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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-23

from IS to 10000 men were n "a.
had joined the Spanish Fatridis n \. Il
MIA that the general cryof the Il 4 Y Il,
was, Peace with England and war ,sI ii
naparte J; that the whole Pyrenear ~ & 4.
was in fullinsurrection ;and that T. ,'0 II
was supposed to be the grand mover y ~
revolt. Y u
Should that extraordinary good FL
On which Bonaparte SO conhdentlv IVY
once turn,his difficulties Will be incr.a 'sp u
propcs.tion to the extent of the advss
which he now enjoys, and his fall WINS; eas
rapid as his rise but we fear that ~
not yet arrived that would justify * : ~
dit the description of the state Of F,l
given in the Guernsey Gazette. 'sae
Ertraet o. leste'.Jron 0torto, dated IL. /,
Tie Portuguese colors are again bas
at the fort, ndtbe por, declared open Il e
Of all nations, except the French.
ne" An invitation was sent off to tbe
mander Of an English sloop Of war, inv.
him to come in, but which invitation h. a l
clined; howeyera salute of 2 guns was ! - :
by the castle, and returned by the sloon -
an equal number The French officers a. ~
taken prisoners without bloodshcd. 80
Colonel Brown, with a Young pa,
guese as an interpreter, W as selt cff on g.
dry night to Cporto y
Letters to the Sd instant have b.e,.
ceiyed from Holland. The Monteur |, !,
to contain senatus consultum, by which !.
national guards are called out to sunni ~
place Of the troops of the line withdrawn.
the different departments 1t is said tb,,a
least 10000 men were on their nareh !.
join the troops vhich Bonaparte has alre,s.
collected Oh the Spanish frontiers.
S Government this day received ;nto,c
genee from France via Guernsey. Itmrn
derstood to relate to the report OF an insuu.
ton which We noticed yesterday.
The Algerines arc understood from p,o
authority, to be Hitting out cruizers again:t Il.
Americans.
The cessation Of hostiIi.ies between Il,
garrison of Gibraltar and the Spanish Im.,
WAS in CONSCIENCE CT the arrival in the form,,
place Of Don Esteller, the secretary to n
new government at Seville. He reached Il,
fortress ON the first uIt. and on the ppopnsI
being acceded to, the Spanish troops in h.
neig hborNood immediately commenced then
march for Ronda, with All army of fifty thou.
sand men.
1t is known that Junot has withdrawn Ii,
troops to the fortrcsscs OF St. Julien and ofthe
Bongle, which commanded the entrance d
the Tagus; and in which, if he has prova
ems, he may hold out Tor some months :
Wide at the same time he blocks the entran,
OF the Iagus against our fleet. 1t is meg
however, by government. to attempt, in IA
first instance, the recovery Of Lisbon, andds
reduction of the force under J"not, who sp
pears to be cut of from all assistance Oh tn.
side OF Madri1! or Of France.
1t is said that Louis Bonaparte has been Of
fered the. crown of Naples in lieu oftha d
Holland, but has declined the exchange.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-23

the reduction Of the French ships, and i'd
n,iraf Puryis had been invited by the Coma
mandsrs to anchor his fleet at the mouth Of
] the harbor, with a view to cooperate M
compelling the common enemy in that port
to surrender.
g It appears that the southern provinces
Of Spain had declared against France, and
dispatches for the 4th June last, received
from lieut. gen. sir Fl Dalrymple, at Glib
raltar, mention that the Spanish army, be-
{ fore that fortress, reinforced by the greater
part Of the garrison Of Ceuta, had marched
against the French.
,sfs am, SC. CASTLEREAGH.
3 pilgsdt so,s. z.orda' l7g1ayoy."
I. 1t thus ppears that the Official dispatches
from off Cadiz .alne down the 6tn last,
but the private letters, from one Of which,
written BY an officer of the feet, the follow
Ing is an extract, are Of a day later:
of Gadss, 1aae Z. s.
The Spanish admiral has been On board
sir : Ohm Gore, to solicit the aid Of the
squadron to secure the French ships who
were moored above them il The harnor.
Four Of ours were going in, and pilots
we,p orderea for fhe ros4. I'VE ba.teries
had onened ON the French when the oiGcer
left" II
TIE ,.cco,r+e e,,ro cir Charles cotton. off
J;s,o,,. are r, the orr ,,lt;n,o at which date
twas expected that the French would be
almost immediately aispossessed of Lisbon,
&c 80 $4,000 Tne farr,an4 nvac CO
1900 ehr,rt FMS. 400 th,t T,,no+ fo,,,,d
;tnecese COW 70 s,,rronn3 the + :, Snan;s.,
troo,,a zoo :, ,,,,,l,e,1 there and sA,,t t,e,
aaoat n the river---l1e d;sarn,ed them bv >
M and them nut them on boar,
kills +, The Taons. snheIo,en+lu however.
he i saia tobaS-e hecn loro1ro,,elv !, o,,rtie}
i, an ;nserrecrion and oyerr,owered
rosz,o, 4,d,s
Co.torr, ,rc, y, ~. : -.
with letters and nsnsrs - tba se+b s;r.
Ia,nes nfoora lae ~. $500, a., esool-
Ial, l,. IL - 80. ! -
hor.,s - 49,. ~, 800 ~ s.as'
W. ~. ~ 80 IL,
b.,-a - ,a,,e.t that 49, - 49,. ,s:,, ii
~ :, Cnttsn 49, 49, SUI =
,'.sa;s.sd Co. "a &C.. ie,us asl ~
49, ~ y, y a1'iy
80: ss~..se ''''l3o :','i so'io
srs+ood ,hat = moo frsa1,s, : r 49,
le+ts1s cot. that ~ ~, 49, ~ ~
,.o.n3 a. s,oclbl,1,n !, 80 - go "s III
A s.. p,,ss;ar so,,s. = a1:s.ss.oi Sisn
-, - ST. - 49, - ne 80 e.ls Als
- az -, ~ 100 o'seee-
49, ~, - : =
- U.s. i'-niii'i" w M,'ciu % COM
ia,Id W. Nc. -, nea'n MS .nuleo,
:, 49, - issl,e' f,@i'il ,,i,'.1y :,
- '-'sl.' w. 7''.n 's:.is's II rseo q ai
l t s'sslss.'.ise We sAli ''aloiu nc report
= ~ o.,San 'elMesll .suss.a ana ms
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-23
LONDON, yulu 3.

We stopped the press three times, yes
terday, to detail the important intelligence
trcm Spain, as it was successfully received
at our Office. The accounts brought by the
Paz and the Peacock, the one from Ferrol
and the other from G;jjon, were given in
the whole Of our impression. The arrival
Of lieut.. Talbot, of the Encounter gun-brig,
and the intelligence which he brought, could
only appear in the latter partof the impress
sion OF any paper. It was about two o'clock
when lieut.. Talbot reached the admiralty,
with dispatches from admiral Purvis and
lieut.. gen. Spencer, and at a late hour in the
evening the following bulletin, which we
now re-publish, was sent to the lord mayor,
and posted upon the front Of the Mansion
house:
6 Downing -street, SyuiY1.
MILFORD,
have the honor to acquaint your lord.
ship, that dispatches have been received
from major general Spencer, dated off Cadiz,
the 9th last month, by which it appears that
aneeociation had been entered into between
his majesty's naval and military command
ers off that port, with deputies appointed
kon the part Of the provisional government
of the province of Andalusia, assembled at
Seville, the result Of which had been for
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-08-23
IN lCT FIYTH,

INs.lCI FIFTH,
"A GRIND GALA, IN the palace'
Tie Doge ct Venice. IN zuh,ch
ALL be. introduced CONCERTO
on tie Violsn. byMr. GILLINS-
HAM.
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Mfral.nria Dailp 6a3ette.
COMMERCIAL IND POLITICAL.
Z b TTERSY or FIsc =.

a. TIcKETs IN the Charitable.
Marine Society Lottery, which
commences drawing the 24th Of
this month, for sale at the Office
of the Alexandria DaaN Gazette,
price Fius Dolls. g Seventy Jffue
cents. A regular list Of the
sdrawing will be received and IN
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21
90 Dollars Reward.

D AN away from the subscriber
IN living near Opeckon in IefFer.
son County, Virginia, on Monday
the 9Th instant, q Negro Man nan-
sd ELISHA, about twenty one
years Of age, about FIVE feet seven
kor eight inches high, wen made,
rather slow inhis speech, and isre.
mafkably fond Of hquor-Had ON
when he went away. new shirt and
trowsers Of strong homemade TOW
linen, striped sWansdown Jacket, and
roundabout made of fulled, lindsey
ofa drab colour, the. under BART of
the sleeves made Of cloth nearly Of
the same colour, ! wool hat about
half worn, with . hat bard and
buckle, the hat band wrapped. round
with brass wire, and coarse shoes
much worn. I win rive twenty
doliars reward and an reasonable
exPenses for the apprehension. Of
the said Negro, ifhe 10 returned d:
me, OF seeured il jail, 70 dat / re
him again.
- ABRAHAM GoRRKLL.
a une II, 1905 !, ~ Il !,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21
] Pyii,,se Soal and
Ube', LEATHER
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber now has, and yin
i have during the fan and wintss,
PRIME S0AL 81 twenty-five cents
per pound, BY the single aide ; ! gene
rous redactionf viii Be made by the
quanti.y. Some wen finished Upper
and alfSkins, with part cash, viii
he taken in exchange for Soai. ! s /
EBENEZER CAMPBELL.
y. p. An exceeding good Iron.
Mil, withaa the apparatus fol- grind.
ing bark, win Be sold Cheap. 8
Shsp herd,s Tozvn, Yi,x. Z Eam.l
September so, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21
Clock making w atch
repalrHig.

HE Subscriber acquaints his
friends and customers, that he
is stu carrying on the above business
q his residence in Frederick coun-
ty, on the main road leading from
Martinsbnrg 10 Winchestef, eigh.
teen miles from the former and six
from the latter place, where he viii
De thankful for any orders il his
line, and trnsts he shall be able to
execute them with satisfaction to
his employers. ) zszz q :
j He has now in his employ John
Grove, well known a. an excellent
Watch repairer-and for the con.
venicnce Of persons, in or near Mar
unsburg, who may want their watch.
. g cleaned Or repaired, he has en-.
gagged Joseph Nicely Of that place.
% receive them Tor him. 10 whom
they viii be returned when finished
] j Watches repaired BY him win be
warranted 70 perform accurately Cor
one year, accidents excepted.
J An Clocks made BY him, win.
asnsual, be ensured TO perform with
accuracy. =
: he nlakes 1il.Bra1ds Of eufry
description. : =. s'',.>..
REEFS BRANsoN.
@' 9Th Month, Ioth, fsos. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21
Lands Jor, !. SALE !, Z

A BARGAIN may be had in the.
~ purchase of. the places where.
John Files and Basil Cross now re-
side, containing ave hundred acres
Of good lime stone LAND, bind.
ing % opeeon- Greek, distant about
Ave miles from this place and six
from Shepherds Town. The bull.
dings are comfortable With . mill
seat on e pscon.-F The title good,
the price low and the payments win
be made easy % . pynctual man.
Those who are inclinedto buy, may
know the terms %on, application to
John Baker, Esq. q Shepherds
= BENJAMIN oDEN. !
Martiisburg, Nov. 20, 1907. -
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~ z u - - ' ftIa9770 I-7IE73Va3 E5fs9E
BooTeSSH0E MANUFAcT0Rr
: 80. lMARTINsBuRc. =.

THE subscriber respectfnllysin
forms his customers and the
public, thathe still occupies his old
stand, between The Post.O Office and
Printing Office, Maftinsburg thae
he has lately made . considerable
addition to his stock Of leather,
(shich ID Of the best quality and
shall constantly keep by him Q large
assortment, so that none who may
please 70 employ him. viii ever Be
disappointed be WIN Dc careful ~
always keeping the best werkmen.
and from his own particular atten-
tion, feels an assurance, that he}
shall be able to, give satisfaction to
his cpstomers- Doors and Shoes,
of every description, WILDE carefully
made, agreeable 10 directions-He
intends to keep, read made, avari-
ETY. Of work for Ladies and Gentle-
nnen- Having ! large stock Of lea
Their on hand, nc viii be able TO give
a short credit 70 punctual persons
who may wish il. He Is thankful
for the fayours already received,
and will endeayour il future not 10
be undeserying encourage ment. ;
RICHARD HIGKSoN. /
4 April /. 1908. il. a. /.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21

Es.ters res,a;aine ii tls PssE OF nee Ss
.Shebherd's. To1on, on he Jfrst dSy,
az 0cis6er, 1908. sghich mil be sent
"a he General Posf.O flee II nor tdken
ous tyors Or srst dry d aniars,
1909. u II
IL ANN AIMS WORTH.
c. Isaac Chaplin, William u.
Camnl, James Cooper.
1 r. John Files.
II. David Hiestand, John Hoffman,
David Harris, John HeWett. 81
Isaac James. 5z5z@-
K. Widow Nelly Kiddle:
d, /. Erasmus Linday, Michael Lin.
denfelter. 81 I'LL HI
M. Samuel Michael, RSbt. M'Wil.
liams. ss5zss J. y
N. Hitty Mace. ~. -
o. Juiia Osborn, Peter Oller. IL
r. lance r. Pollock,
b. Meridith Richardson. "a
S. Jacob Stong. sT
r. Prudence Thornhugh, Joseph
Thompson, Thornberry's Jack, James
~ w. Jacob Welshhans. y.
JAMES BROWN, Pm.
Shepherds-T Town, Oct Z, 1sos.
z 4g-s - "a q= IS s- q sla
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21
DESERTED

II Asst night. the Sd instant, from
- the Recruiting Rendezvous at
this place, Themas ospeus alias Grove
@Hayris, born in Maryland, - years
ofages about feet 9 or 9inches high,
dark complexion, brown eyes and
black hair-had On short black coat
when he went Of, butas &c ms also 4
brown coat and other cioafhiug with
HIN, Ills dilicultto describe lis dress :
ita e believed he has Lost asos of one
~ ~: feet he i : proud, laxative,
boasting fellow speaks much Of ha-
ying6ssn amerchantin Loudon Coun-
*. Whosocvertakes up said Deser-
ger. and delivers him to me, % 70 any
O6cer q the United States Army. 81
confines him II any jail, shan receive
= reward OIL Ten Dollars and III char.
ges paid. 3
JOHN CAlEPBELL. 81
01arfinsbase !, Orsober 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21
.llaartirl6bura itartsl,

ET5lLL be run for over 1 good
NV course near Maftin.burg,s On
Wednesday the 26th inst. purse Of
Sixty Dollars, four rounds tosa heat.
supposed 10 Be about three miles, free
rior any horse, mare OF gslding, carry
ing weight agreeable g the rules Of
racing. fss s,ss ss.+zs,
On Thursday, the a7th, . purse Of
Forty Dollars, thTee rounds 70 . heat,
free IS above, the winning horse the
first day excepted. -
And ON Friday the 2sth, Sweep.
stake Of abeut Twenty Dollars, two
ronnds 10 ! heat, free also for my
horse. exrept those who have won tie
ding days, hotses = start forske
SNeepssake.fo carry q leather.
Four horses ID Start each day, or no
race, horses 70 bs entered the day pre-.
eeding each race or doubIc Il the post.
Eve pereent. ii the pound entrance.
Noperson win be permilted 10 keep I
boob o. OF near the ground, Who does
not give enNollars Tow ardst the purse.
Toll will - REQUIRED. NJ
THOMAS FADD, 81
JAMES SMALL, 1s IS
4 Ocfober fk. lao0. ss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21
Ladies Bon
nets and Hats:

4 + f ~ s -
fHst yeceived, q gfeaf variefye
Fsshi5nabls Bonnets and Hats, 4
Wreaths, 7lsEEg.ss7777s a1a ~ r.. r..
Artificial Flowers, BsSs n.
Ostrich Feathers, !
Lace Wells, 81 7.
Broad Thread Lace, 49, f.: -.
Patent Cotton, ditto, - - -
Fine Thread Edgisg, -
Lace Sleyes, l.~i --l-s.,
Spider Net, ditto. e =.
Ezra long. Silk Cloves, ~ : -,
ditto White Kid. ditto, --''- - - I
Short Kid and Silk, ditto, 80 -
Kid, Morocco & Leather Slippers,
Figured and plain Leno Mnslins, :.
Cambrick, M - ditto,
Chintzes and Gallo oes,
Irish LINENS, = =
Home. made, ditto, ~ 49,
Twillsd Bags, II. :. i, i r.. :.
FLAX, - =, ~ ~, -.
Ticklingburgs, &c. BIC. a.. :
. ! Is. They also hdpe on hand,
b. Medicines and Paints,
Soal and Upper Leather.
I'd Nice Fair.tops, rs.. ....as~,
Calf.Skins and Boot. Legs,
Bar.Iron, Steel and Nails,
Bacon, .~- -
-. Flax.seed Oil,
WsIl-seasoned Plank,
A complete assortment Of China, !.
Glass, Queens, Stone, Tin, Wood
en- and Potter's Ware. u
49, - ~ Als6, z { { ~. A = y
Cast Nuts for grinding;
. Fruit. d. r
lper6ne Cloths and Cassimeres,
Flannels, ~ .s...s. -. q,
\ Velvets, 80, ,s..., -
Constitution and Presidents Cords,
s> 9. Mill. Saws, &c. BIC. ,.' r.
AIUhiieli they are selling very clheot.
JAMES & JOHN LANE.
Shepherds. Town, 1 49, ~ =.
September 2, 1908. ~
PS. Cash paid or Hides and Sims.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21
PROPOSALS. :
roR PRINTING BY SUBSCRIPTION,
air ariiit,iiau Shtittosi, !
]. BYWrLLA.t,Ns Hu,nrIxcros
BE- WILLAlN HVNTIxcroN.

i HE puBlsher has been Induced 70 oi5sr
I raw American edition ar this ,,,,rL N
the public from the scarcenc.s Of II. III ~ y.
ing ainost out ofprint) and with de hope
thSt 10 circulation viii Be 1 great pubI;c
ssarehe. afser righssou.ns.. Tie ' true paik
Win Sshiy repay teoss 4. I. pel ss iA ahs
ne in search aiter Divine truths = N VINO
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21
Public Sale.

T1Y virtue ofa Deed Of Trust, exc
Ii eu.ed BY John Zones q he s0b.
scriber, Tor DE purP0se 81 securing %
samuel Duuham 1 SUN ofmoney men.
TONED ID said deed ~ trust, win be
exposed q Public Sale, Tor READY mo-
aey, % Tuesday the IL day of No.
yenber NEXT. on he premises, .
TRAcT or LAND,
living and being ID he County Of
berkeley Oh Hack. Creek, adjoining
the lands of VIM. Whom and others,
containing eighty acre.
SAMUEL B0ED, Ttustss.
Oct. il, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21
Notice To G Carpenters.

He Commissioner or he Town
Of Bath, having impowered
me % contract With ! workman % q
construct new Baths, / hereby rive
notice. that 1 wish to receive promo.
sails Ca that subject, = speedily q
possible.
4 MAVERICK coLsToN.. u.
September 3, 1905. Islu. j
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21

Berkeley, s.. August Court. laos.
George Bowman, Complainant.
III Adj fnsr 4
John Rowman and Joseph Foreman,
|. u. 81. ~ Il cHANcERY. !.
THE defendant Bowman, moi hav-
ing entered his app anceagreea-
BE 70 al aet;of Assembly and The rules
ofthis court and tappearingt 10 the sa-
tisfaetion Of the Court, thar lis not
an inhabitant Of this Comm nwealth,.
on the motion Of the complainant BY
his counsel, il Is ordered, thar the de-
PENDANTS do appear here an ~ Mon
day after the third Tuesdayin Novem-
Der next, to answerthe bin Of the com.
plainant, and that . copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted ia die Berkeley
and Jefferson fnteiIigenesr for two
months successfully, and published 1t
the door Of the Count. House Of said
County. u. :.
D2VID HUNTER, &C.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber
IN On the i6th Of Septembsr. q
bound boy named Tonatk6a 0lgfeld,
aged nineteen years. Whoever takes
up and brings home said runaway,
shall receive Ten CENTS reward,
but 90 thanks nor charges. III
JOSEPH VAN MATRE.
October Z, 1905. 2
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-21

IN IL persons are hereby cautioned
~ against fishing, fovling, or pass
ing through the enclosures Of the sub.
seribers on any Pretence Whatevsf, or
from committing any other, unlawful
dePredations on his property, as he is
positively detefmined ID proseeute 10
the utmost limits Of the law every per-
sou Who may be found 50 offending in
future. ~. IS. .. Is, !
4 CONRAD KoWNsLAR. :
Mill Cretk, Oet. Z, 1903. 49,
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-17
{ 343 J
Valuable Property for Sale.

WILL fell four hundred acres of Land,
iituate on. the bank of the Ohio river, on the
upper fide of Filming creek, in Ohio county,
Virginia. known by the name of Martins Sta
tion-a great proportion of which is ira rate
bottom. with good Mill Seat, and Ferry
scrofs both the river and creek. There is ALTO
afquare log houfe, two ftories high, built Taft
hummer for ferry houfe and tavern, and about
thirty acres of cleared Land under good fence.
ALTO, Houfe & Lot in S,eubenviIle, Ohio,
on the corner of Market and Hsh ftrects, op.
polite to Doctor M'Doweif's, aoa now occu-
pied by Obadiah Jennings, Eiq. Said houfe is
pleafantiy fituated and well calculated for pub
tic bufineis.
ALTO, Houfe and Lot in faid place adjoining
Mr.. Thomas Scott's Tavern, and where now
live. Ts Houfc is we'll calculated for Store
and fmall family,
I Am in pofeffion of complete and indifpu-
able t;tles for all the above mentioned pro-
perry.
Merchantable Flour or Whitley will be taken
in Payment, in part or in whole, for any of the
above property.
ANDREW BELL.
steubenville, November az. 1907.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-17
TOWN OF FAIRBIELD.

The Subscriber having laid off Town
in Belmont county, on Section No. 12,
IN the 9TH Township and 5th Range, on
the road lately granted by the Commits
sioners, leading from St. Clairsyille to
Wills-creek, and having complied with
the laws respecting the same, will offer
Lots for sale, on the 18th day of April
1908, by public vendue.
This Plat is situated on pleasing e.
minence, In the heart of respectable
settlement, rising in agriculture with ra-
pi5ity. There is plenty of excellent stone
coal very convenient, as also good water,
stone, timber for logs and shingles, and
clay well adapted for making good brick;
all of which are objects worthy the at
eention OF purchasers.
Whether its central situation will not
render it the Seat of Justice, time will
determine.
Attendance will be given on the pre-
misses the day above mentioned, where a
plat of the Town will be exhibited, and
the terms of sale made known.
JOSEPH WRIGHT.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-17

The Subscriber respectfully informs
his friends, and the Public in general,
that he has on hand, and intends to keep,
a general assortment of STILLS and
COPPER WARE, and TIN-WARE
of all kinds, of the best quality, which
ne will sell by Wholesale and Retail, as
low as they can be had this side of the
mountains. He will give the highest
prices for old Copper, Brass, & Pewter.
JOHN DULTY.
Wheeling, 1st March, 1903. SIN.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-17
Town of Damafcus.

LOTS FOR SALE. at public auction, on
feveuth day, the ninth of the fourth month
(ApriD next, in the Town Of Damafcus, which
'is laid out on liberal plan, on Sections No &
and 6. in the Isth Townfhip and fourth Range,
and Sections No 81 and "a in the adjoining
Townihip, in Columbian county, Ohio. 1t is
near the road leading from Lifbon, by Judge
Smiths, to Lake Erie. and near the portage
from Tuikaraway 70 Cayahoga and Cleveland,
at the mouth of the lsft mentioned river. The
road from Pittfburgh, by Big Beaver Falls,
through the towns of Columbiana, Salem and
Lexington, to the portage aforefaid. leads thro'
one Of it's principal ftreets,
VDamafcus is handsomely fituated between two
imaI ftreams, which unite and run into the ma.
vieable waters Of MahoniDg at about -four miles
diftance1 From its central fituation between
Lake Erie, the Ohio and Mukingum rivers,
aud the towns on and between them, (from
whence roads may conveniently interfe6 each
other at this fpot,) and being ALTO central in
very exten6ve, rich and beautiful trac1 of coun-
try, which is rapidly lettling, Damafcus may
probably become place of considerable i'm
portance. Lots adjoining llall, If Ieouired, be
laid off on the waters aforefsid, for Tanners,
Fullers, Scythe and Sickle Makers, or other
Manufacturers and in order to give tha clafs
OF citizens, as well as merchants and mechanics,
very hyperion advantage, they will be furnifh
ed with convenient Lots for pafture and wood
land, of from 1--WE to 40 acres Of fine upland or
meadow. There is good body Of hone coal
within half mile Of it's centre, and lime Rone
is found in the neighbour God. where a'fo fe.
veral fdw and gria mills are built, and abort
being built. Ar. eligible Lot mall be relervsd
tor the inttitutiou OF fchools, and another for
publck buildings, independent Of the Lot
whereon the meeting: houfe has already been