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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-05

80 ~-f~~J
,,r the half year ending this day, is declard,
and will be ready to be paid to them, or thur
representatives, on Thursday next the seventh
instant.
BY order Of the President and Directors,
Curden Chaplas Cashier
January 4. Isl staw4w !
Public Sale.
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49,. Il HE only gsrmsas. fastened rcsnd
ssr wsis.s. in order % testify their gre.
49,, a. % their beeefacsoss. Sill they
: Is, eoo.eus with themselves, and and
: ,he Spsniards % snss r ga, mat sasy
"a ss,uru 10 their island 70 fetch . other
Mn re. s.d requesting that shs fTigsie
sne.n "a, Indians are ,sil, well made, TO.
sr,, active. They arc OF an olive
ps..s Ga, noses, black cu1led hair,
' con adorable length. 10 each ca
- va. eoerable old man, nasso l'ke
~ = ! hs,s AID who appeared to es their
. sss \ One \. = remarkable circumstance
mn, ,ha, .hs.e - ; old men we're White, and
- ,ss a., s,Is oo.os. They had rather the
n . e = : ,bsu OF Savages. Gsp'.
sn :. adds, tina, these islands, and
49, SOD chiefs, bore considerable e.
..nbl.ecs. in ,he;s- features and conduct g
49, Iodisus Of tn. island q s., baf'ho'
, e =, =. aud those of Gaia and is,e'a',
wAsrs he landed IN BOO Win 3. the Ir,ga.s
:, philippine, eonRs adsd oy Doo luao
lba-galia. $1,000. r-s.---s
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N O r / C u.

THE subscriber, of Charles county and
state of Maryland, having obtained letters OF
administration on. the personal estate OF 1Ao-
mas .1adresu Dyson, late OF the county afore-
said deceased, hereby gives notice to all per-
sons having claims against the said, deeeased's
estate, that they are hereby warned to exhi-
bit them, with the vouchers, properly anthem
ticatcd to Thomas Price, living near the Hill
Top, iii Charles county, Maryland on or be-
fore the first day of July next they may o.
therwise by law be exempted from all benefit
of the said .deceased's .estate.-Given under
my hand this 18th day Of December, 1907.
Judith C. Dyfon, Aam'x.
of Thomas A.Dyson, deceased.
january Il. lawst*
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CD
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ss 0lAs 41kt1-
Several months ago. / Was informes
Of your having said. that you were &C
qusinsed with what had passed 10 the
grand jury room NJ Richmond. last spring,
and ,hs, you had declared disposition 70
TO challenge me. am to consider your
letter Of the last night, by mail, - the ex.
ecu,isn Of this ayowed purpose, and, thro'
the same cbannel, return you my answer.
Whatever may have been the expressions
used by me, 10 relation to yonr character,
they were the reanit of deliberate opinion,
founded upon the most ausheniic evidence,
the greater part.of which my country inn
posed upon me the painful duty to weigh
aud TO decide upon !; they were soeh, % 70
my .kno Wedge and 70 yours, have bcen.de.
livered by hundreds of the first men 10 the
union, and probably by atull moiey of the
American people. Ia yoo, sir, / Gao re.
cognize no right iohold me Recommendations
my public or private opinion d your cha.
rsctsr. .has7w ould not subjec, me to an e.
quail claim from colonel Burr Or seEeaut
-Daubaugh. d.cannos descend TOY your Ie.
vel. Thisi. my final answer.
{Sigued)
JOHN RANDOLPH.
Brig. gen. W;ikinssn.
The king Of great Bri,ain<has ordered o
.peasioo Of 2oool. per snnum. from his. pri.
W purse, 10 he parsonage knowu by the
name Of the Countess D'Albapy widow Of
the unfortunate Charles Stuart grandson Of
kiog James II.
:. appears tina. the gold mines 10 the
Russian empire afford 42s675 pounds
weigh. of that valuable mets' annually. and
the silver mines- 1000, GOO pounds. The
value Of the coin annually exported from
Russia is abou. 1900, Ooot. sterling.
We.have received HALIFAX paPsrste the
18th uls. In the latest We 6ud an address
presented 70 Vice Admiral Berkeley,from
the house Of a.sembiy Of the province OF
N. Scotia expressive Of thel high respec.
es,ee N and gratitude for his services to the
country" In admiral Berkeley's reply
dated December II, we 4nosise the follow
extraordinary assertion. As get | have
no official intelligence Of my removal from
he csmmaod." The London prints huvs
confidently stated that admiral Berkelywas
recalled, aud tina, sir John b, Warren " as
appointed in his stead. If ,hefsct had been
so, is i.Jnot extraordinary that adm. b. lie
still igaasans oflhe circumstance.
IN r. ,Dai. A9ver.
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NEW YORK. soec. 50.

- NEW IGNAte Al 'ee.. -
CO.. R,;,;sh Packet got AnDoef way snd
......d !, - .,a hi. norniug, tiavipS 80 de.
49,. .s1ssa : .,nee Yesterday By caim sn
.sa s. t. I.., .ome ml.appreh snsid =
s,,,r a, a di.,sncs 10 conseqssence. ' as
fset stated ,p lsss evenings paper fns'sns
ras brought 700 and stopped oy a gun Qua ;
-. de.,rra to add. HAT this proeecdeo
.r.;,elv from o,iscons rnSs,sn OF ms or,
49,. ~ ,he capsaio Of The gun boat, ADD
ina, ordsr. were ssns eH IN gig Tor 'ne
,rlrs.e Of the Packet, immediately on cap
,,io Cbsuossy's being advised OF the cur
y eam.suce. Cs3,aiu I. alss came directly
oyer from Brooklyn, anc explained the
,ecideo,, To The entire Satisfaction OF Tue
n British consul.
q December 81.
ar-iyeJ schooner Enterprise, CroweIl,
" d,,s from Kingston, Jam. Left among
= others brig ST.. Brides, OF New York, the
cac,ain. second mate. aud Mr.. Ro5'rson,-
passenger, desd, il being very s'essy =.
u Kmr,on. Several American vesssls had
ius. arrived. amongs, which was q ship
iron Philadelphia. The pilot boat sehoo' !
per Bro,hers. hadsb-en captured, and sent
to Tr;o;dsd in Coba. Captain Croweii on
ki, homewsrd passage, was rcbbsd by two
6psni,h p,:ya,eers. A few days since,
supplied The sehcsner Mary Ana from Gui.
pes tor, Charlsa,op.
Exsne' Of a le'ier from an intelligent mer.
chant IN 81 Croim, to a respectable mer,
eanuic koass in this city, dated t4th Dec.
1907.
Being allowed 90 bring all kiads of
provisions from Tor,ola inif4gs OF truce,
We hare DOT experienced so greas.scaFciey
p would Otherwise have been the case.
Masketscouseqaenay arc bat liiile'bs,te
ban ssusi, exsep. for.lamber. allRinds OF
Which are scarce snd high. No cruiser
Ras appeared eff The island for ,hese sese.
al,days past, the cass. of which we,can
os imagine, uDless that The whole feet hes
|ose to the wiudward for troops, which |
ppreheud 10 be the case, end should Il De
.onf tate will soon be known.
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VIRGINIA POLITICS.

The following mos, extraordinary para
graph is taken from the leading, Virginia
paper, (Enquirer,j received BY this morn.
ings mail. IN. I. Z. Posf.
1" Frauce<has acquired the sovereignty
Of Portugal. Is II not easier to invade" Ire
laud from Portuguese, ports end the north
coasts Of Spain, than from .Boulogne!-
MAY NOT Bonapar,e q, least hold oct The
idea by way OF menace! Ifse,,wiil notG.
Britain; be obliged to draw her naval force
around her! If so, will NOT The number
Other ships for convoy Of her ersdesbe di
mieished? 1T so, will 90, either her trade
be le..ened, or the number of her trading
vessel. exposed to American opriyatesrs be
~.
Shall We say "s.raws shew which way
the,M;nh blows"
I1zPROAlPFU,
On hearing the fate Of Copenhagen and
Portugal, assigned to this country, by two
political opponents.
SCYLLA OR sCHARYBDIS. 8;
Dick Demo whines among his friends,
BY whom he's daily led; So
Ard fears, nay swears, that We shall be,
BY Britain Coteaized.
Says Frank, while laughing at his fear,
Confess for once you're I" quid ey'd,"
For surely we've more danger near,
In being Portugakz'ed.
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Glerannrta Datlp a0herttsfr.
MONDAY, JANUARY a.

Is Having been under the
nccctlity Of employing another.
iperlon to carry this Pa6er IN part
Of the Town the Editor will
thank fuch as are neglected, to
give information at the office,
that the procedure may be cor
rected.
II is rumoured that Mr.. Rose still re
main. on board the Srs,ira frigate 10 Hsmp
ton roads. He is said to have caused certain
explanations 20 be asked relative 10 the
,rea,men. the frisate' would receive. The
collector sof Norfolk being abseut.his depu.
~ declined taking upon himself the respon.
sibili,y of any de6ni,iyc reply. As, howe:
YER, the proclamation of the presidents
explicitly provides for this very case II IS
scarcr,p conceivable that Any serious diM-
cul,y can occur. But i,;isto be regretted
that any trivial circumstance should have
occasioped the delay which will in all pro-
babiliiy be produced.
Nat. Int.
Weiearnfrom Annapolis, shasMr Spence
delegate from Queen Ann county on
Tuesday lsss obtained leave to,bring in a
bia," To preveat for admitted time the
sale Ct lands or ,enemcn;s, goods or chat.
tells, on-wri.s Of execution, and tor other
purposes therein mentioned" Weundcr.
stand the object Of .h,s bin 10. to prohibit,
durisg the existence of the present embar
go, sales of all real and personal property
by execution; and to prevent . general
sacri6ce Of property to monied capitals
snetasious speculation.
Bah. En-. Past
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C II E E s E, &c.

Just received and for sale by Padssvors6
and Butter, Is oaks and IS boxes excellent
Cheese, and half barrels Pig Pork.
January S. st
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Wanted to Hire,

Wanted to Hire,
A AEGRO GIRL from l2to Is years of
age, of good character; for which liberal wa
ges will be given. One from the country
would be preferred.
A4p!y ia tie Printer.
Jsnuey s. Sl0t
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y
to The Proprietor Of the
4exandrsa DAILY adverta1r, will
d1lpose of the establishments on
moderate terms there are now
nearly Six hundred Subscribers
and the Lift encreasing,-To a
Perion of Induftry and Talents
for conducting a Newspaper,
this would be desirable Situa-4
ton. Circumstances beyond hiss
Controul render it necessary to-
make Sale, 1t will therefore be-
sold a great Bargain.if Applicant
on be made foon.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-05

TO LET,
T~HE House and Lot, at present occupied
! by Mr.. DANIEL M'LEaD Painter, next
doorto Patton and Butchers hard ware store ON
:King-street. Equalto any stand in Alexan-
dria, for Grocery or Dry Goods, with con-
-xsnient accommodations for Family.
Inquire OF
JofephSmith.
Nev. &. eo3tiaw
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
BY lAE GOVERNOR
efhe Commonwealth Of VIRGINIA.
A PROCLAMATION
Nav ~, 1908.

WIFE REAS it appears to the Execu-
tive from the certificate OF the clerk of
the district court holden at Winchester
that George KeesIer alias Joseph His5ber,
charge with horse-stealing hath been ex-
amined by the County court of Berkeley,
and that Isaac Compton charged. with
Burglary, hath also been examined BY
the said county cour. OF Berkeley, and by
the said county court adjudged to be
guilty of the offences with which they are
respectively charged, and ordered to be
removed to the all of the Winchester
district court aforesaid for further trial
before the said district court, but previ.
Gus to their removal broke out of the
Jail Of the said county of Berkeley; and
that the Grand Jury for the Winchester
district court aforesaid have found bills of
Indictment against the said Geo: KEGS
Ter alias Jos: Hibber and Isaac Compton
for the felonies with which they are charg-
ed: have therefore thought fit, with
the advice Of council Of state to issue this
proclamation, hereby offering reward
OF fifty dollars for apprehending each or
either Of the said culprits and carrying
them or either Of them before some jus.
tice of the peace. of this, commonwealth
in the county, ia which they or either of
them may be arrested, to be by such JUS
tice dealt with according to the provi-
sions ot$he act of assembly passed the
1 9Th of November, 1892, directing the
mode of proceeding against free persons
charged with certain crimes which said
act also directs the mode OF removing
criminals from the county in which they
may be arrested, to that in whirhthe Of
fence may have been committed. And
do moreover enjoin all officers civil and
military, and exhost the good people Of
the commonwealth to use their endea-
vors to apprehend and carry before ma.
gistrate of the county in which they or
either of them may be arrested the said
Geo Keesler alias Jos: HiLber < Isaac
Compton, to be dealt with as aforesaid.
Given under my hand with the seal Of
(L.s.) the commonwealth annexed at
Richmond, this 9TH day Of April,
1Sos.sfs -
(S;gnedJ =. .s4 .
WILLIAM II. CABELL.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
To the Public.

WHEREAS 1 sometime ago, thro'
Wy the persuasion of cer tain persons,
whom then took to be my friends,
cautioned the public against taking an
assignment on bond given by me to
William Harlan for the sum Of forty
dullars, stating that it had been obtain
ed from me in an illegal and improper
manner, without any consideration I
now therefore feel it duty owe to my
self and to Mr.. Harlan, to state, that
said bond was neither illegally nor i'm.
properly obtained, but was freely and
voluntarily given in consideration Of
that sum paid by said Harlan to me in
part Of the price for Negro fellow, who
It appears was unsound, and died shortly
after he purchased him from me.
EDMUND GOODMAN. a
Nav 81, 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
Blue Dying and Reed
making.

THE subscriber, living between
i Mrs. Hunters and the Bridge, has
the pleasure of informing his friends
and the public generally, that he has just
received stock Of good kahn, aud is
i now ready to obIige anv Of his friends
with new Reeds of any description or
by edging, splicing or otherwise repair
ing old ones: He also continues the
Blue Dying business as usual. and re-
turns his grateful thanks for the encou-
rag-ment he has received in that line,
and is determined that nothing on his
part shall be wanting to accommod 1t e
his customers, on the shortest notice,
with ensured colours ; his price for DIV.
ing deep blue, on cottoaor thread. is
so cents perlb.-pale blue ditto 80 cents /;
WOODEN yarn, deep blue IS cents pale
blue ditto II cents.
PHILIP WOLFF.
Martins barg, May 90, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
FLFTT DOLLARS REWARD.

D ANaway last night from the sub
N seriber, q NEGRO MAN named
STEPHEN, forty years old, six feet
high, stout made, coarse, voice, down
look, remarkable large feet, is very fond
of liquor : he, took with him sundry
homemade clothing; he may change his
name and clothes, and obtain a forged
pass. Eight dollars reward will be Civ
en- for him, if taken in this county TWEEN
ty dollarsif 6fty miles. and the, above
reward if one hundred and fifty miles
and brought home, or secured in any
Jail, so that I get him again. -
HENRY BEDINGER.
Berkeley County Va
May IL, 1903. 3
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
WOOL CARDlNG
Machine.

IMPRESSED with the many advAn.
i tages these machines justly claim o,
yer any other mode of preparing wool
for spinning, the subscriber has procur-
ed one, which will be in operation in a
few days, in his Pulling Millin Buckles
Town. From the experience of those
who are to set the machine in operation,
and the personal attendance and grea,
exert9on Of the subscriber to please, he
trusts he will give general satisfaction
to the patrons of the machine.
Wool for carding should be assorted,
cleaned of bprrs, sticks, &c. and creased
with one ID. Of grease to ten or twelve
lbs. of wool. Price of carding eight
cents per ID. if credit is given ten cents
per Id. is charged. 4
JONATHAN WICKERsHAM.
N. b. Pulling executed with neatness
and dispatch at proper seasons ofthe year.
Berkeley County, May 20, 1908. =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
Antinony:

WYE have heard it reported, that =
w Mine of Anthony has been dis
covered in Kentucky, or some other
part of the Western World: but not
being informed BY whom, or positively
where, we take this mode of inviting
those acquainted with the circumstance
to transmit such information as they pos
sess, and if convenient, specimens OF
the ore.
As i, may be difficult to meet oPpor-
sunisies of sending specimens to this ei-
~. those to whom it will be more agree
able, will be pleased to forward them to
jeremiah Neave, Lexington, (Ken,)
BINNY & DONALDSON.
Letter Founders, Philadelphia.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
John MATHEWS,

0fSpriagfeIA, in the County Of Mxsk-
ingum, State Of Ohio,
WILL lease any number Of LOTS,
w to contain from thirty to fifty
acres, Of the richest bottom land, lying
on tn. banks Of the river Muskingum,
in the Military Tract, Range No. S,
Township No. S, Section No. 2, for
seven or ten years, to young single or
married men who are disposed to move
thereou-They shall have legal satisfac-
tory leases and undisturbed possession
for seven or ten years, free from rent or
taxes, on the simple condition of occu-
paucy aud planting Peach and Apple Or.
chards and nurseries, As soon as their
cleariugs and openings will permit
And they are requested not to permit
the destruction OF timber or Oak. bark in
the neighbourhood.
The river at this point is navigable
for boats of great burden for about four
or FIVE months in the year, and is in the
immediate vicinity of the richest variety
of lands owned and for sale by the Uni.
ted States, which may be purchased in
feesimple after exploring so as to suit
the purchaser.
May 6, 1908. 4tew.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
" o TIC E.
WHEREAS i, ha. been the practice

WHEREAS it has been the practice
w for some years past. under pre-.
teHee of 6shing, to throw down our fem
ces and run through our meadows, 80
that our fences were frequently in dan
ger Of being burnt, wishing 70 put stop
to such unlawful and evil practices in
future, we do hereby forwarn all persons
from fishing. ranging, or in any manner
trespassing upon our property At any
time As We are determined to put the law
in force against such offenders without
respect to persons.
Matthew Ritpey, ~
y = Nehemiah Mdsson, y
: DaSiH Garord. jun.
May 20, 1903.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
Stop, Stop-look here !!

THE IberrespectfuIly informs
Il his friends and the public in gene
raj, that he now lives in a house nearly
opposite the poor hsuse, where he is
carrying on the WHEEL.RIGHT bu-
siness in all its variety, and as he attain
ed perfect knowledge of this business
10 that part of Europe most famed 70:
Spinning Wheel maklng,' he aaters
himself that he will receive the patron
age of hi. friends and the public.
Come then Ladies attend,
Take work frosa YOUR friend
Take flne Spinning Wheels,
And handsome Check Reels.
He will also. make looms, sPools,
sWiits, shut,les, shafts, sPooling and
quill wheels, chairs, shoe-makers lasts,
and all sorts of turning, &c.
He is determined to make and repair
at the most reduced prices, and on the
shortest notice, for Gasp or country pro-
duce.
l am with respect,
the=pnblic's friend, 49,
~ " ROBERT GALLAGHER.
Ma,tinsbuyg, May 81, 1908.
N. B. An apprentice wanted to the a:
bove business. .-.,~>-~..
~Eae North Q Ere!aHd.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
NOTICE.

4 BARGAIN may be had in the pur.
n chase Of the places where John Files
and Basil Cross now reside, containing
FIVE hundred acres Of good lime stone
LAND, binding on Opecon- Greek,
distant about FIVE miles from this place
and six from Shepherd's.Town. The
buildings are comfortable, with mill
seat on Opecon.-The title good, the
price low and the payments will be made
easv to punctual man. Those who are
inclined to buy, may know the terms on
application to John Baker, Esq. a. Shep.
herds Town.
BENJAMIN ODEN.
Nartirsburg, Nov. 90. 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
d.. THE ELEGANT HORSE SNIP,

XTJLLL stand this season. at the PLAN
w tation Of Wallace Hannah, on
Mondays and Tuesdays, and at Leonard
Baugh's, Amiles from Martinsburg, on
the road leading from thence to Viii.
Transport, on Wednesday and Thursday,
aud on Friday aud Saturday, atmy plan.
tation, and cover mares at -Four Dollars
the season, to be paid the first Of Octo-
Der next, Tzvo Dollars the single leap,
to be paid at the time the mare is cover.
ed, or ifnot then paid, tobe considered
as engaged tor the season Eight Dol.
lars to ensure mare in fosl, to be paid
when the mare proves with foal parting
with, or removing the mare forfeits the
insurance. The season will commence
the FIRST Of April, and end the last Of June.
Sup is a handsome bay, with star
and snip and one white foot, nearly SC.
venteen hands high, Ave years old past,
is well proportioned, moves well, has
fine carriage, and is suitable for either
saddle or harness. He is Of the Snap
breed Of horses, whose services are well
known in this country. Strict attention
viii be paid, but no. responsibility for
accidents. ELI BELLER.
May 6, 1909
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
N o T &c E.

A IL persons are hereby cautioned
I1against takins an assignment on two
notes Of hand for ten dollars and Fifty
cents, payable on demand, given by the
subscriber to Jacob Smith Of Washing
ton County, Maryland, some time IN
the month Of March last; the said notes
having been fraudulently obtained, with
out value received, | am determined no
yer to discharge the same, unless com.
PEELED thereto by law. s.
LEONARD DRURY.
Berkeley County, May 20, 1908. ~,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
FORTT DOLLARS REWARD.

II ANaway from the subscriber on the
n 2Oth December last, a Negro wo-
man named VENUS, about ~ years of
age, about feet Z. inches high, of pro-
portionable size, of yellow compile xion,
has a wide mouth and full lips, rather
ruff countenance, pocEmarked, has holes
peirced in her ears, has small feet aud
hands for Negro, a scar on the right
aide of her head not far from the crown,
is remarkably fond Of company and strong
drink had on when she went away a
black and white striped lindsey jacket
and petticoat, a new wool hat, gray
coating cloak bouad with worsted bind
ing, new red grounded calico habit, a
dark grounded ditto, awhile muslin
ditto, and a quantity of other clothing
nosrecollectsd she has besn in the neigh.
bourhood Of hairless Towntt~ and about
Mr.. Dandridge's quarters; she may
have obtained forged pass, and eodeas
YOUR I'd pass as a free woman. I win
Give ten dollars reward for her apprehen.
sion If she is taken in Berkeley or Jeffer-
son County twenty dollars il FIFTY miles
distant; if a hundred miles the above
reward, and all reasonable charges paid,
;(deliyered to Mr.. Thomas Locke, Mar
,insburg, or to the subscriber, living
nem the Warm Springs. ~
JAMES JACKSON.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
Virginia Lands for sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale seve.
/ raj Tracts Of Limestone Land, of
the 6rst rate quality, containing from
$50 to 800 acres, well watered and tim.
bered, lying within bali a mile Of the
Potomak river, in Berkeley County,
about seven miles above Williamsport
and ten from Martinsbdrg. For terms
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
GEORGE NEWKIRK.
September 1s, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-06-03
For Sale,

A valuable Negro Man !;
his price $50 dollars ; a
Southernpurchaserwould
be preferred-Apply to
the Printer of this paper.
May ~, 1903. STEP.