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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-05

n IL those Who made purchases 1t
II the sale Of the property of A6soiem
MiLler, decd. are informed that their
respective obligations become due on
the LIST Sept. next. when il il expected
they win b discharged. There being
claims upon the estate. that must be paid
in very short time, il viii BE out Of my
power % give any indulgence after the
day shove mentioned. : + =
WILLIAM B. KING, A4m'r.
July 80. 1908. ::5s z.s.. 81
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PAPER MILKING.

THREE or FOUR APPRENTI.
Il CES are wanted by the subseri.
Der, to learn the PAPER-MAKING
businsss-Lads from twelve to fifteen
years or age will be preferred.-fhis
business is remarkably healthy, aud
holds out advantages that but very few
Others offer. Apply to Mr.. Alburtis,
in Martinsburg, or to the subscriber, at
his Paper. Mill near Buckles r own.
CONRAD coUNSELLER.
July I, 1908. - - ~ :.
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THE ppblie arc respectfully inform
II cd, that the subscriberhaslately pur-
chased the Mills formerly owned by
Major Andrew Wsggencr, md lass ii
the occupancy Of Cepha. Beali, which,
10 ashort time, win Be ineomplet e repair
for ,he reception Of WAeat asd tie ma
nufarsosy4 of Flour; be Niil always keep
in his empaog persons veil aeqnainfed
Hiththe basiness, and viii endeavour
% give amplc satixfaeiion % III his en-
oyers-He viii stand The inspection Of
all Flour manufactured a his lIiIl, when
the wheat i merehantable. f
He win shortly have erected 1 Ma.
ehsns. Pnlpose Of ponndiaa aad
grinding Plaister Paris. - a :
p WILLIAM B. KING.
JulF 80. 1905. - - :, 80 -.
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y. Fapwa., 100 KS q a.:p1se q
.;,a,. !. P:.i.1 Is sDa.e1 $500 8 n.y. ases,
I, .. G,,,l Gss. s4 ~ s :,i,.. esas
x,s,;n.s $3.50 ~, 49, go, 80 - go 49, yls
~. Ts.,s A. III; .He.a z
". 49,. :. e ri. I.,,. - @ I.oM
$50. go, 5. 49, y. f.,s-., Ms Ja'm
80, ~. ~. 80. ~. n.ns.sa estes, g
~. .,.. : ~. " ....s M 'Inas .ae
800 ..L .a - ~. ~ .s y ms
1879 ',ass s.ea'e 2 ~ ~ e "afe q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-08-05

ITO De sold BY Public Auetisn on
y Friday the l2th day Of August
NEXT, g the late dwelling house Of ] no.
ma Hal. dec d. near Mr.. Shartle's Sui.
Phur Spring, = variety Of Household
Furniture, Two Mares and one Colt. q
large essa Iao.ss &c u. sonp breed, and
. number Of Other artieles 100 numerous
for'insertinn. Nine months credit win
bs given, The purchaser giving bond and
approved security. -. - - !. Z $ =
= JAMEs FAuLKNER, zzm'r.
'~ Jsy aa 1905 d. : T. :. Z
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Mr.. THOMAS STEWART.
TAKE N1TAcH Z

THAF on the tenth day of Septem.
bernszt, q. the house ID which Mi.
John Davis nov resides, a the Yellow
SPrings Green County aud state Of o.
hio. intend 70 take the deposition Of
said John Davis, which I intend q Offer
u evidence on the trial Of 4 suit brou,eh,,
andncw depending IN the District court
holdsn g Winchester, Frederick Coun-
y, VTginia, b which you are Plaintiff
and l am Dsteudant. said deposition
70 De taten BY virtue Of Accumulation i.
sued Com ,he said Court.
- - Yours, &c. NJ st
! NALExANDER MILLER.
July q, 1sos. !. 80 :. :.
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BOOTH SHOE MANDATORY.
Nearly opposite the Globe Tavern
- Mdyfins6urP. ~ f>'


THE subscriber, from desire to adj
L vance his own interest, TO place
his business on a more respectable foot.
ing, TO his customers, and to be al
all times ready to answer the calls of the
public, has now, and intends always to
keepin his employ, some of tho hes. and
most fashionable workmen, in his line
Of business he viii also be constantly
provided with the best leather dat can
be obtained and from al assiduous at.
tention and enaeavourst TO please, has no
doubt but that be viii be able 70 1--WE "a.
tisfaction 70 Ill who think proper to en-.
ploy him. i d II *@ES
Gentieman and Ladies .. 4 distance,
who may please 20 favour HIM with their
work, may depend on their commands
bsing strictly complied with, and that by
forwarding their measures accompanied
with instructions, their work can be a.
well executed here, a. NJ any of The mos.
fashionable towns. ~ - 4 :
Il s,-::~ssssa-E4 JACOB rROISAL. :
March IS, 1908. 8. X =. 49,, -.
~ l.
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LANDS for sale.

A BARGAIN may be had in Ii i Z pur.
n chase ofthe places where John Piles
and Basil Cross now reside, containing
FIVE hundrsd acres Of good lime stone
LAND, binding on sOpecon- Greek.
distant about five miles from this place
and SIX from Shepherd's- Town. The
buildings are comfortable, With, a, min.
seat on oPeeon.-The title good, tho
price lowand the payments viii bemade
easy 70 . punctud man. Those who are
inclined to buy, may know the terms on
aRplieationto John Baker, Esq. a Shep.
BENJAMIN. oDEN.
Martinsburg, Nov. 90, 1907.
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A GENERAL meeting ofthe Over
IA seers ofthe Poor Of Berkeley Coun-
y, y directed 20 Be held 1t the Poor.
House y MaFtinsburg. On the FIRST Mon
day in September next. -. ~ :,
2 o. =. By order sftAe bard, a. .' =. ..
ROBERT IeOCKBURN. COZ.
July 29, 1905.
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T@HE subscriber win exchange Jewell
] ", or any kiud Of Silver work, for
good new Feathers. W. ;
JOSEPH M'FEELY.
Martinsburg, July IS, 1908. @:-
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PROPOSALS for printing BY SUBSCRIPTION.
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+ WISH 70 employ q Journeyman
i weaver, who Is . single man, well
acquainted with the business, and who
i Of sober and industrious habits. TO
one 81 The above description constant
emploY andsenerous wageswiIIbe given.
Apply q de Subscribers residence near
the Quaker Meeting House.
\ JOHN MCCLURE.
( July %. isos.
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B A T H.

THE subscribers, appointed 1t the
l. last session Of the General Assem-.
bly,, Trustees for the town of Both.
Berkeley County Virgiaid, are informed
that number of persons Who have been
advised to use the waters of this place.
are deferred from visiting it, from an
apprehension Of tsunhealthiness. Thew
deem it their duty 70 state to the public.
that the mill-Pond to which the forner
sickness ofpersons at Bath il almost en-.
clusively to be ascribed, has been long
since entirely dry, in consequence of the
dam having been taken down, and that
the inhabitants of the town have enjoy
ed their usual health for more thsn a
year past, and Of course, during the
summer and fan Of the last year. We
are entirely satisfied thar these Springs
may be resorted to As formerly wiihou,
any risque to the health Of visitors, from
the cause above mentioned. : '@' +"
The Commissioners have had the.
Baths repaired, and are taking measures
for cleansing the streets, cellars, &C.
They intend, as far as the powers Civ.
en- them by law will permit. to &. the
place for the comfortable accommodate
on ofthose towhonthe use Of the waters,
may be necessary. - It = i-.@. ~ -
ELISHA BOYD; 80. ~3f5x
JOHN BAKER, -, : : >f'z"f9r
HENRY s.. G. TUCKER, ~
DAVID HUNTER, 80 -
D A
PHILIP c. PENDLEToN. {
Berkeley County. Virginia. !
july l, 1908. 49, - + y"
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BARRON.

WE have now on hand complete
w assortment Of Aaiietam BAR
IRON which We intend keeping con-
stantly. -. 81, '.''E:%. g.; - =
r.. WoRTHINToN, & c..
Shsphsrd't- Town, May 20. 1908.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-08
OAE HUNDRED oct-zLEnNo
REWARD.
nv yfN.ay on TIE eve,ung etihe IN INST.
a Bright iNulatto Nan named
B Z B..

Who calls blmself RoBERf THoNA1;
ABOUT teeL 10 inches nigh, "a or Is years
otagc, has large black eye brows, large iuil
eses, not very dark, and Is stout well made
handsome fellow, His hair is thick, but not
qdite straight, and he wears it nicely trlmned,
collbed and ridged ON the top. His beard APP
pears very black if suffered to grow tor day
cr,two, but he usually shaves it very closely.
He has recently received anin|ury on the tore
finger Of the lett hand, and has it bound up,
and may probably lose the flrst JOINT ctlt. he
SPEAKS deliberately, and Is more cor ect IN
conversation than persons Of his color usually
arc. He walks st5wly, Is very good waiter,
s delights particularly In attending TO horses,
he ras variety OF cluatbs, and took with
him one dark green bsoadctotA coat and pan
pan.aloo.ss nearly of lhe same color, but the
cloth of inferior quality, with white metal
buttoIs, one, Glue e'oti,Jcoat much worn, one
old brown surteut coat with covered buttons,
a good hat, and a pair. Of black top boots. The
rest Of his apparel | am not aoie particularly
to describe. He is fond of wearing boots, and
pays great attention 10 his dress.
As be can read andwrite vcry we'll, lie may
probably produce forged authority for him
to pass, OF, procure the certificate of some one
OF the negroes, who, q few years ago. petition-
eel the name of Thomas and obtained their
freedom in Maryland. If taken out OF the
state of Maryland and district of Columbia,
and secured in any jail, so that get him
again, the above reward viii be given, or SIX
ty dollars if taken aud secured within the said
stare or district; all reasonable expences will
also be paid fhe should be delivered tome
in the city of Washirgt or TO DR.. Richard
Dpckett, ii Prince Gerge's county, MARYLAND.
He is ellacquainted in annapolis, Baltimore,
Geo. Town, and the city OF Washington.
Allen 5. Duckett.
Washington Ci,y, May l3-i4 DIFF
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70 the Public.

=
s ALI. PERSONS having Claims agains
tie sAsate Of theSlate jrDGE JONES, are re-
Gecssed to mike them known TO me, that they
NAY be adjusted, and satisfactory arrallge-
asnts made for their discharge. Those who
s'e iniebted to said estate are requested u
make immediate pay ment d The sums which
Aey owe.
The Houshoid Furniture and Books OF the
|tsseased, will be sold. at his late residenccin
|'sA county, on FRIDAY, the 10th of June
|aa5. Eight months credit will be allowed to
purchasers for all sums exceeding five
,fsJ on their giving bond with approved
|Fimek, TO boar interest from the da:e if not
.sdalfy paid; and any just claim will be
ssssed In discount.
oil communications to me on this subject,
~ = De addressed 10 Richmond or to iSiPs7-
= L.dCEY, Esquire, of this county.
James Monroe,
Executor of Josefah Jones, sen. deceased.
soudoun County, May i0---l5 dtlothJe
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Public Auction.

On SATURDAY, the lth instant, at four
O'Clock, in the afternoon, on the premises,
will BE leased for one year.
I he Whar1 and MaYehousc oc-
scupied by Robert 4 . Hooe and Co. on the
slowerend OF Duke-street, now belonging to
the Corporation.
June g.. dts
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REMOVAL.

81 j. C. FRANCES has removed his Boor
and SroE making shop to the corner Of
Washington and Klny-streets, where all or
ders in bis line will be executed with pune
tuafty and dispatch.
The househe lately occupied is to
let. apply as above.
June 8. St.
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CO Third Dividend.
IN the e4ss u JxNE s SUITE, ne 4

IN the cxss ef Jz1ME S SMITH HE a I
BANKRUfT.
TIE commissioners, acting under aCa1As
mission of bankruptcy, formerly awarded and
issued forth against james S,alfA,, late OF pIEr
fries, in the county OF Prince w illiafn and
state. of Virginia, merchant intend,to meet
at tie commissioners Office, tthe House Of
benjamin. Parke) in the. town of Fyederieks-
6u.x, on Wednesday, the 18th day Of Jane
next, at 10 O'Clock, in the forenoon, to make
a further dividend OF the estate and effects Isl
the sale bankrupt when and where the cree
ditors who have noealready proved their
lebts,. are to appear prepared TO prove the
same, or they wiil'bs excluded the benefit OF
he said dividend ; and all claims not they
substant;.tcd will bedlsallowed. w
hot!1y Brundlges
A6stsKEE.
sMav %. 1911 eolst
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Public Sale.

By order Of the 0rphans's Court of Charles
county, will be offered at public sale, on &
DAY, the 2Ath day Of june next, iffair; if
not, the next fair day, at the residence oftle
subscriber Part of the Personal Estate Of
Robert Alerander, late of Fairfax county
state Of Virgini2, dcceased-consisting Of
.pl3GROES.
~. All persons having claims against said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, OF, or before the first day Of December
next; they may otherwise be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Given under my
hana this slss day Of May, 1908.
Benjamin. |. 4Fendall.
Maryland, Charles County,
Pomonky. d5W3
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May go. @ll
Public Sale. 's.as'45.'

BY virtue Of deed of trust from yfnarer1}5 .
Parks to the subscriLcr, for the purpose Of.
occurring 4 debt due from the said Parks = 81 81
William a. Washington, will be exposed 70
lie, for ready money, on the prem ises, or
JONDAy, the lllh day Of July next,g #
.ir; otherwise on the next fair day !; p tract
LAND, in the county of Jefferson, state
4 Virginia, containing 60 acres 4 ls6 aho-
ser Tract adjoining the above nsentioneG
containing 922 acres, three rods and thirty.
our perches, sls3dy#
Henry s. Turner.
July s. + S .'.. s. { .1SxSw
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PUBLIC SALE.

Washington Cily, May l3-I4
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PURSUANT 10 Z deed If trust bearing date
the It'll dag .ffe6rna,y, 1907. and dulyre-
coraed, from Samuel Craig, late ot.the toava
OF .4ieras.dsia, deceased, u Ne subscribers,
s. for The 1.us7sose sf satisfyins certain debts
sase. from the said Craig to The banks ef,4-
iefandua and Washington, nil be sold. on
nc frenuses 10 tie highest bidder, at f1ubGc
oucuon, al ~ O'Clock, on TIE 3osh Say Of
yft,.r neat go
That handlonc three ftory Brick
dwelling Houfe and Lot,
In fee simple, situated in the town of Alex
andria, west Of Pitt street, On the north side
Of King-street, ana fronting thereon % feet, 8
inches, and running back ! ls feet, in. daptll
9 ALS0,
A neat, well finished, two sto.
ry Brick dwelling house and lot, in fee sim.
:ple, west of Water.street, on the south side o
j nke-street, and binding thereon ~ feet, IL
inches, and running back 81 feet s inches to
ten feet alley.
The conditions of sale are one fifth thos
moent in cash, at the execution Of the dee
and the remainder in equal payments at S, ~
10, and "a months, on approved, indersct
notes negotiable in the bank Of Alexandria, 8,
cured also BY a lien on the premises.
John G. Vowelll 7,..,e<,
William Laid,
May ~
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LENT OR LOST.

7,se first volume Of Chesterjselas Letters !,
81 WHOEVER, has borrowed or found IT WIZ
nlease to return it, or call and pay Tor the
's''' ROBERT GRAY.
May u,
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Sales at Nendue.

l)nevery Tuesday and Friday,
1KIEL BE- SOLD
= the Venduo Store, corner Of Prince ans!
Water streets.
Il .Yayifiy Of Dry Goods, Groceries, sc.
Particulars (which will be expressed III
IL hills Of the day All kinds Of goods
slieh are on Limitation and the prices Of
vhch are established, can at any time be
Seuea and purchasesEsat the lowest limitation
saA prlsss.
P. G. Marstcller, y. M.
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Public Sale

WILL be SO d to the highest bidder, or
the 9Th day Of next month, a HOUSE an
Lotion Union-street, adjoining the proper
ty ofMr.. Myers. Arhe Lot 6 feet and quar-
ter inches front by 20 Feet deep to an alley 3
subject to a ground rent of l6l l5s. Sd
The House is one and "a half stories high,
with two rooms on each floor and in good re-
pair.
Jacob Leap.
MAJ 80. Is
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a Brick House for Sale.
HE Brick House occupied by Mrs. ".
4 choHs, on the north side Of Prince
street, between Fairfax and Watersheds, l
offered fer sale OH q liberal credit. For part
culars apply 10
John G. Vowel.
January II. 6ul
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23
THE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, FEBRUARY %, 1908.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE ENQUIRER.

Mum Der /,

Sir,
1HERE surely never was subject ca!cu-
lated more justly to excite universal attenti-
on, than that which now agitates the public
mind-the approaching Presidential electi-
on.-On it's event. ] solemnly believe, the
dearest interests of this nation essentially
depend. The boundless freedom of commu-
Mon, is in effect, the first blessing of repub-
lie. With ample reasons to justify, in nv
own mind, preference of Mr.. Monroe to
Mr.. Madison, l shall occasionally offer to nv
countrymep, MY humble thoughts upon the
subject, and if without success, trust with
out shame to myself or just offence to the peo-
pie,
l can'conceive no conjuncture of affairs more
critical than the present: an illustrious and
most popular President about to retire from
Office : new parties forming a malignant
conspiracy hardly crushed and war with
one or the other of the great rival powers of
Europe, almost certain.
Mr.. Monroe spent his early years in the ar
mics Of the revolution, and has been since
constantly engaged in public affairs | will
not cnumerate to grateful country, the inn
portant services he has rendered. Equally
and profoundly versed in our foreign relati-
ons and domestic polity, endued with a COM
prehensive mind, which has been improved
with interchangeable industry, and enriched
with the stores of various experience he is
above all, recommended to the high trust to
which he has not aspircd, by his republican
simplicity of manners, and Roman virtue of
soul. Such a man would not hesitate a mo-
ment, between political apostacy and po-
itical annihilation." The friends of Mr..
Madison, it must be confessed, are much
louder in their eulcgics and more strenuous
in their support. For myself, am not fully
4
sDaterS If the great deeh are moi yet broken
nh, nor the 7viHdogVS IF heaten ohened.
mean hot, hastily, to condemn those ire
gular assemblies called caucuSes Discussi
on would be idle now, because it would be
useless and this is no time for useless and l.
de speculations. Much less shall enter in
to any nice disquisitiohs, concerning the re-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-02-23

THO THE PUBLIC-The Subscribers hgviI

TO The PUBLIC.-The subscribers having
4 commemorative SHOE * Boo mixing b.
sincss i'll the house lately occupied by Mr.. John
oouthgate, nearly opposite the Post.ott;ce and
next door below Messrs Robert and Allan Pol
iok -solieit q share of patronage in their Line Of
business, and assure those whe may please 10 Il:
vor them with their custom that their Work shall
be of the best quality both as to materials and
tpotkntanShip.
This they are enabled TO 10 from the mi.unIer.
standing which has taken place be t@eent die Jour-
neymet and their late employers, in consequence
# winch, most OF the best workmcr have left
town, except those that engaged with the sub
5cribers They have further To- assure the public
that they have. DOT joined the association lately
formed (no to- mend boots or shoes OF other than
Richmond manufacture but permit The public 10
purchase where they may be best pleased, .nd
yet mend such work as may require It. Olders
from the country particular " attended to
LYON & BERRY
Feb % (tD
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MorpAY, February IS.

On molten of Mr.. BasSet, the House went in.
40 committee of the whole, II to %, on the bill
concerning public contract, Ma. J. RICHARDS
in the chair. The bill was gone through without
debate ard motion Of mr.. BGsset, the commit
tee rose and reported the bill which was, without
debate ordered to 4 third reading tomorrow, &c
70 o.
Mr.. Bdsset collcd for the order of the day ON
the subject Of the standing rules and orders OF
the House The difficulty of getting up bust
ness on this day was an argument in favor of their
being decided On.
Many orders of the day being called for,
Mr.. NetotoH Moved that the subject Of the
rules ard orders beJ)ostponed as the session was
go far advanced.
Mr.. Basset objected to the motion They need
only revert to the scereS Of the morning i'll which
several gentlemen had been on the floor at once,
and several decisions had been had on the pre-.
ference Of business in the orders of the day they
mustlsee the necessity Of adopting some order
for the regular routine of business
Mr.. NeSotOa and Mr.. Holland, supported the
notion for postponement, which was carried &c
TO 81.
Mr.. StuHfoJd was so fully impro ssed with the
necessity OF rule for the routine Of business
that I've wished TO originate motion for the re-
gulation Of il the same which was made by the
gentleman from Virginia Mr.. Basset) in com.
nIttee Of tic whole on the subject.
The Speaker said that the molten was not III
order.
On motion Of Mr.. Cook, the House went into
q committee Of the whole, Ma. Cur1s in the
chair, ON the biil!or extihguishing the debt, due
from ihe IT, S..
Mess. Cook ard IIollar dsupppcr ID The bill
sUd Mcssrs. Rhes aud Aston opposed it when.