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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
FROM THE SPIRIT OF 'ze.
PnbHsAed 6u desire.


The Editor having understood that
the remarks IN his last paper under the
head or The Election of the next
Governor" have been attributed to the
Lieut.. Governor, thinks proper to de-
clare that they were neither seen by or
known to Mr. NJ Rae until thev appear
ed IN print. They were ext lusively
the Editors own remarks, without the
prv'ty OF. knowledge of that gentle
man.
The following are the aggregate
votes in the STATE of Ohio for Elec-
tors
Repub. Fed.
Massie 3,6+5 Putnam 1,174
Wood 3, 81 Wells 1,O57
McCme 3,3O7 Skenck 1.o51
The republicans were so confident
of victory, tnat they brought out but
an. inconsiderable portion of their
strength.
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b WIIKS
William Richardson. Jr,

CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
a Tthe sign ofihe Clock and Watches, ON he
"a south side of the main street, six doors be-
low tue Marker Bridge, Richmond, cleans and re-.
pairs, ReIea,ing, Horizontal and plain Watches,
musical. chime ana PLAIN Clocks, in the best man.
uer aud On moderate terms
N. b. All repairs warranted twelve mon,hs.
November 29h, 1909 wAt
'hE subscriber having removed 70 the houses
4 on Shockoe Hill, for raufly occupied by Mai
william Du Val, in a way agreeable par, of the
cry. and con'iguou. TO the Capitoi, Is pispzrcd
ana DESTROYS Of taking from Is 10 20 Members of
the Assembly as bua'ders during the ensuing ses-
sisn. The gresyest attention viii be paid 10 their
accommoaa i'm
". q. lie has for sale three or four likely
men
H. Puryear.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
Two Lots,

Adjoining each other, containing nearly one a
cre OF ground On one of he Iors there IS a
Tan Yard with convenient bu,loings On the
o.her there Is a large Merchant Mill, win ,wo
water wheels and two pair of stones, with con.
vepient out-houses. IN one OF which there is
Csrdiog Machine, dove by the same stream
which never fails The fall is about 80 or 40
fee, and consequently other water works cou
be ete6led on The same lot There IS also large
Frame Dwelling House, 40 By 60 feet. on IN
Mil lot. The whole of the above prope.ty IN
der lease, the unexpred term of us~aids Of 40
Yeas, and will be offered at public sale on The
3lst day of December next on the premises. be,
wren the hou.s-of 10 and 8. of the clock, z M.
Ono half OF the amount Of The puicn&se mo.
ney mus, be PAID on the day Of sale A liberal
crcdis will be given on the balance being secured
10 the satisfaction of
JACOB PECK, , Acting
SAMUEL CLARKE. Executors.
Sep'Pmber 1903 wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
To the Public.

FROM creditable information, / am induced to
believe that General Ridgeey OF Maryland, has.
'r Intends 10 challenge, my horse Potomac, with
n horse Posr By, to run 4 miles heats. for I'm
I6eusdFd Dokiars.-To satisfy that Gentleman. I
viii meet hin on half way ground and run him
miles heats, Potomac against Post-Boy. or any
nose he may name, agreeabe TO the rules of
Nsw-Market; he ahe said Ridgeley naming his
horse fifteen days before The common, ement of
the Races for said sum IF 7lgsrty 7torsand Dol.
lars at any time between this and The tsss day Of
January next.
B. WILKS.
p The Editors as far to the northward as
Baltimore, viii please insert the above for two
weeks, and she expense wii be paid 20 their 4
gens in PETE. sburg.
u nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-12-02
Public Sale.

THAT valuable Properly belonging to the es-
tate of Michael Fackler, deceased, si,u.. ed
and beng about the GENRE # he town Of S aun
ton. in AasusIa county, Virginia, consisting of
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-12
NETWORK, April 4.

Captain Herrick who arrived at Newburv-
port on Sunday the 9th ult. from Gibraltar, IN
forms: That ON his Passage down the Straits,
28th Jan. off Cape de Cat was boarded and sent
iii by the English sloop OF war Surrinam, which
was then passing up charged with dispatches for
Lord Ccllingwoods who was off Sicily with IJ
or II sail, advising him that the Rochefort squa-
dren consisting of six sail of the line and one
brig, steering Eastward that ON the 10Th of FG
bruary large English squadron passed GIbral-
tar, bound up: that on the morning of the lIth
a number OF transports full OF troops got under
way, destination unknown; immediately after a
gale came on from the Eastward, in which seye-
raj were lost; there were 80 or 40 more trans.
ports there with troops, when the violent gale
came on, in which captain Herrick was drove
out.
Capt H. heard but little said of the threaten
ed siege Of Gibraltar.
The Rochefort squadron consists of the Ma
iestique, Lys, Ajax, Sufirein, MIgnanme, and
Jamappe, OF the linc-:,nd Flora, 24--and Sur.
veillantc, Is.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-12

And on the question that the House do a
| gree to the same, it was resolved in the afr.
native, yeas So, nays a.
The yeas x nays being demanded BY one
fifth of the members present.
Those who voted in the affirmative are.
Messrs. Alexander, l.. J. Aston, Bassett.
Bib. Blackledge, Blake, Blount, BOYLE.
Brown, Burwell, Rurier, Calhoun. G.. w.
Campbell, Champion, Chittcnden, Claiborne
VI. Clay, Clinton, Clopton, Cobb, Calpepper.
Dana, Davenport, Dawson, Desha, Durcll.
Elliot, Ely, Eppes. Franklin. GARDENER,
Gardner, Garnett, Goodwia, Gray, Harris.
Helms, Hoge, Holland, Holmes, How ard,
humphreys. Jenkins, Johnson, Jones, keenan,.
Key. Love, Lyon, Macon, Marion, Masters.
Miinor' y. Montgomery, N. X. Moore, L.
Moore. Jer. Morrow, John Morrow, Nose
lev. Mumford, Newton, Pitken, Porter.
Quincy, Randolph, J. Richards, Rikcr,
Rowan, Russell, Smelt, Smile, S. Smith, J.
NTH, Stamford, Stedman, Storer, Taggart,
ailmadSe, Taylor, Thompson, Trigg,
lroup, Upham, Van. Allen, Van Cortlandt.
Van Dyke, Van Horne, Van Rensselaer,. Yer
plank, Wharton, d. r. Williams. M. Wilt
ems & Wilson.
hose who voted in the negative are,
Messrs. w. Aston, Bard, Green, Hester.
llsley, Lambert, NtcCreery, J. Montgomery
Newbold. Nicholas, Pugh,; Rhea, (T) NJ.
Richards, Seaver, Sloan, j. X Smith, South
ard, Whitehill, Wilbour, Vim and Withsr.
all.
Ordered, That Mr. John Randolph & Mr..
". w. Campbell, be appointed a,commit-
tee to wait on the President of the United
States pursuant to the said resolution.
/. The several orders of the dav were fur.
Their postponed until tomorrow and their
the House adjourned until tomorrow morn
ing IL O'Clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-12
WEpNEspAY. March 80

WEDNESDAY, March 30
A message III writing was received from
the President of the US
On motion of Mr.. RandoLhh, and seconded
that the House do come to the following re-
solution
Resolved, That the President Of the u. S.
be and he hereby is requested to cause to
be laid before the House of Representatives
information Of the dates of the extract and
copy Of two letters respectively from the
French minister to our minister at Paris, re-
ferred to in his letter to the Secretary OF
State OF the 22d of January, 1905 /; and al
so Of the date of the receipt of the said com
munications and OF the letter of NJ. Cham
pagny of the 18th Jan. 1908, by our said mi
nis,er at Paris.
The House proceeded TO consider the said
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-12

Capt Noris, VINO arrived here yesterday
from Tobago, was boarded on the 1st inst.
off the Chesapeake, by British frigate
from England in pursuit of Admiral Duck
worth's squadron, and treated very politely
The Lieutenant informed Capt. n. that Mr.
Rosed dined on board efs vessel the day be-
fore, and remained four hous,r during which
time he observed that his mission had failed,
but that he did not believe there would be a
war between G.. Britain and America--as,
sa d he, such au event would be ruinous to
both eou tries,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-12

Captain Alcon from Cadiz informs that 80 900
French troops were momentiy expected in Spain,
and that Bonapartc was looked Tor at Madrid
the Russian feet in Lisbon, and Spanish feet in
Cadiz, were endeayoring TO form junction, but
were closely blockadcd by the British Flour at
Cadiz had been sold at IL dollars put was On the
rise.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-12

the exchange Of the said rati6ratons, and shall
be rcciProcally executed and observed, with pune
tualty and the most sincere regard to good faith.
IN faith whereof we, the undersigned plenipo-
tcntiaries on the part of his majesty the king
OF Great Britain, and the commissioners ex-
traordinary and plenipotentiarics, on the part
OF thc United States of America, have sign
cd this present treaty, and have caused to be
affixed thereto the seal of our arms. Done
at london, this th;rty-frst day of Decem-
Der, one thousand eight hundred and six.
Seal (Signcd) FAS2ALL HOLLAND,
[Seall (Signedj AUCKLAND,
tSeaij (Sigped) JAMES MONROE,
ISeulj (Signed) WILLIAM PINKNEY.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-12
April $.

The British frigate Statira, with Mr.. Rose
on board, sailed from Hampton Roads for
England, early on the morning Of the 26th
nit.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-12

TRURO, Feb. 27.
The expedition under Spencer sailed on
the goth. The troops amount to 5000. They
are supposed to be bound to Gibralter.
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FIA NEW YORK.

LONDON, February "a
Lord st. John has given notice that he
shall tomorrow move an address to His
Majesty to suspend the operation of the or
ders III council.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-12
CONGRESS.
HOUSE or REPRESEWTA7YYES
JOURNAL

Of secret proceedings, from qvhich the in
junction If confdeHce has been removed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-12
NETWORK, April 4, 1903.

London, Dec. 81, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-04-12

And it IL further agreed tlat nothing herein
contained shall contraycnc affect the due exc
cutiOn OF any treaty or treaties actually sub
sistng between either OF the high contracting
parties 3 any other power or powers.
ARTICLE XXvt.
This treaty wieWthc same shall have been ra-
tilted by lis majesty and the President OF the u
nitcd States with lIc advice of their senate, and
the respective Publications mutuaily exchanged,
shall be binding and obligatory OH ms majesty and
on this said states Tor tcn years, from tlc dats Of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-18
Carriage Manufaa,cIE!
u 'iia y. tory !. !, :. = !.
. tory.

HE sabscfiber respectfully
infpIms the public, thar he
has now ii 81. employ, q his Car.
.Iiage nufaetory, ia Shepherds
oYn, Virginia, ! number OF e.
Nofkmsn FROM he mott
16nabls Cities which win pus
4 n bis power % flrnish his en-
tployefs, on a abort notice, with
Carriages Of any description, I'm
ished n ihe most elegant, rim
z plain and neat style, al reason
\ Old Carriages will De hand
soneiy repaired, a. cheap rates.
lie makes Drums and Eifes,
Paints Floor, Cloths, &c, i,
Is neaE situa.io ion, win always
enable himto procure timber and
other materials ofthe best quality,
and DC i determined that no pains mi
shall be spared 10 max Ibis work
hand otue and seryiceable. n
IT,, GEORGE MILLER. +
Shepherd Town, Sept. a. 1908.
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I. YALUABLE
.LAEDS @ MILLS FOR SALE,
ON CREDIT.

Pursuant to 1 decree ofthe Chan.
cefy, District Court holden .,
Stanton pronounced on the aih
!. day Of April. 1905 IN . suii
sherein depending between las.
Purvis, eomplainant, and he
Executors and Hsifs Of iohu
Donaldson. deed. and others,
defendants-wILLBE ExPosEn
!. TO SALE, on the premises, on
the a2d day Of December next,
-Four ACRES OF LAND,
situate in Berkeley County,
Virginia, 10 the neighbourhc6d Of
GerFards, or Nliddletovn, adioin.
ing the lands Of The late william
BALDWIN, Isaac Ai'Kown and o.
,Mers, being = valuable MiIl-sciie,
with . Mill thereon--This tract,
with the Mil, win Be sold BY. the
undersigned Commissioners, TO
the highest bidder, on the follow.
iDE credit. 10 witt: One third Of
the purchase money to be pad al
the end ofode year, from the day
Of szle--ons other third AZ the end
Of two years from the day Of sale
aid the remaining third ii the
end Of three !, ears from the day.
1of sale. All such pas nsents to Sc
wellserurrd By bond with approv.
ed security, and also q lieu on
che property. 80 = !
Also, on the 24th day,of De-
eember next, viii be sold, by the.
same commissioners md On the
sameeredit aTRACTofLAND,
situate IN Frederick County, yir-
ginia, on. both sides or Opiquoa
Greek. adjoining Seayef ). and
Jcnas Likrn's containing fifty and
one half acres, with 1 valuable
MERcHAar Null and other i'm.
psosements thsrson-The sale q
rake place on the premises, and
the payment to Be secured az !.
boye mentioned.
ROBERT PAGE, 80 ].
CHARLES MAGILT..s
ALFREDH. POWELL, r.
I OBED WAITE,
Nosenber 1905.
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Pubic. Sale.

- = Fa. q -
ITO be sold Il public sale, on
Friday the15th Of Ncyem-
Der nexi. if fair, II NOT, the next
fair day, atthe late dwelling house
Of chIistephcf Vausant. deed.
fOismilesirom Shepherd Town
and adjoining Captain Abraham
Shepherds, an the personal estate
of said deccased, consisting Of
Horses md Garlic, among which
ara several valuable Mich Cows,
. largs dock Of Sheep, ! number
Of fat Hog, . parcel Of Wheat and
Rye, Q quantity of Corn II the
j heap, shout ihirW.Gve acses 81
grain in the ground, Z Waggon
and Gears, . CydeF Mill. and {
number Of tight casks, Farming
Utensils, . Desk and several Va.
lnabls Beds, Household and Ki,eh.
en- Furniture. and many Other er.
ticles TOO tedious 70 ynentiun.--
Nine months ereditwill b given
on note with approved security,
The salsto begin 4 nine O'Clock
when the terms win b made
knownby II
BENJs. cQNiEGYs, LII.
November 4yi0os.
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az Look Here

or LOOE Here =
III HAVE isut Is. Vol. Pe.s,
il Pindar Svsis, Piutarch's
lives Yols. Pops's Woiks |; d
Vols Blaekstoues commane.nat.a.
riesj s Vols. Geldsai,h Ami.
mated Nature j 2 Vols. Spectator;
sYols. Peregrine Pickle ! Vols.
Fedtfaliss, (by Hamiltonl i Yols.
Ci1rissa HailosF ! s Vols. Swift.
WORKS, ~. srd, OH. fith, fish,
and 2Jth.-Togeth wish ! grea.
number ofoiher valuable Books.
which n present I cannot feeoi.
leet, owing 20. the great lsngth Of
time they hare been loaned /:
Most Of these Books, I believe
have been lent % Gentle mta 81
Msrtinsburg but whosoe ssr may
aosu have de possession of .hein
i isearnssiIy requested that i
return Of them be imme diatsly
madero me, cf 10 Capt. Memin.
ger Of Martinsburg. :,-s.
MAGNUS TATE.
- Novembtr II !, 1905. !
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90 Dollars Reward.

49, F,s1s sssEl n IA ~ Z - ,g5srs sfStg.a Il
DAN away from. the sabscri.
N Der, living near Opeekoh III
Jefferson County, Yirginis, OH
Monday the 9th instant, ! Negro
Man named ELISHA, about
twenty one years Of age about
I've feet seven, or eight inches
high, we'll made, rather slow u
bis speecb, and d fenaarkab
fond sf6quor Had Oh when 4
went away. q neW shirt and sroW.
sers o. Strong home.inade low
linen, striped swansdowh jaekst.
and folndabout made ofl fnlled
lindsey off drab colour, he I'M
der pare Of the sleyes made Of
cloth nearly ssof The same colour.
awool hat about half worn, With
hat band and 4 buckle. tie hat
band wrapped round with brass
wire, and coarse shoes much
worn. I vill give twenty dollars
reward andall reasoish eexpsnses
for the apprehension Of de said
Negro, Il he. Il Ieturned 20 me,
y secured 10 jail, 50 that ! Sc,
him again. Al. ., ~ -. i e n :
ABRAHAM GORRELL.o..s
June ~, 1908. !. Z CO.; 81. e. i. !.
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tLANDS to,,. sale.

an Monday the sls. Or No.
~ vember next, beingthe lse
day Of the Court Of the County Of
Berkeley for that month, ut the
Globe Tavern in Martinsbure, I
will sell n public auction for
ready money, very valua BILE
tract Of LAND containing about
226 acres lying about q mile and an
half from :he town Of Martins.
burg There are on The premises
agood dwelling house, kitchen,
barn,t &c. and the whole il m
remarkable condition. 1t vill Sc
shewn:onspplication to Mr.. Sam.
uel b. Harris in whose tenure IL
now u.s. and possession will Be
given to the purchaser on the lst
Of April next. .5 j 5=g,
j his property was some years
since sold under o deed Of trust
from Michael M'Kewan and wife
tor the benz CT Of Gen. Swami and
others of the city Of. Baltimore
q whom IL now belongs. Il Il
encumbered with an@old Mort.
gage which will be extinsuish
prior TO the sale. = Full infornia.
ton as 10 the tide win Be riysri
on applications 10. r sss y
PHILIP c..PENDLEToN.
Msrtinsbprg, Virginia, l {
!. August ~ isos. J.
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BOOT AND sfoE .MAHUYAcroRx,
II ,MAhTfMsRuRo. = ass. :. -

AsNk AMP shOE 4MANUEACT0R orr
IN "a. zMAhTissRyRe. !, sys5 ;. "A
|T>HE subscriber . .reapee,fully
II Informs his customers and
she public, thar he still occupies
his old stand, between the POST
Ofiee and Printing. Gee, Mar.
tinsburg ;tthat he has lately made
asconsiderable addition 10 his
stock Of leather, which il Of tin
best quality and shall eonssantly.
keep By him i large assortment,
Fsoiihat none who hay please 10
employ him, win essf be disap.
painted he win Be careful ID Il.
ways keeping the beat workmrns
and from his osin particular 81.
Isention, feels an assurance, .Eat
he shallbe able To give satisfat-
ton 70 his customers-BooTS
and SHoEs, ofevery descriptiony
viii be carefully made, agreeable
10 directions He Intends 10
keep, ready.made . variety aof
work for Ladies and 6entIemsn
~ Having 4 lssge stork Of Lsa.
ther On hand, he win Be able %
gives short credit 20 punct,ial
persons who may wish Il. !. He Il
thankful for +shs favours alssady
received, and win endeasour iii
future NOT ODE unde sersing 60.
courage pent. u III 5a
4re,R RICHARD fIICKSON. III
esAprii a, Isos II
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Prime Soal ana!
Wbcr': Leather {
!. FOR SALE. 8

THE subscriber now has, and
i will have during the falI and
winter, PRIME SOdL ID TWEEN.
ty,two cents psspound, By the
single side / . generous reduction
will be made BY the quantity.
Some well ! finished Upper aud
Call, Skins, with part cash, will
be taken inexchange Tor Soal.
EBENEZER CAMPBELL.
y. p. An exceeding good Iron
Mil, wi,h al she apparatus Ter
grinding bark, Wilde sold Cheap.
Shepherd 1swn, yi,g
Stpfembey so, 1905.
e. = - a4E8
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Ladies fashionable
Bonnets and Hats,

4ts981 - 81 5 n fk ~ tssss ~ s&EhF2- $3.50 ~
fRsf received, iagrcot variety d
Fashionable Bonnets and Hats E
Wreaths, 4 ..t., IL. , u. III.
Artificial Flowers, \!
Ostrich Feathers, cco easfA ~
Lace Wells, +s1 =s se s.i:4'5.~2.> N 4.
Rraad Thread. Lace, f. ~ $ ~ : -
Ratenk Cotton, ditto, It p. =
Fine Thread Edging, j <f- sss,.
Lace Slsyes, J.. = r
Spider Net, ditto, ..,. = r
Extra long Silk Cloves =. 'I,,t
ditto White Kid, ditto, ~ ~
Short Kid and Silk, ditto, = et2z
Kid, Morocco& Leather Slippers,
Figured and plain Leno Muslins,
Cambrick, '.i..y ditto,
Chintzes and Calieocs, s VI.
lDimities, 80. ~ -. i
Irish LINENS, II (. +
Homemade, ditto, "
Twilled Bags, 60
FLAX, 4.@:% .1
Ticklingburgs, SC. &c.
They Glgo haze on hand, J.
= Medicines and Paints,
Sosl and Upper Leather, 90.
Nice IF air.tops. r
Calf Skins and Boot Legs,
Bar.Iron, Steel and Nails,
- BACON, >
Flax.seed Oil, ~ :
ell.seasoned Plank, ~ .
A complete assortment of China,
:: Glass, Queens, Stone, Tin,
i i Wooden and Potter's Ware. =
- :. Also, - 80
Cast Nuts, for grind
:. : ing Fruit. y
superfne Cloths and Cassiiaeres,
flannels, :st. ~ as>s%
.s,.:2 Yelvets, - y
CONSTRUCTORS Presidents Cords,
I -. . Mill. Saws, BE, &c. 49, :. III
! Rich they are srlling very
J. a. S'.s u a. cheap. !.
JAMES Z JoHNLANE. -, r.
Shephe rd's q. Town. 1 .zs&s
September 3, .1sos. ':s2s 81 , i.
PS. Cash pad ~ Hides and Sims.
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Chick 1llaAi,, g and /
/. W'atcl. Repairing! &C.

n 3 =
THE subscriber. Informs the
- public that he has removed
from Frederick County 70 Mar
tinsburg. where he intends 70
carry on the CLOCK making md
HATCH repairing business; he
has opened shop in the house be-
longing to Robert Cockburn and
where ] Alburtis formerly kept
his, Printing o flee where be
win be thank full to aiI WaDlease
to cali On him in that line, andaA
Watches that are repaired in his
shop are warranted for one year,
accidents excepted, and all Clocks
made BY him are warranted to be
good. III @.@ .s.:9 ~ ~. IL.
! a. He will give a
generous price for old
Copper and Brass. Il
IT, REEFS BRANSON.
10th mo. 2ssh, 1905.
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LANDS t0,. sale. ..

A. BARGAINmay be had il
n the purchase Of the places
where John Files and Basil Cross
now reside, containing ave him.
drsd acres Of good lime stone
LAND e M. binding on opecoh-
Greek distant about hy. miles
from this place and six. from
Shepherds Town. The buildings
are comfortable, with q min seat
on. OPeeon. The title good, he
price low and the paymrn,s viii
be made easy to q puactual man.
Those who are inclined to buy,
may know HE terms Cd applica-
81 .ioi, 70! 70 John Baker, Esq. :; II
Shepherd,s- Town. !, = =, : :: ::
BE NJAMIN, ODEN.r,s
Mllaalr,,ihnsburg, Nov. 20, s1so7.,
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MI. Deals cahil, sctiag Execu-
Tor Of James Quinn, decd TO-
seph Minghinni and Luke Ter.
TAKE NOTICE,
THAT 81 he ieniA day b
u Becemters nexf 1fler ~
daie hereeE Iiufend b sale N.
dspoifions D Itemds SlIGsp, sen,
Henry Aiiilsv. jsn.s and Ina.
Renfony, a. fhe house IN ,vhiei
M. Thos Tab nesv resides, ii
ne fospn cf Mayfiasbnyg, cenaiy
d Beskeis, aud commeaIvraiik b
HfyYiHio, 10 81 read n epidenee 81
rae trial effht sEif II Gtancfry
bresgAf and nsse depending IN n.
County Court b Berkeity, 5here'
IN 4 an cemb iainaai and gen III
said Denim Cahi. acfiAR ex'r. b
3Gsss Quinn, dtc'd. osebi
MiHghinni and Lnke Tsrnan or,
Dgfsndants. Said dSpssiiions ..
Be fatra " virfne cfa comniissies
issned IN said amt Jiesti hs csnn'
" CsaSf u BsrkeisyJ ~ Maf pnr'
post. 1onrs, &c. s'
ALBERT STEPHEM.
Msp<ntfv4, isos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-18
TO BE LET !.

andPossession given Immediately
rHE House il (which Mr..
John Roberts now lives,
adjoining the Clsrk's OfEice. Mar,
sinsburg. Itis consenie u and
eomfoftabie dwelling. and you'd
.ssnIt q mechanic, with . small
family. q
n JOHN ALBURTIS.
4. Od'obsr 20, lsos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-18
Be cautiops.

n HgREBYf orvarn an De,. 7.
4 uhomaosver from purehasine
Of, Or ssIli1k 70. (my nesroes) !.
nysrticle % commodity without
my consentbeing 6fst Attained Il
writing i-And m6re especially /
desire that no psrsea shall sell
them any spirituous liquors. -
Those who offend against ,h;s NO.
nee. May rest assured thar I am
on the tta'ch, and IhstfI am de.
terminsd 20 prosecute al oiFen-
dsrs with the Utmost rigouroflaw.
, MAGNUS FATE. J.
p November 8, 1905. 1
sg. Gel s = E1S T 4. \ Z