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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
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The LegiRatnre If Veyn0af,
tn their reply 10 his EIeellency's Speech, de-
clare that /" EP7ER1- 4UsH informed and 4vsk-
Gg1sjzi mar II ne country, Is ,yieaf 10 fbe En-
5arFo" This Is taking pretty bgb oaud-
Indeed. We hope, however, that tie high
ds4uaeia.isa wili nor f, y6fer every honeit we'll
5nformed man IN New tiamplire, 10 approve
the Embargo meafures, TIL they have feen
fome evidence OF their utihiy,-D4rt GaE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
EDMUND BURKE.

This lunrinary in the hemifphere Of fcience,
fhone with a briliancy uneI.inguiihed by the
black clouds Of oppoi:tion, and undimmed by
the V2pours Of intrigue. His eloquence, fpon-
taneous and rapid, hurried away every inpe-
dimeni 70 his Frogrels, His youth formed no
obftruaion 70 his talents hurlt afunder the
letters OF time, with all the harG1hood Of gi-
gan'ic fuperiority. He was tree that bore
at the fame tine the blofom and the fruit
Some Of the fubImelt paasges in the language
were the immediate Offspring Of his magma
ton, which, forever excurtiye, held irs fight
through the regions Of every art aAd fcience.
His account Of the disturbances which took
place in Wales, OH the appointment Of Mr..
Probate, to improve the crown rents, Of that
principality ID api6turelque and well drawa
iketch " He went, Ike his matters on other
occafons, 70 ieslz revenue, and, like them, he
found rebellion he was no tooner arrived,
than all were in aims 20 meet him; tumut,
alarm and uproar, were heard through the re-
gion Of Preltatyn, Snowdon floOk to its bzfe,
ard Cader Edris was loosensd from its founda-
ton the fury discord blew her horn on the
mountains, therocks poured down their goat.
herds, and deep cayerns vomited out their
miners, every thing above ground and every
thing under ground was eonvulfed."
Esrmsy'5 ldgy<az.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
:. NreNLgt9rnsea az WeRDiLbaLs.l .

The Democrats Of Vermont have eilablifh-
ed kind Of erssai, by which any man mag try
nsaimieif end afccrtain whether hs Is q z0e1- IT,
F,mef and 7rsiL-dpsisA' Il is fimply by afking
ones fef this que.tion g 10 Tie fbs Ezs6ay-
70 +" If coufeieuce anfwers ysf," then you
sre Genficzsa that is, z9eB iz,rs'-i md spsll-
.xfi5sjs5 :" hutif tie anfwer DC no." then you
are neither but you arc a saavs sna o. 81 Ia
tbs bargain III Z.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

THE fuhlcribers having been appointed
~ CommifIoners by the Hon. Samuel Tree
man, Efq Judge Of Probate for the county Of
Cumberland, TO receive & examine the claiulH
of the feveral creditors to the ellaie Of
SAMUEL wHITMoRE, jun.N
late Of Gorham, in faid county, gentIel>sn
deoealed, represented inioIvent, DO hereby
give notice tha. tx months are allowed 10 .sid
creditors to bring IN and prove their claims;
and that we will attend that fervice az sTfaba
Pax Li'fiss Office ID laid Gorham on the iirIi
'fueiday and lah Monday Of December, on
the laf Mondays Of January, February, aud
March, aud ON the fecnad Monday Of May
next, from two to fix Of the clock IN the after
noon Of each day.
L0THROP LEWIS,
JOHN PARK LITTLE.
Ccy5es, Ne. IA, en-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
- 81. So
lOHN BAILEY & co.

John IL ALLEY AZ 60.
y EGPECTFUtLY iufaruls tie Citizens q
~ Psyil1r5, End tie pubiic w general, thai
they have opened SHOE s1ORE m Fih
R,e.f N the Sore larely occupies by HrFry Jr
IDl-Rgzp-w where ihey oiler for fale, general
aHartment OF SHOES, OF a luFerior quality 10
any ever before offered IN this town Asthey
are directly coscerned IN the Msnufaaory.
they fatter thsTleves that they fhan be abe
10 give general Gati.faction to al tho(e whs
nav favor them with their cuaom.
NJ. B.-C6ck5 ard Kratrber faith.
fully repaired and warranted al the glove
Store. Ilt5 he. q, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
Partnerbip Formed.

PartnfrJbip Formed.
NATHANIEL jerks, and THOMAS DE
CARTERETT, hereby inform the pub
lie that they have commenced bufnes under
the firm OF
enks & De Carterett,
and have taken the fore formerly occupied
by NATHANIEL JENKs, near the falls in N.
YarrnoSth, where they offer for fale, COM
plete aaortment Of
Engtjb, n. India and Hard Ware
Gs1d5,
Together with Groceries OF all kinds, which
viii be difpofed of on as good terms as at any
fore in the Country.
N. 3. Thoie who are indebted to Nat5arisI
jerks, are once more requefted TO make i'm
mediate payment.
NYtbyarmort6, Nee. IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

No. IL, HaynarLet-R vrU,
LIAVE received and are now eIpoling for
faie, per piece or package, an ertsnhve
a1ertment OF
FaH e Winter Goods,
Broadcloths of all col Glazed, black and col
ours, from u. to IL. CURED Cambrics
Plains-Kerioys-ser- Pins Buttons
ges, Sewing Silks, Black
Kerfeymeresr Cloths, Blue
Coatings-Dufils, Cotton Servings, No.
Bsizes--BIankets, ga 10 to 60
to lJH, Scotch Thread
Flannsls-white, vel. Bindings; sufpenders,
Low, green, &c. Bandannas Madras
Sslibury Fannels- Hsndkf..
fcarlet, green, SC. Pulicat and Spotted
S;uffs-RuiIeIets--Du ditto,
rants Bomb7zets.- Shawls, cotton aad
Duroys, &c. silk
Linens, from 2i6 to y3 Worried and Cotton
Dimoties, HoHery
Velvets, Velveteens & Miliioe;s, plain and
Thickfeto Parilnet Gauzes
Taby Velvets black, Ribbons; fmall az
purple and fate iorment
Swandown; Toitnets, Laces and Edgings
Mixed s fancy Cords, India Cottons
Shirtfng Cottons, ga Gusahs Baetas
and A Cafas MowGannas
Cahcos Checks, tJ..
Cambria, Linen, Pic Cafes Windfor Soap
quet, Book & Fan umbrellas, 5,e.
cy Mullins,
Alto for fale-sKIRzYNG LEATHER
of hyperion quality.
y O7oty 81, (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
HARD-WARE GOODS.
William Goddard.

William Goddard,
Il AS received Ivy fhips Globe and Hannah,
4 from Liverpool, an addition TO his Rock Of
Hard-Ware Gods,
Which are offered for faIe on the moi favora-
bic terms, by whoIelale or retail
Porasai, Ne, Z. Qf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

THE fubfcriber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned that she has been duly
appointed and has taken upon herief the
trult of an Adminihtra vK Oh the eltase Of
WILLIAM BAKER,
late Of Falmouth in the county Of CumAer-
LAID. yeonan, deceafed, by giving bond as
thelaw directs She therefore reque(s all per-
ions who are indebted to the faid deceafed's ei-
tate 70 make immediate payment; and thore
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit
the fame to THOs: WINSLOW.
LYDIA BAKER, 41dasiaj9rat,ix.
SEPT. %. 1908.
N. B. The fubfcriber will attend to the A.
hove duty on the iecond Monday Of DeceIn-
Der next, and of the livs following months.
! NoS. 81. THOMAS WfNSI.O
Y NOTICE is hereby given, that the fuhfcri-
y Der has been duly appointed Executor of
the LAT will ard teftanent Of
ELIJAH LIvERM0RE,
late of Livermore, in the county Of Oxford
gentleman, deceafed aud has taken upon her
fef that trutt by giving bonds as the law di
reGts--ail perfons having demands upon tire
eftate Of the fsid deceafed are requeited To ex-
hiait the fame; az all perlons Indebted Il
the ela'e are called upon a. make pavmel K
Fl lNNAH LIYERAGORE, Esse- f-fr.
Lioey1ss, Sfst 90, y (NJcv 2il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

groom's name aloud, which WAS an
fwered by the barking Of dog. The
woman oblerving that ihe thought It
the voice of the dog which had not
come home, they directed their courfc
to the fpot whence the voice proceed
ed. As foon as they got into the
lane, they deferred dog at diitance
making towards them, which proved
TO be the very dog. Upon coming
lup 10 them, he dilcovered alternate
Ilymptons Of Joy and uneainels, and
iran before them, as if defirous of
fhewing them the caulc. They fol-
lowed, when 10 ! he conducted them
TO the fpot where lay the man in
ditch BY the road Gde, apparently life
Ilefs. They dragged him along home,
and laid him in bed, the dog fay
ing with him the whole time, and by
a whining noife discovering his anx.
iiety. The perfons in the room made
feseral attempts to turn the dog out,
but without fuccels /; they were at
length 70 won by the creatures man.
ners, that they allowed him to re-
main, when he II length placed him
felt on the mans bed, and watched
him with the mott painful anxiety,
and as he groaned, 70 did the dog
mourn, proportioning the height and
duration of his voice TO that Of the
man nor did he quit the bed until
twelve o'clock Of the following day,
when the man fcemed reltored to his
fenles What is more remarkable is,
that from the time he was laid upon
the bed, the man was alternately af-
fe6ted with itupor or total infeni-
bility, and mott ungovernable freu-
~, and in the latter fate directed
bis violence to the poor animal, treat
ing him mot unmercifully, but the
dog rgould not leave him."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

THE iubfcriber hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned, that she has been duly
appointed, and has taken upon herfeIf TIE
trua Of an adminiItrztrix on the eiate Of
JOHN GAGE,
late Of Portland, in the county Of Cumberland,
shoemaker decealed,by giving bonds as the law
directs she therefore requells all peEfons vino.
are indebted TO the faid Observation-Disclosures, 70
make immediate payment: and thoie who
have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
fame To RACHEL GAGE
O7a5er, 81, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

Queen Anne on The night fucceeding her
coronation, turned 10 the prince her huiband,
and fad George, will you 20 TO ref ?" The
Prince joyous with his company on the occs-
Gon, anfweTed in the fame FRAN, ." No, Mad
am; how dlall dare TO 20 to bed with my
iOveres nl am only your fubjett, and like
all other fubjeets, am under command of my
Prince -" Why then, George fomnsns
you TO come to bed"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
COP4ETNERSfiIF FlRTfT5

COPAETNERSTiIr Fl2ifT1
THE fuhlcribers have formed connection
in buGnvfs under the firm Of
lanes Chadbourn & CO.
aud have taken the store under THOMAS
BEcxs Houfe, in Fsys-Strest, corner Of Pivn6-
st,etf where they offer for fate large AZ
fortment of
VET India Cords y Groceries,
either by wholefale or re.ail--anong which
are, EIhd. Brown Sugars do MolafIes chefs
Tea; 100 kegs infected Lard; 5olifhds.
Coarfe Salt SO do fine ditto quantity Of
excellent Cheele dip'd and mould Candles
Meis No. and Beef, 90. tJe.
THOMAS BECK,
JAMES CHADBOURN.
N.B-All the above GOODS will be fold
at as reduced prices as can be bought in town.
r.. Punetual attendance will be paid 20 the
Store from fuarile until nine O'Clock at night
where the fmalIelt favour will be gratefully
~ A very convenient TENEMENT to
Let--inquire as above. NcV IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
TO BE LET,

TO BE LET,
EyAI.F Of conve,ient DWELLING
4 HOUSE, Gtua;ed in Free .treet, or eea
fon4ble terms Enquire of
WILLIAM GODDARD.
Por4l1-S, Nsv. z. (tf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

THE Iublcriber hereby gives public notes
to all concerned that he has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himfef the truit
Of an Executor Of the lat viii and teaameEt
OF CHARLES EMERY,
late Of Gray, in the county OF Cumberland,
yeOman, deceafed, by giving bond as the
law directs--E1e therefore requells all Perfons
who are indebted TO the faid deceafed's efiate,
20 make immediate payment and thofe who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the
fame TO MOSES HUMPHREYS.
Nev, IA, 1903.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
A FARM FOR SALE.

NAyHEREAS, JoHN SMITE, my hufband,
w has, in the public prints, forbid all per-
fons from harbouring me on his account, I
therefore reply to his publication, thar by
leaving his houfe perfectly obeyed his or
ders, and did il to preierve my own life K; and
when he fhall requea me 70 return. and give
fecurity that my life may be out of danger
from him, | lhall obey.
ELIZABETH SMITH.
BSxton, No9. 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

9bomafon Lime.
a QUANTITY Of Thomsilon LIME, for
= fale by THOMAS HOVEY, No. 10,
Lozg-W5I.f, Psr1izaa. Nov. "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28

Hark from the confines Of the polar regions
Old h0ary Winter, unrelentins ryraut,
Calls up his forces to attend his march, from
ArGturus 10 Cancer.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-11-28
FRESH GOODS.
Tappan & Sewall,

No. IL, HaymdrIa- RvrD,
EAVR received and are now eIpoGng for
: faie, per piece or package an ertsnhve
,0artrnar,t &c
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14

~ The OccoQvAN BRIoeE II IS
expected will be finished in fortn9hs
from this time, suitable character Is
wanting to collect the tolls at sala
Bridge. An aged man Of steady IA.
bits, without family, WHO can 0TinS
good vouchers for his integrity anu
sobriety, will meet with encourage n
nent: the colour Of the person VIII
be no objection.
May 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14

TO get them hfed, and that the CoiOFS WctO
moi struck until all reasonable hope Of sue
ceeding in properly repelling the attack in
this way was lost. The injuries sustained
either in the Chesapeake or her crew, did
not at that time make her surrender ne
cessary. Captain Barron might have wait
ed until she had received many more and
greater injuries, and had lost the lives and
services Of many more of her crew, before he
could have been eompelledby these causes to
have struck his flag. But during ttlis inter
val of certain injury, he could have had no
reasonable hope, even after ne had sustained
it, Of doing any thing 10 the annoyance OF ms
adversary. And In such situation ne stands
justified in the opinion of the courtin striking
his lag. The striking has fag without COP
suItinp his officers, is a circumstance Whlsh
this court consider Of no consequence. IL Is
not the duty Of = commander under any CIR
cumstances, and in the situation in which
Captain Barron then was it would have been
highly improper to consult his inferior ohcefs1
as to the propriety Of hauling down MS Coles
1t is the opinion OF the court therefore, 70 !
Captain James Barron is NOT GU1LN'
under this fourth and last charge, torfo1 |
doing his utmost to take or destroy the eo-
pard, which vessel it was his duty to cYouli,
ter as this charge is explained andtmlted
by the specifications annexed to it.
In giving these opinions It Will bs'ercellV-
ed, that the court have felt themsefes ooulid
to consider the several charges pHerred as
explained and limited by the SPECIFICATIONS
annexed to them respectively. phs opinion
of the court therefore upon thost charges o.
which they have acquitted the accused, IS 20
be considered in no other way, than th.l' ie -
not guilty under these charges as SO 81 pi'iti-
ed and limited-.No transpositlon ni tue specl-
fications, or any other nloditicafloh Oh the
charges themselves, would alter the OPINION
of the court as to tho frmness and courage OF
the accused The evidence upon this head Is
clear aRG satisfactory.
The court having agreed in the preceding
opinions that captain James Barroa altnougn
not guilty of three Of the charges preferred
AGAINST him, is nevertheless guilty under hat
wherein he is accused g for neglecting on the
probability of an engagements clear his snip
for action do further agree, that the saia
captain James Barron. being guilty OF this
CHARGE, falls under part of the fourth article
Of the rules and regulations tor the govern
,nent Of the navy ofthe United States, adopted
by an act OF the congress ofthe United States,
passed on the Q Sd day OF April, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and en-
titled /" An act for the better government OF
the navy Of the United States, ano they do
adjudge and SENTENCE the SAID captain
James Barron to be SUSPENDED from all /
command inthe navy of the United States,
and this without pay or official emolunents, o.
any kind, for the period Of FIVE, YEARS
from this eighth day of February, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred ard
eiuht
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
TO RENT.

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE o.
4 Prince Street nextto Mr.. abe JannSs ~
1t is at present in the occupation % - IN the
Mr.. Gibson. Possession may DC ii's 49, s,5..
Goth day of May, on application 10 '''S
scriber. hell
lawsW,
April Is.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14

The above sentence has been confirmed By
the president ofthe u. States.
We understand that the proceedings IN the
other cases submitted to the court martial at
Norfolk have not been yet received.
coy. SULLIVAN 70 COL. PICKERING.
BosroN, 1871 March, 1908.
SIR,
Yesterday had yours OF The 9ih
mat. I, was seus 10 me from The post.
ofHce. I had in,ended to have neglected
your letters in the post-oaice, merely BE-
cause I would avoid being drawn into an
epissolary controversy by a man who from
his situation can better pursue II, add II o.R
his inclination and habits can betser attend
TO it than can: bus the Letter vas brought
by the post boy, and | opened 1t.
canuot but pity the chagrin with which
the propriety of my condnc, 10 retaining,
unread, your former letter, has iayoised
you. will 6rss notice your ongentleman.
ike, iDsidious, and even profane remarks
on the proclamation / have issoed for a
day of public fasting and prayer. Your
professions 10 have read thar production
with pleasure can neeer be considered as
founded in sincerity, while you are evil
densly attempting to dlsrufb and subvert
che devotion of al the meo who are engag.
ed in commerce. Of all who are engaged 10
The fisheries, aud consequently OF oil who
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-14
From tie -Nar1oS1E Is4sILIcENess.
OPINION
0ffhe Caurs Martial on tte trial d cabta;n
JAMES BAR RON,
TCoKCLyDED.

The fourth aud last charge stated 10 the
warrans of he honorable secresary of the
nsyy against cap, James Barron ia 10 these
Words
For not doing his utmost TO take or
destroy the LEOPARD, which >vesselis was
Me dutv to encounter @
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
Twenty Dollars. Reward.

. AN away from the subscriber, liv-
~ ing near Opeckon in Jefferson
County, Virginia, on Monday the 9th
instant, Negro Man named ELISHA,
about twenty one years Ct age, about
five feet seven or eight inches high, wen
made, rather slow in his speech, and is
remarkably fond Of rquor-Had on
when he went away, a new shirt and
trowsers ofstrong homemade tow linen,
striped swansdown jacket, and round.
about made Of fulled lindsey Of a drab
colour, the under part of the sleeves made
OF cle,h nearly, Of the same colour, a wool
hat about half worn, with ha. band and
buckles~the hat band wrapped round
with brasswire, and coarse shoes much
worn. VIII give twenty dollars reward
and all reasonable expenses for the APP
Prehsnsion Of the said Negro if he is
Returned to me, or secured in iail, so
that get himiagain.
ABRAHAM GORRELL.
June IL, 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
Clock making and w atch
repairing. 49,

THE subscriber acquaints his friends
l. and customers, that he is still car
Tying on the above business at his rEsi>
dence in Frederick County, on the main
road leading from Martinsburgt to VIM
chester, eighteen miles from the former
and six from the latter place, where he
will be thankful for any orders in his
line, and trusts he shall be able to exc
cute them with satisfaction to his en-
ployers.
He has nowin his employ John Grove,
we'll known as an excellent Watch re-
pairer-apdfor~ the convenience of per-r
sons, in orhear Martinsburg, who may
want their watches cleaned or repaired,
he has engaged Joseph M'Feely Of thss
place, to receive them for him, to whom
they will be returned when finished.
All Clocks made by him, will, as
usual, be ensured to perform with ateu-
racy. Up
REES BRANSON.
9th Month, 10th, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
John Hunter. ~. and John
Robinson, :
r. 49,. 0~-~~~-A@~.
Take .Naice,

XE7HEREAS. you, as Trustees for
w William Bell and Others, have
advertised tract Of land for sale belong
ing to me, by virtue Of y deed Of trust
given BY me to you, to secure sundry
debts therein named, this is to caution
YOU against proceeding to sell the said
land, as have receipts in my possessi-
on tina. will serve TO shew that have
discharged the greater part, if not the
whole, of the debts for which said deed
of trust was given, aud that am ready
to pay the balance, if any should be due,
at any time Lam called upon.
CHRISTOPHER TEDERICK.
June ~, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
PROPOSALS for printing by SUBSCRIPTION
Gbe srtnetiat, Shctttp,,, =
By WILLIAM HUNTrNcToN

4 HE publisher has been induced to offer new
American edition Of this work to the public
from the scarceness Of it, (t being almost out of
print) and with the hope that its circulation will
be great public good, and have tendency to
point out to searchers after righteousness the true
path in which it may be found. He trusts that it
viii richly repay those for its perusal who are in
search after Divine truths all who wish to see the
glorious Gospel promoted and spread through our
land, he doubts not, will feel disposition to en-.
courage this scarce and valuable work
The publisher not actIlated by interested views
inofferng this work to the public his sole object
II the dissemination of truths necessary for eve
ry human creature to be acquainted with he only
wishes to obtain as many subscribers as viii pay
for the printing his own situation being such as to
put it out Of his power to have it republshed with
out the aid Of others.
The work will probably make from $50 to 500
duodicimo pages it shall be well printed on good
paper, and the price, half bound shall not exceed
one dollar those who wish them bound in leather
can have them at the additional expense Of bind
ing if the number of subscribers should be equal
to his expectation, the price in all probability will
be less.
The srOrk .sH Be put TO press so soon az sucient
Number Of sGbseTiders obtained to pay for the
Printing.
T Subscriptions received at the office Of the In
teHigeneer: --..-~--..-.....- - ,,.-
90. JOHN HUTCHINSON.
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DY virtue of deed Of trust executed
- to the subscribers by Christopher
frederick and Elizabeth his wife, to Sc
cure sundry debts and executions therein
named, due to William Bell and others,
they will proceed to sell at public~ven-
due, for ready money, on the premises,
on Saturday the I'd day Of July next, a
tract Of Land situate on Sleepy Greek in
Berkeley County, adjoining the lands Of
Philip Stout, Jacob Courtney and John
Heikson, and containing one hundred
and three acres-On the premises are a
comfortable Dwelling House and other
buildings-the land is tolerably fertile,
and with little expense could be made
a good and coRvenlsns farm.
TDHN~ ROBINSON,
JOHN HUNTER,
" -. Trustees.
June 10, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-24
STRAY MARE.
June 10, 1908.

TAKEN up trespassing on the plan.
i tation of the subscriber, near o.
peckon bridge, on the Sd instant, a
dark sotrel mare, with both hind feet
white and blazs face, about fourteen
hands high and supposed to be nine years
old has small white spot near the root
of her tail, no brand, trots naturally
and had horse lock on her fore foot
when taken up. The owner is desired
to prove property, pay charges and take
her away.
GEORGE TABLER.
June 10, 1903.