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The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
or RICHMOND.
" Con,,nnn Eli 4e

- Co0tfoH t1dtE, ian. I7tG 1902
NM i1EREAS the prefcnt funds Of the cor
poratlon are NOT adequate 10 the ex-
pence of erecting a WORKHOUSE for The
city, which would combine within ;tfclf ali
the conveniencies which a well regulated inifi-
tuition oFthis kind would requires having re-
gard to the future population OF this civ, ven
it IS v lie and expedient that the funds now
defined for tbis uieful infitution lhouEd be
laid oot in iuch nlannsr as TO anlaer the
Preicnr purpoles of ths corporation, and to
admit luch future additions as ne encreafing
population may require. Your COMMITTEE,
therefore, bee leave to recommend it 10 the
confederation ofthe Common Hall, TO call in
the aid Of thof- who have experience Of Gich
inftirutions, and to offer premium for die
beh plan o. a Workhoule, which will be e.
contriyedAs to admit Of being erected III parts,
as the funds Of the corporation viii from time
TO time afford,
Ref3!ved, therefore, that the committee ap-
pointed to prepare plan Of Workhoufe be
difcharged from Further proceeding therein.
And tia the Mayor be requeifed to give no.
tice ii the newspapers, or otherwiie, rsiat the
fur thirty dollars will be given by tire cor
pc ation, as a premium to the perfon who
nal produce to the Hall, on the third
Monday in February next, the beh plan of a
Workhoule, conitructed as above mentioned,
and TO be approved Of by the Hall, eftin,atin 9
the colt at four thouiand dollars,
Copv =
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
BURR MILESTONE
hEnNIIIE ACTOR

THE fublcciber takes rhis mode of return
II ing his thanks 10 his former patrons, and
informing ghe public in genera, THAT ne has (by
deiirc Of his friends) Recommended the
MANUFACTURING Of BURR MIL
STONES, and having furniihed hiuf-lf with
fupply of the bef materials, and having had
fifteen years experiencein the bufnelS in Bal
timore, Peterlburg, and Richmond, hopes tc
be able to give latisfaction 10 his employers.
The itones he will warrant 70 be as good
as any in the United States.
Any orders left with Capt. WILLIAM
PEENocK, Norfolk; Capt. WILLIAM
CHAMBERS, Stanton; Mr. WILLIAM HAY,
Wythe County, or Mr. RoBERr MooRE,
Petersburg, ihall be duly attended to, and
country produce received in payment al the
cuftomat9 prices.
81 TWO APPRENTICES will be ta~
ken 20 the above buGnefS, and fhort time re-
CURED WILLIAM DAVIDSON.
Riebaoad, .Tar. Iotb l8o3. (tf(
N. 3. For faie, PLHlSIER af PRS,
in fone or ground, for the Improvement Of
land, with directions FOR the ufe thereof.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
WIZ, BE SOLD,

a r PaBAc AaAiop, to the highef bidder on
IN Tueiday the 18TH infant, before the door
of TazeJ Bf'Cl4ys, in the city of Richmond, all
the perfonal eGate of jaws stuart ,decea1ed;
committing of few articles Of HaaJfbold JAoAitprs,
two hogiheads of WIstS India Rum, one erase OF
Eayfbea.qvars, Iew barrels Of Sgg0y, tmall
quantity of Northern Run, and about 1000 lbs;
LdaiK. Ninety DAYS credit viii be gwen tor al
6aDs above ten dollars, on the purchA,er's giving
notes with approved feeurity, to
HENRY REID, admir-.
PftB11s,4, Martb 9th. 1903. Il IS H.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
REViSED CODE.

bT~HE SuBscRrBRRs TO the KEY loED
i CODE are refpeSfully informed that the &c
Book will be ready for delivery on the hi't
Of April next,
Febyxary 10th 1909,
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
EoT3

3 Maditn has fine Uttered his opinion, or
rather bis pr1fsIiaa, Cro'well is profecuted
upon max;m infinitely worfe than any thing
Ia abe felitial law bad Is il Wzs. ts the
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
TIE uR5CRE8Ene

I lie 2 i-tjos-ISi-8E = :
ITO the Waaiag'oD Feserai5P are respectfully
- informed, chat am empowered by Mr. v IL
Lam Rind receive payment OF the balances due
to him in tbs City, and nclghbGurhooa
THOMAS TAYLOR.
Yendue Maa=r.
Riekmesd, Ffb. 26f5. 1909.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19

ADAM CRAIG, c. c. H. c. r.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19
no TIE PUBLIC

1s6Nv gentlemen reGding IN ftates north
vi Of dis have addrefed letters to us, TO lend
Them the Recorder, and requeifed we would
.nanle any perlon nPhiladelPhia,or New YORK,
where they could lend their fubicrlptioh mo-
new. We cake this opportunity OF Informing
the pnblic, thar Mr.. Lewis, papeiT-mak!er, at
Phiiadelphia, will receive any tubicrlPt'ons
emf for the Recorder, and Mr. Coleman, prin-
err Of the New YORK Herald, at New York.
The recorder. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-19

wKTHEREAS Laerstia AJfor@, hasleft ny
wv houfe and board inmy ablence, and re-
lides IN another mans family, forewam al
per(ons from trufing or harbouIlng her on
~ THOMAS AFFORD.
2icbuo0ud, Mprcb 8, 1909.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
SrIeaeo l5netrg.
THE P6YEPTE.

By MARIA sIDpELL.
COME, dulSy flladows of the night,
Companions Of the midnight hour
Sleep binds bis flet CT my brow,
And ienec guards the lonely bower:
Alb, come this reftlefs mind engage,
Soothe it with Retrospective blif,
Recall the Joys of early lie,
And all the prefcnt gloom difmiCs.
Give ne one golden minute back,
OF thofe whom profp'rous fortune frniI'd,
When irendfnip fnooh'd each pafline care,
And peafure's witchiug voice beeul'd:
Cali back thofe dreams OF fond romance,
That luIl'd me with fpeeious name,
With faiths firm pledge, with honor VOW,
Loves ioit Deceit and Il aniient fame.
Dreary and toillome i, the path,
When lIfe's aerial Gchemes are fowu,
When kind il ufion's cheat no more
And fober Realon claims her own:
Burns iben the ardent patriots FIRE,
Awaits the ftoics boafaed aid'
Alas hear goolike Brutus mouru,
How +" Virtues ielf was but fhad.."
The worlds wide defers furvey
With iainting lep, and cherries breaft;
No foul conecnial blends with mine,
tane no bits, feel no ref;
Fled the brisht forms which Fsney drew.
Nor hopes gay gifons cheer my eye,
Oh drown the fen(r Of prefent woe!
Oh fave me from realty
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
1a@s of the unireu States.
SEVENTH CONGRESS 7ftbc UNITED
STA fES.--SEcoU Session,
AT wAsHiNGToN CITY.


an al supplementary to an act, entitul
ed "an act providing psTpqrts for the ihips
and vefels o. the United States
BE il enat7ed BY tie Senate and Hone
Of RPrJsntatiVes Of fb. Uan.d Sfates Of
Hrnsriea, IN Congrg6 ag.mbea, That every
unregiferei ih:p or vedel owned by 4
Citizen or citizen, of the United States,
and Filling with Tea letter, going 10
any foteign country, hAlI before lhe d.
parts from the United States, at Tie re.
quea of the matter, be ia, nilhrd by the
collector of The diAria where luch veGeI
may he, with paflport Of ths form pre-.
icrlbed and e6abiihed BY the at to
which this is a fupPlement, for which
the matter fhall pay TO the collector ten
dollars, and be fubjea TO the rules and
conditions PrefcEibsd in laid ,aei, for
Hips and yehels of tie United States.
SEC. ?. And Be II farlber euaaed, That
there fhall be paid OF every fueh IN
reg tered fhip or veael, falling OF trad
ing to any foreign couotry, other than
Tome port or place in America, for each
and every Voyagc, the fame FUN at the
time OF clearing nutwards, 10 be receiv
ed and accounted form the FINE man.
ner as is by fiI act required in cafes of
ihPs and veGel Of The Unre! States.
Approved March 2, 1908
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

your attention Now let me ak, whe-
ther there he not ionething Of rchgi-
Gus aaturc in thefe fenfatious, TO which
every one Is 70 greatly alive You will
fay they are initin6iive, which accounts
for their being 70 universal. Well
bur are not our good inairds to be
ranked among the moR powerfalfsrings
of piety The very notion Of God and
worihip is "a fort of fra principle, A W
ing from the very nature of the mind
itie!f. That regard to Providence then
which we feel anidlf its Nupendous
operations, without the afiiGance Of
which, fhould certainly operate as a
moral motive leading Us to eatertain
every thought, however offered, that
may aflif in exaIting cur characters.
IL lhoul- reconcile Us tc being called
upon in the mott frequent anJ familiar
manner, 10 attend unto thoie things
whieh concern Us, as coni~ious Of im-,
mortality. 2.
Portland, April, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
IaouS at 99assacpugsSgs.
Commonwealth Of asarsfburc+ts.

GOmmontneaitb of a.3aGatbufetts.
Ia 3e year IF esr Loyd ere aOsssS eig5s 54n9yss
and fayrs.
an az FIR the further protection of
the Maaufafurers Of Stone Lime
within this Commonwealth.
II WHEREAS Lime Cs11s, which have been
filled al various Line kilns, and have been
branded AS the Law requires, after being
brought to market, fold, and emptied, ara
generally pcrquilite Of the laborers or an.
preHtIces, and ire fold by them p-orniltouiv
tc2nihcr manufactures, al low price. with.
Out defacing the fro brands, and are again
ed with lime at other kiins, greatly TO The
detriment and injary OF thOfe whole DANES
they bear:
= SEC. /. w r.r
BE !. ena7Ad ~ tbe SENATE and Esge
Of Reprsentativrs ia General Court alien
5ied and BY n. autb9riy oftbe Iatae, III Il
all tone lime mall be packed ,nto new
caiks, and brought to market in the
fame, infpeaed and branded as the law
provides.
<-H1 &c ~ JErf0eF eH2oed, nat
each and every psrion, who lhall VIC
late or evade the trne intent and rnea,
ing OF this ad, on conviction thereof
hiil be liable to all The penalties and
iorteiru'es provided BY tie f.cond fec.
ton OF an az entitled " An Af accer.
tanning The quality Of Stone Line, and
the tize of lime cail-s, and for the re.
pealing al laws heretofore made rela-
tive thereto," Paaed twenty feventh day
OF February, one thouiand ieyen hun
bred and ninety four. And this act
hall be in force and opperatioa from
and after the fra day of May Eext,
MarGb g. 1903.
BY the Governor approved.
CALEB STRONG.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
Scr this Gazette.
The REFoRM.-No. vi.

NswsPArzR'.--( Continued Jrom LzR No. J
PUBLICATIONS of a moral and
religious nature are among the mofi
efe.tull means OF preventing the cor
ruPtion Of focistr, and advancing il 10
The higheh Improvement Of VIII Oh il il
capable It's a great happineE, that,
annidlt the Profuiion of work ks of an op.
polite tendency, men Of the 6rh ia'ents
have food up in the defence Of teu.h,
agsihlt every growing licer tioufneG.-
They have Profeeuted the work with all
the authority Of fcience, and with zeal
which well becomes 70 great cauCe.
Hence nido'es have multiplied 10 pro
portion 60 the quantity of potion that
has been thrown into the cup Of happi
neis.
Journalists have taken diferen, Fl ies
in he qleaion ofreiigi6n, a. well as Of
pc tiles. Some have afaulted the f4crec
inltitutions of our country in a.manner
which diicovered the moi G,amele!s
eff ontery while others, in the fame,
work OF mishief, have employed the
meanelt articles. In oppofug iuch
attempts, man of pure principles will
hnd the hichea iatisfaaion and reward !;
as he will bis inhaencs in prelervlng
from corruption, one nf the FIRE foutcss
Of pubic happiness. The frusts of fuch
an enterprise mutt depend greatly up
on the elevation CT hisoffice, and the
extent of bis eorrefpond nee with focie-
~ Il is esfy 10 fee Therefore what
advantages for uietulnels week Y ed
tor poilehe', Who is happy enough to be
well dilpoitd to the moral in5ereas of
mankind. He i, PERMITTED 10 istsd his
voice 60 a great diitance. W The multi
tode he addrefes is numerous, il is va
rlou.. Should he be able 10 convey
iub~ne truth into Gugle mindamonglt
the crowd, he oughr to rejoice. But
this Is too model calculation. The
probability is, that his efforts would
contribute to the inaru6tion and CON
fort OF thouiands. il order thar this
purpole, however, be fully arfvered,
Perion thus employed mutt be uniform
and eonfitttnt in his operators. What
he bulbs to-day ihauld rot be dehroy
ed TO morrow. If 1t one time be pie
tents the efuiions of petty he fhould
not, at another, admit btafphemous
indnuation. either TO crafty tate for
hrmour, or ACCOMMODATE himfelf TO
prejudices, which are nor more popular,
than they are UNREASONABLE and iniuri
Gus. The indulgence of fu h contra.
dittions, though in the fmallet degree,
mutt be very unfavourable to the belief
of fincerisA and to the experience Of
luccels in the worthief caufe. While
the. mot obfcure intimations, againf |
the fyaem which he profeGes to defend,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11
Portland Academy.

p
THE Trufse5 Of Portland Aeaderu, are
4 bere5y netifed that fbs next lfm,aanu
meeting ofEud 7rgtqee5, 1uiH Be boldeu at
The hogjs oftbe js5itribsr, on Wednejaaytb.
thirteenth day Of AprI igR. at three O'ei9ck
IN The afternoon. a
SAMUEL FREEMAN, Secretary.
April q 1893. 9
NOTICE i hereby given 10 the nonreudcnt
~ proprictors OF the following lots of Lard,
in the town OF Wr7ggLouesasr, diftrtt of Name !,
that their lots are taxed, to the STATE, ounty
and Town, for the years BOO. 1901, aud Sol,
in the bills committed TO me the fublcribtr TO
collect as follows
Thomas Rand's heirs--The ro5 part of
Lots Nof "a and I44, in the Ttb divi-
ion of laid town, Tax
C.M
For 1900
For 1901
81 For q Boa
Mofes Rsadbury's heirs--Lot No. AZ, in
the 9th divihon, @.
For I8oc 10
For 8eI To-
For 1901 s4s 8 Ell
And unIefs faid taxes, and he ncceGary IL
tervening charges, are paid to me The ColleGt
or, on or before Thurfday, the fri day of Sep
TENDER next, at two of the clock, in the alter
noon, 10 much OF faid Lots will then be fold |
at public Auction, as will pay the fame, at the
dwelling -houfe Of Capt. JABEz CUsHMAN,
Innholder, in faid Newglcucefter.
JOHN WOODMAN, Caiss7or.
NswgSEf9q~, Azarsb 81, 1893. II
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-04-11

This communication onghtto make
planters and farmers examine Their ef
tate' with great care 4, in al prooa )
bihty many ofthem contain trea fursss
Of this kind. Of whieh tie prop-tetors
have hitherto never Entertained In idca
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
mo. 881.
Hate iDuhlifatIsns,
For Sale by Robert 8 Join Gy0y,
BOOKSELLERS e STATiCNERS,

BOOKSELLERS q STAItCNEKo,
KING STREET,
~ RAVELsin Upper and Lower Egypt, DUR
4 Ing the campsign OF General Bonapafte m
that country By >Viyant Demon, 2 vol. Svo.
price 50 cents, in boards.
I Hiaory of the Britlih Expedition to Egypt:
by Robert T.. Wilton, one vol. $40: price $50
cents, bound.
Rofcoe's Life Of Lorenzo de Mediai vol.
Syo. price 67s cents In boadrs, or 10 dols. bound
in calf and gilt.
Parents Friend, or extracts from the principal
works on Education, from the time OF Mlonfat-
que to the prcfent day: 2 vol. Syo. price 4 90
cents, bound.
Public Characters, or Contemporary Biography: :
containing Memoirs of thirty fix of the mott con-
fpcuous characters of the, prelsnt age. price $50
cents, bound.
| Domeaic Encyclopedia; now publiihing by
fnbfcupsion, 10 be comPfied ms vol. Svo. price
10 fubfcfibers 80 cents, per VOL IN boards
Friend Of Women trasaated from the french
|.of Bourdier &c Vlicmett, oy 4. Morfice, prize
100 cents.
Walhiogton's Letters on Agriculture, Svo.
90 cents in boards.
John Bull, OF an Englihman's Fire Side
new and celebrated Comedy, IN FIVE acts, by Geo.
Coiman the Younger, price IS cents.
r. and I. GRAY
Keep conffantiy for fale, extenfye ahors.
msnt Of writing paper and blank account books.
Country Merchants
may be fupplied with the following articles. by
the grofs or dozen, on as good terms asthey can
+. 49, ,,E.d ;o R2lfimore ar; PHI 1ifn bxa.
Almauacs for the year 1904, fchool bibles and
tcfaments, Epifcopal prayer books, Warts plains
and hymns, Rippon's, Weitiey'S and Newtoo's
hymns, New Hymns and Spiritual Sorgs, Jores's
and En,i,k'spocket dictionaries, Univenai, Web
fter's Dilworrh's, Coiumbien and -Pearuc's Ipel-
ling books, y. England and Columbian primers,
SCOTS leiIons, Eadeld's ipeaker, Monitor, Muir
rays Engiiih reader. Sequti 70 do. Introduesion
to Reading, Efop's fables. Alns's grammar, 2nG4
great variety OF cheap and toy books, W ~ dea,s
beR Brit,lh inkpowder for records. Rhodes Of
various deicripticos, red Inofce5o PICKED sooks,
falling wax, seai-ss ptayldg cares, lsaee p0a,ds.
&c. &c.
ILto on Hama,
ESQ reams good wrapPiog papefs few kegs
printing ink of an excellent qqaliy, complete
aaortmrnt of German flutes IRON fora dolls.
each, yiolins, violin atings, bows and bsages,
inaruaions Tor ;Ae fife, aule, violin, &c.
Nota Bcae-Al new American Pub
locations Of merit are regularly receives by Ro6.
and fsbn Gray, and ma, he had al their book
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-11
IIto on HIND,

Dlitrlct OF Columbia,
County OF Alexandria, &.
JuNE TERM, 1893.
John Potts, Complainant,
AGAINST
Robert Finley, John Bsunatyne,
Andrew Buchanen, Jas. Hob.
kirk and Robt. Buchanan Don- PIN Chancerys
lop, merchants and partners un-
der the firm OF Findley, Ban
natyne & Co. and Vim. Wilton,
Defendants,
The defendants, Robert f Finley. mo.
Bsnnatyne, Andrew Buchanoo, Jas. Hobk,rk and
Rob. Buchanon Dunlop, not having entered their
appearance and given tecuri.y according 70 the
act Of adcmb1y and the rules of this Court, and IL
appearing to tie fa;isfattion OF the court, upon
affidavit, that the faid Robert Finley, John Ban.
n,tyne, Andrew Ruchanon, James Hobkirk, and
Robert Buchanon Dunlop are not inhabitants Of
this dihriGt On motion of the faidsconplainans.
by his council, 1t is ordered, that theiaid deter
dsats, ROBERT Finley, John Banntayoe, Andrew
Buchanan, James Hobkirk, and Robert Blchsnon
Dunlap do appear here on the hER day Of Novem-
Der court next, and enter their appearance TO the
fit and give lccuriy for performing che decree OF
the coor, ; and that the other tefcndant'Wm.
Wilton, do nor pay away, convey or tecrcte the
debts by him owing to, or the eftate or effects
in his hsGis belonging co the iaid abient deten-
dants, Robert Finley, Joho Baantayne, Andrew
Buchanan, James Hobkiik and Robert Bac'anoa
Dunlop until the further ofder OF decree OF this
court; and that a cory Of this order be forthwith
pobAhed for two months {ueceaiyesy, IN one OF
the public newfpspers publihed in this county,
and that another copy be poacd at the front do0r
of The court houie Of the laid county.
a copy--Ted, 6. DENEALt,
S 20. dam SleIk
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1The SubscrabeY

u TIC &OUUJLT IUCI
Refpeafully informs his friends and the public
10 general, that be has opened his Store again
in Union itreet, where he has for fale,
All kinds of GROCERIES,
Rhode lland Cheefc and Potatoes,
Onions, Corn Meal, together with
FreM Fruits and NUS, yss.
Oranges, lemons, lines, tammarlnds, rahIns.
figs, pruens, Englilh walnuts, almonds, and fhsll
oarks.
PHILADELPHIA Bottled cy1sr
Of the frit quality, excellent fat mackarel BY the
barrel, and d,a quality chewing tobacco.
Abel Willis.
Sept. .as. q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-05
E0R SIYR

IA VALUABLE Tract Of LAND,
n situate Il the bridge on Opeckon
Creek, about two miles from Martins
burg. Berkeley County, containing SIS
acres, more than 100 acles ofswhich are
cleared, i good arable hnd, and the
rest N timber, shout 70 acres Of good
bottom land, ell Of which can easily be
converted into meadow. As il il pre-
stunned no person win purchase without
hfst viewing the properly, II Is not tho't
necessary 70 descend 70 particulars.-
The premises win Be shewn to any per-
son inclinins 10 purchase BY Mr.. Philip
CONNIE, who at present occupies them,
and the serms made known on spplicati-
onto the subscriber. s
DANIEL VANMETRE. B
July IS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-05
4 EAyERN 10 RENT.

r WILL rent my Tavern II Orange
i court. House, Yirginia, about forty
miles west Of Fredericksburg. This
place has as many advantages a any.
other tavern in Virginia, being in the
centre Of fourpublic roads and the only.
house Of public entertainment kept at O.
range Court House. The houssi Is large
and eonnmodious, being eighty feet long
with ten rooms in il, and a cellar under
the whole house, with good Kitchen,
Meat House, Ice House, and stablins
sufficient. for 100 Horses, q Spring Of
excellent Water, which IS convened TO
the bar, and other parts ofthe house, and
is exceeded BY no place for marketing.
The situation is remarkably healthy, and
the neighboring society friendly and
agreeable. win give possession this
fail. Forparticulars apply TO the subseri-
Der, living on the premises. 6 {
P4UL YERDLER.
"a July !, 1908. Eszsssss SO
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-05

HE subscriber respectfully informs
y The ladies and gentlemen in this
town and il vicinity, that be win opena
SCHOOL On che krst Monday IN Al.
guss next, for the purpose ofinstructinr
them il the rules of DANCING arId
Oder graceful deportments, which aie
osnamental - society; III those who Is.
nor him uith their patronage win, ke
Aatters himself, find Il m illustratitns
worthy of their nflention, whereby ie
frnsts bis claim q general appreciation.
Terms for milton ere eight dollars, thrse
dollaEs entrance, no admittsnce for nm
but thoss Who are instructed in SD
DAVID HARTsHoRN.
Aastinsbnsy, Jnly %, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-05

HE subscriber respectfully informs
the inhabitantsof Shepherds Town
and its vicinity, that he has commenced
the WEAVING BUSINESS, IN III
its various branches in chat place, nearly
opposite Mr.. Philip Shntt's Tavern,
W.T. WIZ ~ kinus o. weaving, such - Coz
yeriids, CarPeting and Diaper, and IN
kinda Of plain work, win be executed In
the neatest and most durable manner. and
hopes from the goodness Of his work, 10
merit the encouragement Of the public.
JACOB WISEHART.
Mdyis 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-05

DAN away from Is. subscriber on
IN the foth Of Tune lask IN sppren-
lice boy named William Calahan, about
8 feet 5 or 8 inches high, and i i6years
sof age. Had on when he went away 4
pair Of striped cotton trowsers, yellow
cashmere waisteoas, homemade linen
shirt and I half-Worn wool hat. Six.
cents reward win Be paid, but no thanks
given for returning the said runaway.
50 JOSEPH MENNER.
Berkeley County, July IS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-08-05
valuable PROPERTY for sale.

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ITO be sold or rented, the Plantation
i whereon / now live. containing
26z acres, . part ofwhich Is sown down
with wheat and rye. There are Is, cral
springs in convenient situations, two Of
which are strongly impregnated With sui
phnr. On this place area good Apple
Orchard, land abopt ~ acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can Be mads. Two
convenient dwelling houses, one Of them
two stories high, the other one and an
half. Also new Merchant Mil. .nd
Saw Mil, working undera 10 feet an -
Sleepy Greek, with two 6vershot water
wheels; the Grist Mil has one pair ST
French Burrs, and one pair Of ALLEGHENY
stones, 4l-2 feet diameter. The stream
on which the Mil stands i nayieable =
Timber i foated down 70 the Mil. from
the upper country, and plank, &c. can
be rated from the MIL down TO the river
Potomak. This properly Is situate s
miles from the Potoinak river. and {
miles from Bath, Berkeley County, Viz
ginia. The tcfms, &c. may be known 81
applying % the subscriber.
FREDERICK SNYDER.
April -, 1905.