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- Patent TrufeS.
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u ba.@'s-w'bayf, an aifsrtrnent of
Stones Ln4Pr9Vsd Lrn6el far Rpttwee.
This invention is ccnidered BY Phyfcians
OF the hrit eminence, a great Lzb, oyeas-al
on the kind heretofore made, and has iecured
to hum Patent frsn he PRECEDENT If he u
nited States. They confift Of double Spring.
yielding more REALLY q the motion III tie
body-being II the fame time more comforts
able to the wearer, and attended with better
effect. (eop3nl3 FEB III
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

ErtraOrdmary Letter,
From NJ CHAMPAGNy, to Mr.. ARNsrRoxo
Dated Paris, January Is, 1903.
SIR,
FHE different notes, which you
have Done me the honor to address TO
me, have been laid before his Majesty
The proceedings Of England towards
all governments, are 50 contrary to the
laws ofnations, and to all the rules con-
stantly observed even among enemies,
that no recourse against that power is
any longer to be found in the ordinary
means Of repression. In order to an
noy her, it is become necessary to turn
against her the arms which she makes
use Of herself; and if transient incon-
veniences result therefrom, it is to her
alone that they are to be imputed
Since England respects no laws, how
could any be respected with regard to
her ? The maritime laws which she vi
olates, ought they still to be protee-
ton to her And if some nations toler-
ate the infractions committed on their
independence, would they have the
right to require that France alone
should restrain herself within limits
which her enemy has every where yio-
lated
The United States, more than any
other power, have to complain Of the
aggressions Of England. 1t has not
been enough for her to offend against
the independence Of their flag, nay a.
gdnst that of their territory and OF
their inhabitants, by attacking them E.
ven in their ports, and by forcibIy car
rying away their crews her DEGREES
Of November llth, have made a fresh
attack on their Commerce and Na,iga-
ton, as they have on those Of other
powers
III the situation in which England
has pIaced the continent, cspuc lily
since her decree Of November l 18th, his
majesty has no doubt Of declaration
Of wafagainst her BY the United States.
Whatever sacrifices war may occasion,
they will not believe it consistent either
with their interest or dignity, to ac-
knowledge the industrious principles
and anarchy which that government
wishes TO establish on the seas. II it
be useful and honorable for all nations
to Cause the true maritime laws OF ma
tons TO Us re-establishcd, and uUeHge
the insults committed by England a.
gainst every n4g, il is indispensable for
the United States who from the extent
Of their. commerce, have often to COM
plain u those violations.
+" " Ar cAIsts then, in fact,
beyveen Englwd, and the Uni
ed States. Ills Majesty consid
ers it as declared rom the day
on which England published heI
DEGREES.
- III that persuasion, his Ma
iesty, ready to consider the Uni
led States as ASSOCIATED d.
gainst England, has not taken q
ny dehnitiye measures towards
The American vessels which may
nave been brought into our sew
cral ports.
I" He has ordered that they
shall remain scqucstercd unit! a
decision may be had thereon, az
cording to the dispositions, which
shall have been expressed by tbs
government OF the UNITED States.
CHAMPAGNY."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

4" PEOPLE or AAIr EICA.
"The moment has at length arrived
when you must decide, whether you
will maintain, at all hazards, the fair in
heritance purchased by the blosd Of
your revolutionary heroes, or will
meanly surrender to the Grand Tyrant
Of Europe your peace, your lndepen'
dence, your freedom, and your nation
al honor !"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

MRS. TYING, requests the inhabitants of
Gorham and Falmouth, to accept her warm
est acknowledgements for their great and
unCOm on cXertiuns on Sunday last, in the
benevolent attempt to rescue her dwelling
from the flames
Caharn, Ib,H 14th 1903
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

Fines At Gorhan, on Sunday the 10Th
Tying, esq. was consumed by FIRE; and en-
"Wednesday night last, q valuable dwelling
house belonging To Mr. Samuel Elder, with
most Of his furniture was consumed-
Strong approximations, we understand, are
entertained that the latter was fired by de-
sign.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

Daniel Bedinger, Esq late Navy A
gent at Norfolk, has published pan,
phlet, complaining Of his removal fro
office And government are collecut
evidence, it is said, respecting MS Co"
duct, to be submitted to the Attorne
General.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

us75iaD certineL and the PsrAoaJ c1zstt, .ht.
weeks fuccefEiveIy, the laft publication to ~
at leaf twenty DAYS before the fitting Of The
same, that they may then and there Thew
caufc, If any they have, why the prayer there
Of fhould NOT be granted.
(Signed) mo. TUCKER, CZsyE,
A true copy.
AtIsh, JNO. TUCKER, Cge,E.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

WILL be opened on Monday the 2Sth inn
for the lecepton Of female pupils, at the
Chamber over MIR Freemans Office in Mid
dle-hreet. AtrH Is,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

The advocates Of the embargo tell Is that
As soon IS the Emperor Of France hears that
MI. Jefferson and his party have put stop
to all our commerce and prohibited the ex-
portation ofevery article whether Of Amer
lean Of foreign produce, which is neither
more nor less than nOn-intercourse law)
he win revoke this declaration Of war. This
IS tire open and avowed opinion Of those
men who are active and Jealous partizans
Of NJ. Jetierson's policy Will any candid
man in future question re correctness Of
Mr. Masters declaration on the floor of
Congress, when the first Embargo law was
passed, viz. that the finger Of Bonabarte
vras IL that thing 2" Will any American
who values the independence Of his country
deny Tie truth Of Mr. GARDENERS charges,
when he Procams 70 the citizens Of this
country that they are hurried on to ruin
and poverty BY French Influence n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
BOOKS & STATIONARY.
Isaac Adams.

A T his Book Store, Ns.7, Eg Street. ai,syG-
" e552ffe ne Maine Baak, has for fae on
the moft liberal terms, among many other ar
ticIes, the following in the Book Il Stationary
line viz.
ON LIN,
Hawkins Pleas Of the CrOwn--Cilberts, Mae
neily's * Peake's law OF evidenoe-Leaclq
Crown Law otrange's, Wllons, Douglas,
BIacklone's, Williams and 1yng's Reports
Buffers Nyi Prius- Gray on's digef Of tie
Laws Of the United states--Powel Oh Con-
tract Chitty Oh bills Of exchange and netes
Park on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of declara-
tions-Junices Ahilant-Town Officer
Clerks Magazine Probate DireGfory-Fat
tells Law IF Nations Laws Of NIafachuietts
aezU edition, with volumes to complete former
editions.
PH1CSIC.
| Chefeden's Anatomy CuIIenss Practice
ditto NIateria Medica--New Edinburg DiE-
enfatory- Quincy's Medical Lexicon La
OFFERS acknowledgements hlidwifery-
gu hans Domenie Medicine Thomplss, Fas
e3ly Phyhciap-Parkinlea Meaieai Auno:a-
cons Halers Pastotog --Jgpaerwoo a
he deleafes Of Children.
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TETnsnAv. APRTL N.

IELHaDAIs AFRIL m
--he c-u-El.tleg o. taJournIucrt reported
shat so bills remained To be acted upon but
chat an adjournment might probably take
place on tile 25th inst. and reported a resO-
luton to that effect, which was ordered to
lie Oh the table,
This day, after long and warm debate,
she bill for raising an ADDITIONAL AR
my (of 6O0O) was passed, GO to Is. AS
several amendments have been made, the
Aill must be returned to the Senate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
EPHRAIht CARER

late q FreePort, n the county Of Cumberland.
woman, deceafed, by giving bond n the sw
directs he therefore requeRs All perton.
who are indebted 70 the lad decesfe,is -
tate, 70 make immediate payment and thr1,
who have any demands thereon, TO exhib;r ~
Tame to CORNELIUS DILLINGHAM;
l4erH 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
NET NURSE.

A YOUNG Married Woman, who ha.
loft her infant, wifhes to take Child
TO nuriee- Enquire Of the Printer. April Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18
JNo. TUCKER, ClerE

70 ne Honorable re- Tgfi.es " ne Supreme Tud;-
eiai Court, boideH IN Be9oH, zril5a he ro4H-
y " Sgfalt, and far be eoahfi-5 II SsfoH and
NaHfEelaff, On TIE /feszd Tr1faay IF l4a,tb IN
ibe gear q our Lord eigbtee0 buad,4iazd sig5i-
II UMBLY thew aRd petition Sarah Bon
Il i ner, widow, and Ruth Bonner, 6ngiewo-
man, and Edward Cazneau, merchant, and
Mary Cazneau his wife, in ker right, all Of
Bolton, in the county of Suffolk, that they are
feized in fee llmPle and poGeIed Of aud in
one undivided iixty fourth part Of tract or
parcel Of land with the appurtenances, ftuare
in the countyef Lincoln, containing TWO hun
bred and fifty tho land acres be the faEle more
or lefs bounded, beginRing on the north line
of WOolwich on the eaRerly 1iSe of Renne-
beck river ; thence running eaiterly on that
line and on the fame cOurle fifteen miles !;
thence northerly keeping the diftauce Of ff-
teen miles from the faid river till 1t meets the
dividing line between the counties Of Keane-
beck and Lincoln; thence welterly and fouth-
erly by the dividiHg line aforefaid to Kenne-
beck rivers thence crofing Iaid river; thence
northerly up faid river till il ltrikes the div-
ding line aforeiaid thence weaerly and fou-
therly keeping the aforelaid dividing line If
teen miles from Kennebeck river thence
ioutherly keeping the ditance of fifteen miles
from iaid river till an ealt fonth eat courfe
will friks the mouth Of Cathance river
thence ealf fouth eaif to the mouth Of Cat
nance river thence on direct line 10 the
frlt mentioned bounds, il being tie north liAe
Of WoolwiCh.
Thar your petitioners are feized and pof-
fened u and in one lixty fourth part Of the
tract and parcel Of land aforefaid, III common
and undivided with the Plymouth Company
Of Proprietors of the kennebeck Purchafe
70 called, and your petitioners are deirpus Of
holding and occupying their fhSre and pro-
portion in feveralty they pray
the aid Of this Honorable Court, and that by
due courGe Of proceedings, they may have az
6gned and confirmed to them and their heirs
respectively, their fhares and rights aforefaid,
TO hold and occupy in feveralty, and as in du.
ty bound fhall ever p:ay.
Sarah Bonner, I n tosu Nc
Ruth Bonner, LEItAN & Ma
Edward Cazneau, TaAN WINsrOw,
Mary Cazneau, their -A7'''9"
SUFFOLK, 50. March Term, a. . 1909 Up
On the petition aforefaid, Ordered THAI the pc
titioners notify Arodi Thaner, the Clerk III The
faid Plymouth Company Of Proprietors Of the
Kennebeck Purchate, TO appear at the ncxt
Supreme judicial Court to be holden at VIII
caiIet, within and for the county Of Lincoln,
on the fra fuelday Of June next, Ivy lerving
him forty days Before tie fitting Of faid CouTl
with an aJteacd copy OF faid petition and cr
der thereon. And it is further ordered by the
Court, that the faid petitioners notify Inc iaid
Plymouth Company or the Propretprs OF The
Kennebeck Purchafe, 70 appear at the efore
men,ioned Court, 10y ruohihrng an attetted Sc
ply of laid Petition and order, in R11ell5 C.l
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JOHN WoODMAN.

late Of NewFloucefter, in the county OF Cam
berland, yeoman, decealed, BY giving bond ~
the law direcfs-he therefore reque6s All per
ions who are indebted to THE fzid deceated's ~.
tate T. make immediate payment; and tbots
who have any demands thereon, 10 e1hibit ~
fame 70 ISAAC GROSS.
-fSyHT8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

NOTICE is hereby given, thar the fublcrs
bers have been dulyapPoinfed Adminiftra-
tors eff the eltate Of
ROBERT HUNTER,
Ete Of Topham, ii the county Of Lincoln.
gentleman, deceafed, and has undertaken thar
truft by giving bond as The law directs :-An
perions, therefore, having demands againit
the eRate Of faid deceafed are defired to ex-
hibit the fame for fettlement and thofe IN
debted 70 fad eftate are requeled 10 make
immediate payment TO
MARCARET HUNTER. y
ARTHUR HUNTER, 111'-A'5''a'''S
-d3rJ IL.
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ReBRRT HuNTFR.

I HE iubfcTiber hereby gives public notice
TO all concerned, hat she has been dn-
ly appointed and has raken upon herleiE
the trSit of adminiltratrix of the eliate Of
WILLIAM NILS.
late OF Falmouth, in the county OF Cumber-
land, mariner, deceafed, by giving bond a. the
law drects-fhe therefore requefs all per-
ions who are indebtsd 70 the faid deceafed'a
eitare, 10 make immediate payment; and
thofe who have any demands thereon, 70 ex-
hibit the fame to JUDITH MILES.
AbrT Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

THE f1bfcriber Hereby gives public notice "a
All concerned that nc has been dulv
appointed and has taken -pon himfe4 tAat
trl4 O. A4niiaitratoE Oh the efats III
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I5y tic @diI5.

rH1LADELFHIA, APRIL 3
EXTRACT Of iefEer d me Edtfor q me
Register, dated
"wAsHINGToE, APE1L }.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-04-18

THE fubiciiber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and hzs taken upon himfef ;b..
truft Of an ExecsloE of the lafl will and telia-
Mani rs
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14
DESERTED

AST night, the I'd instant, from
II !, the Recruiting Rendezvous &c
this place. Thomas OSueas, alias Gyrvc
Harris, born in Mary land; az years
OF age, about feet Q or 9 inches high,
Ozark complexion, brown eyes and
black hair-had ON short black coat
when he went Of. but as he has ai.o a
brown coat and other cloathing with
him, II 10 difficult to describe his dress !:
= = believed be has lost . Toe OF one
othis feet be il . proud, laxative.
Boosting fellow speaks much Of M.
wing been Q merchant in Loudon couu-
y. Whosoever takes IN said Deser-
Ger, and delivers him 70 me, or 10 anv
Ohcef Of the United States Army. or
confines him in any jail, shall receive
q reward Of Ten Dollars and al char.
ges paid.
= -. JOHN CAMPBELL.
MarfinsbnrX, 0cfo6sr 8, 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14

D. An away from tic sdbssribes,l
IN living near Opeckois in JsiIer.
son Coun,y, Virginia, On Monday
the 9Th instant, . Negro Man nam
ed ELISHA, about twenty one
years of age,. about Eve feet seven
Or eight inches high, wen made,
rather slow IN his speech, and il re.
markably fond Of liqaor-EIad on
when he went away, anew shirt and
trowsers Of strong homemade tow
linen, striped swansdown Jacket, and
Toundabons made offulled lindsey
ofa drab colour, the under part Of
the sleeves made Of cloth nearly Of
the same colour, q wool hat about
half worn, with a hat band and
buckle, the bat band wrapped round
with brass wire, and coarse shoes
much worn. ! win give twenty
dollars reward and eli reasonable
expenses for the spprehension of
the said Negro, If he is returned to
me, or secured in Jail, 90 thar ! get
him again. ~ }S*-.s'''. :
r ABRAHAM GoRRELL.
- June ~, 1903. p 9" -%*''. 10y a
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14
B00TSSH0E MANUFAcToRr
MARTINsBuRc.

THE subscriber respectfully in
j forms his customers and the
public, that he still occupies his old
stand, between the Post. Office and
Printing Of6ce, ;Martinsburg that
he has lately made i considerable
addition 70 his stock Of leather.
(Which is Of the best quali.yl and
shall constantly keep by him q large
assortment, so'that none who may
Please to employ him. will ever be
disappointed /; he will be careful in
always keeping the best workmen,
and from his own particular atten-
ton, feels an assurance, that he
shall be able to give satisfaction 10
his eustomers-t;oo1s and SHOES,
of every description, willbe carefully
made, agreeable to diree,ions-He
intends TO keep, ready made ! a vari.
ely Of work for Ladies and Gentle
rnep-Having large shock OF Lea
ther on hand, he win be able to give
. shortcredit to puncttal persons
who may wish it, He is thankful
tor the fayeurs already received,
and win eadeavour 10 future not to
be undeserving encouragement
Z, RICHARD HICKSON.
April /, 1909. 49,. e: -
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Clock ma King & W atch,
repairing.

TSFfE subscriber acquaints his
friends and customers ,thath he
u still carrying on the above business,
Il his residence in Frederick Couh-
IL, On the main road leading fFoml
Martinsburg 70 Winchester, eigh-'
teen miles from the former and sin
from the latter place, where he will
be thankful for any orders ID his
line, and trusts he shall Be able 10
execute them with satisfaction to
his employers.
He has now IN his employ John
Grove, well known . an excellent
Watch repairer-and for the con
venience ofpersons, n ornear Mar.
tinsburg, 1ho may want their watch.
Go cleaned be repaired, he has en-
gagged Joseph M'Feely ofthat place,
! 10 receive them for him, % whom
they win Be returned whetl flashed
Watches repaired ~ him win be
warranted 70 perform accurately for
one year, accidents excepted.
An Clocks made ~ him, win,
/. asusual, be ensured 70 perform with
accuracy. .f
{ ne makes M;z- brands e evtry
descriptions. ..sgs s.
.'..... REFS BRANSoN.
9th Month, 10Th, 1908. f.:
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Ladies fas hionab Bon.
nets and Hats.

] Just 1teeiped, q great pdriefy f
: Fashionable Bonnets and Ha.s, ,.
Wreaths, p. ! 15 j..
Artificial Flowers, I'LL .-s
Ostrich Feathers, !
Lace Wells, - y .-I.s,5s;-
Broad Thread Lace. =.
Patent Cotton, ditto, T..
Fine Thread Edging, =
Lace Sleeves, - !.
Spider Net, ditto, =.
Extra long silk Gloves, L..
ditto. White Kid, ditto. =.
Short Kid and Silk, ditto,
Kid, MOROCCO & Leather Slippers;
Figured and plain Leno Muslins,
Chintzes and Calieoes, ms /
Dimities, ~ !
Irish LINENS, \
Homemade, ditto, . y = : =: i !.
Iwiilsd Bags, q IT III.
TiekIingburgs, &c. &c. - - 5z.ss : .
They 5aLsosliape on hand, .st.f,
Medicines and Paints, - 81
u Soal and Upper Leather, j.. : !:
Nice Fair.tops, !
Caif-Skins and Boot Legs,
Bar-Iron, Steel and Nails,
..ss.r. Bacon, -. I. .... 49,. ~
~ Flax-seed Oil, ~
WelI-seasoned Plank, ~~
A complete assortment o. China,
Glass, Queens, Stone, Tin, Wood
en- and Potteris Ware. ,s'sA .
% ~, Also, ..3 Nv
Cast Nuts for grinding
= / Fruit ). =.
Super6ne cloths and cassimeres,
81 :. Flannels, f - . Il e.
" Nelvets,4~~~ =, Is. r. E-.:,1tFf
Constitution and Presidents Cords,
Mill.Saws, DC. &c. Il. ! :,
Alsohieh thy are selling veyg cheap.
JAMES & JOHN LANE. =
Shepherds, Town, l re- a ~,
September 3, 1908. - ILL., b.
n F.S. Cash PGdtor Hides and Skins.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14
]. ATTENTION!

THE Shepherds. Town Volunteers IRE re-
i qaested 70 be pnnctual IN their attendance
at their usual place Of parade, on saturday the
18th inst IT 2 O'Clock I'M the afternoon, for
the purpose Of training Il 10 expected that
prepared with about ten cartridges each. III
.s.s. JAMES KERNEY, Captain.
October Z, i808 !: Il A !. y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14

a IL persons Are hereby, cautioned
"a against fishing, fowling, orpass-
ing through the enclosures of the sub.
sssiber, on any pretenee whatever, or
from eommitting any other Unlawful
dePredations on his properly, Is he is
positively determined totprosecnte to
the utmost limits ofthe law every per-
son who may be found 50 cffendins ii
fatufe. st4 = r. = p -. =, =
CONRAD KoWNsLAR. !.
Min. Creek, Oct. Z, 1893. 8 ].
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14

Letters remaining in the Post. Office a,
&sphsrd's- Town, on Tie frst dav
Of October, 1908, which .viU Be- sent
fotht General P,st.0 fce ifno.taksn
+ cut 6sfare the first day s January,
1909. =,
n. ANN ArNswoRrH.
G. Isaac Chaplin, William II.
camnl. James Cooper.
II. John Files. ..s'
II. David Hiestand. John Hoffman,
David Harris, John Hswett.
/ ]. Isaac James. -
(. Widow Nelly Riddle. =.
I: Erasmus Linday, MiehaelLin-
lians. TT z--.-..E 81 .
N. Kitty Mace.
O. Julia Osborn. Peter Oiier.
p. James r. Pollock. s. go.
R., Meridith Richardson. 800.
S. Jacob Stong. ss.sr.7z: a. =,
T. Prudence Thornbueh, Ioseph
Thompson, Thoruberry's Jaek. lanes
Thomas. - - :. =
W. Jacob Wehhkans.
q. JAMES BROWN, :. II.
ShePherd's- Town, Oct. i, j sos.
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LANDS for sdle

an Monday the 91st Of No
" vember next, being the LIST
day of.ftheC Court of The County Of
Geiksisyforthst month, atths Globe
Tavern Ia Mntinsburg, I win sell
.lt public auction for ready money,
4 very valuable tract Of LAND
containing about 226acreslying about
amiIe and an half from the town OF
Martiasbnfg Thefe afeoatl,e pre-.
miseSf9 good dwelling house, kitch.
en, bafn, &C. and de wiI0Ie 10 IN
tenantable condition. Il uill Be
.sheWn on application 10 Mr.. Samuel
b. Harris N whose tenure ituow IL,
and possession Willie .gisento The
purchaser on the let of April next.
This property was some years
since cold undef adeed of TRUST from
Michael M'Kewan and wife for the.
benefit dc Gen. Swami md others
of the city of Baltimore % whom
itnow belongs. Its encountered
with an old Mortgage which will
besextinsuished prior to- tic sale.
Full Information a. 10 the title win
be given on applications TO !
q PHILIP G. PENDLEToN.j
Martinsbarg. Virginia, !
August ~, 1905.
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1ituilll..,taI eerSers.

T>HE Officers Of the 67th Regiment, are
! ordered TO attend the Brigade inspecto.
at MartinsbuTg, on the l7th, 18Th and 18th
days Of October, instant, and The 20th il or
dered for The Kegimental Muster Al The sams
~ ELISHA BOYD,
e Ca. eSusv67h RsRt. v n
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: .sHEPHERD's.ToWN RACES

SHE PHERD's.IOWN RACES
XKTILL eommcnce on my field
W. near this tovnyon lTsdaes6ay
ME feh Of October mat, and con.
tinus' for three days. The frat day's
purse will be Fifty dollars, four
rounds 20 q heat, which ID supposed
10 be about three miles.F The second
days purse viii be thny.Gve dollars.
three rounds To- a heat, md the third
daywin Be . Swespstake of about
twenty dollars, two-rounds to aheat,
free for my horse, mare or gelding.
tho winning horse the prereedine.
days sxcepled four horses 10. ssart1
each dayorno race. Five per cent.
entrance foreach horse, to be paidy
The day preceding each days race.
DR. double ii the stake. Judges viii
be appointed and each race win Sc.
runiand conducted agreeable 10 the
rules of the late CharieS- Town
Jockey Club, except horses starring
for the SWeepstake, willsarry each q
fsashsrs All disputes win be settled
at the pole. No person will be per-
mitsed to erect . boothon the ground
unless he 10 i subscriber for q least
ten dollars to the races. Tolls will
likewise berequired from all persona
not subscribers to the race. for which
purpose agate wilEbe erected. ssje
sia DANL. STAILEY, Maasgsr..
Z Sept. -, 1908. l7@taja u ~ -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14
] a. 4. NOTICE.

THE Co-partnershiP existing be.
tween EhenezeT Campbell,
Samuel M'Knight and John M
Knight, i this dry Dissolved By
mutual consent.s NJ I'd
EBENRZER CAMPBELL,
] SAMUEL M'KNIGHT, =
JOHN M'KNIGHT. i
Shepherd o,os,, SEPT. ., 1903.