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and finished opening, are now offered
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or on the usual credit to Psnctual Gus
toners. "'> ~
TAeir assortment, inbdrt, consists
gfihe failesoiag articles
200 Pieces assorted India Muslins, TN.
commonly cheap,
49, Americas and English Clint.
e. yes and Calieos,
Co. 4-4Irish Linens, low priced,
30 Assorted eoloured Flannels,
1S-. ditto ditto Coatings,.
10 Coloured Planes Of q superior
quality, .-~-~s
Bennet Cords bandsomly at. and cheap,
ditto for Yest-shapes neatly figured,
Tabby Vslvets for ditto nice patterns.
Constitution Cords, Velyets, Cordu.
rows and Thicksets, very cheap. = 4
Superkne Broad and Forest Cloths .
Handsonse and cheap dssortntsnt, 9 -
Blankets, Dufie and Rose, cheap for
supsr2ns Bah cad.ins,, t@ ladies rid,
ing dressed, 4. - i. f.
Kersey Moleskin, Fancy stout Satiustts,
cnsimeres, u handsome assortmentS go
Full'd Hose, alarge assortment, i -nAs
Lamb's wool ditto Welsh knit, t-A,"1
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-23

BERKELEY, IS. - ! - -
- :. NOVEMBER Court. 1906. :
Ely Beall, Complainant, ..
f. : - = : = = = = .sASAIAsr =
Jsshua Boring. Frederick Sti,ely, John
Bfanham and Lewis Duekvalt. Def'ts,
II 81 =: - = - Ia CHANcERY.
THE defendant, Joshua Boring, not
j having entered his appearance =.
9reeable 10 IN oct Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and Ii appearing to
the satisfaciioa Of the Coust, thar Re il
mon N iahahi,aht Of lis Conrnonwealth.
on the motion Of the Complainant BY his
Counsel, il il ordered, tkat saiA Joshua
Boring do appear here on; the Monday
after thethitd Tuesday in February next,
20 answer the bill Of the Complainant,
and shat 4 copy ofthis order be forthwith
insersed in the Berkeley and jefferson
Iuselligeneer for two moaihs successive.
y, md published atthsdoor ofths Court.
Hease Of the said County. 81
u Copy. Feste, -.
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
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NOTICE.

THE subscribers request all those in.
L debted to them, In any manner
whatever, to make immediate payment,
a. no longer indulgence can possibly be
LEWIS &RoBERT WILLIS.
Mar,iDsburs. January Q, 1907. !. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

'-.-''' VIC no. hansoE 81 slender thread e..
1l7I great and powerful people, acct
onats,' attached 70 their soyereig3 and >,
s ', laws, cannot be conquered mail the
|'o'e O. them are extinct. That the Nc e.
PIE apncar TO be united intheir hatred and
oe'estation Of BoNA2ArrE's conduct, and
eqla''y as determined, 20 perish beneath
the runs NJ their country, rather than -
!,e.' - the trr9nt, and become suprlicants
az One iort If the usurper's throne.
In addition to the files Of Hamburger M
perS whiSh we received on Sunday. TO he
ooth Oct. We last evening received, Nv the
hrlg Inn q Ef-a6e;h, flc Of 4it9nq ma
pcs - the snmc late By these paDers
We md that the Prince of Hq,zfeld had
published, in Berlin, on the DIST Oct. that
the garrison, under the command Of his
eNccVencv the Court of Schuicrnburc. would
w'thfr1v from that CITY, rs II was proba-
DC the French w0Dld soon enter il. Tie
called uno1 the citizens 70 form n national
ggHr'' and 20 submit patiently to the fate
OF war
m J'ssian army Of 10000 men has
marched to join the Prnssians.- Courier.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
COZ, RIrPR

Our readers will perceive, by the Pre-
sidcnt's PROCLAMATION, that tits Thought che
enterprise now on foot is intended against
the dominions Of Spain, and that by the
confidential communication made hy the gO-
vernon Of this state Co the legislature, il is
thought to be against thc Orleans and LOU
isiana territories. We are informed chat
the gcnti1mau who the governor alludcs 90
in his message as clothed by the United
States with public character, was auth a-
rised by the President 90 Obtain all the in-
formation he could IN the western country,
and who ased every. possiblcsmeans to 1has
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
IrEANsLAr1oN1

"iIAvANNA, NOV. &C..
90 BY the W2utserat capt. Francis Car
b0acU, arrived yes crdav from Cqrthagena
aftcr II days passage, we have received the
following intelligence, which was published
iu Panama, ON the 3lst Oct from whence
IL ~as brought by a vesf from pavta.
Sc Capt. Don Santiago LINERS, having I'M
der his command about 1900 men, chiefly
veteran troops and well armed, conducted
them In couutry-boats, small schooncrs
and gun-boa.s, TO the river Las Conchae,
six leagues 20 the north of Buenos Az
res. and being Joined by about : or 800
volunteers. M 4rched With great expedition,
ly land, 90 the city, ON which he made a
spirited attack in several points az once,
which were successful and ON the 10Th of
August, the enemy having los, 500 men, the
remainder, Co the Of 1000 capitulo-
ted, and surrendered themselves prisoners
of war, with the General in chief and his
gu1altcru officers"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
WASHINGTON CITY, December 2.

We congratulate the friends of liberty
throughout the union on the following i'm
portaut information. The state Of Ohio
has done herself honor, and has demonstra-
ted that republican government not only
can, but will act 1uith ar energy that is
irresistible, whenever the great interests
oil the people are az stake.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

REcAPrURE or ByENos ArRKs.
g Lima, 23i Schk i8O6.--Ycstcrday ar
rived here an express, which left Areguipa
on the l3.h inst with the pleasing intclli-
gcnce. chat tho victorious army Of his Catho-
&c majesty had recoEqucred the city Of Ba-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

Relieving chat the Fundamental maxims Of
rational liberty have guided you IN the adj
minstra,ion Of our government, we hesi~
Kate not 10 express our fJD md entire con-
hdence in YOUR councils and conduct. En-
joyiug every blessing, which rs men and as
citizens We could desire, md in country
critic in natures choicest 5iits, we should
deem IL presumpruous indeed, to hazard, by
nSCs,ine assertions, these iucaicu.abie adj
vantages We trust that public ru-
nlCur mas maguiiicd the danger, but should
the designs IN agitation be as destructive
as represented, we have no doubt but all
fear viii shortly be disspatcd before the
indignation Of oar citizens. That you may
long live 70 enjoy the confidence and ttach-
ment of the American people, is the SIM
cere and unanimous wish Of the legislatures
Of tho state Of Ohio.
In addition TO the foregoing information,
extracted from the Scioto -, zette, letters
from Ohio state that ten boats hsv been seiz-
cd, and that Tyler and blennerhasset had
lied.
We have likewise received the following
letters.
Erfraf ofG letter. from TIE governor oCOa
hoto mta7ber u Congress, dared Dec.
~, az nieit.
81 have this night received letter from
Marietta announcing the seizure OF Hlenar-
hasset's Hotilla by party of orr militia in
obedience To ny orders Blonnerhasset and
Comfort Tyler have escaped"
Extract If a letter, dated Frankfort,
(KcH Dec. 8, TO a gentleman in thiE
cifv,
con the 22d ult. committee was appon~
ted to enquire into the conduct # the hon.
Benjamin Sebastian the result Of the en-
quiry was, that the communications and
conferences contrary TO the constitution OF
Kentucky and of the L. s. were had and
carried on by Sch .stian IS the representa-
tive of Messrs. lines, Nicholas and Murry,
with col. Giozo, the representatives, Of the
Blr0n dc Corand'let. the uvernor-general
of Louisiapa in 1895, and 1897, a commu~
nication which had or its object the scpa-
ration OF the country west of the A'egh "
mountains was made to MIR. Sebastian to
lines and Nicholas, but not 20 hurry, and
ii was also proved that Sebastian had re-
ceived in the years 1901 and 9, 1000 as a
pension from the Spanish government.
lie has resigned his office Us Judge IN order
to save the trouble OF removing him from
Office.
The whole of the evidence containing go
pages is ordered to be printed and a,c5pY-
sent to each representative from the state
TO the Congress Of rhe United States.
Indictments have been prepared against
col BUR- and John Adair, but they were
not found by the Grand jury, the contents
ofthe indictments DO not know only from
report, which says they were for setting
on loot an expedition against Mexico, pro-
vince OF Spain."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
Ertract ofaiett z detc1
CAifcofhc, Drc. II, 1906.


"Our COURTS procrastinatcd T. consider
able length. Yesterday a certain Dennis
Casset, merchant Of Wheeling, was arres-
ted BY the governor in virtue of the act,
recently passed This day the court
consisting of Judges Tod and SHINES have
had the case oi Casset before them-abcat
u or IS witnesses were examined u, ,r,,.
cause. The evidence was not conclusive,
but highly suspicious and strongly crcun-
stantal OF his being concerned in Burrs
plot-he offered TO enlist men and rive ten
dollars bounty, he insinuated that the Pre-
silcnt was concerned in Burr's scheme If
dy was ON DOT, ne drank col. Burns health,
n wished him success in his revolution;z-
ng plan, he induced others to drink Burr's
health, and hulzared for Burr. He had
made use of a number OF threats md loose
'NDressions--he was going 10 move TO Orr
'c u,, he would not suffer MS boats to be
examined, he would mount a swivel and
XII any person that moestcd him. Is
wasthis evening decided that be was pro-
per subject for the laws to operate on. and
ordered TO he committed unless he gave
bail MO 900 dollars Athis request Grand
Jury was ordered, and the cause will be dee
cided this term"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
CH1LIcorHE. Dec. Il.

,
caused 70 be apprehendcd, Dennis Cassct,
esq. under the act of the legislature of this
state, entitled, " an act TO prevent certain
acts hostile 70 the peace and tranquility Of
the United States within the jurisdiction of
this state" and he is now under ali arrest.
The governor his forwarded 60 the Post
master of ChillicOthe dispatches to John :.
Gano, general Of the FIRST division Of thr
militia with directions and special instruc-
tons how TO act on this important occasi-
ON.
The trial of Mr.. Casset will come or. TO
day, the result Of which we cannot nj this
time determine. Witnesses are summon
ed TO attend at the IT, a., and it is said that
acknowledgements will be made that he ten
dered money to an individual 70 enlist un-
der the banners Of col. Burr Many others
it is supposed, viii he apDrchcnded on the
same grounds, or BY virtge Of the Prcsi-
dents proclamation, which has now come
to hand.
| We understand the governor received
( last night. a communication from the SeCre-
( tary ofState e the United States, relative
! 20 tho expedition now ON foot to disturb
the peace and tranquility of the United
/ States, & more especially that OF the wcs-
] 4
I dents proclamations, one Of which we have
! inserted in this days paper.
/ 1t must give sincere pleasure to the Off
! GERS Of the general government, and to all
! the states tho union 20 find the prompt
and patriotic efforts Of the government of
/ Ohio, which have taken place in order to
/ detect and bring to condign punishment,
I every person engaged IN hostile and nlaw-
! fJl attempts against the peace Of the union,
/ and for arresting every military prcpara-
J rion that may he discovered within or even
/ passing by It's limits
! As soon as the law Of the General As
: sembly passed both Houses, which clothes
! the governor with unlimited powers, 20 en-
able him to act with energy, and which
was bottOmcd on his conf lential communi-
cation made To them, (both of which may
be found in this days papcr) We are inform
! ed he sent Oft IN express % Marietta, 70
| arrest the 1otilla and the agents employed
/ ~ that quarter & for fear It might escape,
I and other preparations which we under
stand was Co leave Pittsburg and other
! points on the Ohio, get under way, we are
| told an express has gone on 60 Cincinnati
| with orders 20 plant some artillery ON the
! banks there, aud call out such part OF the
J militia as will be competeht 10 arrest ant
! G"di"liI every Dodt passing tDWN tht re
YER, and secure any military party or par
ties that may be attempting TO get 90 the
/ p ace Of general rendezvous.
/ Happy for Ohio and the Union, that th,
legislature were in session at this mHDen.
tous crisis and we congratulate ourfellov
citizens that Ohio can boast Of as patriot,
q set of representatives as ever were as
semb.ed in one body, who, 20 a man ar,
ieeHngly alive 90 the interests Of their con.
stituents and the welfare of the UEion--an,
1T Is no small addition 70 our joy, that oui
governor enjoys their unlimited confidence
and whose exertions must endc2r him tC
every patriotic mind.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

enos Ayres on the 18th Of Aug. It's brave
delivcrer was the marine captain DIV tn
nay) Don Santiago LINERS, who kavi
heard Of the capture by the cncmy, went
Ionte,ideo, the governor OF which place
gave hinthe command ola ight ffotilia OF a..
bout SO sail and 1900 men, troops of the line
and volnnJccrs completely armed
. They dscmbarSe1 at Puerto de las
Conchas, where they were Joined By some in
habitants of Buenns Ayres and the surround
ing country, by which addition their number
amounted TO $500, when they marched to-
gether on the 10th, to Retro, where yhey
were detained by various circumst noes,
until the 18th, when thev attacked with the
greatest intrepidity, all the fortified place
occupied by the enemy, and completely de-
feated them.
SAT the moment Of the assault, the enc
nv surrendered, 60 avoid being put to the
sword, with which our general had threat
ened them. General w. Bcrcsford is a
prisoner of war, with upwards of thou
sand troops, who now remain at the dispo-
sal of the conqueror."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

On Thursday last Mr.. Cass introduced
the following resolution, which was agreed
TO and passed both houses without ono dis
scnting voice.
RcsofOed unanimously, by fbe General .Hs-
sem5iy Of the 8fafe If Chio, That the
governor be requcs e 20 transmit 60 the
President of the United States the follow
ing address
10 THOMAS IEFFERsoE, Esq. Prea-
dent 2fthe UHiteG Sf0teS.
SIR,
At a time when the public mind through
ont the union is agitatel with alarming rec
ports, respecting the existence and designs
Of "a party hostile to the welfare and pros
pcriJy Of our country, we dccmit duty in-
cumbeut on as, co express Co the executive
Of the union our attachment to the govern
meut of the United States, and our Conh-
denCc in INSTRUMENTATION. Whatever may
be the intention, of desperate and abandon
cd men, respecting thg destruction of chat
constitution, which has raised us to our pre-
sent elevated rank among Jhcnatons oi the
world, and which is Our only security for
the future, we trust they will find very few
advocates iu the st3tc or Ohio We Cx-
press the feelings and OIL Unions of our con-
s'itucnts when we say, no. carts tInJrigu-
ing men no real or vision try lrua .,..,.
advantage will induce as TO sever 90 90 bond
of union, which is our only ,ecurity 4g inst
domestic violenSc .ands foreign Invasion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
EDWARD TIFFIN.
ChiHicothe, Dct. I'd, 1906

Here follow the act which Furnishes hy
iinc and imprisonment any person who shall
set on foot or be concerned in an exDeiici-
ON against the peace Of the United States
and authorizes he governor 20 cause him
to be arrested and brought before judge
who shalt, In his discretion, coufne hint
or hold him 20 bail IN four sufficient sure
ties, each in sum not exceeding $4,000
dollars.]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

The following is said to be the substance
of the anonymous communication, address
ed 20 Congress, on the seventeenth instant,
by WRITER who professed himself to be a
foreigner, and desired his communication
might be read with closed doors:
e"rhat the United States were in great
danger from France ana spain, that Bona
parte would invade MS as soon rs he was at
liberty in Europe, 5hat he kept many spies
in the country, some of which the writer
was acquainted with. The writer urged
the necessity of providing speedily for the
ehectual defence OF the United States, and
recommended, that, as we have no gene
rails Of our own, Moreau should be placed
at the head of an army. re stated that
many French officers were disgusred with
the emperor, and would willingly engage
in our service. The writer promised that
his next communication should be from
Bordeaux. - Phil. haber.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02

In addition to the foregoing Information,
extracted from the Scioto - zette, letters
from Ohio state that ten boats hav been seiz-
cd, and that Tyler and blennerhasset had
lied.
We have likewise received the following
letters.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1807-01-02
FOR SALE,
WeIve Shares

IN IHE B4NK~ ar VIRGKNCa.
OfoH rasg ferwa.--EHgtGre ofhe friuer.
Dcc 81, 1906 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27

Jeasrson County, %. + - :. z.t,..,s..
: Oetober Court, 1906.
William M'cormick, Comp ainant,
-. AcAIHsf - 1870.
William HietA Bsniamin Bel, Will.
am P. Flood, Joseph Ben, iur. John
Daniel, md samuel Daniel D,fts,,
=. :. ). 80 :. = II cHANcERY. =
THE dsfendant Williamt Hierk no,
u having entefed his appearance =
greable 70 N oct of assembly and the
fules ofthis court, and Il appearing 10
the satisfaction,of the court that hs. Is
not @ ihhahitani sf this ,eommonwssitk.
upon tie motion of ,hs cnmplainant ~
his counsel, Il 10 ordered HAT the aid
defendant William HEAT ! appear hers
o1ths: second Tuesday Is April next.
ard answer ths eomplainsuls bin, and
thata copy ofthis order 81 eIrthvith in.
Sersed il The .beEkelsy and Jsa.pop
Intelligeneerfor two monthe successive.
y, slso pobI.ied IS the fronsdoor ofths
court houss Of the said county Tor he
same length time. i. -
A Copy. Attest, ", = 4
GEORGE HtTE, c.1.e.s4
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Tuh Received.
TIE subscribers hsvs juss received Q
AanAsome.assarsmeRt Of :,
EsM fancy Goods,

-. -, 0N0n& 0dfcD uks
Elegant superRne broad Thread Lace,
Superb Ladies. Grecian Dresses,
Plain spotted and needle worked Lsno
- Muslins, r. :.
Plain Cambfiek and Lace = ditto ::
Ladies fashionable esp Patterns and
q Neck Handkerchiefs,
Fashionable split. straw and. Leghcrn
Plush Velvet md CameRs hair Shavls
ofall eoloufS, >f - -
Ladies end GeItlemens white Kid
Gloves. ditss Silky
/ ChanEeahle Luttstrinks,
Silk and Cotton Chambroy Musins,
Ladies patent cork soal Shoes, :;
: Diteo Morocco ind Kid Slippers, !
GeutIsmeuss imported and coun.rylnade
Hats. - - .~ 4 =.
super6ae - Irish Linens. lox-prieed
p. ditto, and - Sheesiug,
Best super6ne Caiicos, hsw patterps,
comnon and low.priee ditto; :,
= Best super6ne Londou broad C5nths,
PreSidsnt's, Benefits and constisation
{ Cords. ~ = +t+e":Tt >1ssgz.@'
i. velvets and ancy cords. !"
, Gsnilemens fashicnabis cut SIX vslves
= Vest Patterus, Il -
bsnusst's Fancy Cord disso and Swan
Taey Aaes,ssaiaise, ! lev haunel.,
Blankets and coarse Cloths, sshich fhey
!, mill all lam e. eLas,s fhS S,sIes a.. = r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27

NOTICE l. hereby given. that ~
IN ELECTION, win be held q the
Court. House in Martinsbprg, on the Mon,
day sitter The third Tuesday in April next,
for the purpose Of choosing 6sperson %
represent the District composed Of the
couaeies Of Berkeley, &c. &c. inthe se-
nate of this State. -, :, r.. =:
~ NICHOLAS oRRICK. Sheriff.
February %, 1so7. ;.~>..s :: - :,
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RToTIcE q hereby given, that an
IN ELECTION win be held 1t the
Court Houseint lartihsb1Tg .ontheM Mon
day after the third Tuesday q April NEXT,
81 the purpose Of Shoesing att person 10
represent the District composed Of the
!Counsiesof Berkeley, Jefferson & Hamp.
shire: y ne House q Representative Of
The pnited States. ." 1 :. :. :, = -.
NICHOLAS .oRRIcK, Sheriff.
February 80, 1907. - . : r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-02-27

NOTICE 70 hereby given, thas m
IN ELECTION wili be held q the
court-H House in Martinsburs, on die
Monday after the third fuesdsy IN April
nsxf, for the purpose Of choosing Two Ct
psssons torepresent the County Of bsrke.
lsy IN tire General Assembly Of this Seate.
ttNIcHoLAS oRRlcK, sheriff,
February 20, 1907. =
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bisseiusiea q Ga.tart,a e.r..Aip,.

Dissokution e a-pdrta eEship. t.
THE partnership Of Ben 9 cheryg,
has this day DISSOLVED by mutual
cousent those Indebted 70 said 6rm are
requested to come forward aud settle
their aseounss immediately, apd allIhoss
having any ,elsims against said Efm, afe
desired 10 presept them immediatly for
isestleuent. HE'LL & CHERRY.
Smith6eld. FEB. is, 1907.
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BOLTNc cLOTHs.

Just received IN extensive assort.
y ment ofhese warranted BoLfING
CLOTHS, ofevesy description, which
win Be cold nnusually low. hy
KENNEDKS q RACAN. IS.
Hasers-soua, June ], 1906. T,yl
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Esh GoUsr Seed,

oflast years growth - win appear from
I, !. 49, die following certiaepie:
-" I do hereby certify that the-load Of
Clover Seed witch I have this day sold
Games b John Lane, merchants, 81
4Sheph1 DIS. T own, Is good, sound, fresh
Clover Seed, ~ Of lat years growth /;
Il being raised On my own farm, in Lam
caster County, Pennsyltani. Given
under nv hand this 1lt6 day "a Fe6Fua-
'ry, 1907. e. I. ADsAHAM Lono."..
:. At,est. Martin Sheess.n !,
/, mi which they mill ssA lsw, and e.
Sfhesf aittnosf pho ftiissh q gel CHAR
1AReAtNs 10 call In them affhe MARKET.
konse saadre. =, :. 8 G. - ".
= f. JaMEs 4 JOHN LANE.
= Shepherd !. To.Dn, Fst.ie, 1907. q
), P.-&T They earnes,ly request an
those indicted tothem, and whose bonds,
notes lid aeeoants are due, TO discharge
the, same before the first OF next month,
! 20 - 70 prevent trouble and expease 10
themselves. { The necessity Of punctn.
atty must be obvious 70 every reflect.
ing mind They will reeve Flour,
Wheat, Rye. Corn, oass md Flax-
Seed in payment, and aRowsae highest
> - JAMES 4 JOHN LANE.