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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23
N0f1cE 70 THE PUBLlc.

NOTICE. TO The PUBLIC. .-s
IN Saturday last, NEGRO man rid.
" liz dark IRoN GnA1 MARK, q
bout iii o. seven ysars old, shout four.
teen hahds and . kalf high, With two
white bots near the root other mil, with
asnafa birdie having ! plated BIZ, andA
lsathercollaf with piece ofrope attach.
ed 20 i on her, II attempting TO cross
the Pobmack rivsrat Barns's lord below
Shephird's Town, where the subscribeFy
Tesidel, III consequence Of Tie river b.
ing tos high 70 ford, fell of 10 the fivee
and xAs afterwards seen swimn1ing or
aoatiSg down The river; upon being dis
inga9d from her rider he mare return.
ed tokhe Virginia shoFe, and was taken
up b 1.-The subscriber. any person owning
the rare, bride, &c. may have them q
gain By Supplying % the subscriber and
paying him for his expenee and troubls
cHRisToPHER HAT.
Sept 70, 1907. a.,..ss.s4:.
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! Stra Hers

CTRAYED Or stolen from he abs,
- scriber's plantafion, near Matrices
burg, on Sunday might She 1 18Th Instant
. bright bay HORSE, With dark name
and saiL one Of his hind feet supposed o.
be white, and has ablaze in his face, u
about hitesa hknds high, and was eight
years old last spring. has been drove il q
Wagon, and he shoulders ate hurt with
the collar, trots naturally md was sho6
all round. Five dollars win be siven
for,rsturning said Horse, II suayed OF
i stolen, and The thief convicted, 6fteea
dollars.
!. HUGH v. PATTERSON. "
Sept. 10, 1907.
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ALisf o. lsftegs re 2, .ntae es.,-
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A !, 49,. S, !, !, s, S., 81
nOM sAa = -. ~ y W.T. 49,. Stris.
topheI AIsmong, lhomas Aass,9. az
2. pen ana Snsr!y Jesse Drown'
eiarsnew Baylor, Mienaes Due. Wii.
ilanl snennes, Swynn ga,ior Mason
nenns.s samuel Dono, lonn 9esl
i., tonn Siarks, 2: kreer, holeIt
CaTteS. jacob = etro, pliss SoP.e' 1T
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Dsde. IL Dads. ~ Denton. " yam
Do1snsr.y, =. DuHuio. . =
Aofa.am Eys :. e ~, Ia !, !
rsrd'nando FAIRFAX, h I.
rev. nomas rlags ,W@. 9. sIoo 3.
+ -. Jonn SrlggN samuel Sr,m.n. = :.
Siaseoen =. SreSory, henry Earn
near1 Witiam SloDs, ieuefs'
q. Adam :. hensaaM, John ainkle:
James Hite. ere mian harris' hlenard
hardssty, william Harding William
w: hite, = letters. ~ - No. s /. 7= - I
Mary Jonaston. *f.s{3 4 VI
=. mos. Aiawsli, samuel Ming.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23

A LLpersons indsbted % Tie esthss 81
II Atsolem Miller, deceased, BY bond,
note OF book account, are requested 10
make immediate pAylnenty and those
having claims against said estate, are de-
sired % bring them; II. properly attested,
for sestlenienti
WILLIAM B. KING, Adm'r. 1
Mill-creek, October 2, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-10-23
4neiher sceil-scircfed and slerdl
asserfnenf 81
GO O d S

kape been sscenfiy received, and are nos1
sfered (os SAX 81 he ss.bscsibers. ~
81 ,pkicA have besn purchased Ct
6est aarkss N shs CITY ef Phi sdsip IL
for Cask, pkick, tseeiAtr spiiA IN
ndpaHfaeeonsseyR sphieiI they ybii
D. disposed, spiif "A ssd q fsrehasS'
AZ Interesting epeoyfnniiy 81 furnish.
ing fhemseiSes igirh sstpEes On ne
mast reasenabie ferms for c1sh. Amonk
ss namrrons other late burch1ses, are
ne fol'o,uing article, W
I 4 hdadsome dssortnsns ef Mayseillts
Pan. Sasissd 4, and 7sstaka, Lsas
Mushns, MI -
dtfo aao .Shasol. and Ranlxerchists,
Furniture caEcaes, '4l - :I's.7
ditto Tasseis, - = IL 81 ., =
EAinfxes and CaEeoes, -5s1. r 7
Fancy AMI plain Ribbons, nell asserted,
.Sik and Cotton Umbyeilas,
Fancy and plain Silks, J0r Ladies dresses,
Sid Shdsps ana Hdndl et chief, Pm
Estfon Gards and Tassels, Ill
Ladfe sshogs, and extra Lang SID Cloves,
o. cda,briei and - Dimisies, complete.
III assevfeG, b 7 n j, 9.
sin O. Ssiea Czam6yey MasEns ditto d.
81 and "a Cambrick laHslins, ditto do.
India M1shns, per bali, piece, or yard,
dire Common and Sspesf ae beok Mtskns,
Leghorn Hate and Benneis, fyim,sed
complete, 81 IS z - s - - + - =
Lace and EaRinRs, 81 Sc. -
~ and re Iish Linens, H.. - =.
White and trs,Dn Rnssid Sassfisss,I
ditto 1ickEsgbur9s, 49, Z Ell Ak. = =,
Country Lnfa and 7t6iiled Bars, IT,
Aheat assortm<as d tnfR jfnished 1ssvst
Mahogany framed Loeiiag Glasses,
Cpmmon Dressing and pocket, ditts, 9.
An elegant assossaiens ef cAiHa and
2reeas spare Il. /. !. ~ .ssE 100.
"A large assoriaseaf sf Gyoceries,
Also q quantity IF Antiefsm .Fon, com.
plefcl5 assorted, III = 5.zs+. y. s IT.
Crelsky and BEsftrsd SteeL
They retwss9 their sincere fhdnks 10
their fSieads jsSE pass tavsurs, and a..
sure tsem tha, rSery thiss sa their part
shaH bs dsnt 10 gios saf;sfocfion. s5 Y,
THOMAS c. SIlIrH, g. Co. u
Martinsiarg, July II. 1907.
NIB. They siiA efes fer sale che
Hoass and Lat, occupied 6y M. Levi
Price, in tvhich they .Oia give . grea.
bargain. For ferrss apply % I'D l55&
THOMAS c. SMITH
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zRAYELLERS

Aud'othsrs, may meet With genssel
Recommendation Of The siRa 0flshe
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
zbt Picking Breaking and
Careing MacM7e.

1Sin readiness to receive wool for manu.
i factoring into rolls for spinning, at the
New Pulling % Cnscarora ION the plan
tation formerly belonging to William
Patterson) ABOUT one mile and an half
from Martiasburg, and will be attended
BY an experienced workman, where it I.
hopedto give general satisfaction. The
advantages are such, that it is hoped &c.
nervous public will encourage this u.efcl
branch Of domestic manufacture. The
price for Picking. Braking and Cardinc
into rolls, (afterthe wool is cleaned fro m
burrs and the matted ends cut Off will
be ten cents per pound, and the addition
oftwo cents per pound for mixing CO.
leured and white wool. There must be
clean fresh grease sent with the wool, a.
bout one pound to eight or ten Of WOOL
and sheet sufficiently, large to contain
the rolls, which may be transported any
distance without injury. -
- AARON HIBBERD.
Tuscarora, Sth mo. 18th, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
Leui Price

LAS just received complete a.sort-
j inent Of. SPRING and SUMMER
Z GOODS, which he assures the public will
be disposedof on the most satisfactory
terms to the purchaser. He feels Ger.
tain that those who call on him will not
complain of his prices. His late pareha.
ses- comprise the following artielss.
Fancy Callicoes, '
Leno Muslins,
Shawls and Handkerchief,
Alarge assortment OF fancy ribbons,
Leghorn and othev bonnets,
Fancy Marsails vessing,
. Thread Gloves, @'7'-t ~-.
Gentlemens Hats coverd with SIX,
Leghoro ditto, &c. &c.
Tin Ware,
A large supply of Bells Crooks, &C.
Martinsburg, May Is, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
A LARGE and very: EXTENSIVE
Assortmentof Suitable
GOODS,

For the present and approaching seasons,
just recsiOed from Philadelphia,
and finished opening, are now offered
for sale by the subscribers, unusually
low in price, for cash, country Produce
or on the usual credit to pupctual Gus
toners.
Their assortment, in part, consists -
efthe following articles :.
200 Pieces assorted India Muslins, un.
commonly cheap, .~
$50 American and English Clint.
yes and Calicos, ~
Co ~ Irish Linens, low priced,
90 Assorted coloured Flannels,
Is ditto ditto Coatings,
10 Coloured Planes Of superior
quality, .-'.
Bennett Cords handsomely asst. and cheap,
ditto for Vest-shapes neatly figured,
Tabby Velvets for ditto nice patterns,
Constitution Cords, Veivets, Cordu.
roys and Thicksets, very cheap,
Super6ne Broad and Forest Cloths,
Handsome and cheap assortment,
Blankets, Dutfle and Rose, cheap for
the quality,
super6ne Bath Coatings, for Ladies rid
ing dresses, 49,.
Kersey Moleskin, Fancy stout Satinetts,
!Casimeres, a handsome assortment,
Fult'd Hose, alarge assortment, -.
Lambs wool ditto Welsh knit,
ditto Gloves. of good quality,
Broad Laces, handsome asst. Z cheap,
Velvet Fancy tinseld Bands & Wreaths,
Fancy Bullion and SPargisd Shoe.bows,
very cheap,
Very 6ue Linen Cambricks, cheaper
" than usual, ~
go Irish SheetinEs, Bed Tickipgs,
Apron Checks, very cheap and good,
Fine Dowlas Linens and Britannas,
Baudannoe and Madras Handkerchiefs,
Damask camel's-hair h Cambria Shawls,
new fashioned,
Black aud White Gauzes, fine & cheap.
ALSO, -
A general assortment Of 49,.
Groceries and Hard Ware,
All Of which will be sold on such terms
as aust please the purchaser.
r r NApENBOUScH, g Go.
Nartinsburg, December S, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
The subscribers have just received, and
are a0su opening, an additional supply Of
SPRING and SUMMER
GDODS. -.

which added 70 thcir late purchases in
March, makes their assortme Mt very ge.
neral and complete, from the very ad
vantageous terms these Goods have been
laid IN, they are inabled TO sell them on
better terms than heretofore, they deem
il unnecessary to p1rticula,ise any arti-
rles, as they can assure the public that
their assortment cannot be exceeded by
any, and upon examination they are ga
listed will give general satisfaction to
purchasers; they return their sincere
thanks to their friends for past favours;
and assure them that every exertion on
their part shall be used to merit a con-
tinuance.
k, THOMAS C. SMITH, &Co.
= MaTtinsburg, May IS, 1907. .-,
$ N. B. They always keep a good as.
sortment Of Antietam BAR-LRON on
hand. The House and Lot occupied by
Mr.. l.. Price is still for sale, for terms
apply to T.. c. S. & Co.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
TEN CENTS REWARD.

DAN away from the subscriber on
N Wednesday the 18th Of April last,
an apprentice 10 the Saddling business
named JoHN WoLeANorr,t~ about &c.
teen years Of age. Twill. give the aboxs
reward for taking and returning said boy,
and do forewarnA all persons from har-
boring him on any account whatever:
q -; TRAVIS GLASCocK.
charles-T Town, May IS, 1907
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22

DY virtue ola deed Of trust executed
- to the subscribers, on the 1 sth day
Of March last, by Peter Deet, to secure
. sum Of money ftherein msntioued)
due to Robert Grimes, they will sell for
ready mohey, .at. ten o'clock, A. NJ. on
MONDAY the LIST Of June next, Log
House and one half of Lot No. ia now
in the occupancy Of said Deel, situate in
the town Of Martinsburg, and cornering
on John and German Streets.
JOHN ALBURrls, Trustees
May IS, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22

Admiral Bertelyhas intercepted seve-
raj vessels, disguised under mexican
-eolohrs, bur freighted with a cargo of
-mischies.-French emissaries, and in-
esndiary papers, addressed to the Nee:
.sroes and Muist,oes ofthe English West,
India Islands. Il 10 feared, that soras
Of these have already found their way e
Jamaica and other islands. sa +
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
G. o O. D S,
y consisting OF

-. CONSISTING OF ~
Cloths, Coatings, Casimeres, Elan:
uels, &c. together with Hard: ware, Sad.
lery, Queens and Glassware, and We:
ry extensive assortment of Groceries,
&c. all of which they offer for sale at
very reduced prices for cash or appro-
yed'of Country Produce.
They take this opportunity Of return
ing their sincere thanks to their friends
and the public, for former favours, and
hope by pinetual attention 70 business,
with desire to please; 70 merit and re.
,eive continuation Of their custom.
LEWIS & ROBERT WILLIS.
Martinsburg, November 49,, 1906.
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The Italian writer's compare the poem
of Ariosto to garden Of Haelens-where
those that arc good are excellent, and
those that are bad, are worth nothing.
On the other hand, Tasso Is assimilated
to bed ofcucumbers where all are ripe
and sound, but destitute Of that delicious
acknowledgement the mostre6nedtasse.
Shakespeare TO use This alIusion) is
a wild gardeai where peaches, plumbs.
and apples arc found; some crude, some
sour, some rotten. bat some ineonapara-
bic. He Is a vineyard Of plenty, where
many Of the 6nest branches are ruined,
for want Of the pruning knife. Shakes
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22

peare, like the world, !. fun ofgood and
evil but hisworst fare is 80 tempting,
that ne have not power 10 refrain from
trying it.. Blu. the chaste, the sublime
Milton. il, like his own Eden,
i" A happy rural seat Of various vieW.D
And his work is that fertile ground, out
Of WHICH - - = - s..S . IS
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New; Goods.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
4 their friends and the public gene.
rally, that they have just received their
assortment Of FALL and WINTER
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-05-22
The Genius Of Shakespeare ande Milton
contrdSied. :,

81 TIE LATE SIR THOMAS DERMoDY.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-09
TIRE DOLLARS REwApv.

otr"yed away from the SUBSCRIBE. a.
bout the goth OF last month, dark brown
Mare Col1, three years ola this spring
the only marx now recolieCted, is small
snip on the centre OF her nose. She had
been shoo before, but had only one shoe.
on when she went away. The hair was
cut snort oil her tail, but she was never
dock u. ne above reward and reason
able charges Will De gwen, to any person
who VIII bring her home, or glyc lntor-
neuon where she may be found.
LANDELOT ARMSTRONG.
Wheeling May Is, 1907.
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{ 1913 J
CAUTION.

l forewarn all persons from taking a
Note of mine, drawn in favour of VIII
liam Biggs, for forty-fvc dollars and
some cents, and dated the 21st of Tune,
1907 as am determined not 20 pay it,
unless compelled by law.
J. ARMSTRONG.
June 81, 1907.
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Whereas Clement Brooke has assign
cd his .,.operty, real and personal, to us
the Subscribers, for the benefit Of his
creditors all persons indebted to the
said Clement Brooks are required to
make immediate payment to us. The
necessity OF having the affairs Of this
trust speedily arranged, renders it ne
ccssary to state that prompt attention
is expected to this notice.
JOHN TRIMBLE,
WIN. LEE.
Baltimore, Sd April, 1907. let
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HEMP and TAR,

HE highest price will be given for
good INTERCHANGEABLE Hemp and Tar, by
MICHAEL OhAHANI,
" no has on handa general asSortmento Of
DNI GOODS 4 GhOCEKIES,
70ltA LaraaSe 4foH sortS and sizes,
al lhls Store, opposite John " nite.
W hccImg, March u, 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-09
Vainab6 Properly for Sale.


AS | intend to remove to the State Of
Ohio, | viii sell the following described
property, in the Town of Wheeling, so
low as to make the purchase an object
to any person wishing to reside in this
part of the State Of Virginia.
One House and Lot in the centre of
the Town, on the Main street, calculat-
ed for Tavern. The stand is not IN
tcrior to any in the western county
he House IS two stories, 46 by 20 feet,
with 4 Cellar under the whole, "a two
story brick Kitchen, and a Stable. This
property, if not sold by September next,
viii rent.
One other House &: Lot on the Main
street, now occupied by Peter Sockman.
The House is two stories, with Cellar,
SmOke-hOuse, & Stable, (which viii make
it suitable for Family and Store.
| have also, within SIX or seven miles
OF Wheeling, 28O acres of LAND, with
4 small Improvement, which l will dis
pose of low.
DENNIS CASSAT.
May II, 1907.
FOR SALE, TWENTY LOTS
in the Town Of Frankfort, in the State
OF Ohio, 40 miles from Wheeling, on the
main road to Chiiicothe. The situation
OF Frankfort IS SO advantageous, that il
VIII in all probability be fxod ON as the
Seat OF Justice for a new countv, nhich
II IS expected viii in .hort time be
struck of from N1uskingum and Bel
mont counties.
TO BE LEASED,
SIX Quartcrsections Of Land, on the
road from Wheeling to GAINESVILLE, suit
able for Tavern Stands,-two of which
are improved. -. CASSAT.
Wheeling. May IL, 1907. a..
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WIN. LEE.
Baltimore, Sd April, 1907. let
Invirtue Of the aforementioned Trust,
the Subscribers offer for Sale the follow
ing valuable PROPERTY
Forty thouflnd acres of unmDroyed land.
htuated IN E4rriIon county, Virginia, on the
Wet fork OF the Little kenhawa, and Bear
folk Of Stear creek. This Land is reDrefentcd
to be OF very good quality in general, couDri
Ans large quantity Of rich bottoms, heavily
timbered, ana is capable of being laid Of into
tra8s ofhve hundred acres each, to great ad.
vantage.
One undivided half of $50 acres Of prime
Iand, on Rugh's liver. in Harrilon county,
Virginia. near the lands Of th- late General
Wilmington, and adjoining the lands OF Jacob
Bce(On, alto unirnPrOved
Four hundred and ninety two acres, in faid
county, near C.arklburg, the county town, un.
improved.
One unimproved corner Lot in Waynefbure.
Greene county, Pennfylvania, very Handsomely
and advantageoufy Etuated.
Seventeen and quarter acres of valuable
Land, near the above, having upwards of fifty
thriving sugar trees thereon.
One tOne Koule and Lot in Connelsviile, in
FdLidJN III convenient OOt HOuIS9, beng
a valuable hand for 0ufnefs
Five hundred acres of very valuable Land,
within one and half milea of Connelsville.-
On this tract is valuable Say mill and other
improvements. 1t po(Ielies the advantage Of
one Of the bett feats for water works in the
weaern country, having the command OF all
the water in the YOughiogany river, which is
navigable for bO7ts a comfortable dinance A
Dove, and near to inexhauai5le banks of iron
ore Of the bef quality
One undivided Exth part Of Laurel Furnace,
htuated in Fayette county, Pennsylvania, with
, 400 acres Of Land belonging thereto, being
but a few miles ditant from the lait mentioned
trsG,
Three Eoufe8 and Lots in the town OF Brb.
berkeley county, VirRinia-To all which vAlu.
able property indiiputable titles will be given.
as perions intending to purchare will doubt
LET'S vie" the property, more minute delcrp.
4ion is deemed unneceGary. Apply to
JOHN TRIMBLE, y
No I8, CheapGde
WILLIAM LEE, lrlhees
kI,rttf Gr~ot
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For SALE,

FoR SALE,
Il healthy Negro N'oman,
10 or 20 years Ct agc.-.u.u... of IN.
Prrntar. March 13, 1907
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PRINTED BY ALExANDER ARMSTRONG.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-10
MEbicAL NOTICES.
Dsmesratie Pref.

The Lendon Medical fociety propofes to confer
the fothergiian gold medal upon the authors of the
belt ehays on the following fubjeets:
Q1saisus for f6e year 1so7.-The bea sccoun, Of
the epidemic fevers which have prevailed at feveral
times IN North America, Spain and Gibraltar finee
the year 1888, and whether they are the fame or diff
ferert difeafesl
Fer f5< yea, lsos.-What are the beH methods Of
preventing and Of curing epidemic dyHentary
Fer tbs year 1Soo.-What the criteria by which
epidemic diforders that Infectious may be diff
tinguifhed from thofe that are9
70, tie ,ssr lsle-What are the qualities in the
atmosphere mof to be dered under the variou. cir
eumftanees of pulmonary eonfumptions
1t has bsen lately recommended, that excepting the
laHeet employed in vaccination all the inftrumen,s Of
iurgery ought to be dipped into oil at the moment
when they are goug to be ufed by which method
the pain of the fubea operated upon, will always be
diminiihed. 1t is recommended to make all inftru-
nients OF blood-heat little before the operation.
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lawSn.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

And all legal and regionobk eba.ges PAID for appre-
bending and bringing 70 the JlIieri5er, Char
!'ftsvae, ALema-ie, for FIGURING bin in Sme jail,
givizg Information fbfre.f BY psa,o Cbdriofe
f., vile,
"A SMALL BLACK NEGRO MAN, named BILLY, a.
A las WILL, about 80 years of age, s feet or Z
inches high, he has fna fear one of his eyes
walks very awkward, which is oceaioned by his
turning his toes very mucho appears tobe lame
when he walkshe is an i'll looking, fellow, rather
buihy head Of hair, which he fometimes ties, and at
times rather impertinent he is rough newer, and
an excellent fawyer, having been employed at that
bufinefs for ten twelve years paii he left Char.
otteiville about Chritnas lat, and was on the goth
January following committed to Rockingham Jail,
which he broke in few days, and has not been
heard of fince. 1t is fuppofed he will make towards
Wineheaer, or Hobb's-Hoe, where he was raifed in
the Brockenbrough family, but he has not been a.
mong them for the Ian 10 or 2 years he will pro-
badly change his name and clothes, the latter of
which were when he away, abianketing great
coat, and grey cooured round coat and pantaloons
Ho DAVID WATTS, fen.
May 10. u, law2mS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-06-10

/ We sn;sht commerce with limited expesin,.nt
at the next FELTON, Of CoDgrefs. wcmay thea pre-
hibis the importation Of fpriss from every country
and in the veasIso Of every country, which excludes
us from going to the producing country and particle
pating in the importation of fich pir,s therefren
In our own veiiee. Our merchants would then par
take in the importation Of all the foreign fprits
mould eonfume, and in the eargce, which go to pay
for iuch fpriss.
Foreign bloekades and other inpedimenss to the
trade in, and laes Of crops often be bene-
hcialy met by wife commercial AIS Of cougrefs and
by practicable manufactures. Only prohibit the TO-
reign rum in the trade and carriage of which we are
prohibited to ihare, and iha quickly make up the
deficiency by foreign wines and fprits the trade oil
which we Partaks, or by grain prts. Ipirts,
beer, ale, porter and cider Of own
a,anufaaoiy. ".
Our farmers, nnsnufataurers aud merchants viii ali
Be benefited by fueh prohibition of foreign rum
No nation reafonaby complain, that we trade with
Others, who let US in for Fare nor can any nation
complain that we monrfa7rre, when they prevent our
t,ads, and the foreign at, Of crops, The ntereft,
of agriculture, manuia Cures and commerce all forbid
our taking Jeregr rum in orea vse, only, to inter
fere with breweries and diil!eries and with
rum and other fpiri,s and wines and moaes import.
ed in our own veiIels
Denosratie Pref.