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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14
COMIEUNIcATIOM

Departed life, on Sunday the 10Th instant,
Col. MARKS VANDEWAIL, Post Master
in this city, in 'he s4th pear Of hi arc. Tb;is
has another OF our Revolutionary Worthless dropt
off. Al no time OF his life, had he ever in tic
slightest instance deviated from those principles,
which nobly led him to the field of battle, and en-.
abled him with courage and frnness to encouD.
ter the hardshps and privations Of a seven wears
war. He was republican in practice, he was
. republican in principle, heart and soul-He
discharged All the duties of this life with ability
integrity and honesty, both an officer, aud as q
man.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14
The 4th No. on the EM BARG o in our next.
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DIFD-On Wedre day the 1st instant, IOIfH
GOODRICH, Esq many years Senator iot the
district of Isle of Wight in the Virginia Legis-
lature
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14

NJ IEGlNIA, TO WIT; Alta court Of Appeals
v held NJ TIE Capitol, in Richmond, the third
day of June, 1903,
GENERAL RULE--Aher TIE end of this
present term, all causes depending in this court
snail be called IN the order in which they stand
upon the docket, and sHch as may be ready for
bearing pursuant 60 the former rules of this court,
shall, unless good cause be sewn to the contra
~, be beard IN the same order IN which they
Sand upon the docket, until the whole shall be
zone through and The causes which sIIaI be
passed over, shall, unless for some very special
reason appearing to the court, be put at the end
OF the docket OF each term
Cr6ered, That the above rule be published IN at
least three OF tie ne wspapers printed IN Rich
nond' once week unt the first day Of October
next
Copy. Tcstc, J. BROWN, C. c.
June H. [ustOl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14
IMPORTANT,

The oiczsins Information epas ibid bsare the IN
9erspriters this day, By respectable merchant Of
this city.
'' That by thelFrench Empcror's special order
OF the 9th January last, einanating from hiiuseif
not published or promulgated, or otherwise made
known at Hamburg, than by verbal message
from the French custom house there to the con.
sgnee Of the ship Juni:ta, of this FORT, bou, the
18Th OF March, the cargo Of this ship, win o-l:-s
ia similar tredicaanent, ssas dcfgitioeiy co "
(9SCA TED, and the greater part Of il oydeyeS TO
tesransported BY iani TO Paris to be sold there
for consumption And the tribunal Of prizes was
ordered MOTTO take cognzance Of any claims fer
these cargoes.....N. A4iieyicQr.
At the request of the Emperor of france, the
young king Of Spain has presented him with the
sword of Francis the first of Frauce, surrender
ed at the battle of Pavia to Charles the fifth
che bearer of the sword was the Crard Duke of
Berg. fe.Eems as if Napoleon was determined
TO deprive all the repositories of Europe of their
relics tending to exalt tie ancient fame of its ma
Ton DEGRADE that of France
Balt 20 Posf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-06-14

40 RENT--T!e upper AFhRTBEN1s Il, the
HOuse occupied ~ Messrs. Kirby, Drake
g Iaylor, possessing convenient accommodations
for family Possessin? wiU be given iTniaedi-
ately--apply to Knby, Drake g. Taylor, or 20
THOMAS NORVELL.
June 70. CGJ
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30
FRENCH AFFAIRS.

I, appears BY Champsgny's rsport(Shich
We find in The Paris Argus Of the 26h of
Jan hat the reason why his master Ma
poleon, made war against Portugal, was
because she Suffered The vessels sailing IN,
Ger her asg 10 be searched byEnglish cruz,
crs--that {" the Euglish have attacked all
nertrs! oa,ons--snd their digpisy and duty
reaeifes shat they should make their righ;s
berespec:ed." We have DO 6oub. but
that Bonapar,r has said to our government
ahas ne viii gn 10 war wiki Us il we suffer
the English 20 board oar vessels. Is there
doobs !! Has he DOT actually withous preyi.
Gus notice commenced war upon Us because
oer vessels have had The misfortune OF
being bearded at sea by British ships Of
war? a ciscumstance DOT to be avoided by
any possible means 10 our power. He not
OILY captures those thus situated but takes
American vessels coming from England,
plunder them of the most valuable part of
their cssgoes, and then sinks them? What
zviA our government sag to an his.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30
Vim. Fl. Foote,

vE-HE subscriber offers to reM for one or
1 more years, adjoining the place where's
on he now lives, Blacksmit.rss shop, with a
complete set Of fools, Dwellir House ID
comfortable condition, calculated for FAM
ly, together with between three and four acres
ofvery rich !and.-Fror several years expo.
rience, can with truth declare, that thets
can be no better stand for a blacksmith thar
the one now offered to let.
Thomas B. Morelaad.
Maryland, 8road-Creek, :
December e.-ll5.l lawtf
NJ q. If | don't rent the fine sssgd,
viii give good wages to Q young map, OF g
man with Q family I. 3. NJ.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30

...srs Of the Chesapeake, ana enjovea
tae ~ ADVANTAGES ofthc most favored nation !;
line me- S0 therefore be doubted that my go-
i san nen, WILDE ready 70 restore them to the
vsfIlns; ,1at,on, as soon as it can be done con-
same .t I with the honor and rights OF the y,
States. ,b;s y,rnication with
e my earnest hope, that the dit
oul ser which have unhsppiIy arisen between
fIen -oyernments, may soonbe settled, on con-
.;o o. honorable and satisfactory to both the
p .s;ss To have oo-opefatcS with you IN the
pa.o0,nlishnlent CT so great aud useful a wcFk,
ae' ",d bayc been highly gratifying to me-
w. a;snositiou which you have brought to the
INV lsass;on. and tie sentiments which yon
olssr mnnieated on tie principal transaction,
eu,,' first Intelligence of It was received,
. VIZ me win great confidence, that, we
sanId soon have been able to bring 1t TO such
sD ."nclusion. TO have been party to Il,
: LII Ia have terminated my mission to hisma-
wv IN the mode which | have lang ana sii.-
ssersy desired
W have the honor to be, sc.
II MIC NgONp NE
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30

druasy IA, 1908.
veral weeks IN cur port, by the existence OF
an embargo, and her voyage has been since
entirely broken up by a knowledge OF a sup
Elementary order Of the British council, sub
jecting to the penalties incident to the bloc
kade, al vessels sailing with cargoes from the
bay o. aiscay, subsequent to the 9Th Of Dec.
Tie shippers all joined in all application to
the tribunal Of commerce, and obtained
Judgment autho,isins them to withdraw the
merchandise they have severally shipped, on
paying the charges attending the unloading
the same, Cnner,r}ans IA this measure, which
appeared essentially necessary for the preser-
vation of your property, landed your goods,
and will retain them until they can be Ship
ped with more safety, or dispose Of them for
your account, as circumstances may render
expedient
The inactivity which nervaded our market
at the period OF my last advices, owing 10 the
prospect of negotiations between England s.
France, through the intervention Of Austria,
was Of but short duration. The overtures Of
peace made TO the British cabinet by the Aus
trian miaister having been rejected, and the
latter having Quilted the court of London a.
bruptly, all pacific appearances vanished
This event, as was to be expected, immedi-
ateiy revived the activity in the demand, and
an augmentation in the prices OF colonial and
American produce.
:" Cofee, sugars, cocoa, pepper, cotton x
tobacco arc, you will see by the annexed
quotations, at enormous prices, aud there IS
every probability of further augmentation.
Any fast sailing vessels from ycur quarter,
which have the good fortune to evade the yigi-
lance Of the British blockading squadron will
make extremely lucrative voyages. Should
your government, however, come to an ami
cable adjustment of their differences with g.
Britain, then all adventures to this country
| must be at an end, as a rupture would De the
| probable consequence
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30
a!epaautla s>atIp aOnsy:;ses.
WEDNESDAY,, March 80.

A letter from Bordeaux, received at New
York, says We are well assured, that a
negociariohis on foot between England and
france, and IN corroboration, six blank pass
ports have been sent to England, to be filed
with the names OF such characters as the bri.
tsh government may think proper:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
BALTIMORE, March 90.

Snow Edward, Lewis, hence for Nantz, has
arrived at Rochelle, and SEIZED for having
SPOKE at sea- cutter but not known of what
nation. America, Lelar, hence, at New dep
via England, seized.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30
Fifty Dollars Reward.

LoS2, yeaterday naoraiasg, IN or near .fge1.
and,7a,
An old Red Morocco Pocket Book,
containing a large sum Of money and suntlgy
papers, among which were way bill, ra~
vcrn bill, and aa account Of beef and perl,
sold, &c,-Whoever has found said Roeket
Book, and will return it with its contents II
the owner, or leave it with, the Printer, shall
be paid the above reward.
Iiaac Johnfon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30
t. The Proprietor Of the

t. he proprietor or the
alexandria Daly AdveTttser, viii
difpose Of the Establishment ON
moderate terms--there are now
nearly SIX hundred Subscribers
and the Lift INCREASING, ITO a
Perlon of Induitry and Talents
for conducting Newspaper,
this would be a desirable Situa-
ton. Circumstances beyondhls
Controul render it necessary to
make Sale, it VIII therefore be
sold a great Bargain if applicants
on be made foon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30
Tie Cattttal LICK,
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
ALL AMERICAN EDITIONS,
Just Recelued and for Sale BY
JAMES KENNEDY, SENR.


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- beautiful edition, in pla;n and elegant
binding, with many plates
Hays Female Biography, do dos
DR. EWeps Medical Companion
tyHc's Anatomy, 9 vols. 50
Or. HIS Account Of the Lie and Writings
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Or. Baneroft's abriIgelnent Of Marshall's Life
Of Washington, 50
Kyd on Awards 81 so
leeielts Oh Fraudulent Conveyances 8.
Watson Oh Partnerships g = 4 z S7-l
Modern Chivalry. yois, So
Wild Irish Girl S Is
Book Of Trades, vols. 50 so
Lie Of Marnontel, elegant binding, 81 Sc
Fothersil's Sermons, 875 cents
MRS. Tlimmer's Exposition of the Church Cae
techisnl, Is cents
------------------ Introduction to the Study Of
Nature, so cents
A variety Of School and Children's Socks, with
handsome engr.,vings,
STATIONARY articles, ofthe best quality,&
BLANK BOOKS to any pattern, made upoH
the shortest notice. with
PATENT RULING AND BINDING.
March 80 cost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30

The Roman Catholic clergy in Europe, III
future are to be admitted to partake Of the
nl2t,al rights celibacy is no longer enjoin-
ed upon them.
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SCI TO RENT.

February %
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30
NEW ORLEANS. March 4,

NE UKLE ND, l4dfcH A.
Gen. Moreau and gov. Folch, sat cut
Yesterday FOR Pensacola, from whence gen.
Morean will proceed thro' the country Of
The Greek Indians, to Charleston, S. Caro-.
lima.
II with deep regret we record the death
Of 1oha Ward Gmiey, esq, late Attorney
General os1his Territory, who fell 10 du-
81 with Philip Z. Zones. esq yesterday sf
iernoon. He was shot dead the frs, 6.e, &
Mr.. Jones received a flesh wound in hts
leg.-His dea'h is sincerely regretted by
numerous ADD respectable acquaintance &
friends.
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q Els II.

vE,HE subscriber will engage 10 stps
Z pIy from one to two millions Of Herrings
during the coming season, at SIX shillngs FER
thousand, at his landing, four miles below A.
lexandria.
VIM. Fl. Foote,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30

Ertracf Il q leherJrom Bordeaur, dated Fe-
6rAnEY IA, 1909.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-06
BY THIS DAYS MAIL.
NETWORK, An.sust 3.
Latest from London.

Blythe arrival Of the ship Union, Jacobs,
HON London, (Which port she left on the
! 18th June) the Editor Of the Mercantile
Advertiser, has received file of London
papersto the 9th June, and Lloyd's Lists
sathe 7sh inclusive. Captain Jacobs had a
|Papsr Of the 18th, buthe gave it on his pas
|asse to the captain ola British frigate.
Doctor Hermann, passenger, is the
bearer Of dispatches from our minister at
london, and from ST. Petcrsburgh, to the
government of the u. States. He informs
US thai the British orders in council, it was
expeeted in London, would shortly be SO
modified as not materially to al,eet reutra,s.
Inc riots II Manchester, ard TIE other
manufacturing towns in England, though in
great measure KEEP; under, were not alto
Vtlaer eztinguished.
Inc Union has upwards Of 5000 letters.
We have also received by the HAVANA
raskes Proclamation from the Governor,
sI mo, eoaneilat HAVANA, opening the ports
" ilavaana tothe English, and declaring
VT ~, against France in the name Of Ferdinand
e. Intelligence of the recent revolution
,aopanl reached that island by the snip Dis
sa s SSaslsgon, Of Philadelphia, in 81 days
bs sa Iaaaz. She brought out great NUM-
"a. :. y Spanish officers, from the new go
'S',aeat o. unto at Seville.
-, - ittfsr from the HAVANA dated the goth
N expresses an opinion as current, that
,ns Il e ac property would be con6scated,
l. h. -. 81 srenchmen, no, domiciliated, would
s0nps!led to quit the island.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-06

.rd q weep because wc have
b Alssan s world 70 conquer S ana We We
81 sa0thsr s -. for we could conquer no
Eliishtwsep w We have rot faith enough 70
els. De ms Atlantic q attack L london
sss across 10 - ships to convoy Us thltner.
I'D " w. al differs with me in opinion mlg,ls
bic who u sarvice BY stating what we could
sna as;sr he conquest Of Canada. ! Know
1oatter , =, suffer an embargo, a non-ln-
bat ve We. sI until England would sue for
crcouise,, when that would be God only
|eace' ~ Our enterprizing privateers coula
no 9s doubt would capture few 1-n8ilsa
Pc = ships, but what would that 90 for
esel. 80 The conclusion is that the pow
pc nal Ia ITnised States is already as COM
= ',s . Il ,s.owu into the scale ct France a.
rs ;;us; Easgland, IS it can be. ).
''l less Eogliss, psusizan, who wants an az
~ ,;.a England against France, has not
koDs;dsrsa thatwc can otter no lnd 1Y.;s
! England to such an alllance. wat re- :,
30. ro',la we make FOR that powerful aid
~ w che could extend 70 Us II war with
60 ..r Her navy is strong enough, but
- mere not, we could add nolhinS to its
f..ss,th. She vans no land force, she has
Zen for her own defence; and she
{a ul net employ it extensively against,
go. With the most distant prospect OF
. ~.s N what then could we aid Eng
MP Innothing but market, aud since.
h,s ,,,as al the Brazils, the probability is
H., che can very well dispense with ours.
! n IS 20 an embargo against France, that
raan s. nothing. We see that she cares
sra,s iot for it. Perhaps ie is because we can
kee;;,rd no all to England taat she is not
tempt 70 deus justice. How .,asy 1t would
\, ior her to involve us In war with France,
kgsh;s was her object! Suppose France to
adhere 10 her decreases she no doubt will
Euppose England to recall her orders, adjust
Ithe afar, of the Chesapeake, and make a
commercial treaty with US Could We, un-
her sach circumstances avoid a war with
France think not. And yet, although
bhis is entirely in Tie power of England, she
moves not her finger to effect it. Can any
cause BE- assigned for her indifference but
me one which I have mentioned we
mistake the nature of our power il sen
tircly defensive and as such, is equal to the
world openly in arms against us. but what
nation can guard against the secret means OF
Napo!son: By Seduction nations are hall
|sonqusredbefore the sworais drawn to com
Lrste their rum. Mr. Madison would not
resist until resistance would be useless.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-06

sEs The public are respectfully informed
that MIR OKELLY is expected to preach in
the old Methodist meeting mouse, OH Sunday
at l o.elock, in the forenoon when other
appointments will be made known.
August s, 80.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-06
TO RENT,

=, nE WORE at the corner of. Prince and
;sm; .'',sstreets, now in the occupation of.Ben
s3Fe0e, Jun. For terms apply TO
John Janney.
"e, -. aM6w.
luit received and for Sale,
ll a1put go casks Of best quality Rhode-island
p fresh from the kiln, and in the stone.
q, a. Sebolhell and Co.
81 Month, 18th. laws.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-06
CINDERELLA;
Z. OR,
The Little Glass .Shbber.

InvenSed BIZ M. Byrne, and tery6rmed at tie
Theatre Royak, Urury-Lane, A1tzuo,ds Of
100 nigAts the 1870 last Seasons,to overflow.
INK houses, end at Phi!adtL tAia,u Nth unbound.
ed APPLAUSE.
Mn .,eu Scenery, Machinery, Dresses and
Decorations in the Panton,ia,e got uta under
the dirreties, Of Mr. Francis.
tie original 4nusic oy Mr.. Kelly.
IAfA1O R7.hLS.
Hymen, Mr. Harris.
Cupid, Mast. Scrivensrs
Venus. Mrs. Seymour.
Nympth, Miss Hunt.
MoRTALS.
Prince, Mr.. Cone.
Pedro, servant to
the Sisters, Mr.. Jefferson.
-, SMrs. Jefferson.
ne oA''S'' Mrs. Francis.
Cinderella, Mrs Wilmot.
Scene first, represents the Bower of Venus
Will ITCHY ofudIuCIlSu 0oiA'S OOdts xdEs
lands of Roses, &c.-Dance of Cupids, &c.
bright Cloud appears, which ascends
with Venus, the Nymyns. &C.
Scene 2d-the Princes PaIace-Statue of
Diana in the centre.
Scene 4th-~Cinderalla's Kitchen, which
changes to an elegant apartment-the dresser
to toilet--a pumpkin to rich carriage
and four white mice into four horses, richly
eaparisoned.
Scene 7ti,--A Splendid Ball Room-grana
Banquet, Dance, tsc.s
Scene 9TH Croft. changes 10. splendid.
Car, in which Cupid ascends. -
Scene llth-Tne Princes Palace changes
to the Bower Of Venus, and the Throne on
which Cinderella stands, TO the altar of Hy-
men.
~ Dtors 70 BE e,ten at g. sad hrr,or~ansAF
- .ssgin Precisely at q quarter fsss s's1stk.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-06

with span, and comprehended the dust o.
the eartn in measure, and weighed the
mountains in scales, and the his IA . hba4.
ance.n ut
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-06
N q tt CE.

THE members of the Artillery Company
are requested 10 meet at the Court House, on
Saturday evening next at 7 O'Clock. Persons
DESTROYS of becoming members are inv4ed 10
attend.
BY order,
Peter ToMer, Serg't.
August. St
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-06
(Trenton EeAJ

Dean Jackson passing one morning thro'
Christ church quadrangle, met some under
graduates, who walked On without caaping.
The dean called one of them, and asked
him, Do you know who | am I" . No,
SIR 6 How long have you been in college,"
/" Eight days, sir" "Oh! very well" said
the. dean, !" PUPPIES don't open their eyes
'ill the ninth day."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-06
STsANDMG ARMIES.

PEQPLE-Haye you forgotten how
these democratic printers and other head
men ofthe party used to whine and cry a.
bout the danger Of standing armiesin Wash
ington and Adams times; were they SIM
cere--or was it only because they were not
appointed officers in it! Let their conduct
noW answer.
<r-...,s.., L.J.k
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-06

Exsracs q letter from g respectable ner-.
chant at Harannd, received at Nezv York,
dared Ifuly19.
: An express extraordinary has this mo-
lnent arrived here from Spain, bringing the
important news that the emperor Bonaparte
no longer exists that he was killed BY the
Spaniards at Bayonne."
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-06

The French since they occupied Lisbon,
have proceededto make great improvements
in this city. The governorhas ordered the
cleansing and new paving of most of the
streets. General Junot has ordered that the
images should be melted down. A deputa-
ton of Fria1s waited on him, to procure a
respite for very large and favorite Saint.
His answer was" IF the statue is of wood,
YOU NAV throw it into the Tagus !; if brass,
YOU may break it bat If tits silver or gold
YOU must bring it to me, and wild melt It.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-06

Afate Vermont paper says Bye gen
tlsman who passed through ST. Adams, on
Wednesday last, we are informed, that the
militia who were called out to support the
laws Of the union on the shores of Lake
Chanplaih, were disbanded, aad returning
to then respective homes"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
The celebrated stud Herse
HIRA M. H.

WILL stand this season at the stable
of the subscriber. and cover mares
at three dollars and fifty cents the season,
one dollar and fifty cents the single leap,
and six dollars to ensure a foal; parting
with, or removing the mare forfeits the
insurance F.; the money for the leap and
season to be paid before the FIRST Of Sept.
and for ensurance when the mare Is
knownt to be with foal, all of which may
be discharged BY delivering of grain be.
fore the 18Th Of August, at their resPee-
tive market prices. The season has
commanded and will end the 25th of
June. No responsibility for accidents.
Hiram is Of the Nebbreed of Horses,
is upwards of sixteen hands high, Of a
dark chestnut brown colour, 9vears old,
and-remarkably well calculated for the
srEfHkN sNoDGRAss.
April 8, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08
70 BE LET,

and possession given when required,
THE House IN uUh,ch Mrs. Donald
L son karekv' Eped, and n0tV in the Oe-
cuedncy Of Mrs. Little, situate in Burke
street Martins6urs, together rith a EuA
L" gsr0"nd converted into an excellent
Garden, Nth a NUMBER eftarge bearing
apple trees oCfne Tmti d C1auer Lot
may also b had ,sith Il JreYuired-TAe
House IS very commado us and oprH FIN
iShed, spith an excellent Kitchen, Smoke
House and Stable, and IN every oher res
Prct ~ very c~0nvsnieas, healthy and de-
Tsirabte situation. For terms arpIy to
" WILLIAM BELL.
Martins6arS, AP.Hs 8, 1908. J.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-08

Tor Black Oak Bark, as We are out
i of that kind, four dollars per cord
for good we'll packed cords will be given.
and a generous price for Spanish and
Chestnut Oak, at our Tan. Yard IN Shep-
herds. Town.
CAMPBELL & MENINGITIS.
Shepherds TO,Un, ApriI 8, 1908.
N. b. Black Oak Bark has usually
been but from two and a half to three
dollars a cord.