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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13
SuWarrow Boots.
JOHN G. FRANCIS,
From a fW- {ork.

49, IRON .if70- Z 0rE,
ESPECTFULI4Y informs the public
4 4 that he manufactures Slsuarrozo Boots
WITH all the InoSlera improvements, warranted
equal to any IN the United States, After ma
~ years Of experience in his business, he has
discovered q new method retaining the elias
iicity IN boots. He warrants to fit tue leg be
i ever 50 badly shaped. He makes boots CT
garions descriptions. viz. SilwairolNs---i 5aie-
Tops, Three larters, Corsican Spring Toes,
7eiferson's Boots and Shoes. lie warrants to
ttthe Snwarrow equal TO the tuck boots
seatlealen VIII Please to call and see for
themselves, at aia saopSia King -streot,Ybs-
.seen Mr. Mott's and Mr. aodgkin's tavern.
S January s.. go dom
.T He intenes selling cheap fer cash.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13
On Q3tiaatGgfosss ternn.s.

Oh 0atastGggfosss terms,
ne iagse colnmollSous ws.l-huilt threce
''Ofy 8 "a V.IRE 70 USE on KING -sfret-
'sIsapledby Messrs Richard yeitch s Co..
October 30.
= ahds. SUGAR Of good quality,
81 bhls. do. do.
: pipes fth .pioof Eran4y
;, : q. Casks Sssesrf. Hine of excellent
no ,. %. %; !. M4lasa 10, S quality.
lacks sacks OF ] ieogire Roos and Sago
AHsrreis q Cipveis and IerS..;, rsss Seed
4 A'ia q iarse eiTa.-itlI of Red Sole Leather,
Tor S,.1 ~
II, ). Benjamin. s'hreye, Jan.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13

7dyern and Oyster HouIs.
John .bOGAN,
2esft eLJuisy inIoa-n4s tie Itbii

j - ~ ~ ~ AN ~ ~ 49,
Reaste.fuitty ,1forn.s ihe Iglbie,
Al he has taken thst ocls srient Feusc
= on Prlnee-stleet, iasely ee.l lss.s.Il
Suck as a iapt,n and c5aasg-Ita.e: .NIeIe
he VIII be happy to accon.Iaoaate sleI ssss-
vor him wish their custom, aid f-Hers m
sell he will be able TO give satisfaction.
January 9. oct
Dissolution Of :Pa7tHerahlp.
HE partnership OF 1meqlsy 4aa shaer'e,
Is tls day aissolyed by lnutusi eoiss.,l.t,
and William ;snreVe is solely autaoiisedEo
sestl e ali al tie accounts Of TIE Fs-tnelsa lit
Is requested that all persons ilQcbte4 10 t4tm
VIII settle the same lsnmeai.tely
David snedley,
January Z, s.. cosw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13
Wanted to Purchafe,

4 NEGRO 8ERY.4N'T, who has been sc-
sssssomed to wait, In a family, and can be well
'sssoonmended --Easgisrs ef t5e Printer.
November 10.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13


The Subscriber has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which lie offers fer Sale very low:
IS hogfhcsds lirsi quality St. Croix
.Ssg4r
10 bales Tennessee cotton
pipes 4th proof cogniac brandy
10 hoBal3cads vel favored 4th proc1 ia
n.aica rum
SO barrels New Ena1and Run.
.1.si0 on Hand,
Imperial
4!yson TEAS
Young Tyson Sof the latest i'm
Hyson Skin, and portations.
First quality Souctong
Best green coffee in bags
Chocolate
Loaf and lump sugar
London particular Madeira
Particular Tenerife
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 dozen bottled
Port, very cid FTLAES.
A few cases clarc5, superior quality
Coniac and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
lSemEngland run and wliskey
Mace, nutmegs, eclcvos and pimento
Black pepper, allspire, aground ginger
Pearl barley. rice, starch. ane bg blue
Dixon's Philadelphia; s English mustard
Refined 'Salt-Petre
Brown and white soap
Mould and dpt candles
Indigo, alum, madden, copperas, s rel
birthstone
English gun-powder
Demijohns
James sanderfon.
September II
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13
TUESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1907.
/ urks-I Island Salt.

Juat received, aud for safe, lon,
y quantity Of turks Island Salt.
M .ARoTELLER * YOUNG.
3 January Z. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13
.LiVerpooI Salt, afloat

~ SCSHfOCI .
Liverpool Salt, aaoat
The Cargo Of the schooner Thomas leffer
,on, Capt. Hall, from Boston, consisting OF
100 hcgsheads coarse Liverpool Salt,
FOR saie d9
.awrason and Fowie.
Hgio hqpe also landing from said schooner,
100 boxes mould candies
5 chests Young byson tea
4 bales Beerboon Gurrahs
30 boxes chocolate
hogsneads n E rum
50 kegs fresh rsisiSs.
IN slo RE,
IS chests young hy son TEAS
Is do. imperial first qrsalit5y.:a
Is bales Beerboon Gurrahs
6 Go. Plains
z do. Kendall cottons
so rolls heavy Ravens duck
9 cases hats
1000 pair coarse and fine shoes -
- : hsrs1,s n4seovado snssey'.
$50 barrels n. E. rum
hogshsads Grenada do.
pipes Rehus vine
900 kegs, and 90 Kids salmon
Half barrels and kids OF eeet
900 boxes soap
50 boxes chocolate
SO do. Goldfish.
December II.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13

.Juf Received
md foy Sale BY The Sa5scrIber,
10 hbds.retaiGng Molasscs
i2 tierces Of good Rice
100 b5is. kiir-dried Cora Meai
5 hhds old A.etigua Rum
hhds. Green Coffee
% casks Of Lime, Ind
5000 bushels Of Salt
M. MILLER.
December g. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13

At TH6s VENDUE sSfosE,
coruer Of Pence and Water Streets
1ysasly Dry Coed, Gr0etr's s,, $; sc
2 ps,,;e,,yars. of which viii be expressed IN
the bills of tie day
ALL kinds, of goods which are on .,!a,
- nd the prices Of which are established
w. !, any time be viewed and purchased at the
lives, I've. limitation and prices.
wv P. c.. Marstellef.v. NJ.
PLASTER PARIS, aRoat.
~. CARGO Of sch'r. Dove, Capt New
..ab, froa Portland,
''''' For sac, BY
Lawrafon & Fowfe.
JYso hsve eiso for sa,s,
100 boxes brown Soap
u ditto Cheese.
J.ruary 9.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13

PUBLIC SALE.
On THURSDAY, 18th, will be sold on the
premises,
Il n annual Ground Rent Of .A1nety-nlne
IN Dollars, well secured; having a two
story HOUSE, &c. on the premises; stu
ated on Union, between Prince and Duke
streets. Terms, &c. VIII be made KNOW, at
the place OF sale.
Philip 9. Marsteller.
January 6. q
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-01-13
Wanted 90 Purchaie.

Wanted 20 Purchate,
A FEW ACRES of LAND, on the north
- end of the town, to bind on the river or
dearly so.
..di1azy 30 the Prss,strr
September IS. d
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-09
:. CONGRESS.
HOUSE ?, REpREsENrAri1Es,
Dseenss.,is. -. =: .. g. ..
:. Dsess,sst.ts.

!. Mr.. Dana observed that laws had
Besn made for ths'puEpose of having q
part Long Island sound, and some Of
che coast Of North Carolina surveyed
the object as il. respects the coast Of
North aroIinS, has ,Leen entirely fsus-
ttasedby the has Of Tie vessel ID which
The sarseyors were. Both tkese sur.
veys were important, but il i. proper
and necessary 70 IKE up the subject full
ly,pandobtain complete chart of our
whole, coast ,lthe lives Of our seamen,
the Interests Of our merchants, and sths
rahlicfsssaus, al require L. 81 wy =' :.
MI. Dana offered the following read.
lntion Received, that The committee
ofeommsres end manufactures Be in.
strustsd % snquite into ne expsdieney
ofmaking provision BIZ law for sar-
way ofthe eoast Of the United States,
dsaisnstingthe islands, shoals, &c. With
IN 90 leagussof the land. WI.
IN mspfioning aoleagues, Mr.. Dana
said he had reference % the treaty q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-09
CHEAP FALL and WINTER
e D o d S.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
l. his friends and the public general.
ly. that he has Just received from Phila.
deiPhia, and IS now opening, a hand
some assortment Of GOODS, suitable
for the present and approaching season,
20 which havebeen purchased atvery redu-
.ced prices, aud selected with care from
the latest arrivals he can therefore re-
commend them to his friends, and all
those who wish to purchase goods on
reasonable terms, as they will be sold
unusually low for cash or approved Of
~eopntry produce. y
- X ! THOMAS C.. SMITH.
!, !: :; srti'sssaes, 0eso6sr ~, isoa- - Is
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-09

power tnovn,o Be undershe immediars
eontroul OF Proves" A.. -.
= Yes, Ameriesns the solemn truths
Mr.. Elliot ha4prociairned 70 ~, cannot
Be too often repeated our country l. In
a defeneelsss seeten- VI are not safe !" 1
and, notwithstandine that 4 nothing but
our remoteness IRON the shores Of France
preserves" b his opinion, @our nation.
undergraduates ! single hour" con-
6dsntly believe II would, ere now, have.
fallen avistimto the power, the ambition,
and the ctaftiness of that Iuthless nation,
:" nthe MIST Ocean rolled not between
France cad Ss. -Wehave no navy But,
thank, ton bshisn Providence, and The
all-copquering arm q Britain on the aeas,
France and Spain have now little more
left, Of maritime power, than the = cha.
dow Of navy" By the issue Of the gio-
rious battle Of Traialgar% America OBJ
taineda respite Of her then inPsnding
doom and The recent great conS1esss Of
the British In South America, together
with others which they win probably OBJ
tain in the same quarter, may serve 20
maintain our present security-or, ae
least, to diminish our approximations Of
immediate danger.
Itis, nevertheless; our indispensable
duty to provide, and this without further
delay, for our ultimate safety. Let ~
not rely, for our security, on future ..
vents, over which We eaa have, NO con.
trout, or on possible contingencies 1; bur
place our main dependence (under Hca.
xeai on Ourselves. L." a MIR, Fl.
lot has we'll observed, ., time 70 BE- in Z
state Of prspatation"-. 1. i. dine to IRE.
pare millitary defence, AN, army -
Let US add, Il is also full time, that we
should Bet about the establishutnt Of q
navy. For the attainment of these all
important object. We need be Il. no loss
" We have" a. Mr.. Elliot tells Us, !. an
overlooking treasury-one with which
we purchase empires" BY employing.
then, the means within our power; and
At the same time cultivaling . good IN.
derssandiay with that extraordinary m.
ton which sways the seep,re of the ocean,
we may, like her, bid ds6ancr, alike, 70
the vaccinations Of Gallo ambition and
Gallo intrigue. ~ -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-09

- Subscribers to the Protestant Etis.
cepai Church, .vho hape not paid MP their
subscriptions, are respectfully irOitsd to
do it, as the Periods drawing - a close
Svhen the engagement ceases, and a re-
gardto the interest q several, will then
compel the mcguire.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-09
New Goods.
Subscribers respectfully inform
i their iFisnds and the public gene
rally, that they have just received their
assortment Of FALL and WINTER
. = @ 90 D S, +
consisti1g Of

Cloths, Coasings. Casimeres, Elan
nels, iogeihcrswithA Hard ware, Sad
Asry, Queens and Glassware, anda ".
~, extensive. assortment of Groceries,
&c. all Of which they Offer for sale At
very reduced prices for cash Or appro-
we'd Of Country Produce. :,
); They taks tiiis opportunity of return.
Ing their sincere thanks to thsir friends
and the public. for former fayours, and
hope, BY punctual attentionto business,
with desire 70 please, TO merit and re-
ceive eontinuatioa Of their Custom.
LEWIS 8 ROBERT WILLIS.
Msrtinsbarg, November 20, 1885,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-09
December 16.

A D..LI STSI
Ie'olotloa' &c, nes'. . matt
GENT OF inc oI'; :s S s e TeS
20 sause 70 Ie .a'1 800 .ne -.
Iecoun! o. 'n ~ se s.:i sums -
'ns SaP't1'' ''' P.ss'ueuss Y
pubic omees' nsvy ,yaIu 80
oslIaeks 'esPee'ss, ~ -
o. money eHPenoeu ~ 49, 8
euoa.e sHPG1se Ii.n.h - s'sy
~ n, 49,
"au1n. ne g. ur ~
e"PlA.eo 70 Sst tos q sPP1e
money lol ns Paipo:s g 49,
,nss 10, an un,xs.sly &c
kno~ ~nat Aoulo g we soss-
no...en''ss. enouea y .ell, ana
, Su,a nas =. sn 80 SUPERINTENDENT s.
I ~ Sulns S - ull,0lnly -
- saosX. ~. " q. =
s.Psaes =. susa 81 unus -
We N'.nso % 'nvo,se Ourselves
~ eaPenee, = ~ zen tns Ca
:. 90 so1s ~ SossIyas.onsI
=. 80 aeao = u ne
s go -. ,.s..h,.
Nr., ~. s...la 80
60. III. > , M 80 $3.50 H., sa 80. y.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
[. Price
Has just faishsa opening a large
'. McU Gods,

which were purchased prineiPafly for
Cash, and will be sold unusually low.
His late purchases comprise the fol-
lowing articles: !
Upwards of 50 pieces Flannels, assort.
ed, and lower than they have everbsen
sold IN this place before,
Brown Moieskin Coating, for Ladies'
Goats,
Sill Cloves, assorted, Z
sCambrick Dimi.ies, assorted,
Elegant Tabby Yelyets and trafalgar
VI st-Shapes,
Cotton Laees, assorted,
Soal and Upper Leather, &c. &c. -.
His asso, tneaf isnouO Gerry complete.
Maftinsburg, October Is, 1907. /
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
JOHN TIM MoNs,
Wbesl- Rght

Living On the Main-street, Mdrfins6nrg,
ID the homss Of Nicholas Choppers,
formerly occapiedas q p,sr-housf,
DEsPEcTFULLY informs the in
n habisants Of Martinsburg and It's
vicinity, that he l. now furnished with
every article necessary for carrying on
The Wheel and Reel mailing business
Also Wollen and Cotton Whesls.-He
hopes + give satisfaction to every person
who may please to favour him with their
custom. :
Octsber is, 1907 i
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20

PURSUANT to the iass win snd.es-
lament of Edward Watkins, de-
ceased, viii BE sold ut public auetion,
at Culpeper Court.H House, on the
6rst day Of January next, about forty Eve
choice healthy Virginia born slaves, Men
and Women, Boys and Girls, mostly
young and very likely; sundyy articles
of household furniture, twelve months
credit win be allowed the purchaser, who
mus. execute bonds with approved secu.
rity for the purchase money, before any
properly will be delivered.
WILLIAM PENlLETON, Exr
Ber1eleY Coaafy. Ergiasa,
JulysSI, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
NOTICE..

N IL persons indebted 10 the estate OF
IA Joseph Franceway, deceased, BY
bond, note, 81 book account, are res
qlested Z o come forward Immediately
and make payment, NJ il win be out Of
pewer % give any longer indGlgence.
Those having claims against said estate,
are desired to exhibit them properly q.
tested, for settlement.
JOSEPH FRANcEwAY,
Aeting administrator.
October 50, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
DANISH MANIFESTO.

All Europe knows the system, which.
during fifteen years Of wars and troubles.
Denmark has followed, with On unchaee.
able perseverance,. The Vigorous Is.
seryanceo fa frank and impartial neutrali-
~, and the religious accomplishment Of
an the duties prescribed BY Il, have been
the sole and constant object of an her
wishes and of all her efforts. The Dan.
ish governments Id its relatioas with other
states, has displayed I simpliciey and
reetitude conformabIe 20 the purify Of
its intentions, and to that love &c peace,
in which il cannot besuspected Of having
ever varied. PrGviitense Had hitherto
blessed its endeavors. Without incur.
ring any reproaeh from the other powers,
il h sdsueeeeded in keeping M ! good
understanding with them an, and il cir.
cumstances now and thea involsed L in
discussions with the hsliEerent states,
they all originated inths inpartiality of
It's conduct, and inthose rigorousprinci-
pies, whichtheas very discussions serv-
cd 20 prove.
This state Of peace and security has
just beensuddenly annihilassd. The En-
glish government, after having BY shame.
full iuaction betrayed the interests or il,
AJFE#E %&E ME
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
NOTICE..

a PETITION willb presented 10
n the General Assembly At its next
session, praying that q law may pass for
the appointment of Commissioners with
power toregulate the police fine town
Of Bath, and to raise, by way Of Lottery,
or otherwise, a sum Of money for fhe
Improvement ofthe Public Square with.
lin the same.
October i6, 1907. VI
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
Virginia Lands
For SaA. I

THE subscriber offers for sale seve-
raj Tracts Of Limsstons Land, Of
the 6rst rate quality, containing from
15oto 500 acres, well watered and tim
bered, lying within half . mile Of the
Potomak river, IN Berkeley County,
about seven miles above WilhamsPort
and ten from Mar.insburg. For terms
apply 10 the subscriber OIL the premises.
GEORGE NEWKIRK.
September 10, 1901. 8
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
70 LEE,

AVERY convenient Store House,
N with accommodations for a small
family; situate near the subscribers
Mills, in . paopulous and wealthy settle.
lhent. This house was formerly occu-
pied by the subscriber as . store and
~latteriy by Mr.. John Camheil. The per-
son renting may calculate on a consider.
able BUSINESS
~ GEORGE NEwRtRK.
Berkeley County, October 10, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
NOTICE.

THoSE who made purchases AZ 1.-The
late sale Of the property Of Will
am Burns, sen. deceased, and gave their
notes for the same, are hereby informed
that those aotss viii become due on the
sob instant. BY which time ills hoped
they win be discharged, a. IL will not be
ID my power to give indulgence.
JOHN BURNS, Acting Exr.
October 80, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
F,sn, late French Rspers.
o@rrIeIAl sEw. nor DsnnAak.

- II s. KEEL, Angnst ~.
electromagnetic Peyman. govern.
or Of Copenhagen. has burnt the housea
10 the suburbs, which favored the ap-
proach Of the enemy, and interfered with
the operations If 1.-THE defence ofthe place.
We reckon the damage y several millions
OF rix dollars. The suburbs were large
and perfectly built, but the inhabitants sc
copenhagcn are animated TO such D de-
gree, that il IS asserted that the poot IN.
habrtants ofthe suburbs were those most
furious il the destruction Of their own
houses.
The English has affected their debar-.
kation. The city Is invested BY sea and
land. The English general. Cathchart
has established his head quarters II the
castle Of Frederieksbufgh, and already
hostilities have commenced. The aag
Of truce which the English sent, was not
received, and was chased away with in.
dignation. You are not enemies, said
general Peyman TO them you are bri-
eands without . declaration OF war,
without motives you come ! attack us !:
you may kill US fyou are stronger than
re are, but life would be odions to %, IL
We heldi from you.
On the iSth the Danes made asortie
the English was repulsed, and had IS
men killed. Two English vessels Of the
embarkation have been taken By the Dam
iSh gun,boats. A slight engagement has
taken place at sea, between the Danish
and English v~esssls. The English have
thrown IL some bombs, which have done
no damage. We have succeeded IN OF.
ganisng in the interior of this islahd, .
corps 81 10000 men, of which 1000 IRE
troops Of the line, and the rest of land.
lpe,n, or ~euitivatnrs, formerly soldiers
which are used TO be exercised annually.
This corps i under the command Of ne.
neral cartenschiolp. =
Never did . better spirit actnate abe-
seiged city the hatredagains The enemy,
and the zeal for the common cause, sur
passes oil expression. The bailiis ofthe
isle of Zealand, collect and send 10 the
army, horses ready harnessed. In spite
Of the English cruizers, volunteers ar
rive every day It Copenhagen. The
students 10 the number Of 600 have pre-
sented themselves to the grand marshal
OF the court ; and united on The square
Of the castle, they have taken the oath 10
conquer or die. g.
Of an the sceneS d oppression md w.
rsnny, which the Englisha II this day are
exhibiting TO thsWorld, none has 1 more
obvious character thar their aggression
against Denmark. They attacked the
capital Of . king. their friend, their aliy
who has had no discussion with them,
without declaring war against him , and
what 10 more, King who il partial 10
them for, throughout the last year, they
have had no communication With the con.
tinent, but through his states.ERIest IS
providence. thar this horrible govern.
men. Is wi.hou, troops, and without ge.
nerals.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20

THEoDoRE MEMENGER is
authotisrttc settie the accounts Of
Doctor Edward Conrad, hate Of this
place-Those indebted viii oblige BY
paying the amount of their accounts
Suits viii be instituted against such as
do not show 4 disposition to settle. =
Martinsbufg, September %, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
NOTICE.

the 18th Of October, fsos, Tide
" clined the Mercantile business, I
then Battered myself thatlongbefo tl,is,
II wouldbe inmy power1o collect an my
dehts, but 70 il Is, there u VET very con-
siderable debts due 10 me, fnow fof the
last time request every person indebted
70 me IN any manner Whatever, 20 make
payment beforethe 6rst day Of Novem-
Der next, as suits win positively be
brought against al those who fail TO make
payment, on, or before that time.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Sept. Is, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-11-20
PURSUANT To- decree of the
County Court Of ReFkeley, viii be

PURSUANT tosa decree of the
County Court Of Berkeley, win pc
sold At public venduc, ID Monday the
Soth Of November next, 10 the highest
bidder for Cash. Tract toll be-
longing to the estate Of Benjamin. He'd
mes, deceased, On which the said He'd
ges lately lived, and now In the oecu5
pancy &c his wid1e, containing 40
acres of rhinestone Land, situate on the
road leading from Martinsburg 70 Bath;
the greater part Of the Land is cleared !
there Is i Dwelling House, Barn, and
an Apple Orchard on Il. The asove
properly win be sold subjectAto the dow
er Of the widow. = M% ID
John TURNER, !.
GEORGE PORrERFIELD,
AARON FAIRS, LIZ
SAMUEL CUNNINGHAM,
- Commissioners.
October 1e, 1907. X.
r. S. The above Land sv1s Gdsertised
FIR sale on tke f7th efAagust last, bat
the sale rua, PastpanedJf for uuant Grid
= Pa 49, - 49, .