Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer — Martinsburg, Va., 1806-03-21 00:00:00, page 4

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Globe Tavern,
rjtHIS building,
KWttlf*
•m a superior
conveniences, at to
better suited to the'
part of the
house than any other
country; Thie orcnl
pretty generally known, may powibly,
preclude the necessity of entering into a
more particular description. I mm also
disposed to rent the property imfeediate
ly on the opposite aide of the street ad
joining the court-house. These im
provements are suited to the reception
of a store ihd a family ; the house con
tains six comfortable rooms » the garden
-—one of the cellars, and some of the
back-buildings are large, and all of s use
ful kind. This situation opens directly
into the court-house yard, and is one of
the most public spots in town#
EPHRAIM G *VITHER.
Martinsburg, January 24. 1*06.
P. S. The building in King’s Street,
* * te Hi
called Duncan’sStoae House is also to let.
rAWABLt
Real Property
FOR SALK,
hy the heirs of Michael M' Keirntm,dec'd.
Part of the real estate of said APJCeiman
~ in the State sf Maryland, ms.
A VALUABLE Plantation of rich
Lime-stone Land, op the waters of
Conocochcigue, containing about MTS
acres. This Land is of the first rate
quality, with a number of never-failing
Springs of water, a large proportion of
good Meadow, with a House, Still
House, Bant, 8tc. also, a number of
Fruit trees, anda never failing stream of
water running tbro’ the place j within (
eight of a Lmherian Church and in the ;
heart of a Get at an settlement. This i
propertt is about 9 miles from Hagers
town and i bom Potomak river, and has
n number of me rchant mills near it.' j
Alsoftr sale, in the town of Hancock, ;
on the river Potomak, one House and
Lot, well situated for a store or any kind
of public business.
/« ‘ke State oj.Virginia.
One HIteration, rro which w erected
die noted stand cailed the Half-Way
House. This Tract contains 266 acres
of Land, the whole of which is tillable,
and a great proportion cleared; this Land
n particularly adapted to small grain.
Its situation makes it more valuable than
perhaps many stands in the county, be
ing central between Martinshurg and
Bath; it abounds with Snc Springs, s'
good Orchard of choice Fruit; the
Mouse is large and well calculated for
the reception of travellers, > Stable, and
an ojut bout': for the family separate from
the tavern.
afhs, 400 acres of Land, within 9 1
■dies of the tows of Bath, 20 of which
arc cleared and under good fence ; this
Land is of good quality ; on the »
a House and Stably with good Water
and some Meadow.
Alto, a small Farm on Sleepy Creek,
about S miles from Bath; this place is
In good order, with s convenient House
ana Barn, sad Mcadbur well watered,
ndagsodO^liwj. t
AI»9, in the town of Beth, that aoasd
±
stud known by the najHac of the Coffee
Honte, adjoining the Bath square ; this
r&o«iMP u •Jw Urges*and osott cnaveni*
em for the reception of v'micors at Bath,
having up wards of ito Ixlg.ng roomi, a
large ball-roo.n, a diningroom, dressing
Tbow, barroom, and a fine Kitchen.
Afn% a Lot on which it erected*large
Subic, •uftcient to confine 40 konct,
•enrvtlM Coffee Home, and , «nuU
Dwelling House,
dbe. aLoti
.... tndjobiagthe Coffee House,
«■ which is erected a two-story log Houm
weaterbontBed and painted, with Store
Room, Kitchen and K*fHTi
lit b unnecessary to be mom perticu
br, ns it is nresusned any person wish
to P*^^**«» »»U first view the pre
n?',t* Ryyrbg n reasonable propor.
Uon of the P«rcase money down, the be
lance will he taken in easy payments.
For farther particular. in^nT^Tsu
rence M’Keirnan, who reside, an the
first described place in Maryland, to
Timothy MonaJieajo Hagerstown. Ig.
nntius O FerralL, ouMiU-Crenk, berke.
ley County, Vugini* 0
" ^Tilniitw
Goulding. on Potoouk river
5 miles a*
boye llnthi
October *5, 1KU.
Frefh Fall indfWiMti
GOODS.
THE subscriber, having selected die
whole of his Fall ana Winter A*>
sort meet tram th* present importations,
begs leave to offer and recommend them
at the most reduced trash prices to his
customers | If such selections, atredn
|H|f prices, are suScirnt recommendati
on*, he flatters himtelfhe mav be entit
led to ai share of pttbtic^patronase.
JEREMIAH EVANS.
'f Msrtinthurg, October 1«, 1905.
N. B. A very general assortment of
GROCERIES, CrowUy and Bliatertd
STEEL, on hand as usual. |. E.
Fresh Clover Seed.
THE subscriber has for Sale, at bis
store in Martioshurg, a quantity of
Fresh Clover Seed,
of the best quality.
JEREMIAH EVANS.
January 17, IU06.
New Goods.
THE subscribera havejoat received
and are now opening a general a*.
sortment of FALL h VINTER GOODS,
together witha full supply of HARD*
WARE, SApLERYhCUTLKUY,
slso, QUEEN’S WARE. GROCE*
KIES, LIQUORS and TEAS, of n
susperior quality; all of which have been
selected from the last importations, and
are offered for eale at their store, front*
lag the market house, at the most redu
ced prices for Cash or Counter Produce*
LEWIS 8i ROBERT WILLIS.
Martiasburg, November 29, 1805.
Pattersons old Mill.
rpHE subscriber has got the above
•* MtQ in complete order for the re
ception of Wheat oraay other Grain.—
He will manufacture Wheat as it has
heretofore been done at said Mill, and:
will be responsible that all Flour manu
factured by him shall pass Inspection if
safely carried or delivered at the porta or
places of inspection—In use of condem
nation, a certificate from the inspector
mentioning the cause thereof, together
with the bran-la and marhs of the barrels,
wrU be necessary be foie the diflereoc*
can be made good.
The market price in Ctssh givenfzr
WHEAT, RYEim./CORN
ROBERT CHRISTY.
September 1 *, 18O5. ftf]
FOR SALE ,
50 Barrels of Corn.
- Apply to the Printer.
Auirtirubmrg, January 41, 1MM.
Doctor Pennington,
. X-J AVINQwaetlaed
rX for upwardaof S5 years, aa Doctor,
SuaGcon, and Accoocbeor, IO years
of which ha spent in the city of London,
where he regularly attended the different
boapitala and lactnrea of tha first mea of
the age, hereby informs the inhabitants
of ShcpherdVTown and its vicinity, that
& a wrii upted patients in the regu
larlint of his profession, when called
noon.
N. B, CANCERS.
m incident to tbe fennk Kt in _
Ur, hare t mplorcd a great portk^Tof bis
stMdiro for the last 7rears. Hia preterit
reaidtacc it oppoake cape Havnea in
Shepherd’*-Town.
*4th, 1st month, >806.
W **£•? ^Uic fendUe'
f•/"•*■> tkt next fur Jay) at
the tuhecriher'e farm on Ofiechonereeh.
a handsome PAIR of GRA T HORSES,
weR matched, Toanghrood Mart*, tun
^alllc' *** nme **•
cettmt Milch, Came, Shoe* a Road
Witt alto oftr for i«Jr.
****' * Tnr,$ NEGRO WO
MAN. T(h month* credit mill ha allow
ffijjj*-. ^ohS'lIdSt?
14, 1804.
CASH givcaiar
A Cotton
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It shall be printed on (he best paper,
■ad with agood type, neatly bound and
! lettered, price one dollar, "or in sheets
acventy.fiye cents.
! O A ha* already obtained the sign*
lures of seme of the first characters in
i tht *tal* •/- Maryland, the District of
Columbia, and other farts of the union.
The work unlike put to tress in the monh
of April next, and subscribers, in the
•neon tints, are invited to this olSce, m
order to have their nameo enrolled among
the worthy and respectable.
Martins burg, February 28, 1808.
(XN the first day of March court, in
Berkley County, will be offered
u public talc, on the premises, in Mer
tmsburg, one LOT of Ground and a
small part of another Lot, on which are
one Stone HOUSE, 43 1-8 feet bv 30,
one Franpe do. 30 by 14, one do. li bv
IS, two large Stables, a stone miUt-bouse,
an eacellcn* well of water, which sup
pliea mid houses, and front 40 to 50 fr
miltcs more who pav two dollars ycnrlv
in advance each family for water, and
the watte water abundantly supplies the
miVk-hpuse j there is also other useful im
4iru*cmentson said lot. The paymems
are, 300 dollar^ yearly, until the whole
purchan money is paid, to begin the first
day of September neat. It ia very like,
ly, according to the former rents and
; profits of said premises, that there will
, be but n very small addition to be ihade
j to the yearly rents, to make up the year
| ly payments of300 dollars. The houses
| and one of the stables are insured, the
i premiums paid and policies ready to he
assigned to the purchaser, who will
t stand in the same situation as to the in
surance the subscriber stands in before
the sate. The situation and co«"«£n~
of these buildings, for public Or private
use, and the ad vantage of tbe well of wa
ter, will make them rent for about dou
"'*We rent of any other property in this
town that can be had for the same price
I wtX take for this. A desr and indis
putable title will be made the purchaser
at the time of sate, or so soon as the
writings can be done, upon the purchas
er giving bond with approved security.
The sale will be about 18 o’clock, sad
ROBERT WILCOX.
18Q6.
N- B- The premises are still ror rent,
notwithstanding the sate, pay time be
to be bad on the first day of March, when
tne present year’s renting expires,.
$ALB OF LAND.
WILL be sold at public sale, to the
highest bidder, on the 33d day ol
March next, on a credit of twelve
"oaths, the purchaser giving bond with
the Glebe Lands in the
parish of Norborne, situate ia the county
of Jefferson, about ooe mile from Charles
Town. This tract contains about two
hundred acres, and is of wa excellent
qwdityi on the premises are a never
tailing spring of lime stone Water, him
or ten acres of excellent meadow, and ■
good orchard of about sl«y or seventy
nearing apple trees. The sale will take
place at the dwelling house on the pen
■sites at twelve o’clock. Due
-dock.
danH will he given by the subscribers, i
majority of the overseers of the poor fo
the county of Jefferson tforeiiiid.
SAMUEL WRIGHT,
NATHANIEL CRAGIIILL,
ABRAHAM DAVENPORT
JAMES KERNEY.
SMITH SLAUGHTER.
February II, t«0fo
Horton & Clark,
Gr«crra, next door I* Htusotjo tavern,
Berth Beward-Street Baltimore
Have on hand and intend keeping a ge
neral assortment of
GROCERIES.
of the best kind, among which are
Cogniac Brandy, Teas of every ds
S scription,
Madeira Wine,
I Sugars do. do.
Spirit*,
I Coffee do.
Holland Gin,
Bounce,
jf Candles k Soapd*.
N. 8, Rum,
I Chocolate do.
Molasses,
I Cheese do.
Salt,
| Spanish Segara,
OU fc Paint,
J Pepper St Spices,
Plaistar of Paris, J See. See. See.
These Goods are offered unusually lot/.
Orders from die country thankfully
received and punctually attended to.—
Highest price* riven for Country Pro
due*, Flourt Hereby Butter, Screen,
Ginseng, &e. &c.
August 16, 1605.
NOTICE is hereby given that an
Election will beheldist the Court
Hone# in Martinebure, on the first
Monday aftertlwthird Tuesday in April
neat (which will be tb^t 1st day of that
month) for the purpose of choosing two
fit characters, to represent the County ef
Berkeley in the neat General Assembly
of this Commonwealth. AU persona
entitled to vote are desired to attend. -~
NICHOLAS OIRUX, Sheri/l
February 7, 1606.
Frefli Goods.
'"pHfc subscribers have just received,
X sod arc bow opening, at their store
in Martimburg, a Urge and well select
ed assortment of
GOODS.
suitable for the present and approaching
season, which hare been purenaaed for
cash in Philadelphia, together with a
targe assortment of GROCERIES, and
LIQUOKS, of a superior quality • elf
of which they are determined to SeB st
the moat reduced prices for cash or ap
proved of country produce. ■ *
THOMAS NR1LSON, It Co.
February SI, 1*06.
Jfej Th*y mtotn their sincere
thanks to their friends and the public in
general for paaffsvoors, and hope for a
continuance of public patronage.
& T. n. h Co.
Berkeley, a*.
February Court, 1*06.
Levi Henri,aw, Adam S. Httuhaw,
nmthan S. Hmthaw, ffinlWngtCn
Hmrhatv, William S. Henrhaw, and
J, Uriah flent haw% devaett »/ William
Henrhaw, decerned, Complainant#,
Against
Nkholat Henrhaw, Samuel Gardner.
Lewie Mot re, Seth Duncan and RtZ
atmah hie wife% Defendant*. .f‘~
In CHANCERT.
THE Defendant*, Nkholar Hen
*haw, Samuel Gardner, Lewie
Metre, Seth Duncan and Rum
wife, mat having entered their
. - red their appear,
ante agreeable to an act of Assembly and
the niko of thie Court, and it appearing
te the eatitfaction of the Court, that they
are not inhabitant* of the* Commonwealth,
on the motion of the Complainant* by their
Cournot, it it ordered that the oakt De
fendant* do appear here en the Monday
after the third Tuttday in Apriinext, to
awwer the kiUofthoComplainant*, and
that atopy yf that order be forthwith in
serted in the Berkeley and Jeftroou In
telligencer, fir two wont ho eucceroioely,
and published at the door of the Court
Hosve of the said County.
A Copy. Teite,
DAVID HUNTER, C.B.C.
n&SS?
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