, on
the 2lst day Of F ebruary next, 10 Shep.
herds. Town Jefferson County, the two
following LOIS Of GROUND; stu.
ate in said town, viz. Lot No. l79 and
Lot No: $50, the property Of the said
Michael Drlarock. Tie sale to com.
menee at twelve O'Clock, on The premi.
sss. Oh the above mentioned day.
. =. G..: !, Daniel Mssgaa, -
. Jaeo6 Bsdisgtr,
+ ', ,. James Byown,
Shepherds. Town, Januar, SO, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
THE SUBSCRIBERS,

~ i THE SUBSCRIBER,
.Ath.FlouR and GROCERY sToRE,
adoots below Dayey Davey' s'avern,
Has on hand and Offers for sale on low
terms tor cash, or 70 punctnl custom.
SS eIs on ashoft credit, ~.fssse3s
10 Hhds. Sugar Of various qualities,
80 B5ls. do do. III -
2oeo lbs. best Guadaloupe green Coffee,
5000 St Domingo y do.
90 Bbls. nice gross Herrings lately in.
=. sPected, ~. = 81 ..t - -,
20 Bhis. N. E. Rum, $50 5~-12,. !.
1900 lbs. first choice X. Island Cheese,
Young Hyson, Hyson. ,rp.e
skin and Imperial 90 . !
Chocolate, Loaf Sugar and Molasses,
SCARS. FIRST chop,
Nests Of Ware,
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c. &c. >.-,~
q = L ~; ALSO, -
1900 Bushels Salt consisting Of Liver
pool blown, ST. Ubes. Ground Alum,
Turks Island and Rock Alum, and . .
Quantity Of Sacks Of Salt.
Alexandria, January -, 1907.
. N: b. FLOURreeeived ON storage.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
WRITING PAPER
=. For sale az dis ofee.
5MA.lRTINsBURG, Bs,1essv COUNT y, ;,
Virginia; Printed and pn5lsshed b.
r BURTIS.
TERN. ., rur INTELLIcENcER.

- THl Price d fhis Psper j. t.uo III.
Ila,s Pc, annFas, one dollar payabie az f6e
sinsef subscribing, and one vi,n ~
yfar expires. Disfant subscsibr,s s W.
5fsr the Whole year In GdsaaEe. IA
Pre- ef Advertisements, 20 aos..sLI.
sesriders, Is one doliaytpes scs.oye "a
fi'see yeets Insertion, and J5r, cont,,,n.
Gsce Gtsey that time IS cents ~ ,oesT !,
Sa6scribers will contiars 70 yces;avs ! q.
daetienef one sasfs On their Adper,;se.
g,fnfs. .s--s $50 = :
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
NOTICE.

THE subscribers request al thess ID.
y debted 10 them, in any manner
whatever, 70 make Immediate payment,
. % longer indulgence can possibly be
LEWIS & ROBERT WILLIS.
Martinsburs. Ianuary:s. 1907. E
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
BoLTlNc CLOTHS.

fUST received q extensixe assprt.
y menso fhess sarrantsd SORTING
CLOTHS, ofeysry description, which
Willie s0ld unusdally iow, By A55 n r
! KENltEDHS & RAGAN. h
I Hagers.town, June !, 1906. tIyl
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06

Jefferson County, 20. y
. OctSber Court, 1905.
William M'cormiek, complainant, :
& =, AGAINST =" A.. r,
William ;Hiett, Beniamia Ben. WIN.
ashs 2 Flood, Joseph Bell, iur. John
: Daniel, and Samuel DsnieL D'f'ts.r
g., s. :: =. l. IL CHANcERY. :
THE defendant William .Hietit. no,
! ! having entered his appearance i.
greable TO an act of assembly and ,hs.
r,'ies ofthis court, and. ii appearing to
the satisfastiOn Of the eourr, that he Is
not "A inhabisant of this commonwealth.
upon the naotian Of the eomp,ainant l,y
his COUNSEL, L 10 ordered that the said
defendant William Hi.t,. appear here
on rhe second Tuesdiy ID April nexs.
and answer the eomplainant's bin and
that a copy ofshis order b forthwith in
serted IN the Berkelsy and tIsHefsoa
lntslhgenccr Tor two months succe,siye-
y, alsoPa6lished AT the fron.lsor or the
court house Of the said county for. the
same length Of time. 80 =
A Copy. ATTEST. -.
=, - = GEORGE HiTR =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
III LARGE md very EXTENSIVE.
Assorsaaept n Suitable
@ O! q ID S,

Hof he present ma anpsqes ching seasons,
,ssrsseists Isn .s;idSsl pAiia,
. ~ kuished 6fehias ars 700 olIsrsl
foF salc ~ ne subseEibSss, unusually
low n plice. ior Cash, Country Produce,
81 90 We nsaal crsdit - psnetaal Gus.
. tOaefk. Z. =. & Il s. i.
.IAeir sssostmenf, a bavs,.c onsisss h
efsAf eilssai',g eyf;s,s 1.
ZOO Pieces assorted India Muslins, l1Il.
d commonly ches.ps WI
$50 Americsn and knelish Chint.
81 81 xes and Calir61, &
so ~ Ifish Lip>ns, low priced,
3O- Asserted ep15| Ia ;Elsnnela,
Is tiilo ditS6 sCoasinrs, J
ins ccloursd Planes sf = sapefior
ss eeality, 8 /; !
A1nrs Gesds hsnasomiy -. md cheap,
iiltS ~ vsss-shapes nsatly figured,
Toby K-lveis Ear ditso mid patterns,
cpnslitutipn cnrds, N1lyets, Cdrdu.
S. 1nYp sAn TNisAkess .sery cheap, 81
H1perfpe Broad md Enrsst Cloths, q
41DtelNUAtN 0W1 GbeNE 1sSOteNWMsN u 5fses
Dlankets, Dude and Rose, cheap for
Tie qualify, e
6upsr6ne Bah Coating, ioriadies rid
ne dresses, y. ". ss=..ss ..ss =.
xeriey Moleskin, Fancy saoue 6atinetts,
casimeres, q handsome assortment, -,
Full'd Hose, alar6e sssortmsht,
Lambis wool ditto Welsh knit, ri :.
dido 4 Gloves, of : good quality. !.
Broad Eacss, 4 handsome Ass. & cheap,
Velvet Fancy tinssld Band sssr. Wreaths,
Fanny BGllicn md spapsle Shoe.bow
avssy ca Linen c.1bticka cheaper
tknn usual, II 81 so ae'< =.
90 ls5sh Skeetings, Bed fickings.
Apron Ebpcks, very cheap and good,
EiAe D6Niis Linens and Britanhas,
nandannoe and MSdrass Handk hisfs,
Daiaask eamers hair & cambris Shawls,
nsw fashioned, 81
Diach md White GAUGES, Zoe d cheap.
49, also, s,.. ss.:..s:.
s., 4 general assof,rnsns q
Grcceriss and Hard Wars,
Alief which win be told on such terma
g musf please the ptirckAAes. s
~ = NADEND0UyEA "a IL.
MartinsburE, Dseenbefs 1905. s
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!, GEORGE HIRE. Gle J.. !.

+ oST. on Monday evening last, eli
- ther in Martinsburg oron the road
leading from that pacest6 the widow
Yancs's plantation on Dry.run, 6 eve
Dollar bank Notes, rolled up ID . piece
OF BLADDER, Q part OF these Notes IL sun.
posed to be on the Union Bank Of Bald.
more, and the Potomak bank. The Nos.
not known. \ Whoever finds this Money,
md returns itto me, shall receive Tea
Dollars rssAsd.t Z ~ s.sF'Ssl.='
!. J, DAVID, HANNAH.
Dry, Run, near Martins ! -
burg, January 80, 1so7 -" .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06

Txe isllsyiaS BLANES, printed mia
INV aad kLEcANrrYpi, S
ere llssays ispf fes saieas sAis ONses.
DkEuS, CoMsaon B0NDS, /.
,CONSTADLRsS BLANKS.
Psonissory NO Tee, &c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-06
Rsrkelsy, 81. X = 3 - :.
>~z-.- s'.5s- + ~, Il !: !
II Novembsr Coar,, lsc6.
: Ely BsalL conplaiaant, i.
- - : !. AcAInSf = 's n Al
Joshua ESsing, Frederick StitsIy. Iohsa
Bssphsa and Lswis Duskwal,, Dsf,ts,
r 800: d VI 5 ST: In cHANcERYt

O. u -
THE defsndaus, Joshus Boring. Dot
= having entered his appearanes 1.
gresabie to an oct Of Assembly ana IA
rules Of shis Court, and Il appearinr. to
the Satisfaction Of the Court, shat 81 i
not % inhabitAnt Of this ccnsmonweslth.
On the motion q tie Complalnan. by Ia
Counsel. Il b ordered. thar said I6shna
Boring DO APPEAR here on tie Mouaav
alter ths third Tuesday IN February 800.
g answer the bill of the dcomplaipaut.
and thas seopy 81 this ofdetbe forthwith
inserted q the Berkeley and 1eifsrson
Iatelligsneer for twp months si,icces.iye.
y, and publishsda q de door 81 die Court.
House ofshs rid County. &
DAVID HUNTER, csc. y
} - - Z 4
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clesh. coa.ing., cssimsres, Plan.
ntls, &C. together whh Hard-wars, Sad.
lery. Queens and Glass ware, and 1 ve.
y extensive assortment or Groceries,
&C." 81 Of which they offer for sale q,
very reduced prices Tor cash or appro.
we'd Of Countrs Produce. -. - !, 70.
They take this opportunity of return.
ing their sincere thsnks 10 their friends
md the public, for former fayours, and
hope BY punctual attention % business.
with q desire 70 please, 70 merit and re-.
eeiss z continustion nf their custom. = ,
LEWIS & ROBERT WILLIS.
Martinsburg, Noysmbsf2s, 1so&
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Sswarrow Boots.
John G. FRANCIS,
From NeW- York

~
ID EsRECTFULLY informs the public
IL that he manufactures Su7oarsozp Roots.
with all the modern improvements, warranted
equal to any in the United States. After ma,
ny years Of experience insiiis business, he has
discovered anew method Of retaining the elias
ITCHY in boots. lie warrants 70 fit tue leg be
it ever so badly shaped. He makes boots G;
various descriptions, viz. SuWarross--.' aiT-
Tops. Three Quarters. corsican spring Toes.
Duck Bills, Round Toes, Bonaparte's Graves
jefferson Boots and Shoes. He warrants to
,6t the Suwarrow equal TO the tuck boots
Gentlemen will please to ca.I and see fof
themselves, at his shop in King street, be-
tween. Mr.. Mott's and Mr. Eodgkin's tavern,
january s.. dom
~ B. He intends selling cheap for cash.
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-[-N1o:. 1860.
{ Wsd N II D.

" II " e y,
a MILLER who IS master OF
lis business, to take care OF a merchant nlll---
q o such one good wages viii be GIVEN
For the person who wants, please apply to
Mr.. yosefsh Snlilt, Alexandria
Marsh l7. d