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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-08
Virginia Lands
For Sale.

+ THE subscriber offers for sale seye..
1 raj Tracts of Limestone Land, of
the FIRST rate quality, containing from
$50 to 500 acres, we'll ~atered aud tim
bered, lying within half a mile Of the
Potomak river, in Berkeley County,
about seven miles above Williamsport
and ten from Martinsburg. For terms
apply to the subscriber on the premises.
GEORGE NEWKIRK. !
September is, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-08
L.. Price
Has just fnishsdotening a large
suhHg
Mew/Goods,

which were purchased principally for
Cash, and will be sold unusually low.
His late purchases eomPrize the fol-
lowing articles: E.
Upwards of go pieces .FIannels, assert.
ed, and lower than they have ever been
sold in this place before,
Brown Moleskin Coating, for Ladies'
Goats,
Silk Gloves, assorted,
Cambrick Dimities, assorted,
Elegant ITabby Velvets and Trafalgar
Vest Shapes,
Cotton I~.aces, assorted.
oo1l and Upper Leather, &c. &c.
s'aS'o'f mens " n0W very complete.
M4rtinsburg, October l6, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-08
SIX N REWARD

. AN away from the subseriber. an
N apprentice boy named Thomas
Bennett, about twelve years Of age ;
had on when he went away a blue round
about and trowses. Whoever takes up
said apprentice. shall receive the above
reward, but no thanks.
JOHN ~DAUGHERTY:
Shepherds. Town, Nov. 20, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-08
bsh Fall Goods,

E~ 49,
the subscribers-the quantity extensive
the variety fashionable-and terms
the most reasonable-the entire ~selecti-
ons and purchases made by the acting
partner al the philadelphia Cash Markets,
from whose experience and ardent per-
severence, to please customersSr particu-
larry, and the public generally, on the
most Reasonable terms, it is presumable,
the present assortment will exhibit the
most aattering recommendations.
From an extensive and late importati-
on Of European and E.ast-India manu-.
features, have been selected the follow.
ing articles, viz. ->=
Sape.faeL London Broad Cloths,
Cannon ditto,
Bro1vn and MKT Coatngs,
Forest Cloths, Hatfhicks and Kerseys,
Baise, ,Uhite, red, gree" and ysllow
Hdnneis,
S4perfnf Scarhs, sc. C~assime'es,
Bennet'' patent Cord,
DO. do. Fancy WaistcaasinS,
Do. Cotton do.
J. Ill.,. " -
me 9""e; mt*' ana ''"e~ "'""'
w' Te' to'1s;
zoe" 'e've's ana Issue".e"s' 0'
4 handsome assortment Of Wo'en and
tor.9n nos'e.y:
a aonasome assortment :. ." e no" la3"1-
ona0f IaPaTnec LEG. rays
Iae'es 91eaa ''m1snss'
D9. reatners ana f'In'es.
ran, :aP'ffea' ana 4Fefa8H' A<H'
-.
Do' oP,ae' I.
d..'0 a.n' Sna'''' ana Ha"0Sr'S"'s''
6no Ias'el,
tn'ntzes cahoaes'
raney GnS pam % ''e" 0S''''e0'
1.N ana "S.'". n"e
Fancy ana pam sans, Jor Laaes "FsSses'
S!x on@sots n 7Gnase,c"'e'''
L0fton Go'0s ana AHssets'
Lnate $ snort, ana extra tong otk o'0'es'
o. I0mo'.cH - D'm''|eS'
y 0ssertea'
*six 1o'1on cnamo,05 t1IsHHs aug a.
90 1amo''ck 11"sH"'' 0'"' a.
l!ao'a 10as"ns' Per od1e: p'fee' o. 9c,H'
quo I0"Aa2m ana oupesj'Ae 0'0S "1.S""';
Legas." ~" "1""s"
t0mPte'e', ~
r'a'" ana J!gnte@ ShS> "|'"7'
Sam" o'ro'"' a''o'
fsne'a' ass9'!me" y J o'H''eS
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-08
A Odriety Of BLANKS
For sale at this office.
M~ARTINsBURG, Berl.ev c,,,,,.
Virginia; Printed andbu6kshedbu
3oHN "a Or
TERMS OF THE INTELLIGENcER

% The price efthis Paper is tupo dsk-.
Iar' per 0nnum, n daAar bayabe at che
time Of subscribing, and one zuher Me
year expires. Distant subscribers eav
fer Nj whole gear in Advance. ~.
Pt'ce Of Advertisements, to non-sut-
r", 70 n doAar per square ,fer
.".ee 1ceeHa insertion, dn4Er confiEe-
c. VIC, 'Hat tfme IS cents per Wetk :.
D.'.s Eofn continue to n cs1pe drr-
100" y 0neJ9a5h on their AetrtI..c>
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-08
TANNING.

THE subscriber respectfully inform.
his friends, and the public ens
rally, that he still continues the IAN.
WING business On the property for.
merIy occupied by John O'Ferrall. =,
which place he keeps a supply of good
LEATHER Of every kind.-He will
pay the highest price in Cash for Hides:
Skins and Bark.-He hope. to give ss.
tistact'on to every person who may please
to favour him with their custom.
GEORGE HAM.
Martin'burg, November 6, 1907.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-08
From the LyEic a. BALLAD.
. ANDREW JONES.

InATEfhas Andrew Jones /! He'll breed
His children up 20 waste and. plllage,
1 wish ihe press-gang, Or the drum
With its # antary sound would come, .sy
And sweep him from the village!
] said not this because he loves
Through the long day to swear andtiPple ;
But for the poor dear sake OF one -
To whom 4 foul deed he had DONE,
A friendIess Man, a travelling Cripple!
For this poor crawling helpless wretch
Some horseman who was passing by,
Apenuy on the ground had thrown
But the poor Cripple was alone
And could not stoop-no help was nigh
Iueh.,hick the dust lay on the ground
For i, had along been droughty weather :
SO with his staff the Cripple wrought
Among the dust, till he had brought
The halfpenniss together.
Il chance that Andrew pass'd that way
lust at the time ; and there he found
The Cripple in the mid. day heat
Standing alone, and at his feet
He saw the penny on the ground.
49, r. .,..a H. VI -@s :
He stopp'd and took the penny up:7
And when the Cripple bearer drew,
Quoth Andrew" Under h~alE-erown,
What a man finds is all his own, .
= And 50 my friend good day to you"
And hence I said. that Andrews boys -
Will all be traiu'd to waste and Pillage ;
And wish'd the press-gang, or the drum
With its Tantara sound, would come;
And sweep him from the village.
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NOTICE.

4 BARGAIN may be had inthep,r-
"A chase of the places where JohnsFiles
and Basil Cross nowsrcside, containing
FIVE hundred acres Of good lime slone
LAND, binding on opeeen-Creek
distant about five miles from this place
and six from Shepherd's-T Town. aThe
buildings are comfortable, with d mill
seat on Opecou.-The title good the
price low and the payments win be made
easy to punctual man. Those who are.
inclined to buy, may know the terms on
application to John Baker, Esq. a, Shep-
herds Town. $500"
BENJAMIN. oDRN. ).
Martinsburg, Nov. 20, 1so7. % =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-08

THE defendant, Adrian Daven-
i port, no having entered his ap-
P~earanee agreeable to an act of Assembly.
and the rules of this Court, and it appear
ing to ,hS satisfaction Of the Court, tina,
he is not an inhabitant Of this Common.
wealth, ON the molten of the Complain
ant by his Counsel, it is ordered, tina.
said Adrian Davenport, do appear here
on the Monday af,er the third Tuesday
in February next to answer the bill. Of
the Complainant, and that5a copy Of thi.
order be forthwith inserted. In the Berke-
ley and Jefferson In,elIiguneer for two
months successively, and published a,
ths door of'she Court. House Of said
Soun.J'
.% A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, ,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-08

= Berkeley, s..
February Court, 1906.
Michael M'Kewan, Complainant,
Abraham Davenport, ]
and Defendants.
Adrian Davenport,
- IN CHANCERY.~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-01-08

TIME defendant. Alexander Porter.
field. no: having entered his ap-.
~pearanee agreeable to an act Of Assem-
bly, and the rules Of this court, and it ap-
pe4iing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that he is not an inhabitant Of this Com
manwealth, on the motion Of the COM
p!ain4n,s by their counsel, it IS ordered,
that the said Alexander orter6elddo APP
par here onthe Monday after the third
Tuesday ia March next, t answer. the
biifofthe complainants, aud that a copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer for
two months excessively, and published
at the door of the Court House Of said
County
A Copy. 'TesteS.
DAVID HUNTER, chs.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-08

the rising spirit OF our country. the encr-
gies cxerted, the success attending them, and
the strong hopes of restoration and of gaining
finally something like the proud days Of Wash
ington-is il not proper, is it not our duty, to
meet each other on the coming 9TH July, and
In solemn procession to mingle our sympa-
thies to view the height Of political dignity
and happiness from which We have fallen, and
the depths of degradation and suffering into
which We are plunged? to inspirit and encou-
rage each other in the noble employment Of
replacing our dear country in such situation
as that We shall have the happy consciousness
OF having acted our part for it's good; and
that generations to come Shall be compelled to
say US, our fathers merit the name of free
men. Will not the venerable FATHERS step
forth on this occasion, and affordby theirpre-
s. fce an example and encouragement to their
sons Will they not give them the high sa-
tisfaction of forming in procession. on this
birth day of our independence AGED FA-
THEIRS! you are most earnestly solicited to
grant us this delight. And will not every
man In this vicinity possessing the bosom ola
REAL FREEMAN, quit his ordinary en-
ploymentf and assemble with his bretherh
deeply impressed with what has been our hap
plneSs-what is now the bitter cup of disgrace
and misery from which We shall have such q
continual fow-and what we shall be if we
have to drink this cup to the very dregs, (which
will certainly be our portion unless we exhi.
bit that energy which the soul of every son Of
liberty is bound at all times to feel"
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-08
JAS. II. QUNDAs.
q
July s..
ORPHA.N's COURX,

+ Alexandria Ccuasy, lilly Tern, 1908.
ORDERED. That Thomas NJ. Dayiss, admi-
nistrator of Elizabeth Isaac, insert the SolIow-
ing advertisement three times IN the Alesan.
80 : ALEXANDER MOORE, Register,
This is to giue notice, That the
subscriber, of Alexandra county, in tie dis
trict of Columbia, hath obtained, from the Or
phan's court of said county, letters Of admi-
nistration on the perspttal estate OF Elizabeth
Isaac, late of thecouiity aforesaid, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said dee
ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the sdbscsibef,
on or before the sthday Of January. nex, or
they may by law be excluded from all benef.
10 said estate; and those indebted thereto are
required to makesimmediate PAYMENT Civ
en- Under my hand,this 9Th day Of July, 1877
=. Thomas NJ, Dayles +.
.Adninslsater Of Aazades'
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-07-08
Forty Dollars Reward.
ELopED from III subscrioer's farm nlae
Alexandria. o;1sthe no,'n'ag ef me AZ inxss'
q Ng.cRo nan n1saes s.
+ q II N

About Il years of age, hiredby me from
William Hepburn-Fie was formerly eTn-
Moved Nv Hepburn and Dundas as their wag-
roner lie is a stout well made felov, aboat
3 feet s or7 inches high, with large, thilk,
poutty lips, fat nose, large nostils and Is
very bIack--He has a mark resembling acofn
on t,le side of each OF his feet near the little
;oe and suffers when spoken to hastily *
when taken by surprise--He lad on when hs
e,obed. an old osnaburgh siirt,new osnabnrgh
fro wsers and an old wool hat, and also took
with him two wooden jackets, one Of them
bjue. the other brown, q PAIR Of nankeen psns
tJoons and an old castor hat--lt'is piobabis
he had other: cloathss Witch he may haYe
taken off with Elm
From the information have received, 7
e,nect he has either crossed the bridge ofer
the Potomac at tie Little falls, with AN intef-
ton If going to Baltimore, or has passed the
ferry It Alexandria, or made for Port Tobae.
CO in Maryland. Ale;son answering the g.
bove description has been seen on both these
roads Will give the above reward Tor APP
pretending (he said negro it he istsken above
forty miles firm alexandria, and IWenW i
taken within aNsss distance from Alexandria
and without the district ,of Columbia ana
county of Fairfax, and 10 do.lrs il taken.
within either Of the tau last mentioned places,
uoon his delivery to4ne in Alexandra, e.
upon his being seearedsc that ! get him q
gain. &c u n17Nnac
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TRANSLATION.

liberty Is bound at all times to teel."
TRANSLATION.
IN the name Of the emperor and king, pro
tsc'or Of the confederation Of the Rhine.
AgRET. Of May 10, 1903 which shall
exc mpt until furth-r orders. aour, corn,
sailed beef and pork, fish butter and sal !,
from all duties Of eniry, aud drot d'exce.
dant.
The Captain General, snd colonial pre-
feet Of Martinique ard lis dependencies,
taking toto consideration the extraordinary
Difficulties which the actual s,sse Of the war
causes to commercial undertakings for the
introduction of articles of the first neses-
shy irto this colooy. aud considering fur.
ther, thar ita situation demands that 90 en-.
cooragemen n, should be withheld which may
lead 10 attempts 20 sutmouot these Difficult.
sies-DECREE:
Art. /. All do;ies Of entry upon -four,
corr, salt-d beef aud pork, FISH. bu,tsl &
sal, which are introduced ip,o the co'ooy,
shall be SUPP nded un,ii further orders j;
and tha, bs this decree. 90 cargo shall bs
subjected to the draft d'sxcesant. j,
AR. 2. Nevertheless, The declara.ioc OF
the importation shall, be m AIDE a, the custom
house, under ps'o OF forfeiture OF one
fourth Of The va'ae.
Arts. The present s,ret shall be record
ed a, The Office of Inspection. And the Oh.
rector general Of she treasury department,
is charged with IFS execution.
Given a; Martinique, the l9. h OF May,
1908.
VILLARET.
By the captain general
Sec'ry. Of The government, e. SORlN.
LAUssAT,
By The colonial project.
sJUBILEN, Sseay.
oap1NANcE OF THE PRINCE RECENT.
To count de Ponte Of my privy council go
pernor and captain general q me Pre-
vince Of Bahia.
FRIEND r, sbe Prioce Regent. send
you, as my wrlI-brloved. greeting - Duly
considering the repor. which you have
made to me on the condition OF my sub.
iec,s, sod my royal revenn-, On account q.
the present critical state of pubic affairs 10
Europe. aud being DESTROYS TO give on that
important sSbj &C, speedy decision, 10 or
der TO STOP The farther progress OF evils OF
such n .gai,ude, sc. I do herewith pro.
|.sisiopaliy ords,n. until general system OF
| regulations, respecting the matters 10 qaes'
! ,,ou, shs!l have been arranged as Follows:
/. .Ihst 3, the custom house 10 the Bra.
zi;;s, al k;ods OF goods, merchandise aud
commodities, bsough, either on board OF
foreign ships, belonging 70 sach SUBJ .e's OF
| eucA powers as are considered 10 De on
terms of ami,Y and peace with my royal
crown, or 10 vessels belonging 10 "y suo.
iec,s shall be admitted, 90 payment OF =
per cent. import duly, consisting OF twenty
/ per ceu,. consolida ed customs, and ionr
pc. reut. additional duty already establish
cd; the collection Of the said cuasotns to
$ be effe eied in the same manner IS has al.
,her.o been done a. the said custom house.
Wine, brandy and swee, oil shall pay dou.
) bic the duty .has has hitherto been levied
on The said articles.
!, IL. Tia. j. shall be lawful. roto My Tar
nav owo subi-cts. BIZ, also for those OF the
1powera ab We mentioned, 10 export to such
ports as they shall deem exped'en', tor toe
b.neas Of trade sod agriculture. which !!
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articles the exploration OF which - slEe ady
prohibited, 90 paymen, Of The same rxpo't
duty az has been hi hero established 10 he
/ respective PROVINCES all laws. royal edicis,
add other ofdira races which hitherto prohi
bi,ed 10 this s,aie Of he Braz Is Du oai
intercourse and maritime trade between
my sobjecu and fors'ga natioos, resna'a1
Jog unsil father Suspended aud w,;hou,
force. All which you VIII Cause 10 b
carried INTO effect wih that scusi,y and
zeal which expect rom you
THE PRINCE.
Bahia, gan. %, 1903.
Be il carried into exeeusion and regis
tered, ard the necessary orders fsr st,at
purpose expedited
COUNT DE PoNTE.
Bahia, Jon. -. 1908.
Real History of Sheep in a letter irom a
41arine ctfefr to a Lodyia Dublin
- / haye aprt sheep, Shaeu cow
nearly four year. cld; ( reared /, from q
lamb, on board mr. lese ship The Arab =
Her history is as fellows: she was yeaoed
in the ~. Highlands. embarked, when a.
bou' mau:t cid 10 the Ash, aed visit
cd lcelaa3, G,eenisnd. sod Norway -
Here sne was sent 90 shore 10 gssz i;
and the next day, seeing our b,.ss .ow
past the place where she v as tee5icg, she
ea2ed toto the wac, and swan ~ 'he
boat This circums ance protec,edher ever
after from the butcher, aud her life has
been one scene Of g atltude Sh- vas "a
fourteen d,ferrnt actloos wi h ,he eue a,s,
Il tilla ard batteries al boul gor, IN sbe
LAST Il wbch shc los part OF one Of her
horns
u his Interesting animal has travelled
the whole wr.!ern exsen, of Africa, across
Equator lhe hraziis, and ali along he
Guioes coast OF S3uh Americs % the W..
Indies-f,om theace 10 Irei,ad. ADD naw
hone. She is ., tame, ,hst she f,edH
from the hand l. kE a DOG SD e..
lows her protector rather ma hER OW N
SPECIES aed viii dance v, a c bb Sc
leaf. She p,efets The house and &c 10
The stable. have koown her 10 sub,'ss e
mooshs, wi,hou, luueh:eg corn, hay, or
grass, lisiog wth the mrn 90 puddi aps
greg. eating me bark Of broom-.sieks aud
FIRE wood ADD aihniing rope. and canvas
The pearinp IF q pa,a;oe or apple was her
greatest luxury. iae dpcily'of the an'.
nal IS highly smosins l I'm very ANXIOUS
for is welfare, long acquaintance hssing
at ached ne 10 is interests ADD like all
sea:arirg msn, Partially for the animal
creation forms one OF my pf'acipsl tolb!es
IF, therefore, madam, you csa take 10 my
arecy friend you VII! confer happiness Oh
hrr, aud an additional favor 90, MADAM,
Yours, 81. IT. NJ. Lieut.. r. NJ"
7He .tollou1ng charming, teader efus'on, is
from tie zen Of MISS Csvenson
DAWN
There is a soft and fragrant hour,
Sweet fresh, reviving is lis powerg
IT'S when ray
Steals from the veil Of parting night
And by its mild prelusiye light 81
Foretells the day.
a is when some lingering Stars sCStSS sheo
/, Ger the misty mountain's head
Their fairy beam;
When one by one retiring, shroud,
Dim gittering through fleecy cloud,
Their last faint glenn.
IT'S when Just wak'd from transient death
lBy some frail Zephyr's balmy deatl)
The unfolding Rose,
Sheds on the air its rich perfume,
While every bud with deepest bloom
And beauty glows.
'I'is when fond nature fgenial power
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Alexandria Bank Stoekss
( "a few SHARES wanted,
BIZ
Ino.4& Thos. Vowel.
lily ~. eoss.
NEW PUBLICATIONS, s5e.
Just Referred, g for Sale, BY
JAMES KENNEDY, sen.

IL N Antidote to the n1iseries ofthe HUI.
E A man Life, in the History of the Widow
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{ Owenson's Lay of an Irish Harp.
Romney Robinson's Poems.
The Sacred Classics embellished with bean.
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of the Pilgrims Progress, Hervey's Mediate
ons, Addison's Evidences OF Christianity,
Dodd's Thoughts on Death and in Prison,
Blackmore on Creation, Death of Abel,
!. Yonng's Centaur, and Mrs. Rowe's Devout
Exercises and Letters, moral and entertain.
ing.
The Register of Arts, or = sCompendious
View of some Of the most useful modcr4
Discoveries and Inventions.
SINNERS Primitive Truth and Order, with
dcsnce of Episcopacy.
Bard's Compendium of the Theory and
Practice of Midwifery,
Burns's Observations on Abortion.
Travels from Italy to England by Marquis
de SaIvo.
Corinna or Italy, by Madame de Stael.
Baring's Inquiry into the Orders in Couns
4 Britain independent of Commerce.
!. Bells British Theatre, in 90 volumes, calf,
gilt with elegant frontispeces, vignet,es, &c.
J. Johnson's edition ofthe Poets of Great.
Britain. 81 vols. caIf, gilt.
Wild Irish Girl.
Modern Chivalry, 2yols:
Domestic Cookery.
Selected Music, containing iss of the
most fashionable Songs, Airs, Duets, &c.
with Accompaniment fer the Piano Forte--
price dollars, bound.
A variety of New Music, German Flutes
and Flies.
July 81. cost
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Public Sale.
July

DY virtue ola deed oftrust from Alexander
rs Smith to the subscribers, to secure the
payment of sum of money to the bank Of
Alexandra, will be exposed to sale, on the
premises, on Wednesday the 18th day of Au-
gust next, a piece of ground with the houses
and improvements appertaining thereto, lying
on the south side of Duke street and west side
of Water street, being at the intersection OF
the streets, extending on Duke street forty
feet, on Water street ninety one feet six inches
60 ten feet alley-upon credit of s, -, and
ls months, the purchaser giving notes for the
several payments negotiable at the bank Of
Alexandra, with an approved indorser, and a
decd Of trust upon the property to secure the
payment of the notes.
James Keith. sen.
James Keith, 1un.
July -. db
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Ter te Porseil, proved BY Mr.. Coke, to be aa.
thentic, and PertelPs answer also Derbigny' s
deposition, relative to concealing the money
IN sugar barrels, and the letter Of Gayoso alse
proved by Mr.. Coke.
These papers are all published in this Ca
zette, OF 10th Jan. and 4th May. But we are
too tar anticipating subject which demands
and will soon receive, far different discus
sion.-E ditor North .4H.eriean.