The Patowmac guardian, and Berkeley advertiser — Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.], 1797-12-28 00:00:00, page 4

S E A T 'Q F 'THE M U S E i .
O:- NitViOitY.
O MEMORY, tlion for.4 deceiver,
ill imp »rtu»»-<*ie and vain,
Tuf #rm.*i j ivs r. oi ling ev»»r,
Ar»J turning »Ii ihe p»fi to pain*
Thiu. like the world, tit' ifftefi tffrtfitf,
Thv fmiles er.crtjife the *vrv»rn s woe J
An;1 !.* v. ho wants er.ch r.'ii.- r’s bitfling,
Jm rfin rmift ev«ra foe.
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LAND LOR SALE.
A* Small fsrjn. containing ninety-two acres ano
quarters, iiitiatc ubnur one ndle from
C> ,)-**• j’nwoj P>?'k ley County, V irginia, on t-he
road ro fte»'LrV n,i! 1, and adjoining the lands oi
Col FfOidlejor,, ft* Gkbc, ..i.'d Gyles Cook, j-m
One b It of this Und is cleared and under a good
f** nee, flic,other half tioatlud with fine timber ; on
the pr «-riil'ts is a tolerable two Itory high dwelling*
lii-iil", and one hundred freos «l excellent Iruii veers
phn;rv Ill Ipring; ? 1 bulhHs of grain will be ftr-v
t,.\ 1 V,;K j j|. t he T>r” tnil'-s will he jhrwed, and the
m vie-known* on application to the {Ub*c»i
her. iiv<r,£» tn Cl.aries-Towu
h ED-WARD TIFFIN.
Sept. 25. '97. 1 f
fOX ale BY THE. SUBSCRIBE!*, THE FOLLCWIN-G* ,
Valuable Property*.
tSiX and an li If ae*”es ofi-AVo, adjoining Charles
'Jo.vn, in Bcrk'.-Ly Couu.y, running 4.00 bet on
the tsil r:.ce leading from VVo. 1 hingtun’a IvliH, on
viiiJi in- Hie f -.Mowing improvements, vi/.
A i aw Y Atilt, convpl ricly enclotud with pl*nk
and paiUeig, wherein fir*; eighteen vats, tour hand
lers, two limes, two bares, arid a Urge pool ; thir
teen of the vars are at preletu full o! leather, a lutfi
cietK-y of which is ready tinned to tupply cuftonu-ts,
and there are on hand li;. ,s enough to fill lour more
ol rh* v.1 is, molt df which are at prHerit ready to
lay away. Belonging to the Yard there is a {rallied
•Bark-houle, fevrmy -live feer by twenty ; a (wo
lm. y log Houle, thirty-by eighteen, a cellar tinder
tite- wholes and :i Ihup eighteen feet Iqusre. All
tlie above buildings are fimihed.—'J here it on hand
upwards of 'ton cords of bark of different kinds,
v/iih every nect-isary implement for carrying on
the huunels extenfively. There i, alto on the re
III i.ting part of the fVx and an half acres oi laud, a
fr lined Dwelling Houle, 7.6 by 20, a kitchen and
linuke houfe tinilfuffl, and ready to be occupied,
and t framed Dwelling Hol.iV, of the lame dimen
flons of the one shove mentioned, ne.uj- firilhed.
L ktwi'V, FOUR UN’Mi ROVED LOTS, in
Cfiarlefcown, and a HAld* LOT, pa j led in, with a
•kitchen, IVuoke-houlV and ftahle thereon. Ftfry-rwo
■and a hall'ncres of LAND, about lour miles from
IVUrtinsburg, adjoining Will: uu Burns, tl e heirs of
•James Strode, deceafrd, and Edward Southward.—
Eight tboofand acres of Lind ill the Crete of Ken
tucky, in one tract, and 405 acres in another,* the
I ill mem jotted tract lavs on the Ohio, below the
iv.ouh of Green R'rn-r, in what is called the Wal
nut Bottom. The whole, or any part of the above
property may he had on very advantageous terms,
ljy applying Co the fubfciiber, in ( harleftovvn.
GEORGE HUE.
AVi/.'wicf fi. *Q7
Fi.agg’s New MILL.
THK-Sobfcnber relpectfolly informs the Pub
lie, that after his n-ry long exertions in build -
ino liis new Mill h;,.h be beg*n in Maj loft, he has
lo Molar completed to be ready to receive arty
quantity of grain for merchant or other work, by
next Wednclday w*fk. He will make a harrel of
Floor from 5 hulhels of Wheat, weighing 5S, mak
ing it up to tin—half fnperfine, and wiil Itand the
infpection of all common ilour. He will run two
wheels night and day.
fie has for fate, a Waggon, and Team of 4 Hor
fes. JOSIAH FLAGG.
OBober 1 8, 'qf.
A COMPOSITOR WANTED.
J\ NY perton duly qualified to act in a Printing
C'fH ‘e s a Ccwrost to*. and difpoied to render his
tmoiovnr > tuitaitb return for the recompense he
would exp.'ci, ihall bear ot an agreeable and advan
tageous bi*;h, if an immediate eppiicatian is made
at this Office.
MARTINSBURG; VIRGINIA: «nria asd ruEMSHUB, ivut Thuesdat, bt N. K'JLUS, Maib-Steb»t.
TO be laid at Private Sice, agreeable to the laft
will and teuani'-nt of Robert Creighton, dec d,
A VSOLVABLE FARM,
ender high tolt'vaiion, containing 600 acres, mu
are and lying in Berkeley County, Virginia, three
miles from Mardnshurg, and lix from the Potomac,
on the road leadng from thence to Watki s refry,
wit 11 the follovin’g improvements, viz : i v-o
Duelling Houles, abort on* fourih of a mile d;l
tanr, wirh a qmntiry of clear’d land adjacent to
each, tv/ > large never-failing Springs within1a few
yards of the door, a fine ftmie Spring Houfe, two
double Biros* oie of which is new, a fuftetency of
S. doling, and ecery other necelsary office houfe.—
fh«*re is shout 780 acres clear'd land, a quantity of
good Clover an! Timothy Meadow, two bearing
Orchard; tli“ uncleared land is well timbered;
as it is peculiarly adapted for ra-ling wheat and
• idler Ipfcies.ot frn -11 grain, and lying lo near the
fine n*vigii»!" i'trom Potoniik, it imiir be an obj ct
10 a ni \:i who wiflics so carry on the farming bufi
nefs cx eiffi ely. A further delcription is deemed
unnecessary, as ;t is prefumed any perlon, making
fuch a valuable purchafe will view the premiles,
and know ilie ruins by applying 10 the fubicribtrs
in Martinsbnrg
WILLI ^MCtf^GllTONJun. 7 F .
will.1 am Riddle. J
November 2, ’97.
A Great Bargain in Land.
d'he Subjcribers, living in Herkeley County, Virginia,
ffferfor /ale,
Four hutidrt d and thirty acres of
L A N D,
P-irt of the Plie.*.ition on which they now live,
one hundred and five acres cleared, ninety fowic
down, teventy fruit trees, a good well which is not
more thin eight feet deep, and having a fall often
feet or better, may w»:h a Imall txpence be con
verted into a fpring, and two confunt pools; the
building indifferent. Price twenty-four dollars per
h .If calh down, and the balance in four an
nual payments, with inrereft from the date,
WILLIS and BEALL.
fieri. 1 ley Cawty, Nov. n, 'qy.
DoSior NATHAN KENNEDY,
1*rom Jamaica,
Practitioner of Phytic, Surgery, and
Midwifry,
OFFERS his Cervices to the inhabitants of Mar
tinsburg. and its vicinity. His knowledge
I ot the human (economy ar.d of the present improv.
j ©cl Crate of the Practice of Medicine, induces him to
believe, that reafonable loccefs may be expected in
the adminiftration thereof, in all difeafes incident
to the human body.
His moderate charge, -when accompanied with ss
fpeedy payment as ni-iy be, lie doubts nor, will be
perc.eN able by thofe who may have occalion for his
attendance. T he virtuous, really poor applicant,
may expect to fin re in his benevolence, indepen
dent of any pecuniary confideration.
A quantity of prime LAND,
For leafe or fale, at a lengthy credir ; fituated in
Harrifon County, upon water* of Hugh's River,
and Stare of Virginia. Suffice it to fay," that every
ihcouragement will be given to cultivators or pur
chafers of the aforefaitl Land. The titles are in
difpurable.
For further particulars, apply at Mr.McKiucut's.
Nov. 22, '97.
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Pocket-Book found.
TAKEN up a tew days lince, near Harper’s
Ferry, on the Maryland lidr, a Pocket-Book,
containing a number of bonds, notes, and other va
luable papers. The owner may have ir again, by
applying to ANDREW HAYNES, near Lee-Town.
December 5, '97.
THE fobferiber informs all thofe who ftand in
debted to him in any manner whatever, that
he is under the nectfliiy of defiring them to make
immediate par ment to him, in order that he may
difeharge the debts due from him 10 others. All
thofe who owe him for fecret cures, are defired to
pay off without farther delay, or their accounts may
become public in being collected. The fees due for
Young Figure are expected in a few days ; as long
trull was given, no time can be added tc the trult
now.
The country people have ofren bufinefs in town,
and can fettle with the fubferiber without much
trouble to them, which would be troubleforae to
him to go, or fend to each individual, therefore it
mult not be expected.
ROBERT WILCOX.
Mariimburg, Nov, 30, ’97.
#3" Caih given for RAGS.
At the Printing-Office.
CA?*/>E ro the fubfcrun’r’s plantation, >hout two
months ago, a ft ray black Cow, with fome
whirr fpots, has a crop tdF one ear and a hole in the
other. Whoever has lolt the lame, is dt lired to
p-^ove their property and take her away.
WILLIAM BURNS,
B A R-I RON.
OF the fir ft quality, made ar the AntMSatem
Forge, by Daniel Hughes, and tor fale by the
fuhforiher, at his ftore in IvJartinshwrg, where a
conftant l.ipply otthat article will be kept.
W'iLLIAM MACKEY.
November I, *$7•
N. B. The mnker’s name is frampt on the Iron,
and warranted good.
FLOUR STORE.
THE Subfcriber informs his friends in particular
and the public in general, that he has taken a
WARE HOUbii in King-Street, near A. tA-v,
El’q'rs. end next door to Mr. Davd Davy, where
lie will receive Flour on liore, on the cuttomary
terms, and will give particular attention to any or
ders that may.be given by ihol’e who ftore hloor
with him. JOSEPH DEAN.
Alexandria, AW. 13, ’97.
TO RE SO L D,
A two ftory new fram'd HOUSE,
now in the occupation of Jonathan Treuttlin, Ba
ker, firuared between the Foot tain-inn and Mr.
William IvDckay’s Store, in the AUin-kreet of JvTar
rinsburg. The houi'e is 19 feet fr«»nt by 21 back,
h<s a ihed roof kitchen, and on a piece of ground
confining near one third of a lot; the fn. nation
eligible for any kind of public l.'dinMs. For terms
apply 10 CHARLES MYERi
AW. 2 3, ’97.
T^AKEN up as an eftray, about the 281b or 19th
ot July fair, a red ox, with white on the end
ot the tail, ionie white under the belly, 9 « rop „nd
half penny on the near ear, a crop in the off ear, no
perceivable brand, and had a yoke on when he fitit
came. The owner is delired to come, prove pro*
pet ty, pay the charges, end take hW away.
EDWARD CHAPMAN.
AW. 28, ’97.
TAKE NOTICE.
THE partnerfliip of ’James FaulknerlS Co. being
this day diisolvcd by mutual confeut, nqu^L
all thole that are indebted to t!{< m, either by bond*
note, or book account, to m: ke iinmeciate payment
to the lubfcribers. The bo< ks lor. lettlrmem, will
be kept at the Store, and all thole that they ate .a
debted to, are nqucfrcd to bring in their accounts,
that they may be iettled.
MICHAEL M’KEWAN,
JAMES FAULKNER.
Nov. 28, *97.
The bufinefs jnfnrure will be carried on by
MICHAEL Me Kb WAN,
Who will keep up, as ufufi, a large and general af
fertment of DRY and WET GOODS, and GRO
CERIES, which he will lell at reduced prices, lor
calh or country produce only.
TO BE SOLD,
Two Houles and a Lot of Ground,
Situated in the Main Street oi Charlis-T oww,
near the Bridge, formerly belonging to W dltun
Shape, and now the property of the lublcriber. One
of thehoufes is twoftory, built of logs and unfi*
nilhed, the lower ftory Hnilbed for a frore, with
(helves, counter, Sic, The other a (mail log hoife^
with a kitchen. For terms, apply to
THOMAS FLAGG.
Nrv. 28, *97.
COMMITTED to the jtil of Berk.lty County,
n Sunday theiSih of this month, on fufpicion of
fine run-away Have?, one negro man, who fay*
is name is Ifaac B.ker, about 5 feet 9 inches high,
nd about 30 years of age : alio, negro Joe, a thick
out fellow ; he appears to be about 25 years of
ge, about 5 feet 7 inches high : alfo, negro Ka
hel, wifetothe above named Ifaac. Onthrirex
mination they acknowledged themialvrs to hi t e
• me people adverti'-ed in the PotomakGuardian,
y Jacob Miller, George See, and Cbales btetn
urgen, living near Monrfield, Hardy County.
Tieir owners are dt-fired to come, pay charges, and
aka them away.
ROBERT CQCKBuRN.
Ketptr of th, Jail of BcrhlfJ Countj.
November 27/97. ^