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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-05-14

7thly. ReSoived, That the merchants and
other vendors of goods and merchandizes
WITHIN TINS colony, ought not to take advan-
tage OF the scarcity Of goods that may be oc-
CaSloned by this association, but that they
ought to sell the same at the rates they have
been accustomed to for twelve months last
past, and if they shall sell any such goods ON
higher terms, or shall in any manner, or by
any device whatever, Violate or depart from
this resolution, we will not, and are of opin-
on that no lnhabitant of this colony ought, at
any time thereafter, to deal with any such
persons, their factors, or agents, for any COM
modify whatever, and it is recommended TO
the deputies of the several counties, that COM
mttees be chosen in each county by such
persons as accede 70 this association to take
ehectual care that these resolves be properIv
observed, and for corresponding occasional
ly with the general committee of corresDon-
dence in the city OF UILfan,sburp Provi-
ded, that if exchange should rise, such adj
vance may be made in the prices of goods
as shall be approved by the committee of each
county.
8thly. In order the better to tlistinru;sh
such worthy merchants and traders. who are
wellwishers TO this colony, from those who
may attempt, Through motives of sclf-interest
to obstruct our views, we do hereby resolve
'na' we VIII not alter the first day of ~.
UeH,6er next, deal with any merchant or
trader WHO will not sign this association. nor
until he hath obtained certificate of his ha-
wing done 50 from the county committee, or
any three members thereof And if any mer-
chant, trader or otter person, shall import
any goods or merchandise after the said first
day OF November, contrary to this ASSOCIATE
on, we give 1T as our opinion, that such goods
and merchandise should be either forthwith
re-shipped or delivered up to the county
committee, 20 be stored at the risk of the i'm
porter, unless such importer slIalIgive pro-
per assurance to the said committee that
such goods or mcrchandizes shall not be sold
within this colony during the continuance of
tins association and if such importer shall
refuse to comply with one or the other Of these
terms, upon application and due caution gil
ven to him or her, BY the said committee, or
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-27
FROM HAMBURG, Tulq 19.

Every one here is in the greatest agita-
ton, in consequence of accounts received
here yesterday from Vienna. Andreossi,
the French ambassador, not having receiv-
ed satisfactory reparation for the insult Of
fcred to his master, by the emperor having
ordered prayers to be offered up in all the
churches for the safety of the Pope, is said
to have used mostinsolent langua sc to count
Stadion, the minister for foreign affairs
The latter has always been decided enemy
of the French. The personal invectives di-
rected against him by the French govern
ment, which appeared in the Moniteur i'm
lnediately after the peace of Presburg, have
not contributed to weaken this aversion.-
In consequence of his spirited and dignihed
reply to the French ambassador, the latter
threatened to quit Vienna.
!" "A few days after this circumstance oc-
CURED, Andreossi received a courier from
Bayonne, and immediately demanded an
audience of the emperor himself, which
was declined under the pretext of indispo-
sitlon, and he was referred to count Stallion.
But whether he refused, in consequence of
the late violent altercaion, to confer with
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.-nx :&:~
SALEM. Sebt Is.

The District Court of the y. S. was y
pened in this town on Tuesday last, ana M IL"
been continually crouded ever since. i'''l.
are numerous causes under the emo'p'
laws, in some Of which it is expected W. u.
great question of CONSTITUTIONAL, :,
would be called up-a question in when a a'I
interests of the people Of this town 'a ar.
country are materially involved. An q n
gument on this question has indeed 0ssn nt Il
several instances offered to the govern'i'IIll,,a
but circumstances have hitherto intervene T.,
keep it off; it must, we presume, DC i'l4''
encountered.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-27
BOSTON. Sebt. 90.

Arrived schooner Jane, Hedge, OF ~ ~
mouth, % days from Baltimore, having a.s.
perienced very severe weather on inc cr p
sage, and lost cable and anchor o@ "r
out of the capes 9TH instant, IN eon' 18th.
with brig from Baltimore tor the Df fon,
ward ; sloop Susannah, burlington New.
do. for Boston schooner Elizabeth ~. +ea.
comb, from Alexandria for do ana P I'D,
company the 18th, in heavy gale a asardsd
ed with rain. September 9, was os n co.
by the Penelope frigate, the smul9u % can.
and treated politely informed she ne e Z laden
turrd French brig from the Y. ~ not a
with FLOUR, enquired il there S car one
French brig of war at Norfolk 1A
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-27

can easily highten her to terms with an en-
barge, or at all events we can starye her to
death she cannot live without our trade
six months.
This has been the language of the demo-
Gratis for eight years past. They have been
literally crying peace! peace! when there
was no peace. And now the danger has
come upon them and the day of reckoning
is at hand, they begin to tell about choace Of
di6fculties.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-27
FOREIGN.
VIA NEW-YORK.)
LONDON, fuly %.

1LcNION1e II "'J 100 +
THE EXPEDITION.-The following
is an exact return and arrangement OF the
forces, destined for Spain and Portugal, in
Guiding the expeditions already sailed under
sir Arthur Wellesley and najor-gen. Spen-
Ger:
Commander in chief not yet known.
Second in command lieut.. gen. sir n.
Burrard.
FIRST DIVISION.
Commanded By lieut.. gen. John Hope.
cd foot, 7OO 18th do. first battalion, 97S;
2ath do. first do. 1OOO-2678-b gen.
Acland.
10th foot, first battalion, 1000; 91st do.
first do. go; oed do. first do. o4o-2SSO
maj. gen. Ferguson. Total, $3.50.
SECOND DIVISION.
FCommanded By lieut.. gen. l0rd Pagct.
eth foot, first battalion, 900; 29th do.
do. 800; 3ad do. do. 9oO-2Soo-malor
gen. Spencer.
5th foot, frst battalion, 1000; seth do.
1st do. $50; SD do. first do. 95o-aeoo-
brig. gen. Nishtignale. Total, $500.
THIRD DIVISION.
Commanded 5g Lieut.. Gen. Frazer.
9Th foot, 1st battalion, goo; dc. Go. %
do. $50; 4OtIl do. do. do. 99G-284O-
MAJ. gen. Hill.
e6t1 foot, 1st battslion, go 45th 90. do
do. $50; 9?,h dc. do. do. 75o-26oC--
brig. gen. Fame. Total, $40.
FOURTH DIVISION.
Commandtd By Lieut. Cen. Sir Arthur Vel
lesley.
goth foot, Isl battalion, COO ;Ssth do. 1st
do. $50; 71st do. 1st, do. 950-2j50-
brig. gen. Crawford.
battalio1s Of the light infantry of the
German legion, 26oo--maj. gen. Murray.
Total, $3.50.
RESERVE.
C6mmaaded by Liea. Ger. Sir J0hn N0ore.
18th light d-agoous, GO; Sd German
legion light dragons, 565-12o3.
SD foot. Sd battalion, SIS do. do. I'd
do. $50 Goth do. do. DO. GOO-2675--
brig. gen. lis ruther.
4sd foot, I'd battalion, SEQ 6osh do. 5th
do. $40 !; Cd German light Infantry battali-
ons, 18Oo-354o-brig. gen. B. Stuart
Total 741S.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-27
REHABILITATION.
Total 29,e46

The artillery, royal Wagon, train, sc.
are not included in the above statement.
IN addition to this, second expedition
is already planned, to consist of 5000 caval-
~ and $1,000 infantry. Among the lat
ter are those matchless body Of men, the
first and second brigade of guards, at Deal
and Chatham, amounting to near 5000 rank
and file.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-09-02

Our eortsspondent 4 No, fok ha. fsyon.s j 5.
with the following intelligence, Ser pasKet ID {
psoof os dc unsninity j, lie co,oais,s 4 vel
d Mst.opol.ans 4 attacbnep. a tbe;, sa,,atrv
and adherence II foreign ,,., n, soms
hollow hearted Americana ,,;ybt le.rn so,s ~.
70 Be- a.h.nea II ,heis conduct I Z, y. !.
m NJ, ~, : 1,,,s 49, y.
..s9 s'a ' 49, - -. n
On Satusday arrived here the British
schooner SWift, Capt. Young, fsdats,
rom SS Sru.M rom whom We We, have ha e.
derived the following important iufct.
niasion. Z 80 4, VS. u s,''s -. ii.
Oa me first Of august 4 vessel ar,
lived ~ 3. Gsoix from La Gnira, BY
Nhich adslces were received, which sta.
ted, that on the 18th July, the French:
government brig Re Serpent, of t6 guns
ana ilo nsn, sarIisst as "a GuiEa with
me infofmailcn that the throne of Spain.
had been abdieatcd 81 king Charles and
sFerdinend, ID favour 9th Emperor Of
France Orders We're dsiitettd 10 The,
goseInor oi cafaeas from tie deihtoned
kings and from the French Emperor,to
ackpowl sdss sss;sA Baoaqtatte jos
tatir talgtq soveysign, as tss Eapsres
s.lt9 aagsed min lin " ssSpaii,i. This M
formation sxeissd The deepest concern,
Y is stiiysl Brisish ffiss,s ] asss IS
49, II
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IMONTES.
LONDON. July g. .

g. A7stfFfttfo IN France. We stoptiie
press g snhounee The following impor.
ltant iitcilig ehce, taken ironthe Guern.l
'sey tsazstie of ths Sth Of Tune VIZ. that
the last letters received from the coast
'of Francs states thar co insIfrection
had broken out cfamost formidable NJ.
.tUre, ~ the operations Of which had
BEN eohcea lied hi 5 ) 300 men had been
compile arm ed and ofgsnized. The
signal for ssSemtiing was the cfy- IL
.fsIy 90 ct I ~ tai TO ihs Gre i q
In the provinsss Of Langusdoc and
Rousillc also, nom s. 10 20, 6oo men
were IN arms, who had Joined The Span
sish Patriots ID Catalonia I thsE general
cry Of the Gnited sf1nies vas, 4 Peace
with England and WI with Bonsparte., 2
The whole ryrenSsn frontier i repre-.
.sentsd g n tull insutrection. Report
states, that e aileyTand j. me grand mo-
Yer Of this rsyeIt. 49, 81 I.
The Spaniards and Portuguese are
completely IN possession IF Cadix and
Opotto, md 4 appears Impossible that
Janos can hold out !. lisbon.
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his barge, on board the French Admi-
ral's ship, and returned 70 his own with
the French General. - q.
The many vessels which were Il, rea-
diness, either 10 give assistance ii case
of shipwreck, or 10 remove the crews ia
case they surrendered, weut aIong.side
ofshe ships or the line, and "a the course
ofthe day, the latter were msnnsd with
cus sailors, al The French having previi-
ously been removed. The searnen have
Been COD dpctfd TO tie four towers d The
chtrassi, he marines IA Puntsits, and
the officers on board ship ia the BAY !,
which has been fi,tsd oDt for thar pur.
pose, and IS called pontoi. rEr s1t'F =
oEt;ai aote 81 tie ESt1ed aaaEs;rrail 10 ME
Captdna General e EaA;s, at The time
I sffhe surrender. - t7. ~ NJ =
3. ! am compelled by the offensive means
which you have conb,nsd against me-
70 surrender the ships Without making
any farther resistance, behause I see Il
'is the common interest OF both nations,
that they should moi be Destroyed. . I.-. :
I Although your .excelleDev had not
promised security for both the persons
and properties Of my crews, I place 700
much reliance upon Spanish honor, and
upon your excrliency generosity, 70 be
In the least Uneasy on that head. Z
j wish your excelleney may, atfrst,
ssSd but few people 70 remove the crews
ship after ship, m succession, to prevent
the eonfnsiod which often takes place
UPON such occasions. 5 1 I. s II 80 a. !
. according to the customs OF war, I
beg YOU viii enable me, Of cause me to
be enabled 70 dispatch. an officer to Mis-
nsjesty the Emperor, for the purpose
Of informing him Of the OCCURRENCES.
am, Sic, with the highest ,conside.
ration, Of your exrtllency the most hum.
bic servant. s5l !. y! : , : - Y Ell
'e s9= !. Z RosILLY
On board the Hero. Adtmi- 8. - y
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zlyALsfss AaRlyf AL All new i u, syolK.
si,arsiis1i State I Papers
] !. SEVII.LE 6hZETTE.
80 RODs;f Il 3. !, i 80; Ell,

= 's.se-s Pss1N tAAlNg ~ tuG GNGulnH
sof tho 81 instant, the BAKERIES on ihss
schannei del 1Focadero, opened upou IL.
Frtnrh sqhadron, consisfibr az thrre
ships ofihe line aid one irii9aie rl,oss
oIthe stsenal Of The Car of nc stoft
I houses, nisgax ines sitS. = Il ne uninI
Sfihe yan,sra, Followed inmediassly !;
snd were supported By the ao,illa stati.
oned IL the sais, arsenal. and By that on
tar Catliz station. which anchored on.
posise Foft Louis, while the. French
ships themselves lay ID the canal cf The
arsenal, ID such 4 position, that they
were out Of reach Of the cannon Of the
castles, as wen as of our own squadron.
The French ship Of the Tue Algesiras,
hndpg herself greatly aphoysd By the
ln,ortas battery fthe Cantera, direcsed
The whole other FIRE sgainst il, and sue.
ssedttfin disnsoun,ing its ordnance, but
Without killing any 81. the men. Il The
gun.eoat, No. ~, commanded by eI-
sign Cor frigatc) Valdes, aud Escalero
Nhs,ico were sunk but no lives lost, as
during the whole Of the enlargement, we
had hot three or fur killed AMI ,as MAJ
ny wounded. With rrsnsc, N. ,l,s .,,s. !.
my, Ne afe N, aoe,o,,a;n,,d ,s;,Is II. -
,esss of,heirloss Their .b;,ssb.ve s,;f
tefed iuthsir hulls, but ii3t III their tnasts,
tlse ilgesiras alone hasiHr lost her l fore.
sopuiast, and The CROSS 4 SIS iaeE ward. 4 A.
tr9 shoe ffom tie ems q, I fricsteI fell IN
tsotle s.senal. one 81 Shieh killed one
sain. boats blrw "A. and tl,rrs mar. s,sre
iowsrea fam he stera l,,f ara AZ ,h.;rs
hnsof bat,le ships Fbnt whs,b., NH.
boopls n ,he,,s Is 10, new 80 49, -
TIE :r,re M .hf,fh go s,ceas.d !, &
o,olork ! and d,riins die ys1, ana 81 m
the n;gsX en- battsriiess ctbar1,siinnoesd Is
Throw 4 fsw slbel,s and the FrgIneh ,,;d
he sa:.,s ts5 ,hai Il INA nd sppesr u Il.
81 astSo6 bot rashsr mitr,,ooite r,,ns C M
won tke dra,h 81 ! (lsneral.oiicer, M
nj nine tbiis morniinc. When tie enoar,..
ment ulss an s.ed Win pIaat,.r aef;J,tv
on both sides, ,tiiI .hsss O'Clock. IN the
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!. FRIDAY, septembeE 2, 1908

by The goserporof thar island, lias beef
translatsd for the Ledger.
PROCLAMATION BY THE CO
;NERN0R or PORTO RICO. \
Iasa5itdsfs sr Psrfo Riee. sa.. s,s
YOUR hdelisy and loyaI,y % III.
lawful Casholick Kings Of Spain, since
Divine Providence placed this island
under they govefnniepf, ire TOO well
known 10 akc Il neryssAry I'd exhor,
yosi 1nu,x Z tspisy th1 same ieyalty and
fidelity which you have always exhibit.
sdsagainst the enemies Of Spain, 10 their
a;raeks upon this valuable island. NJ
j. Now, more than ever, all your Efforts
are To be reused into action, 10 order TO
confound the views Of an infamous y.
supper Of your dearest rights. Napo.
leon Bonaparts, aims 70 subject /, on 90
bis ron despctism. He has dethroned
thenmiable sovereign, whom you had
acknowledged, and soiemniy sworn To-
obey; he has violated our holy religion,
and all with the prstext Of making Sps-
nisrds mote happy, whereas his real o..
jectsis to reduce us TO the vilest conditi
on of slavery. $3.50 se.aa M ssaf
Already Isee you resolved, and rea.
dy to proclaim with q loud voice, that
you VIII shed the last drop Of the robe
blood that tifcnlates in your vains. "a.
Their than submit 10 the yoke, which, the
unparalleled dsspotism of the French
would Impose on you thar you win NOT.
for . moment countenancc in YOUR minds, 4
those revolutionary crimes. which have
been the destruction cfthe human race.
This is also my determination, and 4 I
prodaise and swear, BY all that IS sacred
and holy, thar Il win defend your per.
sons and property, with you % preserve
unsullied The holy religion I'D which we
were both, and ti1e fidelity which We
have always burneto she Spanish nation,
particularly 10 ohr Lord and Sovereign
Ferdinand VII. { 3s s,is.
- asisakI "a pSsv nnisy end se6tinnent,
ofeuf derer1aination ID execute The no.
bic purposes We have Il solved On, Ter
every one, without txceptionto persons,
wear ii the hat q red coekate with
these distinc,icns: Those who are On.
GERS or governments, or are employed ii !
the armies Of the king, shall place id the
centre fine said cocksdr, a small one /
Of blstk, 10 denote the armistice and az
lance between The Spanish and English
nations, and To these viii add the initial
letter nf TIE name Of our beloved Seye.
reign Fefdihand VII.
Allpcrsons are desired to take notice,
than III eight days from, the publication
Of thisA roc Z aina,icn. ii ose who are found
without these insisnia. shall Be cossi.
defed as suspicious persons, and be pro-
ceedsd against according tolsw. SIS 4
8iseh III Poro Rico, this aSth day Of
July, 1905. l
MONTES. /
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THE fuTL Bird UoRsE
RAB,
stand the ensuing seasot q,

WILL stand the ensuing season at
W my residence near Charles T own,
Jefferson County. He is an elegant BAY
and nearly sixteen hands high. He will
be let 70 mares on the following terms {:
For the single leap six dollars, to be paid
at the stable door, or fifteen dollars the
season, which may be discharged BY the
payment ften dolls. on the 3lst Of July,
when his season will expire, and twenty
dollars toensure a mare in foal, (notes
for IS dollars for the season, and 20 dol
lars for insurance, will be expected with
the mares and in all cases Fifty cents to
the groom: The owner ofany mare that
may be ensured, who disposes of her,
must be held liable for the insurance mo-
ney. Gentlemen sending mares from a
distance canbe furnished with good pas
turage, at25 cents a week, and grain at
the market price, and every attention
will be paid to their mares, but I win
not make myself liable for either escapes
or accidents. - .
&. Arab was out Of Betsy Lewis, & foaled
The property of Wm. Herndon of Frede-
ricksburg, on the 9th of June, 1so4....
He was got BY the imported horse Bed
ford. Betsy Lewis by the imported horse
Shark, herdam by Lindsey's Arabian,
grand damby Mark Anthony, g.g. dam
by Silver Eye, gsg. 6. dam BY .Grswfurd.
s. 6. 6. 6: dam By Janus, 1855. dam
was an imported mare. The above
pedigree, which have in the hand wri-s
ting and verified BY the oath Of William
Herndon, Esq. his elegant form and
superior beauty, eutitle Arab to rank
with any horse raised on the continent.
= 49,. JOHN YATES.
March 4, 1903. ! a.. =.
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Frs6 spring q SUMMER
GOO D S.

THE subscribers have jus. received
from the city Of Philadelphia, and finish
ed opening, an extensive and general ass
sortment Of European, India and Ameri-
can Manufactures, consisting of a hand
some variety of Fashionable and other
Goods, too numerous to parsicularize.
The whole of which they respectfully
recommend and offer on the most mode
rate terms for CASH. With grateful ac-
knowledgmeuts for past favors, in their
line, they hope nothing on their part
shall be wanting to merit a continuance.
THOMAS C. SMITH, & Co.
Marinsburg, March 1s, 1903. s<-(- nj r.
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I ,S4,e.yf'ne Broad b, J
| Colts Z 4 g C',:'a,Hn'..e:,',;:;s,

for sale, on moderate terms, at their
Store (by the Market. House, in Shop.
herds Town. They also have CON-
plete assortmentof Ladies fashionable
l Plush Bonnetts, Dry Goods Of every
description, Hard. Ware, Groceries.
Bar Iron, Plow Mods and Steel Of an
kinds, Castings, Wrought & Cut Nails
Of all sizes, A quantity Of excellent well
seasoned Plank, (6t for immediate use)
Homemade Twilled Bags, ditto Linen,
, Flax, Fresh Medicines and Paints of
the best quality, Flax-Seed Oil, Prime
eSoai, Upper and Harness Leather, Nice
Calf Skins and Boot Legs; ali which
they are selling very Cheap, by whole
sale and fetal. s': x -:.I. 49,, -" -.
9, They return their sincere thanks to
their Punetual Customers. and hope
those in arrears will come forward aud
settle their respective balances lin
short time } as the season has now arriv-
ed, that makes it indispeusibly necessa-
~ We should have our money. V .
!. - JAMES B. JOHN LANE. i
P. s. They buy Hides and SKINS, and
give, the highest price in Cash. i
!. Shepherds 8 To1un, Maych 10, 1908.
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lherhYGiss fttit.6Ted Horse WILOAIR,
-NE7lLLstdnf this season, on0ondays
wv andIIesdays at Matthias Nichois',
on Wednesdays and Thursdays at
James Snal's stable in Ma, tinsbnre,.
and on Fridays and Saturdays at Nrru-
kirFs MiiL, and co5er mares at The b1o
rate sf. fee dollars the season, paydtse
the f,ss Of September neat; t1oo dolyavs
aad gty cents (cash the single leap,
and nine dollars for ensuyance, to Be pad
.rhsn the mare is kno.vn to be zvitA faaL.
but the mare is parted whit ei.sur.
0nce to Be jeyteited. The season has be-
gun and .UiH end The last Of Tune. Greas
care mill Be taken, but no responAbikrt
fer accidents.
Wild'i, is beautiful bright kay, Is
hands. high. .peN p1otorrioned, moues
.orlt, has a fine carriage, and is sutab!e
for either saddle Or harness ) he is aLlou.
eddy the 6sst judges, 10 Be equal to any
horse shathas been kepf in these part..-
He spds raised in Tori County, Virgi-
mia, sras 6reughs from thence at fhree
years old, and has stood since ttM time !
at EAieott's mis- t1Oeive miles from Bat E
timsre, at nv. William Richardson's ID.
vern nine miles jroa4 Baltimore, and at
NJ. SAMUEL Dryden's Cham6rrsbwg, at
aH VI Which places ne is much esteemed
a. a good foaI ge'tsr. Witdmy mas ret
6y- the noted horse Communication, Iphe
tuas got By the Imported horse Mork IN
thony-Lommufaiion uas bred @by the
great sPortsman William Buyas, in 1oyk
County, Virginia, and was Noted for hss
~ W1LLLAM NICHOLS. =.
--Apsil1 I, 1908. = = :
lido herety certify, that Iraised the Best.
colt cut sfWilAm,- Iepov 0rDned. ~
august %, 1906. r Nm. Hunter.
Ido hereby certify, that Ihdoe q eDh Of
Wildair equal i not superior to aayI
eoer raised. Tahn M'Lenahan, Jun.
Auglst ~, 1906. .... :
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The thorough bred Harse
BILLY DUANE, = T.,

TNfILL stand this season At Mr.. John
wv Robinson's stablein Martinsburg,
on Mondays and tuesdays; on Wsdnes-
DAYS and Thursdays 1t Mr.. Robert DAM
.isl.' stable ID Buckles Town, and on
Fridays aud SATURDAYS 81 Mr. Francis
Silyer's stable II Mill. Greek, and cover
mares al the moderate price Of Six Doi-.
J lars the season, Two D5ll1rs (cash) the,
single leap, and Ten Doiiirs to ensure
mare IN foal !; the money for insurance
tobe paid whenthe mare sknown to be
with bal, parting with the mare forfeits0
the ensurance The price for the. season
may be discharged BY paying Five Dol
lars ifpaid before the FIRST day Of July.
due attendance win be given, butI will
not be accountable for accidents. B, 5p3
Billy Duane Is fifteen bands three
inches high, Of 4 beautiful tlapple gray
colour i; his pedigree is equal to any
Horse on the continent aud may be seen
at the stable. The, season viii COM
mence the FIRST Of April and end the last
Of lone. ADAM SHOFSTALL.
March IS, 1908. 4 >. IA 8 r, =,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-22
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THE " Martinsburg, Independent
4 Blues" are requested to attend
MUSTER at their usual Plaoe ofparads
in complete uniform, on the last Sa.ur-
day in this month, a. t2,o'eloek,> r. N.
Any person who joins the Company this
spring, will be permitted, to-, Muster
without uniform, for a reasonable time
after the discontin,ance Of the Embargo.
~. JAMES FAULKNER, Caps.
april 8, sos. < s-.,