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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-18
THE G HORSE
SUPERIOR.

WILL stand this season onMoudays,
w Tuesdays and Wednesdays in
Lee. Town, At the stable Of Mr.. Jacob
Roughoboush, and on Thursdays, Fri-
days and Saturdays At the stable Of Mr..
Ja0es Russell, on Apple. Pie Ridge;
aud be let to mares at Eve dollars the sea-
son, n dollar and fifty cents the single
leap, if not paid when the mare Is cover
ed. to be considered % engaged for the
season, and eight dollars to ensure foal,
but il the mare is parted with, orremov-
ed, the insurance to be forfeited, the
money for the season to be paid on the
first day of October, and for insurance
when the mare proves with EoaL
.~. Superior is a beautiful sorrel, with .
.blazed face and two white feet, rising ten
years old, seventeen hands high, was
got by Col. Burrel's imported horse Em.
peror, and his dam vas out Of Old RAM
ger. A good groom Is engaged and striet
attention will be paid, to. mares put. TO
Superior, but no responsibility for acct.
dents. The season will commence on
the 25th March, and end the first Of July.
STEPHEN CKOMLEY.
March 10, 1905.
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Fre@ spring o. Summer
GO 3D. S.

THE subscribers have just received
from the city Of Philadelphia, and 6uish-
ed opening, an extensive and general as.
sortment Of European, India and Ameri-
can Manufactures. consisting Of hand
some variety Of Fashionable and other
Goods. too numerous to p~articularize.
The whole of which they respectfully
recommend and offer on the most mode
rate terms for cash. With grateful &C.
acknowledgements for past favors,. in their
line. : they hope nothing on their part
shah be wanting t merit a continuance.
THOMAS C. SMITH, & Co.
Martins6urg, Mdrch Is, 1908.
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CHARLESTON, February Is,

SS
A very Intelligent gentleman, who
came passenger in the Portland, from
Bordeaux, gives it as his opinion, that
the desperate aud cruel measures which
Buonsparte is now pursuing, must if
Perseversd in, inevitably lead to the des-
Euc,ion Of his power. The uAeasiness
and dissatisfaction which prevails among
the people are not to be described. They
dare not complain; but their acquiescence
is rather a sullen submission 10 the ty-
rants will, than an approval Of the mea.
Sures Of their government. Buonaparte
had already began to make arr arrangements
for calling out the conscripts ofISlo, and
the people were driven almost to mad
ness by the many priva'ions which they
had already and were still to suffer from
the war, augmented BY the rigorous
blockade BY the British, and the restric-
tons of their own government-the
young men, without distinction Of per-
sons, were torn from their homes, to
6ght for, they koew not what, except to
S.rv the cause and promote the ambi-
tious views Of the memorable tyrant, who
aims a, universal dominion, aud who
now yields the scepEe Of the European
continent, with a giant grasp, and 60
verns its nations with a whip OF scorpions.
1t was generally believed in France,
that it was impossible for the y. States
20 preserve their neutrality. 1t was said
to Be the determination Of the French
government to compel Us to become a
party in the war /; and should harmony
be restored between the United States
and Great Britain. It. would be followed
BY an immediate declaration of war on
the part of France.
Madame Moreau arrived at Bordeaux,
in the ship Eliza, from New-Yotk, a.
boot ten days before the Portland sailed.
She was Immediately arrested by the
police and confined to her hotel under a
guard. without being permitted to write
or speak with any Of her friends.
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THE ELEGANT DRAFT.HoRSE


WILL stand this season =. the widow.
W. Strayer's plantation, two miles
from Martinsburs, OIL Mondays, Tues
days and Wednesdays until four O'Clock,
and on THURSDAYS, Friday. and Satur.
days At Daniel Stailey's statie in Shsp.
herds Town. and cover mares At four
dollars and Fifty. cents the season, .paya-
BILE the LIST Of October, but which may be
discharged by the payment offour dollars
within the season, two dollars the single
leap, to be paid when the mare 10 cover.
ed, but fnot then discharged 10 be con-
sidered BY the season, and eight dollars
for ensuring a mare in foal, to be paid
when the mare proves with fea[, parting
with the mare frfeits the insurance.
FJtthchain is a dark ~sorTeIl, with . star
and snip, and. two white feet, sixteen
hands highserising FIVE years old. we'll
formed, and remarkably well calculated
for the draft. His sire was the celebra-
ted imported horse Sportsman,. owned
by. Geo: Clarke. Of Pennsylvania. and
his dam a 6ne mare, out Of a valuable
strain Of horses. The season viii begin.
the 6rst Of April, and end the last of
June: Strict attention will DO paid to
mares put to Fifthehain, but NO respon-
sibiiity for accidents. -.
DANIEL STAILEY.
March Is, 1903.
FIthchain will be for sale at the expi-
ratio" Of the season.
SPORTSMAN was imported from
E.nSland at Eve years old, I owned him
eight years, rented him out four years at
5000 each season, and kept him six
months-I was offered for him at nine
years old $4,000. and sold him for $1,000
at fourteen years old sold one ofhis
colts for $500, and another for. $500.
GEORGE CLARKE.
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To be 6M,

n Saturday the I'd Of April, - o..
~ clock, oil, and every part of the
property belonging to the subscriber, to-
gether with . balance off contract 8 90
due, from the advertising ohliEees,
whose sPecious publications In the seve.
raj newspapers Of the y. s. induced
him hither. Original documents will be
produced, so as no doubt, as to the e.
guilty, can remain and all disposed Of,
at fair and public sale, to give an honora-
bic clearance, that scandal, on his part,
may not be attached to his departure, a
an honest nam" the noblest work Of
God
JAMES J. WILMER. ,
=: Martinsburg, March Is, 1908.
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TAKE NOTICE..

THE subscriber some time aimee
gave his bond to William Harlan,
TOR forty dollars-and the said bond be-
ing obtained from him in an improper &
illegal manner, without any consideration
therefore, the public are hereby caution
ed against taking an assignment on il, Al
he is determined not to pay the same un-
less compelled by law.
EDMUND GOODMAN.
March IS, 1908.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that an
IN ELECTlON viii be held at the
Court House in Martinsburg, on the
Monday'af,er the third Tuesday in April
next, for the purpose Of choosing two Fit
persons to represent the c unty ofBerke.
ley in the General Assembly of this State.
JOHN TURNER, Sheriff.
March ls,f 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-18

THE Overseets Of the Poor for JeE
ferson County, are requested to
msetat the house Of Mr.. James Brown
in Shepherds Town, on Friday the 2Sth
instant, 1t 10 O'Clock.
JOHN KEARSLEY, POP. .
March IL, l8o8.
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About the 6rst Of January there was a
general rejoicing at St. Andero, in on
sequence Of the combined Acct Of France
and Russia having arrived at a French
port in the straits.
1t was reported. that $4,000 French
troops were marching through Spain, for
the westward, destined for Portugal,
and that provisions were transporting
from different parts Of Spain, for the in.
habisants of Portugal, who were in a
starving condition, in consequence Of
tHN,blockAde Of their ports by the Eng
lish.
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~AARTINSBURG, February 10.

The Speech Of Mr.. GARDENER, which
il is believed gave rise to the personali-
ties uttered against him by Mr. Camp
bell and others in the House of Repre-
sen,atives, and caused the duel, will be
found in this" days paper.-
h may be said with justice, that short as
The sketch is, It carries with 1.-THE strong
eat evidence Of the mastery talents Of
the Orator, and the profound penetrat-
ing Judgment Of the Legislator-and
will be a lasting monument Of the patriot,
Ism and independence Of his exalted
mind. Americans win read with as
sonishment that such . Speech should
have called forth the abusive ~personafi-
ties against the honorable member-that
in a body where freedom Of debate is sa-
sredly guaranteed by u Constitution.
the animadxersions Of meulter on go
vernmental measures, should subject
him to denuneiation and perhaps to death
in defence Of that right. And we sim
eerely regret that he should have been
driven to resort for redr ess to a custom
90 contrary to Divine and human laws
laws which every citizen, and particular
~ every Legislator, is most solemnly
obligated to regard
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-18

Anumber of the democratic members
Of congress, unfriendly to the election of
Mr.. nj ADDISON, have published a protest
against his nomination by the late con-
occasional caucus. After stating, at
considerable length, their reasons they
conclude thus
We do therefore in the most solemn
manner protest against the proceeding of
the meeting heidip the Senate chamber
On the twenty-third day Of January last,
because We consider them
As being in direct hostility to the prin-
ciples OF the constitution =
As gross assumption o fpower not de-!
legated by the people, and not JUS
tiled or extenuated by any actual
necessity: :
As an attempt to produce an undue
bias 10 the ensuing election ofpresi.
dent and vice.president, and viz
saalty to transfer the appointment Of
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for sale, on moderate terms. at their
Store (by the Market House) in Shop
herds Town. They also have a com-
plets assortment Of Ladies Fashionable
Plush Bonnetts, Dry Goods Of every
description, Hard Ware, Groceries,
Bar-I'on, Plow Mods and Steel of all
kinds, Castings, Wrought & Cut Nails
Of all sizes, A quantity Of excellent well
seasoned Plank, (6t for immediate use)
Homemade Twilled Bags, ditto Linen,
Flax, Fresh Medicines and Paints Of
the best quality, Flax-Seed Oil, Prime
Sea-, Upper aud Harness Leather, Nice
Calf Skins and Boot Legs; all which
they are selling very Cheap, by whole
sale and retail.
They return their sincere thanks to
their Punctuar Customers, and hope
thosr 10 arrears will come forward and
settle their respective balances Gin a
aho,t Hme) as the season has now arriv-
ed, that makes it indisPensibly necessa-
~ We should have our money.
JAMES & JOHN LANE.
P. S. They buy Hides and Skins, and
give the highest price in Cash.
Shephtrd''s. To1Un, March 10, 1908.
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Clover Seed.

THE subscribers inform their friends
Customers at a dis,ance) and. the
public in general, that they have
Freh CLOVER SIZED
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-18

A French squadron has arrived q,
Rassetefre, Quad. with 1000 troops,
which were disembarqued.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-18

Extract efa LetterEIom a respectable ira
! der IN The northern part Of Termont.
1--WE arc driven to distress in this
quarter, beyond all endurance-and how,
we are to pay our debts to your merchants,
God only knows. You say the prices
quoted in your letter, (although absolute.
" less than those we have allowed here,
tor almost every article Of our production
and manufacture) are merely, nom1aak,
there being no purchasers at market sand
this. you add, is owing ,othe Embargo.
Pray ~hat is this Embargo for and
how long is it to be continued? Remote
as we are from the metropolis of your
state, and consequently uniformed on
the subject Of this new and distressing
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-18

Letters received from C%hilicothe, da.
ted Feb. 27th. state that the rrpubli-
can members of the Legislature of Ohio
had agreed to support Messrs. Massie,
M'Ewen and Ward, electors of Prrsi.
dent and Vice President, who, it is
well understood, will vote for Messrs.
Madison and Clinton.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

M r. lie TELLER, DEN7IST-ln the
~ house ad joining MIR. Edmund Rantiolph's
near the Capitol, is practising in the various
branches of his profession, t. e. cleansing and
restoring the teeth to their natural elegance, by
removing that corrosive substance called tartar.
which adheres TO them in the form at black or
yellow crust, which is the cause of many teeth
decaying, an offensive breath, and the corroder
Oh the gums and sockets. He sets artificial ones
SO as to stand firm, being useful as we'll as orna-
mental. plugs the decayed cavities of such as can
De preserved, and extracts such as are too far
gone 10 Dc saved, an which operation he makes
use OF nRufF's PATENT EXTRACTING INsrRU-
MENTs, which takes the teeth out without any
possibility OF fracturing the jaw or brusing the
gums, apd with much less pain than the instru-
Inents t!issare iii general use for which opera
ton his price is one dollar, when done at his own
house.
He deems it unnecessary to say any thing con-
cerning the advantage derived from the manner
OF his performance or his Abilities leaving it for
his former operations to speak
lie has DENrIFEICE prepared by himself of
asuperior quality for the preservation of the gums
and teeth, void of corrosive substance
Mr.. LIE TELLER wishes the public TO have
notice that as he has now made Richmond his
permanent residence, al his prices are considera
bly, lever than when he was only visitor of the
place.
i, A line or servant directed to the aforesaid
place will be attended to. -
CT He keeps a constant supply Of Teeth Ex-
tracing instruments, key kind, and best quality,
for sale
Nay s. I1aw6m
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ID GLARY-0NE HUNDRED DOL.
-&0 Ell p d -INhere the stn:.. ~

ID URGLARY-ONE HUNDRED DOL
ID LARS REWARD.-Whereas the store of
SIMPSON MORRIS, opposite the Eagle Tavern,
was broken open on Saturday night Che 18th inst.
between the hours of IL and 8 o'clock, and rob
bed to considerable amount, consisting of the
following articles, viz.
Aauantity of Calhcocs, Curtain Callicoes, In
Cottors, large quantity vi Niusii,rs, Cotton
and Linen Cambrics, Irish Linen, Silk and Cot
ton Hosiery, Silk Gloves, Linen & Cotton Hand
kerchiefs, Broad Cloths, Checks and Dimity, and
many other articles nd the till robbed of about
80 dollars in cash, seven new French Gold Watch
es, with tortoise-shell cases; also, parcel of
Letters and Papers of no use TO any person ex-
cept the owner. Whoever will apprehend the
offender or offenders, so that they may be brought
to Justice. shall receive the above reward. Nth
an additional reward of 20 per cent. for the a
mount of goods which may be recovered; or
whoever will deliver the letters ard papers to the
owner, shall be handsomely rewarded, andno
questions asked
Richmond, June 81, 1903. (4tG
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I,1aw6un |


IN CHANCERY-Ata court continued By adj
Journment and held for James City county, the
18th day of June, 1903.
John p. Shields, Surviving acting executor, &c.
OF james Shields deceased. Hainti6-Aganst
Joseph Hornsby, Defendant
The defendant not having entered his appear
ance and given security according to the act of
Assembly and the rules of this court, ant! it ap
pearing to the satisfaction of the court, that the
said DEFENDANTS not an inI,abitant of this Com
monweaith, on motion the plaintiff by his coun-
sci, 1t is ordered, that unless the said defendant
s'l>l appear here on or before the second Mon
day in November next and answer the plaintiffs
bill, that this court will then proceed to take the
same for confessed, and decree the matter there
OF accordingly. And it is further ordered ;hai
copy of this order be inserted in one of the
newspapers printed in the city of Richmond for
two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the courthouse of this county
Copy. Teste, SAML. SHIELD, &C.
June "a Iaw8w]
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GFron, a London Raber.l

A Frenchman, among other eulogies, told one
OF our brave and victorious soldiers at Acre, that
Bonapartc was 4 Kara .fois. " Yes" said the
soldier, :" once saw him IT,"
DR.. Berkely, the good Bishop of Cloyne, re-
tanned the famous PAsou1LINo in his place to
teach his children music. The Bishop had con-
cert most evenings in the winter Mt home/ and
Pasquilino was to bavea grand benefit concert at
Cork. One day at dinner the Bishop said we'll
Pasquilino, have got rid of s. eat many tick
cts for you among my oppulent neighbours 81
To which the musician bowling, said, May
God pickle your lordship, l pray him -. The
cempany laughed immoderateiy, and the poor l.
Italian, all confused, said, "veil! in the gram
mar that my lord gave me to teach me Isgsh,
it is printed pickle, to preserve and keep from
decay"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

nj URDOCKS, Donald & Co. against Lucy
AVA Dixon widow of James Dixon, and Sarah,
John, Nancy, and Patsey, children and heirs of
the said James Dixon.
BY virtue Of decree of the court of the Uni
Ted States for the eth circuit and Virginia dis
trict, will be sold on the first day Of Iuis Louisa
court, at public auction, for ready money, tract
Of Lam IN the county OF Louisa whereof John
Richmond dedseized and possessed, and which
is now in the possession Of the above named Lu-
cy Di$oH and the children and heirs 8f Jarnes
Dixon, decd OF so much thereof as shall DC suG
fieient to satisfy the demand of the plaintiffs in
the said decree mentioned, and the expences at
tending the sale. VIZ. MANN,
Deputy cr Joseb5 SeoH, 5earshaH Y. d.
June 10. l1aw3w1
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: MARSHAL's sale.

TOHV MURDOCH 8. Company, against the
j Children and heirs at law of Samuel Pearsons,
decd and others.
Ey virtue Of decree of the court of the Uni
3ei States for the fifth circuit and Virginia dis
.tact, pronounced at November term, 1907, in a
Sult therein depending between the above par
ties, win be sold at public auction, for ready mo-
ney, on Wednesday the twenty seventh day of
July next, on the premises, a TRACT OF
LAND in the county of Hanover, on PamunkY
river, near Beach creek ford, and which is now
in the possession of his children and heirs at law,
or so much thereof as shall be equal to the de-
mand of the plaintiffs and the expcnces of this
sale. WIN. MANN, d. M.
for Joseph Scott, NJ. y. ID.
fune %. C1a3u
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RICHMOND. FRIDAY JULY /, 1908.
VIRGINIA, TO VITA Ch2nccry Dis
! triot Court held in the City of Williamsburg,

NIRCINIA, TO WIT: AT Chancery Dis
trict Court held in the City of Williamsburg,
the 9TH day of April, 1908
Josiah Ryland and Catherine his wife, Thomas
Colston and Elizabeth his wife, Paiatifs--A-
gainst John Nicholson and Bartholemy cCarty,
Defendants.
The defendant John Nicholson, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
TO the act of Assembly and the rules Of this court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the court
that he is not an inhabitant of this country, on the
motion of the plaintiffs by their counsel, 1t is or
dered, that the said defendant do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in one of the Richmond
newspapers for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door of the former Capitol in this.
City. A Copy. ANTy. ROBINSON, c. C.
May II. E1awswl
ZINE fresh Hyson Teas, India Nankeens,
J. Medock Clmet, Of superior quality, in cases of
so bottles.
Shorty Wines, Seek Salt,
Assorted Crates of Crockery, for sale by
P1CKETT, POLLARD G, JOHNSTON.
Richmond, June ID. C1aw4wfT1
TN CHANCERY.--Febru Court, 1901
l. Fauquier County, to- zpit
Benjamin Rector, Conn iainant-Against Tho
mas Chapman, Surviving executor of William
Carr, deed. Defendant.
On the motion of the complainant by his coun-
sci, 1t is ordered that master commissioner Scott
state, settle, and examine the accounts between
the parties and make report thereof to the court,
with such matters specially as he may think per-
tinent or the parties may require.
A Copy. Teste, F. BROOKE, C. G.
The parties to the above suit are hereby noti-
fed, that shall attend at my Office at Fauquier
courthouse, on the Goth day of July next, be-
tween the hours of ten and two o'clock to carry
the above order into effect, at which time and
place the parties are requeeted TO attend with
copy of the court papers, and such evidence
andvOuchers AS they may think proper to produce,
in order to afinal adjustment of the accounts.
c. r. SCOTT, NJ. c.
Fauquier C. H. May "a. 1903. I1aw3wl
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I'D virtue of deed of trust to US executed by
Id Sherwood Fowler, and recorded in the
county cour. of Cumberland, for the purpose ef
securing The payment &C a Judgment therein
toned, we will proceed to sell to the highest
bidder, for ready money, on the premises, ON the
9th day of July next, certain Tract or Parcel of
LAND containing Gas expressed by said deed)
one hundred acres, being a part Of the tract
wiereon the said Fowler resides, in the county
of Cumberland, about eleven miles above the
court house, and on the main Buckingham road,
or so much thereof as shall be sufficient to pay
the Judgment aforesaid, with interest and costs
and the necessary expenses attending the execu-
ton Of this trvst.
TOHN WOODSON,
SAfl4ER WRIGHT, Sen.
eSune TO- (1dzo45UG J
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INVALUABLE LAEDS.--TiIr subscriber viii
sell, on a credit, or exchange for property
in Richmond, or its neighborhood, the following
LANDS. 10 wit.
822 acres in the state OF Kentucky by survey,
bearing date the 10th day of October 1877, lying
and being in the district set part for the officers
and soldiers of the Virginia state line, Little
Barren river
Also, 1000 acres in Kentucky, BY survey bear.
ing date the 10th October 1877. likewise lying
IN the district set apart for the officers and soldi
ers of the Virginia state line, on the North side
ofLitte River, branch Of Cumberland River
and about two and an halfmiles from the mouth Of
Little river.
Also $50 acres Of Land in the county ofMason,
state ofVirginia on Old Town Greek, about 8
miles from Mason courthouse
Indsputable titles will be made to the above
mentioned Lands; and plots ofeach tract may be
seen on application to the subscriber residing in
Richmond THOMAS BOHANNAN.
Jan. %. G1awtf]
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NJOTICE.-rAat in virtue of deed Of trust,
In executsdto me by George Wiley i shall,
Friday the 9th day of July next, before the front
door of the Eagle Tavern, this city, expose to
sale for ready money. at public auction, one half
acre LOT OF LAND, more or less, with the
appurtenances, lying in the town of Hanover,
and being the same on which the said Wiley at
present resides--the proceeds of WHICH sale to
be applied agressby to the provisions ofthe said
trust, : SAM. McCkAW, Trustee
Richmond, June 90. (4t)
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THE Subscriber living in Chesterfield coun-
i ty, on Falling creek, about seven miles from
Manchester, wishesto engage TEACHER, who
understands the Dead Languages. Geography,
&c--None need apply without proper recommen-
aations.
THOs. v. BROOKING.
Chesterfield, June %. (2T)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-07-01

TIME MILLING BUSINESS which has here
II tofore been carried under the firm of
LApps & WEBSTER, was dissolved ON the first
instant. THOMAS 4 AMOS LADD,
ISAAC WEBSTER
March 1S TNJ