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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-11

Berkeley, IS. -
December Court, 1907.
Luke Telrnan, Complainant,
AGAINST
William Httten, William Alexander
and John Smith, Def'ts,
In CHANCEKY.
THE defendant William Hylton, not
L having entered his appearance
agreeable to an act of Assembly and the
rules OF this Court, and i. appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court that he is
not an fnh.'bitant ofthis Commonwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant, by his
counsel It i. ordered, tia. the said
William HILTON do appear here on tn.
Monday after the third Tuesday in
March next, 70 answer the bill of the
complainant. and that a copy Of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Berke.
ley and Jefferson lnt.ll,geneer for two
q successfully, and published at
the door Of the Court ouse of said
County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, Csc.
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Berkeley, S..
December Court, 1907.
Philemon Cheaoweth, Complainant,
AGAINST
Richard Chenoweth, Defendant,
In ~CHANCERY.

THE defendant, Richard Cheuov.
l. eth, not having entered his APP
pearance agreeable to an act Of Assem-.
bly, and the rules ofthis court, and it ap-
Pearing to the satisfaction Of die Court,
that he is not an inhabitanto Of this Com
monwealsh, on the motion Of the CON-
plainant by his counsel, it is ordered,
that the said Richard Chenoweth do ap-
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in March next, to answer the
bill Of the complainant, and that . copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer for
two nasnths suseessively, aud published
at the door Of the Court House Of said
County.
ACopv. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.Ec.
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INSURANCE.

THEsubseribers being prepared with
L spacious Warehouse, for the
reception, aud a number of6ne Boats for
the conveyance Of FLOUR, win in.
sure against all risks to deliver any guam
tisv, either at George. Town OF Ale xan.
dria, on the most moderate terms.
BLACKBOARD & ~MARMADUKE.
S,rea,ingin's Ferry,l
February 10, 1851
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Berkeley, IS.
February Court, 1908.
William Rankin aud Christian Shank,
D. Compliments,
against
Mary Kelly. exeeasrix of Tho
mas Kelly, dec. Robert Gus Def'ts,
tine and Elijah Sutton,
: In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Mary Kelly, not
L having entered her appearance a.
gtseabie to an act of Assembly and the
rules Of this court. and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the court, that she is
not 40 inhabitant ofthis Commonwealth,
on the motion of the Complainants by
their counsel, pis ordered, that the said
Mary Kelly do appear here on the Mon
daya(ter the third Tuesday in May next,
to 81 yer the bill of the eomplainants,
and that a copy Of this orderJbe forthwith
inserted 10 ths Berkeley and Jefferson
I~nteligencsr Tor t~o months successive
". aud published at the door of the
Court House Of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER. csc.
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Berkeley, IS.
December Court, 1907.
Albert Stephen, Complainant,
AGAINST
Denis Cshill, executor Of James Quinn,
deceased, Luke Teirnan and Joseph
Minghini, Defts,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants, Deals Cahill and
L Luke reirnan, not having entered
their appearance agreeable TO an act of
Assembly andth rules Of this Court and
it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, on the motion of
the complainant, by his counsel. i. j.
ordered, that the said Denis Cahill and
Luke reirnan do appear. here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in
March next, to answer the bill II the
complainant, and that copy Of thus or.
der be forthwith insertedin the Berkeley
and Jefferson Ioselllgsnc=r for two
month. successfully, and published a,
the door of the Court House of said
County.
A copy. Teste,
DAVID HUN TER, csc.
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Berkeley, IS. "a.
December Co6rt,, 1907.
Luke Pentoney and wife, Comp'ts,
AGAINST
Denis Cahih, executor of James Quinn,
deceased, Luke reirnan and Joseph
Minghini, Def'ts.
nCHANCERy.
THE defendants, Denis Cahili and
Luke Tetrnan, not having entered
their appearance agreeable o an act Of
Assembly and the rules Of this Court,
and it appearing to the satisfaction Of the
Court. that they are o inhabitants OF
this Commonwealth, on the motion Of
the compliments, by their counsel, it is
ordered. that the said Denis Cahill
and Luke Feirnau do appear here on
the Monday after the third Tuesday in
March next, to answer the bill Of the
comptatnants, and that a copy efthis or
der be forthwith inserted in the Berkeley
and Jefferson Intelligeneer, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY, and published at
the door Of the Court. House of said
County.
> A copy. Teste.
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
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M. DANIEL
FAKE NO EICE.

THAT on the 18th day of March
next. after the date hereof, at the
house in which Mr.. John M'Cleary now
lives, in the town # Martinsburg, coun-
~ Of Berkeley and commonwealth Of
Virginia, Ishall take the dispositions of
Jonas Hedges and Samuel Kennedy,
which DISPOSITIONS I intend to offer in
e"idenee on the trial ofa suit in Chance.
~, now depending aud. undetermined,
in the county Court Of Berkeley, whe,e-
in l, al ex'r Of Thomas Kennedy, dec.
am Complainant, and you, Stephen
-Snodgra>s, William Shields, and Peter
Jones, are Def'ss. Said dispositions to
be taken by virtue Of a commission is
sued for the purpose aforesaid.
Yours, &c.
ROBERT KENNEDY, ex'r.
Of Fhomas kennedy, decd.
Feb. Is, 1908.
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BhckmilA uanted:

THE subscriber wishes to employ
i from the list Of April next until the
1st Of October ensuing, a single man who
understands the Black smash's trade; &C.
n.rous wages will be given to an indus
-tfioas sober man.
GEORGE HARLAN, jun.
Feb. 26, 1908.
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TERMS OF THE INTELLIGENcER.

~ The price Jthis Paper Esssc0 dele
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Berkeley, 81.
James Horton & John NJ. Read, Comp'ss,
J AGAINST
Alexander Porterfeld
and Defendants,
James Wilson, =.
la CHANCERY.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-11

NEARLY two year, have elapsed
~ since the dissolutioqaaR Of the part
netshsppf A"rrow g Bteeun, during
which time have anxiously been wait.
ing for those persons indebted to said
concern to come forward and discharge
their respective accounts, in which /
have been disappoinsed-f now reques,
all those indebted TO said concern, or to
N, srif in any manner whatever, to make
immediate payment to Mr.. Robert Wor.
thingroa, whom I have authorised to re.
esiv- the same-T Those who neglect at.
rendlng to this notice, within a shor,
time, must calculate upon suits being
commenced, as it is impossible to give
any longer indulgence.
n JOHN MORROW.
Shrphevd,s. Town, NoO. 81, 1907.
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JUST RECEIVED, an assortment u
EreM Goods,

Among which are:
Superfne, Common and Is osst
Callicoes, Assorted,
A few pieeesteal Spiasr.nst, 49,. ..
Super6ne Leno Muslins, Z =
~ and g. Cambricks assorted.
Presidents Cords,
Mems ine HATS,
Plush bonnets,
Leghorn do. assorted,
Tabby Nesting,
Sambriek, Common and Diaper
Dimmeties,
First quality new Cotton,
India Muslins,
Herripgs, Salmon,
Crowley and Blistered Steel, &c.
L. PRICE,
Ma 'tinsbarg, January IS, 1908.
Cash given for clean Linen and Cotton
RAGS at this Office.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-03-11
Berkeley, IS:
October Court, 1907.
Amos Nichols, Complainant,
AGAINST
James Kennedy, Defendant,
In CHANCERY.

THE defendant, James Kennedy, not
having entered his appearance a.
greeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he is
not an inhabitans of this Commonwealth,
On the motion of the Complainant BY his
Counsel, it is ordered, that said James
Kennedy. do appear here on the Mon
day after the third Tuesday in March
next, to answer the bill Of the Complain.
ant, and that copy of this order be forth,
with inserted in the Berkeley and JefEer.
con Intelligencer for two months success
sively, and published at the door Of the
Court-House of said County.
Copy. Teste, RI,
DAVID HUNTER, csc.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-29
LateR from EUROPE.

The brig, Clinton, captain Breath, arrived
DIT New York, in 40 days from London, brings
London dates down to the 9th of January,
days later than by the Romp. From the N.
York papers we are enabled to make the fo!.
lowing summary:
An important proposal has been made by
gen. Miranda to the British ministry to assist
him in reyolutionizing South America. The
force asked oris four ships of the line and
1000 men The government to be a confcd-
Grated republic, with Miranda at It's head, I'M
der the protection of England. 1t is also re-
ported that the British cabinet are inclined to
assist in its execution.
On the 9th Of January an order Of council
was to be issued, declaring certain ports Of
Spain and Portugal ina state OF blockade, En4
til which licences TO merchants TO trade to
those countries have been withheld. By the
granting of licences it would appear that a
smuggling trade is carried on with the CONT
nens under the. sanction of the British govern
nent.
Bonaparte arrived at Paris ON The 25th Of
December. Previous TO his departure from
Milan he is said to have issued adecree unit.
ing Etruria to the kingdom of Italy, ana de.
claring Eugene Beauharnois his successor.
The French emperor has succeeded in ef-
fecting an alliarce of the strictest kind with
Khan of Persia, and the English missionary
on the same errand has had to- make the best
of his way home.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-29

LEcHoRN, 16ih Dscsmbsr, 1907.
Since our las, Of he 4h instant, the
holders Of oil sequesssred goods, aud We
among Others. upon yoar gsrs,havs paid
Up towards the lean. 50 per cent, onzsseir
ssunaied value; a further taxation at IS
ps'rsus. is IN ssi;a.ion, TO BE paid IN May,
q June next; but the decision ct this
Points reserved to fnsprs period. when
Ssshall do sverv thing 10 cor power 10 DO
asay With i, altogether. or al least. great.
g,a diminish il. a. siI events We Still,
ean;ss. TO hope, that Abe nsw govern,
hsut that may be appoia;ed. wall conhrm,
70 this instance, the proceedings OF the
former, aod give ample security for the
paYmeot,of the loan.
Il is, IN the mean while. very salts.
factory circumstance 10 us, TO had that The
considerable rise shieh we may COW &
Hct lln consequence of The bloekahug de S
s'seof Ergland5 10 sugars. and every o.
'aer article Of colonial produce. will fully
compensate the American proprietors For
'ae laeous suiscce they have been pat TO
y = 'Ae delay Of the sales Of the goods, and
asa1 sh'ch they may experience from the
s;''s. We have 10 congratulate ourselves.
!. g oo' having been prec'p'tase 10 oispcsfng
- your properly. Last week, many thou
.sna bags of sugars were sold from IS I 2
. per cvs, bat the article has actually
su'a1ctd 80 value, since we received ac.
sSso's OF Tue decree of le:h November.
w s vas only four days ago) and We
nv sSpecs to ssll at cousiderably better
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-29
l..sTEsr FROM HOLLAND.

Captain Ma,laek, If the ship Cincinua
Il, Informs Us, hat about the 4.h day Of
January an Embargo was Land at An,wes2
and in all The ports Of France. and VAS
moGaeaay expected al, Amsterdam. Mr.
Bonsne, the Americaa- consul there, had
Recommended TO all. vesss!s bound 10 the
United States to hasien their departure
Fourteec, Americansvessels bou,;d 10 and
from England, nsd been captured by French
cruisers, aud carried loso Danknk. Mar
kess very high. IN 1ark PAP J
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;ast received 2 Es.el '!osA
as hrsssel, f,o,n Milan, which may
,sr.aioly o :; su Ibis morning 70 sommuni.
ic,lled 90 a ~ eo0,en.s Of your lass letter,
cate 10 bitn : -" ao,hipg would BE- tone, and
.tsf 6aisn's.s ID ibis letter, Champagay
Chsnp'ss' fully on the presens sl.aasloo
!. .s' aasss,a affairs ,t, oar gsssramea,
rather saG |. same s.eps 70 prevent ne
doe. MOI e s1 visiting car veassls. in'Prsss'
Eug'sh w. &c aud even the na!lona' d,g-
ies 'sa'.s .'.s.1, and finally, he Gays, reIa.
pisy = . s', sinister, communications 90
i've 70 . ~, af,hs representation OF Amer.
The suDjsss that the smperor % coubs,
ess p'ope'v :, me measures that he has
Issfs'' ,,o.lIed 10 adop, With regard 20
bssu ' LIB but, that ths MEASURES aaop'so
rsulr'', = sgsiost this counuy, had aads
2 '.b,ols,sly oeesssa'y, aaa % 'n n., now how.
!, :, ' - evil. aass be attributed; Das' now ~,
~ 'ns ,s ! 10 case the Uoised states wou'a
sssf' 'aa ~ ,bs vic rs Of France, and adopt
come NV, s.., -. 4. had bsen adopted by the
,asa a; a.sa, whieh is 10 exclude all Eoslish
ssa .nfse,urss, &c. then there would os 90
: ssnl,, il obtaining what was dsmands q
! dncul' . ,be contrary, ~e could exPecs
Ds = ',,.,l,es,-in fact, he goes 10 say, ina, We
= -. .,,hs, take part with one ors1hs o.aer.
s ss; can eon6dsnily assute you' IS 'ne .
.. - of The lsusr assi read At sesefsl
' ';m.. and with very particular a'ssa'ion s
80, NAV therefore rely % what ssy
IT, master also viewsis n.his light. !.
J. -. ~ ,soaorsd Yesterday that orders had
49,. s;yso 20 seize allAme1icaa vessels,
. .ss.,e,sr they could Be found shis Dc
r,ss 10 Be perfectly uniounded; oar mi
r;.,.r has heard no,hipg Of il. ! DO DOS o
,h,ok there wlllb auch. danger tor some
mou;bsysl bos. sf.er the measures sha,
have besu adopted a; Leghofo. aching Of
M, na.are ought 10 asson'sh. assure
YOU. / feel s;goad deal alarmed from The
Is,.sr Ct Champsgny, aud wait aux'ous'y
% hear from yoD, asl ssppose something
conclusive mus; very soua transpire.
IS wsess you shorslcster and ~ great
basic. adsisiog you 10 buy IN, 10 case they
Proceeded TO sell the properly. g sG' now
d.rldtay of opinion ,hs., i possible, y
would be advisable to make some arrange.
m,ot with general MIolls, as 4 am July
ssauiaerd that unless oRr goverEment en-
: ,srs mo the piez0s ofthts coaatry ta1s zoe
ihs!f sbsain no redress Therefore, II will
brbster 10 sacrifice part, however Unjust
.be sssottior, than to lose the who's ysu
will, cfcourse, prosss. assIist saeh a'Jass
sOd sioleot measures. 10 order shat at ~.
,us period va IN y olasm. Yeu wiz,
however, am persuaded, aSt for me az
you would for yourself, IN this ucsoriaoste
sasiusss-- / am .adsisitg measures, when
'dersis scarcsly a.probsbsli,y has that the
property has beea sacrificed
10 ---. Lcghorn.
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Fen. 20, 1868.

FEB, 20, 1858.
So p..seh as Yelutes to raising an additional army
referred to the committee on The military and
napai establishments, and The other PARTS re-
tfi7red to the committee Pointed on tire 1871
instant to inquire into the erfediency ofeg.
gagisg and organizing $4,000 Votuateers.
To TIL. Senate and House OF Rea' eseatctives.e
u s..
The dangers TO our country arising from
the contests of other nations, and the. urgen-
cy of making preparation for whatever events
might affect our relations with them, have
been intimatesl lii preceding messages to con-
gress. To secure ourselves by due precau-
tons, an augmentation of.our military force
rs well regular as of volunteer militia, seems
to be expedient. Tie precise extent OF that
augmentation cannot as yet be satisf actoHly
suggested: but that no time may be lost and
especially at season deemed favorable 1.-THE
object, submit to the wisdom of the legisla-
ture whether they will authorize commence
ment Of this precautionary work, by a present
provision.for raising and organizing some adj
1itional force ) reserVing themselves to decide
its ultimate extent on such views OF onp stu
alton as may be enabled to present at q sfI-t
ture day ofthe session.
IF an increase of force be now, approved, !
s,,bn;t 10 their consideration the outlines of
a plan proposed. in the enclosed letter from the
secretary at war.
also recommend to the attention of con-
sress. the term at which the act of April ls,
llsos, concerning the militia willexpire, and
the effect Of that expiration.
Feb Is. 1903.
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Captain rropsey, from Guadaloupe larriyed
at New York; informs, that the government
there had stipulated the price of -four to Sl4
that the island was not blockaded, but had
been; and that admiral Cochrane had sent
orders to the commanders of the British
ships at Antigua, not to detain any more
American vessels.
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mo ~

tits proposed to have engaged in the &C.
yeral states and territories, $4,000 volunteers,
to Be Unlisted to serve - months in any "a
months within theEteru1- CT fye years, at such
times and places as the president ofthe y. s.
shall direct to be armed and equipped by the
Y. $. and to beregularly encainped ia their
respective states and territories, from two to
three months in each year and be exercised
under the direction of inspectors to be- apr
pointed by the president Of the Us tore
ccive pay and rations and to be furnished with
camp equipage, ard one suit Of uniform
cloathing once in three or four years, The off,
GERS excepting the inspectors and paymasters
to be appointed by the respective states ; the
pay, annually to commence the Gay, they
march fer the respective encampments ); and
to continue until their return home, GLOWING
one day for each 90 miles march to aid from
the encampments ; no corporal punishments
to be inflicted, but all. offences to be punished
by close confinement and short allowance, or
tinesaor both the commissioned officers TO be
governed by the rules and articles OF war es-
tablished for the regular army: the $4,000
to be apportioned on the states and territories
in such proportion as clrcums tances may re-.
quire, and in such proportions OF infantry ar
tillery, cavalry and -riAemen, as the president
Of the u. S, shall direct and organized into
companies, battalions. regiments and bgigades
and other corps, as shall be found ,expedient
according to the numbers in each state respec-
lively and to be encamped In the respective
states and territories, at ssuch time and place
or places as the president of the U. S. shall
from time to time direct,
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Feb. "a, leo.
Tie Pees'dent ofr.she U. S.
SIR,
4 TAKE the liberty eff suggc

= ~te'sset+t ~ ss<eS - -
SIR,
/ TAKE the liberty of suggc
whether under existing circumstance
would not be advisable to propose to con!
an augmentation of our regular troops as
as practicable /; and also the engaging an
ganizng Of $4,000 volunteers, on the Pr
piles have had the honor of proposing
your consideration, the general outline,
which are. contained lin the paper mar
Nos /.
Fhe numbers Of Irregular troops would F
pose being raised Immediately is 5000 to
composed Of suitable proportions OF infan
artillery, cavalry, and lihemen, and organl
as stated in the. enclosed paper marked Nc
at may be presumed, that previous TO
close Of the present session, congress viii
possessed of, such farther information Il
gard to Our foreign relations, as VIII be
cessary for forming en- ultimate opinion
the expectancy or inexpediency Of a gre,
augmentation of OUR army thanis now prof.
ed ]; and, in the mean time, measures ma,
taken for the recruiting service in differ
parts Of the u S.
In the event of warit will presumet
considered necessary to arrange our militar
force into separate departments, and to have :
commander to each department., of course, to
have no such officer as a la Chief
and, until larger army shall be raised than is
now proposed, it may not be advisable tq
have any officer above the rank of brigadiei
generals of that grade it may be proper tc
have four or five, as soon as a suitable proper.
ton ofthe troops is raised
With sentiments of he highest respect,
am sir,
Your humble servant
II, DEARBORN.
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D y112g for LgDls'n ',s.
IS An uEL CT. AR 4,
WoCL, COTTON. AND sILKDYAR Asp-
FI,AISHER,

lFIrAlSHkR,
Respectfully informs the inhabitants Of Alex.
aadria,
MAT he has commenced the above luz
Il siness in ST. Assph street, opposite
Squire Faw's oaicc.-r-He will dyeall kinds of
goods ofwool cotton and silk, to any color or
pattern, and finish them NTH, neatest man
ner--also geDtlemens cloaths scowered and
dyed faded silks re-dyed and dressed TO lock
as well as new, mlslins dyed and glazed, silk
shaWl:, silk, cotton and weolen stockings,
sc. iiomesPun cotton or voollen dyed blue,
or any other color required, on reasonable
.terms--also carpets scowered without injEr-
ing the colors. He hopes from his know
ledge ofthe business to merit public favor,
February 20. cow
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fNO,a.)

The six thousand regular troops may. COM
sist Of Eve regiments of infantry, one rcgi'
ment of rihemen, one regiment flight artil-
lery, and, one regiment Of light cavalry.
The regiments OF infantry, riAemen and ar
tiIlery to consist of ten companies geach and
the regiment of cavalry OF eight companies
The field and sta s of each regiment, to con-
sist of one colonel, one lieutenant colonel, one
major, one adjutant, one quarter master, one
pay master, one surgeon, one surgeons mate,
enc SERGEANT major, one quarter master SER
eeant and two principal musicians, and the
regiment of caxalry one riding master.
Each company of infantry and riRemen, to
consist Of one captain, one. first lieutenant,
one second lieutenant, one ensign, four SER
peants, four corporals, four musicians, and
sixty eight privates.
Each company Of artillery to consist ofone
captain one FIRST lieutenant, one second lleu-
tenant, two cadets, four serjeants, four corr
porals, four musicians, eight aaihcers, and
Atty eight priyates.
Each company Of cavalry to consist OF one
captain, one first lieutenant. one second lieu
tenant, one cornet, four sef9eants, tour cor
porals, two musicians, one saddler, one Tar
rier. and thirty eight plivates,
At the same time another message contain
IN dispatches from Mcssrs Pinckney & Arm
strong The latter states his having. had COM
niunlcailons with Mons. Compelgny,on tn
subject ofthe .blockading DEGREES OF France
to his remnnstrance it was replied, that twas
the emperors determination TO have the de=s
.crees rigidly enforccd--Mr Pinckney has also
demonstrated against ths scyerai orders OF
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