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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-11-18

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Berkeley, %.
S Augnsi Court. isoa.
6eoree Dounsn. compiainant,
John Doumsn q Joseph Fcreman,
psG Ndanis. -
ID CIlANcERY.
THE dsfsndsnt lloumas, no,
u having entefed his appear.
aneeseFeenbls % snast &c Assem-.
by and shs rules q this court, and
itsppeasing % the satisfaction Of
the Court, that be Il not m in.
hAbitant of this commonwsal,h,
on die motion of the complain.
ant By his counsel, Il Is ordered,
that ,hedefsndants doappear here
on the Monday after The third
Tuesday ID November next, to
ansxer lhc bill ofihe complainant,
and THAI copy of this order Be
forthwith inserted In. the Berke.
ley and Jeasrson ln,elligencer
Tor twoncn,hs excessively, ana
published az the door ofthe Court
House Of said County.
81 A. opy. Il Teste;
DAVID HUNTER. Gas.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-10

from their violence the lure Of interest-itl
has dashed the philter Of pillage Fl ON the
lips oErapine. That it is d stressing to our
selves-,hat it calls for the forti,ude Of
people, determined to maintain their rights,
is not to bc denied. But the only alterna-
tive was between that and war. Whether
ii will yet save US from that calamity, can.
not be determined, but if not, it will pre-.
pare US for The further struggle TO which
we may be called. It's double tendency of
promoting peace and preparing for war, in
It's operation upon both belligerent rivals, is
the great advantage, which more than out
weigh all its evils.
1t any statesman can point out another all
Tentative, am ready to hear him, aud for
any practicable expedient to lend him eve
ry possible assistance. But Il. not that ex.
pediens be submission to trade under Bril-
fish licences, and British taxation. We are
told that even under these restrictions we
may yet trade to the British dominons, to
Africa and China, and with the colonies of
France, Spain, and Holland. ask not how
much of this trade would be left, when our
intercourse with the whole continent of Gu
rope being cut off would leave US no means
OF purchase, and no market for sale ask
not, what trade we could enjoy with the CO.
lonies or nations with which we should be at
war ask nothow long Britain would leave
open TO US avenues OF trade, which even in
these very orders of council, she boasts of
leaving open as special indulgence? If
we yield the principle, we aban,on all pre-
tence to national sovereignty. To yearn
for the fragments of trade which might be
left, would be to pine for the crumbs Of com
mercial servitude. The boon, which we
should humiliate ourselves to accept from
British bounty, would soon be withdrawn
Submission never yet sat boundaries to en-
croachment. From pleading for half the
empire, we should sink into supplicants for
lte-we should supplicatc in vain. II we
must fall, Ter US fall freemen if we must
perish, let it be in defence of our RIGHTS.
/ To conclude, Sir, am not sensible of the
necessity for the extraordinary interference
or the commercial states, to control the ge-
neral councils of the nation. If any inter-
ference could, at this critical extremity of
oar affairs nave kindly effect upon our
common welfare, 1t would be interference
to promote union, and not division; TO
urge mutual confidence, and not universal
distrust; to strengthen the arm, and not to
relax the sinews ofthe nation. Our suffer-
ing and our dangers, though different per-
haps In degree, are universal in extent As
their causes are justly chargeable, so their
removal is dependent not upon ourselves,
but upon others. But whilst the spirit of
jindefendence shall continue to beat in uni
son with the pulses of the nation, no danger
WILDE truly formidable. Our duties are, to
prepare with concerted energy, for those
which threaten us, to meet them without
dismay, and to rely for their issue upon
Heaven.
i am,
With great respect and attachment,
Dear Sir,
Your friend & humble serv't.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Hon. HARRISON GRAY OTIs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-10
Advertisements.

RY virtue of a decd Of trust execue cd by VII.
~ liam fu,cheson me subscribers, on the
24.h day Of Oc,cber, 1905 which deed hath been
since duly proven All recorded in The couaty
court Of Henrco, and in conformity to request
in wiring, made by Charles Ellis for whose
benefit tue said deed Of trust was execu,ed The
Subscribers viii, for the purpose of ratiuga
suilicien; sum Of money, 10 discharge The amount
due on two bonds, [gven by the said Hu,cheson
TO the gard CHARLES Elns1 mention d in the said
deed ofuusy, and foT csneT purposes therein spe>
cifcd proceed sell a. pubic auctisn for ready
none, on the ptemises, on Thu sday the 18Th
day Ct June next. all that Tract of Land in the
deed aforesaid mentioned, or S, mitch ,bereof as
shall be sufifient TO saii'fy the Gebt aforesaid
and ether objects Ct the tTult. The said Tact Of
Land Is situated in the upper part Of Heunco
county, on the waters OF 1uckahoe Creek, be-
iog the same Land on which h. said Charles
Ellis formerly resided, and is particularly DIES.
eribed in the deed Of trust aforesaid, and in the
deed by which the said Charles Ellis conveyed
the same 10 the said Huteheson, boih of which
deeds, or copies thereof, will DO shewn on the
day OF sale
JOHN PATTERSON.
STEPHEN ELLIS.
Nav 10, 1903. y.3s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-10
Horses for sale.

Horses for sale.
FOR SALE at the Stable of the Bell
Il Tavern, THREE ELEGA ANT SAD
DIE HORSES, each 4, 5 and years old.
Apply to
ROBERT TURNER.
Bell Tavern, 9 b May, 1907 If
z NAAEN UP by the Subscriber in
n Prince-Edward County, near Spring
Ia Greek, one BRINDLE STEER, a.
bout years old, marked with crop in
each year and two Sits, with a white back
and mostly his tail and under his flank and
belly, Appraised to FIVE dollars and half.
1t has been at my house best part of two
winters. NATH: THACKSTON.
30th April, 1903. w3p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-10
Majority

Majority leo
ne house a.j arned at six o'clock his NOR.
ming lsa1urday] Ill Monday next.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-10
10 Dollars Reward

Nav 10, 1908
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-06
Public Vendue.

WILL be sold BY public sale, on
w Monday the 18th day of May
next, at the house Of John O'Ferrall in
the town of Martinsburg, a variety OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture, con-
sisting of Beds and Bedding, Chairs and
Tables, Sideboard, Desk and Drawers,
one eight day Clock, Looking Glasses
and a number of elegant Pictures, some
valuable Books and number of other
articles too numerous to mention
At the same time aud place will also be
sold one Negro weneh about sixteen
years OF age who is accustomed to house
and out work. Nine months credit viii
be given for all sums above two dollars,
on bond with approved security. Due
attendance viii be given by
IGNATIUS O'FERRALL.
Also will be offered Tor sale he house
and Tan Yard occupied BY said John
O'Ferrall, or rented if not sold.
N. b. All persons having any claims
against John O'Ferrall in the County OIL
Berkeley, will please s7 r-"Slrr the same
to lGNATIUS O'FEKRALL.
April 80, 1908.
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Public i .I:,,l Sale.

WILL be sold At Public Hendae on.
w Thursday the t2th day Of May
next, at the late dwelling OF WILLtAlt
MAcKeY, jun deceased, sarity Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture, q
Negro Man and Woman, two, Cows,
one Horse, Secretary, Bureau, sundry
Beds and Beding, two Carpets, one
Eight day Clock, together with nam-
Der Of articles too numerous for insertion.
Nine months credit will be given, and
bond with approved security will be re-
quired. The sale will begin about nine
O'Clock. in the morning.
The JACK now kept by the subscri-
Der. will be offered for sale ON the above
day.
WILLIAM MAcKEY, Adms.
April 20, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-06
Land@r hk.

THE subsc,ibkr wishes to dispose OF
i the FARM n which he no1v Hves,
situate IN Berketes County Virginia, near
0peckon Cveek, about three miles from
Martins6urg and epen fran Stepherd's.
: Tspn, on the main road leading from
the for mer to the latter place This fdrus
contains about three hundred acres, a
part slate and a part limestone land efshe
first quality, about tz1o thirds Of the
whoie tr act clsared, and no.u in state Of
high cult ;Oation, the balance clothed wirh
excellent timber, vhich will alRays eE
ford, a greater quantity thdH the con-
sumption d the place wiH require-
Asyfcient PARTON Of the land can be con.
pcr'ed into good mendesO- The improve
mrnts are a pery comfortable and conueni-
snt d1peting house, a large frame barn
ond stables, With other use tIi buildings !;
thr'e is a spring Of good water quite con.
cenHms to the G1teiing, and several other
.eri"ss rise on d:ferent parts If the
Place, furnishing sufficient and con-
stunt supply Of 'O0ttr throughout the
year. .,
The subscriber being DESTROYS to re-
saeUe to the stafe If Ohio, will tale in
exchange for the obo0e farm, land veH
situo'ed and q ga0d quality in any part
efthof state; or jGgreater part d the
PRICE can be Paid TN hand, great bar
FuiH will be gisen in it. The terms 1uiH
Be made knoson on application to the sub
seri6rT iUing on the premises.
49,. ELI BELLER.
Aprif29, 1908. 81
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Subeyfne Broad
Cloths e CaNmers

for sale, on moderate terms, a. their
Store 10y the Market. House) in Shop.
herds Town. They also have a com.
plete assortment of Ladies Fashionable
Plush Bonnests, Dry Goods Of every
description, Hardware, Groceries,
Bar. Iron, Plow Mods and Steel of all
kinds, Castings, Wrought & Cut Nails
Of all sizes, A quantity Of excellent well
seasoned Plank, GIT for immediate use)
Homemade Twilled Bags, ditto Linen,
Flax, Fresh Medicines and Paints of
the best quality, Flax-Seed Oil, Prime
Soal, Upper and Harness Leather, Nice
Calf Skins and Boot Lsgsi all which
they are selling very Cheap, by whole.
sale and retail.
" They return their sincere thanks to
their Punctual Customers, and hope
those in arrears will come forward and
settle their respective balances Gin a
short fis'eJ as the season has now arriv-
ed, that makes it indispensibly necessa-
rywe should have our money.
JAMES & JOHN LANE. -,
P.S. They buy Hides and Skins, and
give the highest price in Cash.
Shepherd's. To1Un, March 10, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-06
CURRYING.

THE subscriber informs the inhabi.
j tants Of Berkeley County, that he
has commenced the "Currying business
In the house Of Nicholas Roush, alioin.
ing Mr.. William Gregory's aud oppo-
site to Mr.. John Fishers, in Martins,
burg, where he will be able to furnish all
who may please to favour him with their
custom with all kinds Of upper leather
and cali. skins, boot-legs and boot.tops,
bride leather, leather for hatters, &c.
a, cheaper rate than they can be purcha-
sed at any other place in this town or
Baltimore he viii take hides in ex.
change for leather, and will allow the
highest price in cash for calf. skins.
He solicits, in a particular manner,
the attention Of sadlers, of boot and shoe
makers, and such other of his mechanic
brethren as may want any articles in his
line, as they are assured that all kinds of
leather furnished BY him will be elegant
" finished and sold on the most reasona-
bic terms-Equal enoeavours will be
made to give satisfaction to every other
class of citizens who may please to ia
your him with their custom.
LAZARUS STEWART.
April 20, 1908.
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Mill to be. Jet.

ITO be let the stone MILL lately oc-
/ capied by John Roberts, adjoining
Martinsburg, together with comforta.
Bile dwelling house for the miller, and
an excellent garden the Mill has two
pair Of Burrs in it. with boIting-cloths,
cheats, screens, Be. all in complete or
der for manufacturing FIour-ft will be
rented for one year, or term Of years-
Possession~may be had Immediately
For terms apply to
@z4~.rI~ ANN HUNTER.
Martinsburs, April 90, 1908. 49,
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Frs@ spring q SIMMER
e 90 D s.

FHE subscribers have just received
from the city Of Philadelphia, and finish
ed'oPening, an extensive aud general as
sortment of European, India and Ameri-
can Manufactures, consisting of hand.
some variety of Fashionable and other
Goods, too numerous to particularize.
The whole of which they respectfully
recommend aud offer 90 the most mode
rate terms for CASH. With grateful &C.
knowledgmeuts for past favors, in their
line, they hope nothing on their part
shall be wanting to mt rit continuance
THOMAS c. SMITH, & Co.
Martinsburg, March :is, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-05-06
FORTH DOLLARS REWARD.

D ANaway from the subscriber on the
N 2oth December last, a Negro wo-
man named VENUS, about q years of
age, about feet = inches high, Of pro.
Portionahle size, Of yellow complex
has wide mouth and full lips, rather
ruf eouutenanee, poek marked, has holes
Peirced in her ears, has small feet and
hands for Negro, = scar on the RICH.
side Of her head not far from the crown.
is remarkably fond ofsompany and strong
drink ; had on when she went away a
black and white striped lindsey jacket
and Petticoat, a new wool hat, q gray
coating cloak bound with Worsted bind.
ing. new red grounded calico habit, a
dark grounded ditto, a white muslin
ditto, and quantity Of other clothing
notrecollected she has beenin the neigh.
bourhood Of Charles. Town, and about
Mr.. Dandridge's quarters; she may
have obtained a forged pass, and endea-
YOUR to pass As a free woman. will
give ten dollar. reward for her apprehen.
sion if she is taken in Berkeley or Teffer-
son County twenty dollsrs if fifty miles
distant; ifa hundred miles the above
reward, aud all reasonable charges uaid.
ifdelivered to Mr.. Thomas Locke. Mar.
tinsburg, or to the subscriber, living
near the Warm Springs.
- JAMES JACKSON.
April 22, 1908.
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DAVID HUNTER, c.;

DURsUANT to a decree of the
T Court Of Berkeley County, the
Commissioners therein named, win pro.
coed to sell, for ready money, on Mon.
day the 10th day Of May next, on the
premises, a certain Tract of LAND,
belonging to the heirs of James Wight,
deceased, forthe purpose Of securing
debt due by said James Wight to 10.
seph Foreman this Land is situated
on the river Potomack at the mouth of
Back Greek, and contains 172 acres.
about 20 Of which is good bottom, a
quantity Of meadow land about one half
Of the whole tract cleared, and the ba.
lance well timbered, has on il an excel.
lent apple orchard, some peach and cher.
ry trees, a good spring, and the place
well ~atersd-the- buildings are out Of
repair. --~. T.
WIELIAM PENDLETON.
THOMAS SHEARER,
IT, April l, 1908. *, Commi.,ioners.
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Berkeley, IS.
March Court, 1908.
Lgnatius OFerraN and Frances his 1vife.
late Frances M'Kiernan, ComP'ts,
against
Peter NJ Herman, Laurence II Kiiernan.1
Andse1u Goulding and Catherine h;s
: v;fe, IateCatherineM' Herman, Pa,rick
Ternan and Margaret his srfe, late
Margaret M'Kiernan, flames O'Smn
and Susanna his sOite, late Susonna
Mahony, Michael M'Kiernan, Fran
.ces Monahon, late frances M'Kier-
nan, Elmer SHrky, late Elmer M'Kier-
nan, 1ohn M'Kiernan, Peter NJ
Herman, Frank M'Kitrnan and
Barney M'Kiernan, D5'ts,
In >CH6NCER7:
THE defendants, not having entered
4 their appearance agreeable toan act
Of Assembly and the 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 complainants by their counsel, it is
ordered, that the said defendants do ap.
pear here on the Monday after the third
Tuesday in June next, to answer the
bill Of the compliments, aud that a copy
of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Berkeley and Jefferson Intelligencer for
two months successfully, aud published
at the door of the Court House of said
County.
A Copy. TeSte,
DAVID HUNTER, Chg.
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Berkeley, SIS. 4
March Court, 1908.
LabeLLa Lyle, aAL"a'~, II H.sA Lyle. dec.
Complainant.
against
Hugh Lyle, Samuel Bray and Nancy his
w!fe, John Lyle, Philemon Cheno,u-
eth and 'Sakly his Wte, Tomes W.
Campbell and Polly his .uifc, William
Lyh,. dime Lyle, Eaeiy Lyle, Samuel
Lyle, children, and heirs at la,v Of
John Lyle, deceased, Dovgal Camp.
bell and Sally his ,pfe, Margarrt ii.
Lyle, Robert W. Lyle, Harriet LyIs
and Hugh Lyle, children and heirs a.
IaU Of said Hugh Lyle, deceased,
James Wrighs 81 Elisha Boyd, Def'ts.
In cHANCER1.
THE defendants Samuel BRAY and
i Nancy his wife, not having enter.
ed their appearance agreeable to an act Of
Assembly and the rules of this Court,
xnd it appearing to die satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of
this Commonwealth, on the motion of
the Complainant by her Counsel it is
ordered, that the said Samuel Bray and
Nancy his wife, do appear here on the
Monday after the third Tuesday in June
next, to answer the bill ofthe Complain.
ant. and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and Jsffer.
son lntelfigenesr for two months success
siyely, and published at the door Of the
Court. House Of said County. 49,
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, GIG.
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Virginia Lands
For Sale. =

THE subscriber offers for sale seve.
/ raj Tracts Of Limestone Land. Of
the FIRST rate quality, containing from
$50 to 500 acres, well watered and tim.
bered, lying within half mile OF the
Potomac river, in Berkeley County,
about seven miles above williamson,
and ten from Martinsburg. For term,
apply to the subscriber on the premi,es.
= GEORGE NEWKIRK.
September H.. 1907.
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Oefkeley, IS. -. 81
.-s -. February Court, 1908.
William Rankin aid Christian Shank,
= T.. Compliments,
T. against ....
Mary Kelly, exeeu,rix of Thor
mas Kelly, dec. Robert Gus Def'ts,
tine and Elijah Sutton,
: -. !, In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Mary Kelly, not
= having entered her appearance a.
greesble to an ACT Of Assembly and the
rules Of this court, and it appearing to
The satisfaction OF the court, that she is
not IN inhabitant oil this Co commonwealth,
on the motion of the Complainants by
their COUNSEL tits ordered, that the said
Mary Kelly doaPPear here on the Mon
day alter the third Tuesday in May Mt It,
to Ans i er the. bill Of the compliments,
and that copy ofthis order be toftfs.ith
inserted in the Berkeley and Jefferson
IntelIigencrr for two months successive.
~. and published 1t the door of the
Court House Of said County.e
A Copy. Teste, -'.'
DAVID HUNTER, GAG.
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THE subscriber earnestly requests
L those inde6fed to him. by nate or
b0ak account, to come forward and settle
their TespecsiVe accounts, and pay at
least Part, as some 7ef them hape been
already Of long standing, and Justice to
hi. cvedisovs 6snies lin the pleasure Of
giving any Indulgence.
J0HN N'cLEAR7:
AprH 30, 1908. -
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Berkeley, IS.
March Court, 1908.
Nathan Bull, ex'r. of Robert Bull. dec.
Complainant,
against
Daniel Brown, Defendant,
In CHANCERH.
THE defendant, Daniel Brown, cot
l. having entered his appearance n
greeable to an act Of Asse mbly and the
rules Of this Court, and i. appearing to
the satisfaction Of the Court, that he i,
not an inhabitant of this Com monwealth,
on the motion Of the Complainant BY his
Counsel, It's ordered, that said Daniel
Brown. do appear here on the Mon
DAY after the third Tuesday in June
next, to answer the bill of the Complain
ant, and that copy of this order be forth
with inserted in the Berkeley and Jeffer.
son lntelligeneer for two months success.
slyely, and published at the door of the
Court. House of said County.
A Copy. - Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.e.
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Battalion Or6ers.

THE FIRST Battalion Of the 67th Re.
i Fgiment Of the Virginia Militia,
are ordered to muster At Capt. Robert
Snodgrass' on Back Greek, on the l4,h
OF May next, and the second Battalion
on the 21st of the same month AZ
Darkesville.'
y ELISHA BOYD.
Lieut.. co., Com. 67thRt. r. n.
April ~, 1908. I
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Berkeley, IS.
~ March Court, 1908.
William MasIin, Complainant,
AGAINST
Daniel Brown
" David Duttcn. ::
In CHANCERY.
THE defendant, Daniel Brown. NOT
/ having Entered his appearance a.
greeable to an act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and il appearing to
the satisfaction of the court, that he il
not an inhabitant of this CommoA wealth.
on the motion Of the Complainaat BY his
Counsel, it is ordered, that said Daniel
brown do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in Tune next.
to auswershe bill Of the Complainant.
and that copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in the Berkeley and Iefer.
son 1ntetligencer for two months success.
sively, and published at the door Of the
Court. House of said County.
r A Copy. .Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, CD c.
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= TIE subscriber rs inf rm their friends
customers a. distauce) and the
public in general, that they have
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Berkeley, SIS. 4
March Court, 1908.
LnbeLIn Lyle, aims, 9 H"sA Lyle. dec
Complainant.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-04-12
THURSDAY, APkIL Z.

Mr. Findley from the committee appoin-
ted 70 confer with the commiaee Of the Sc
nate ON the subject of adjournment, made a
report concluding with resolution to adj
journ on the 25th instant, which was or
dercd TO lie on the table.
The house were this day wholly occupi-
ed in the discussion af The bill for raising
an additional military force, till past s
O'Clock, when the question was taken and
the bill passed IS to Is.
Messrs. Eppes, Key, and Clopton, sup
porred the bill, and Messrs. Randolph,
Dana, Stanford and d. r. Williams oppo-
sed it.
A motion previously made By Mr. Ran
dolpb to re-cOmmit it was negatived, ayes
so
The title of the bill was amended on mo-
ton .. Mr. Blount, after repeated motions
for amending it., for reconsidering the vote
On the bill, and for adjournment, GO to 25
so as to read IN act 10 raise for limit.
ed time an additional military force," whcs
the houss adjourned at little past Z
o'clock.