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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
/" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,

that IN CAFE The treaty entered into BY
that d-H'd orch Traitor, in T-y
Nth The BrIjB tyrant Ib0ula be rati-
tfed-a petition will be prefented to
the next General AhcmbIy of Vir-
ginia a: their next FELTON,, praying
that the laid fate MAY >RECEDE
FROM THE UNION, and be left
under the government and protection
OF One Hundred Thoufand Free and
independent Virginians."
"P. S. as it is the with of the
people of the faid State, to enter into
q treaty II amity, commerce andnaviga-
fi9n, qOtb any other fate, or fates Of
the PretiHt Union, who are aVerfe TO
returning again under the CALLING
yoke Of Great Britain, the Printers
Of The (At prelent) United States are
requeited TO PUBLISH the above
notification"
Richmond, July 81, 1875.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1808-09-26
II Wep7rial # The t91vH Of LYNN, "
IL. d. IL ~. -

n 4HeDl2Tl4I q ~ nun q -T4FIi ~
the PRECEDENT ot the D7He4 st1tff
AT a meeting Of the inhabitants pf aid town
on Tuelday the sOth day g Auau4 SIS. tor
the purpoie OF taking Into confederate Tie
expectancy Of Petitioning the preGdeut w re.
move the Embargo,
Fifty. Yoled John Low, Eiq Moderator
Secondly, voted to accept Of tie petigiuu ny
John Low, efq, and others for that purpole
Thirdly, voted % choofe Committee 90 pre-
pare petition, and 70 traulnir the fame 70
the prelideAt Of the United States.
Fonrtbiy, voted that Ezra Kimble, Robert
Wells, and John Low, be committee, who
reported the following petition.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

GEN. WILXIHs oN.---NFhat will the re-
alfriehds of their country, saw to the appoint
ment OF three officers to constitute q court
OF enquiry, onthe conduct Of General VIII
kinson, who arc his decided and warmcst
friends
Col Gushing fought duel with Mai. Lewis
originating in Wilkinson's quarrel with gen.
Wayne, and has been since more than ever,
inc confident and protege Of his great pat
ron.
Colonel Williams is related to the family
into which Wilkinson married From court
so composed, what is the country to ex-
pect
Nncthcr question naturally arises--wiu CO.
loneis Williams and Gushing venture 20 serve
under such circumstances, and if they do.
viii not Congress take other measures to de-
feat the intentions of the cyeeutivc who has
dared to make so fragrant and partial an APP.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26
DOMESTIC.
FRO NJ THE AURORA.
LOOK AT THIS.

Profiigocv has in most cases its bounds md
limits. Even Burr paid so much hostage to
virtue, liberty and patriotisE, that while
meditatihg their destruction, his words were
gilded over with their names
The public have heard asserted and re-
peatcd, the accusations against General VII
klnson--a court, the only legal court adapt
ed TO the situation Of the man, and the alic-
cations against him, has been constituted
evcrytman who has evidence 70 produce, will
have an opportunity to bring that evidence
before the court; and different from a court
OF law, the latitude of military court, en-
braces scope. immensely more conprehcp-
sive, since it embraces, not only behaviour
betting gentleman, and of course, princi-
pies OF military honor, but attaches stig-
ma to every irregular act, and the greater
stigma, the more elevated the station
We copy the following article from Rclf's
paper Of Saturday cvcning--wc copy it with
emotions of contempt and abhorrcncc, of a
spirit so servile and abicct, as to subject tic
press be the vehicle of an article so unwor-
| thy and shameless.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

NJ OTICE--YALU4BLE PROPERTY FoI
S1LE--By virtue OF Il deed of trust from
Abraham Shepherd to the subscribers dated In.
@4th day OF May, 1906, and recorded in the go.
ner,t court IN the month of June oftie same year
to secure the payment Ola debt due from the s:,it
Shepherd 10 Robert Riddel and anot.er deb,
due from the said Shepherd to Walter Jcniiins and
company will be exposed to sale, bv the sub
scrioefS or one OF them, at auction, on Wctlncs
dsy the 10Th of next month, at the Store -House
OF lhe said Shepherd, III the County of Fluvanna
the seven following tracts OF LAND, living in the
county OF Flivanna.
No l. Attract Of 404 acres. more or less, be.
ing the same tract ofland whercon the said Shep.
nero now lives, commonly called by him his dwcl.
ing mouse tract. On part of this tract there is
4 prior incumbrance to David Ross it will be
sold subject to that incumbrance
. NJ :. tract or SIS acres, more or less, w.
ing on Baliingcrs creek; OF this tract a. Shep-
n' f u bought 2o1 acres from VIM. Pace, and the
residue he bought of Peter Brown
NO 3. A tract of I57 acres, more or less. w.
ing on the kivtnna river, opposite 30 Barnerds.
ourg, beng the same tract of land which A Shop
nerd bought from VIM. and las. Pa,ne
NO. T. a tract OIL SIS acres, more nrlcss, living
on the south side of the Riyanna river, Opposite
to j. b. Magruders mill being the same tract of
iai.d wfic!HA. Shepherd bought Of Robert Adams.
NO 5. A tract OF ISL acres, nos, or less, w.
same tract Of land which A. Shepherd bought of
David Bullock and Richard Morris
NO D. a tract ut SO acres, NOR or less. adj
Joining No. S; being the same tract ut land which
A. Shepherd bought from Samuel Hartiostv
NO. z. A tract of I72 acres, more or less,
beng the same tract whcreon the sore-ho,isc OF
a. Shepherd stands, and lying on Machuns creek ;
seven acres and half of tins tract u. Shepherd
bought OF Peter Bernard and the residue of the
tract he bought from William B,lhnwer.
Twelve months credit will le allowed c3r one
third OF the purchase m,.sev-rw, YEAR, credit
Tor another third, & 8 ye;rs credit for the ether
thIrd except for the tract No : for that tract,
between fifty and sixty pounds mus. be paid down
VI CASH, To take up prior inctIlbrlncc 10 a EIr
iinoerlafe OF Fluranna county anil credit WI;
DC allowed for the residue eEthc purchase money
ne purchasers mist give l,,,,tt and approved
security tor the purchase mo;ey, aud :, deed Of
trust on the lard, to the ;,avIient II The
purchasers do not comply with shc terms Of sale
wheh the Propertvis struck oft. il viii rnmcd-
a'e1f be set up to sale AGAIN. and Il al the lands
are not sold the first day, the sale VIII be cont;
hued IRON day TO day uatll all is sold
c. COPLAND, ,
]. PROSSER : If'Stses.
Richmond, 10th Jan 1893 foov+ds \
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

~ ihGINIA TO wit At a Cr.acclv Dis,r,tt
Court held in t',e city of Williamsburg, the
goth day Of April, 1906
Lcnskin II. HIjiard, P,1iaHG~-Against Ar
n'@.ead Hiliiard and Reuben i,ncs, Def,nAants.
'' defendant Aim'scad Iilliar1 not having
ding 10 She acts Of Assembly AND The rules of this
cunt "ndn Jppcafwg ~ th~ satisfaction of tbe
c'ai i"t f'c - not ~ ip1nbitant Of this cotp.yy
"ii"'ao0 Of The Piaip,'H hy ills ccanscl II IS or
o'Fe5, ti'1t Che sod defendant do app a. here on
"" Est of the nest term and ansv q. tho bill
Ct inc Iihnoi!, and unt a copy Of this order br
fnrtji val, inserted ~ som. ne ,gg.,o- No. &c , go,
az Hcn@ond for two nulths successiveIy. and
E"sicd q the front door Of the former Capitol ~
his c5ty.
y Copy. AMY, ROBINSON, c. c.
0pe' a. [1awSwl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

r. NOCH SGLLlV IN respectfully inforrs his
~ customers and the public IN general, that he
has jest received bandSom. addition to mis- for
Ther stock, which renders hi; a. sortlnent. very
complete, Consistng Of :--SiiveF Ware and lew
sir,, ?la;cd, gilt morocco &. wood Castors. plat.
cd and oraas Cant.ieStcks, plated and STEEL Sniff
ters, SILVER, plated and Britannia Spoons and La
dies, Brltari:s and Pewter Tea Pots and hluors.
"aittIs, lea Trays, Caddcs, Snuffer trays and
Bread Jackets, Knives md Forks, &c Desk
Kniycs, ESticr Racks, Marking Types, Paper
f"idels, ltS-staEds, waters, &c.--Razors, Homes,
Strors, Boxes, Brushes, Hair-pOwder. Bsos
Windsor Soap, WaIt Plaster, S.c.-Cuns. horse.
Ineus and pocket Pistols, plated and steel Spurs.
Powder Horns, Flnsks, Shot Bags, Bird Nets,
Eorn lumbcrs, sporisln3ns Knives patent Corl,
Screws horse Phlcgnis, Dog Collars, switch z,
sirir Whips. Canes with and without spears, e.ilt
and wood case Pocket Conipasses, Ladies' md
Genterncns Dressing Cases and Pocket Books
ivory, tortoiseahe and born Combs, head. tooth
nJl, comb, clothes, hearth floor and shoe Brushes.
han, globe ana hand Lamps, plated and gilt bot
NC Slides &c. Ivory and bone Chesnicn & Boards
Eattle Doors, Shuttle Cocks, Elastic Glove Tee
Cutters, Suspenders, &c. Pebble and Clsss. s;l
Yer, gait, plated, tortoscshell and steel Spqota.
sies, reading and cstic Glasscs, Goggles, &c.
Steel, Far and leather Cases, gold, silver. corje
si0d and pearl Buttons, silver and plated Eount;ng
Pens, Pencil Cases, Tooth Picks, Twcesers. g,r
Tmmbles, Bodkins, sewing, laundering, netting
and knitting Needles, Reaycs' Colours &c-rold
GIT and aeel Chains, Seals and KEYS, with AN
assortment oF Watch Materials, segar, tobocco
snG sruff Boxes, Sc. Swords, Belts Nots. Euau
ietts, Plimcs, SasheS, Stocks. &c. Flutes Fifes
C'aTJrcts, ir'unpets, French Horns and Drums.
f. Sullivan continues to execute orders in his
hnc Of profession. JAN 81. Ttf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

WILLIAM TEMPLE, has received bv tl,.
~ slip Herschcli from Liverpool, and CsIpe
from London, an extensive supply Of MR.
CHdFDIIE, suitable TO the present and aD.
preaching season, which nc will sell low
Oct. 10 r,C1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

lSEMALE EDUCATION will be continued
a ~ Mount airy, the cnsring year, Under tie d-
rectjon OF Miss TER Ill Who viii teach Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic, EngbsI Grammar andfGe-
ography.
The school will be opened on Monday the 18Th
January.
Ierms-For Board and TuitOp, each finding
her own bedding, S 100 per annun. paid quarter
ly in advance and as provisions viii he made in
due time Tor The reception Of bondtrs, no dcduc-
ton can be made for entering y boarder after =
part of the first quarter has elapsed nor for the
necessary Yacatjos. HUMPHREY HILL.
Caroline. Dec II. r1aS1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

ITO PRlNTERS--FoR SALE, on very yea-
4 sonable terms; About 500 W.T.. of BUR-
GEOIS, aud SEQ of BREWER; The same Type
on which the ESorIpER was lately printed
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26
S.dLES III AUCTION.

ON Tuesday. the Cd day of February next, 1T
~ the V, Office of the subscriber, viii be sold
positively, WITHOUT REsBRvE,a large and &C.
neral assortment of DRY GOODS-Importcd
iass tat, consisting of Cloths, Contings, Rose and
Dutfcli Blankets, Casimeres, Hosiery, Kerseys.
Hall Thieks, Negro Cottons, Plains, Checks, Irish
Linen, Brown Hollands, Droghcdas, IRISH Sheet
Ings, Diapers, Hats, Cambricks, Dimity, Wild
bore, Durants, Manchester Stuffs, Carpets, Seine
Twne, Tapes, Bobbins, SO. &c. Together with
:q'iantty OF HARDWARE, and y great num-
Der OF other articles too numerous to be specified
also. L pipe and 3quarter casks old Madeira Wine
and 90 casks Porter.
Terms of salc-For all purchases under S1oo
cash, above 500 and under $500, 60 DAYS, and
above $500, SIX months credit Negotiable notes
with approved endorscrs will be required
The sale will be continued from day to dav until
the whole quantity is sold.
Richmond, 18th Jam 1903.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26
S'0'' IEOIII U'Iy % Gay Nth M IS Sold
c. COPLAND, }
J. PROSsER. 5 trustees
Richmond, 10th Jan 1893. roo,vtds

Hf. subscriber has opened an fpcfios & C,,,,
~ nttS"on Store IN the house Opposite. C,,i
CANDLES, on the cross-strcct, where he will re-.
ceive and dispose OF Goods either at public ,, mi
va:c sale 20
He has nov on hard, at Prieate Sale, prime
MuscoFado Sugars in hhdS and barrels Loaf Sill
gar, Coticc, Molasses, Holland Gin, French Bran
fly and Nit'onia Wine; Pine Apple Cheese, De-
'njoHns, and few Cases well assorted hollow
Glass Ware. III N 1f,-FPS
Richmond, Jan. II, 1893 G2kw5wI
IN CHANcERY.-Ah,liessr Csmtg Gouyt, De.
Il ceaeber, 1907.
Mary Calls. Elizabeth Minor, Ann Tomkins,
John Mclaughlin and Mlry Ovel-ua his wife
Peter Costly, George rillcr and Nsiy his wife,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES John Cosby David Cos
by, VIM Harvey and Judy his wife - And
ives and Polly his wife, and - Mcriweathei
and Barbaiy Minor his wife, DEFENDANTS.
happening TO the satisfaction OF the court that
the defendants are not inhabitants OF t.ts Com
monweaith. not having entered thcir appearance
and gwen security according to the act Of AS
sembiy and the rules OF this court On motion OF
the compliments by their counsel. II is 2rJeyel
that the defendants do appear here at March cpr.
next and answer the compla;nants bill, that COP,
OF this order be forthwith Inserted in the Erqli
rcr tor two months succnssivrlv and another p1st
ed at the front door OF the court house Of thj.
county A Copy TIL; MUSE, c No.
Jan. a. 2aw8wl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

K lRBY, DIXIE < TATLOR--Haye juyt
~ received b. the late arrivals from LONDON <
Liverpool, in addition TO uicr Fall Assortment,
bale LOndun supcrGnc Cloths ard Csssimcre,,
20 do. Kendall Cottons, ? do Carpets and Car
pcung, boxes a. Irish Linen, 1 DO. Diapers,
Lawns and Sheetngs
M of wnlSa will be sold low for cash or on
short credit. y Dee. ! B. 1cDtt
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26
CASH u RIZE S.

pehng oH-cast worstcd *
open wrought woolien clo-
tning INTO woool, valued
al one hundred dots each
tPatent right includei) 100000
I'poS DO. To consist OF rights for
manufacturing ornament
al inouldings for dwelling
i0'iScs and shipping, valu-
cd at ftty dollars each 10000
S 100000
Subject tn a deduction &c fifteen pe,. cent.
The most 7oiRGdfe Cush Erisrs ,;e-,, 200 aoLlors
:. cn2 "hfsar@s n be dctrS7rinea as jfotEozvs
FIRST drawn number Oh u,e irsi ten DAYS drawing
eNch x 200
Ditto ditto OH the succeeding ten Iays'
each 500
ditto ditto on the succeeding five DAYS.
each 1000
Ditto ditto or the succeeding two days,
each 5000
Ditto ditto on the last DAYS drawing 10, 600
nus Lottery viii positively commence draw
ing on the twenty third day Of February next. and
viii be completed in % DAYS at intervals, under
the supernUndance OF Gentlemen appointed bv
The Governor, to whom approved security has
been given, Tor the faithful drawing of the Lotto
~ aSreeably to the scheme. The numbering, for
tie wheels has so far progressed under the drec
ton Of MIR. James Ocllci s. AS TO Justify fixing the
day OF drawing. The cash prizes will be pad at
the pan IN thirty days after the conclusion of the
drawing, the Machines and Composition ii ghts
dciiYcred'to order, an payment OF the deduction
as above All prizes musr be demanded in one
year alter the drawing. or they Will bs considered
rs forfeited after that time
IIcNars 1t one do!la. and so cents each, to be
had OF VIM Pritchard and Fitz whylsonn and Pot
ter.
!. The price Of Tickets viii advance as the draw
ing progresses.
Note--Fae purchaser or holder OF every ticket,
D(. led Tn
nuiacturhg Sage, Starch, and IL lair Pc WIDER, from
Potatoes, by process entirely new, besides
chance OF the many valuable cash prizes
jan Ii (eptfO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

y. T.
J Note given to ne for the above balance in lieu
OF cash.
Alert The first quarter, no advance paid bg Johr.
=. shields, contrary to the established r;I:es of
this institution.
5 70 inrel es: charged for che delay of payments
* Auslc and dancing-masters paic, cash by NV
Sc &c three daughters of John p S;i.i%lds.
s. No charge made for the use of my Forte Piano
d1I',ng- nearly y months.
g. a dsductim 81 Is 5 per quarter, tl,atis OF 6 IS
altogether, spontaneously made bv me of the
fees for public tnition OF his three daughters,
vhorcas my usual Zee is S IS per Quarter for
each young lady, payable in advance.
z. Sundrv other minute exPenees inc.irred ON 40.
count OF his t1iree daughters have been omitted
mus much IN favour of john p. Shields and
set said John y. Shields asserts in his advertise
inent Of the 6th lnstast, that ut,on a far settle
'''e7't nc coe nat cue one cent to G. l. KbLLER
Jun 81. C5t)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

Nj ORR CHEAP GOODS-IOHN kING.
IVA again respectfully informs bis customers &.
the public, that ie las just received, by the,atc
arrivals FROM Philadelphia and Neyy-Yoik, a gen
ctsd assortment of Fashionable and Seasonable
GccDS, watch are now opening at his Store,
tic ssc0ad door below the Esgle.Ia,crn where
they may be bad u?un good terms. for cash,
as at any other place in tlIe City.
November g. FeptG1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

CT rrBLIsTrp ny THOMAS RrTcHIE. oPpo-
STE THE Pcsr-oFFrcE, AT FIVE DOLLARS
PER ANNvM, PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

EACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS
Il 1ehn p. Sbisi&s's account with C. L.. Ralier.
1897. April 90 To entrance money for
three daughters of john p. Shields at
$, for each, according to established
ralos C15 90
Fees for public tuition from the e6.h oc A.
pril for )months only, mt {, 10 per cIlur-
ter, insteado OF s Is rs usual, for escl. Of
his daughters % oo
Music msster paid for three quarters, at
S 10 pee quarter, do. lOS 90
Dancing master for two quarters at So
perd": dc. 4s 90
Two wiring desks with locks, keys, ink.
stands, sa,,ols. &c. Is so
Frensh books, rilers, pen knives, writing
books, quilts, &c. furnished to his three,
sadsat"s during 9 months "A 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

The ACcT1oN G COMMISSION BUSINESS sill
IN future BE CARRIED bythe Su6scribey in the tue.
ntsat heret9ore oseoisa s 7ayi>r & Bro1Or. qvhich
Is s'rIl ca'cl4afea t0r IRE RECEPTION If large guam
TRY Of goorfs. he has on hand FIR sale, boM far
cash aia Oh credit, large assortment Of RoGE.
RIES: A,Hm,gst 7ohici. are,
years aid }
u H., months do. AN11cUA PUN,
Brown and iof Sugar BY the hid and barrel,
LWperi"l H,son and 1oang HgSon Teas.
CcBee, Cosniac Branay,
Fenry 2lVania H'hiskev,
SAT- in sacks,
9 geGyS oid brazil Vine in LhRs
First qnty IHadstra in Pipes, hiGs. c, pr, tasts,
Ste1rv Vine, &c &c. &c.
i'a quantity Of Dry Goods suitable TO, the season
J11ZES B6OVN, .r.
T1r. 5 (1fJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

CR.
1867, April &c. BY cash received Of
John p. Shields & $500
Sept. IL. do do do do Is 90
Or o. do. do. do. Of Mrs.
Stic.ds, 20 co
Nov Coal, mutton, Wagon
hire rs per his own acct 70 Sc
Deduct 1do Sc
Ba''s'ee que to q. l.. Hallor, S 119 rs
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-26

TOR TIRE-,tn cxcehcr Gee Sct"f"., &
l. CarilazA Driver iTiy TO-
- c. GREENHOW
. Irn. 2A-S 90
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-28
No. % Of Y, 1' -. !. J. FF
90 Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber,
IN living neargO peckon ia JsiFer.
son County, Virg;nia, on Monday,
the 6sh Instant, . Ncgro Man mans
Cd ELISHA about twenty one
years Of age, about 6ye feet seven
Of eight inches high. well made,
rather slow In HE speech, and i re-
markably fond Of liquor-Had on
when he went away, new shirt add
trowsers Of strong honAs. made tow
linen, striped swansdo down Jacket, md
roundabout made Of fulled lindsey,
ofa drab colour, the under part of
,fhe dsyss made Of cloth nearly OF
.ihe came colour, 4 wool hat about
half worn, with q hat band and
buckle, the hat band wrapped round
with brass wire, and eoarse shoes
mueh worn. ! viii give twenty
dollars reward and all reasonable
expenses for the apprehension q
she said Negro, If hei returned TO
me, Or secured in Jail. 30 that l get
him ia S sssis;A,. IA: ct;oRRKLIi... ., !.
j June II, 1905 = rssFs i
4' ,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-28
2 EE5EsTsE .35#e go 20
10 THE PEOPLE or ylRciNiA.

Wrthe undersigned members b iht Msn-FI
.yoc Corresponding Csmasiiiee, tate
: leave 10 address yon g ~ "a Il ID. rs
tItis manifest 70 all, that the situate
on Of this country 10 asshis time IN the
shighest degree critical and lembarta,-
ssd. The questions therefore which
Il presen,s 20. our view, ought 10 bel
conssderea Nth calmnesa, discussed
with candorald mnderstion. and deci-s
ded on principles justified by truth and
pasriotism only. Among these guess.
liens, there 10 none which has excited
H. deserved more attention. than that
which rela.es 70 the next Prealdential
election. III 81 ss -s ssy5f 8, Il Z
Y We are well aware that on this SUBJ
iectwe srfrom many ofour fellow
citizens. Weregretshis difference |:
But as II would De, atIpgs in Us TO res
quest fronnothefs. a surrendered their
opinions, we trast that We shall not be
condemned for adhering 20 our owu.
We knop that our motives are pure,
and We conseientiously believe that
the course which we pursue, leads
more directly the promotion of the
best Interests Of the United Statess
than that Recommended by the cauc1s-
ses ii Arlington, and the Bell !.
sern iu this city You can &C least hear
our rea soris and then Judge TOR your-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-28

= THE price this paper . two dollars
: per annum, one dollar payable Il the
!, time Of subscribing. and ons when the
= yer expires Distant subscriberDspay 3
\. for The whole year IN advance No
\. stbscripionrcceived fora shorter term
& than sir months, aid no paper disoon.
{ timed until arrearages ere paid---a fail
4 hire tonotiiy 4 discontinuanee gf The pa
per 1t the end of the time Subscribed !!
b for, win Be considered 4 new engage
nspt Thspfice of Altstrise1nrgEs to.
/. Subscribers, b one dollar per square
2 fcf three weeks insertion, and for con
J tinuance after that time Is cents PERI
; week -Snbscrihers will CONTINUES % :
receive reduction of one-ieath n J
:, their Advertisements, III, go Y
Ss%s4si
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Asetsiement III III tliAa aceounts with this
Once i anziodsly desired ]; the greater part Of
them haye been standing 6pen, from two % SIX
years, and some IS long Is eight years. Il Is
not our wish 10 oppress At any tinie. much less
a. period lie the present, when distress ana
gloom appears 10 persade al grades Of society,
from the once independent Farmer, down to the
more humble mechanic ind labduref; but jus
tiee % ourselves and others. reduires. Id voice
that must be heard, that . settlement shoaldt
rhOrtlytake place.-yve are disposed % make
every. allssiaaiOn ID our power, viii therefore
take in payment any kind Of grain, wood, %
any other useful article oarempl6yers have to
dispose Of From thossawiio cannot make pay.
incnt a any way, ii this time, seshall certain
y expect notes Tor what Is now due, before
their accounts are encreased MANY hare ex-
pressed ID Willingness p settle ahnuails, but
from not being called upon, have negiectsd IL
md some have genefda,sly paid Us in adsahce-f
10 such Me,endsr ope thmks.f Itisdstermined
upon 10 settle III Ire affairs of dis estsblshment
Up lilithel frstd &C. Januafy fszt. aass which
time, hthe Intelligencer remains IN our hands.
xe shaH endeaycsr q sslter ne Sproeedurl."A
and have OH sceouhts elosed n the end ofeye-l
y succeeding yeari this. We ore certain, viii
hs agreeable toour patroas. nd iiiosA Ssnei.l
ieiakss eurselycl. y I, !. q I. n 4 -
Fos de Is f';;slf yIe now pint. W
hasstssee - hasaassa Priss Of
hksriyk ca eannot obtain, il even
atkAst 4 hcing cash j the time
i Est 8 We shall want q s,,r.
igbrt hope our friends w'iI
nat beget q I'd isneccetsary 70 accom-
plish this. y s. t.lf,.R,5s, ~, 4,
: I,i.liseatt, fss. ostossra, 1908, q y