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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

To re EgFr4ti n. esr7's md Yssf Or
K.5rgaa4fiyy sF re- CsrmsnSgsqS5 sf
ffsflr6g's.1, IN g-ztrzi Court g.3rzrJs5.
YOUR Petitioners, being IN
a hihitasfs u tra9 or land granted .
I5aalhan Hpimao and others, kan,sn by The
atme ~ Alubcr Cue, un the northcriy Ilc W
An3rllcoggln rivrr Helm4ninwn. bounded
l0uth-rly bY iail river. wrEs-ly by the tosgn
"a Rumtnrdi northcr BY lands pgrehsici hy
llco1 Ab5oss and Ti1gtoEn, cAltcrly by the
town os Yay /: Humb.y ih-wcih, That where
A. our ustion - lush, ia our PrefcuE unor-
osnzea aae, that We csanot Ia snv rrau sr
way ans manner. make Irritable provion tor
the lupp1rs OF lcho9.s, Tor the inlrus1sn Of
our youth and for preached Clfpei among
us, wh.ch are elIen.ially neceG1ry 20 the good
ordcr and well 5cinE o. lociciy. For the above
rcsiOns, and a. your petitioners arc lestered
over large tra4 of land, a. yoCr h0nors viii
Zee by plan hereunto annexed, and as there
are near forty families now irtteC on faid lands.
and a nan,ler more Beginning, aud there arc
ter bills Irnt 10 Is ~ the Hate and county
TrcslureTA, and that ne are under no rggula-
ti0ns ID aiIcls and collect the fame. and that
We NAV be iuitzbly authorized 70 traHla9 bu-
hnefs in . regular way. ycur petitioners hum
by pray your h0nors 70 incorporate All the
lands IS above ccluibcd, IRtO a GoGn by the
name u Dix aud as your petitioners arc very
remotely fcatiercd over the aforcfsId trach,
: and the land very mountancOus, and had max
ing and luppo,iing roads, and numbcr 81
horrc bridges "a build and keep n repair,
which vii be Of gTea, public utility, Tor the
convcuitu nee Of travellers vel Tie IN
hsbatan.s Of this place We 70 ther pray your
honor. to take into c0nileraSion-our iiJuaFion,
and If in your honors' wildom ihouId Zee fl 70
grant rs, your petitioners, che privilege ~
expanding the above def-ribed nate tex and
a number ii years hereafter taxes, - your
bonors ihll fee III on the above mentioned
roads and bridges; aud your petitioners a ID
duty bound viii ever pray.
| John HOLLAND, , t.
SOLOMON LELAND, "'"J"J '''''-
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

WHEREAS, perfon who called himfelf
w BERL.dH BROWN, did ahlcond FROM
y ,2sz, On Tuslday lAll, with property TO a
couiiderable amount, belonging 70 fnrdry
perions--A Reward Of FIFTY DOLLARS
will he gwen for appTehtncins BIN, and The
recovery ~ The Goods; or THIRTY Doll
lars for the Swiadser. re j. aAous 90 years
If acc. well proPnfioard, dark hsir, bins
cves. = a Tsiior by prosei6on-hc = rather
ui.hlcnf. snd carries The appearances ID hen
CIV in his looi-s.
n fsgs Marc }, 1875
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

TIE Ssv.7tb Cerere.5 sffbe Us:i.l Stas., end
ed on the 81 inn The mon important buff :
neE which has been before them, is that
which relates 10 the nififipp;. Our sntici-
pa e. Intelligence on this iubject S 10 the I'D
alt. which We this day Prelent 10 our read
crs. Deeming the fuhjett ef the fri ippor.
iance, and ANXIOUS TO communicate the freihe n
iniormstioF relative thereto, We have deferred
ieveral local ai:icles % give i place.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
HOUSE OF REPREsFvr-1rrYrS.

FEBErAEY Is.
Mr. Newton Gale / for the order Of
tbe day on the report Of the .etea com
mitiee relative to the repeal Of the
BankruPJ Aa. Mr.. ). Smith move J
that the further CONFEDERATION Of the
fubjc9 be PoiPonel to the 4,h Monday
OF November next. After lom- diicu.
hon The motion was lol yeas a., nay
80 the lPesk -r declaring himlelt agaIut
the poaponement.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

IN this town, OF Tueidsy evening lat, Bsa-
jariz Smith. Ffq Of aroyidsn nee, t. Nils Fsa4-
ee5 Fsilet, onty daughter Of the late Major
Thomas Ferd,ck, OF this rcwn.
1T Gray, Capt. .Joga'baa CsAr-iagr, Of Nor.
way, 70 Nils Jglasa C1tB, daughter Of Major
Ied Cobb. ol the former place.
At Lvcrmo Mr.. 1sbn Glib TO Mis- Phi;
S,so,s, daughter OF the late Cap. Pbinea-
Stearns, Of Watersown.
Dim,
az Nor Weymouth. lza Friday evening
after an illneis Of els than "a hours, the Hon,
JOHN LEWIS, Fig Chief lutice Of tht
Court Of Common Fitas for this county, aget
IS Tears.--His funeral ID to he on Tusidzg
ncxt. a. two O'Clock n tie afternoon
AT Salem. JosrPH pERKiNs, Efq aged 50
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
C0mmonzOeaAb Of Maflcbgftfs.

G6DlHl0nI0f0AD J may ttDIf-ffS'
IL Scaate, Jan a4tb, 1908.
ON the Petition of fo5H HoI-
lezJ and others, inha5 5ants Of iraa q and
granted 10 jonathan Holman and Others
knowl by The came Of No one. (alias Hol-
mantown) praying that faiI TRACT Of land
bounded as dsfcTibed in faid petition may be
incorporated INTO town.
Ordered, Thar the Petitioners
caGfe al attefed copy Of their fAid PETE
ticn, with this Order thereof, 70 bs pub
N9ed 10 the PaAqdipn, printed N Bottom.
auI IN the Portland Castle, printed by
Z a. leaks, three weeks iucCeiiveiy, the
iaG publication 60 be thirty days, At lea&,
before the fecoad Wednei5ay Of the irlt
felton, Of the next General Court, that all
parties concerned may thea appear and
ih-w cauit, Of aay they havr) why shd
prayer Cs lad Petition ihould not b
granted. Ssat 4g7Dz fer csHfHrrence,
DAVID COBB, Prsf4srt.
Ia tie H1ac Of RePrefsntatiUsJ, Jan. 1895.
Read ard oonCurred,
JOHN g. JONES Speaker.
a true Cooy-At:.R
&c. VAUGHAN. Clerksffbe Senate.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
Sorttan0,
Lafef fran CaHgrejS.
MONDAY, MARCH 1903.


cspt. S'ro-g Who arrived hero Ian Friday
after a faort pa1sge az .6 hours from New.
york, politely favored q. with Gazette of
rhst cily. u Wedntljay lao, from which We
sx,rsa the folioSing aEtiele:-
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
Excellent Stand fer BylHslj, CT
Ktasebcrk Riser.

TOR SALE e5.ap, y essv-rsat .5sLgsy
Z H9af. As hy so FER, fa-7 -G7ri-I aiga.
completely yfuiA5.a rs.kdr ar9 ~, tabsyea anI
paiAfe6, cuH5 a taHgf5frr baI 4 Es74 la -
ing cbaDfbrrJ; q t5sa ef4o JET eernai1.g ~
fame, gvifb q H-Le f sy4tcr az4rr 4f a god
Barn oEa rtbsr BailaiEs5, hbzrf Jo4
Jf.f head, ertf5 Ais terf ef zpatfr Az 1879 fisr
"a atrr o7 RE- fars, ~ wv 1o fer, tzU5 70
ries bagE, eDfH fsilf-s and .riazfd. Tbr Ie.
BY Land r5HfafH5 Esrr orc bgUl-sl arrsf. orL
r5 Heatlg tfAore 2 7aaftsr part 1fif n r0-.-
erea zlHb Sghitt aat, aza . EtrtJ 1yr d.6sE
msyb. 7'bs iot extrHsf sc r19s on t5e rl4,-
~, Svtb EH4bsr W 90d bBsb5 y.y rafrB-
irs Jalmor. Il ieria3r5 IN rrcsh-nf Sc
Tara, Stiib s-.ry fbir- s17urE.e4f w. baig4-
RS, 2 good md or so fssf, q rosd dark fs~
fini5sr, AID i3lHs Tfrs5-r HE--I 4uI PLANK ir
~ fsrs.----F Fer prize aE4 ferasS. frgrirr sf
BENJAMIN EMMCNS az Gs5rrrfs-sr,
eppc6fe JoFe} E6eJ, lssiEs On fbs brernies.
FEB. IS. Tar.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

"A Red Morocco Pocket Book
WAS fyuad hetwccn Eor1sn -Ccrber
w Y SaccaraPpa, on lAe -o.h ,rtanr,
containing fume lettsrs dire lcl >
Brunfwick, add fgryrsl p1prrs The
owaer may have ID. fame hy proving gro.
perty aud paying charge. --irqlir- of
Nathaniel Fof.
Garbe-, F.B-pz,y AL
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

Nezgj4wtGire ELsf7ioa. The election
Of aate officers took pla-e ID Newh4mp
lhire on Tucfday lar. In the towns
Of PorIlmoGth, Darlington, Concord
and Kingaon, Gov G:.maa, The federal
candidate had 674-Mr. Largaog his
opponent 76l. IL the fame towns laa
year Gov. @. had but 43S, ard Mr.. l..
eo+. On this increale Of federal votes,
Especially in Portlmonth, the lat Cralls
oblafves- * Thus even Pottlmoulh, on
whole Jeferlonianilu, the whole De.
mocracy Of Newhamplhire place their
6meG hopes, has fanItered in tie igpo5ls
rae, and evinced that he is not yet i'm
pregnabIe to trnfb and fsdsraJm."
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07


EETHzKEAs Commiiiion VI BankruprcY
w hath been awaroed and iiIaed apsinli
Benaiab Hanjor, Of Bowdoinham,
in me Djfrif Of Meme, Trader, and the
laid Besaia5 HaEl6n has been declared 4
Bahkrupt, he is hereby required tn furreu-
der 10 the Comniihoners VIZ laid Commit.
iioR named, On Friday the 18th aay al
March infant, on Friday the lit and On
Wednesday the 7oth days Of April next, al
10 O'clock, "A. N. on-cach ~ fad DAY. ~
the Ofire Of Saloon Glass; Efqune in
Middle freet, Portland, IL the DihriQ ~
Maine, ard inaSea full difcovcfy and d.
cloiure Of bis EHate and IHcds--
When and where his Creditors are to
come prepared 10 prove their debts ard
atthefccOnd meeting 10 choofe AZ Afignee
Or Adigaees and AZ the Taft meeting, lad
Bankrupt Is required ~ fiaifh fis exanli-
nation and IN tzld iait meeting ary of
the Creditors OF faid Bankrupt may b.
heard before laid Commit lnrrs. aeaina
the making or allow.nr Of a certificate 10
the Judge Of faid Diar :, I'd epillr lad
Bankrupt 10 Certificate Of Diichargs.
AL per!Ons indebted 10 lait Bankrupt,
are to make immediate payment ! and
thofe who have any D. his EFsas, are Il
deliver the fine % fach peri0ns only, a.
the Commifioutrs fhal appoint.
SALNos cHAsE, I C9vlnI-
WiLLiAM WIDGEEv, yf4sr5.
Dsts4 Mars :. fSc.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
BORT ct l3ortlanH.

l3ort ct I90rtianH.
Fri4sy Afzrzb 4-ArTFvei Avg -, SfrVsg,
fen NeTryort.
Sazss als--5r,i7-sirg RisbsaslS, capt. HslJi
n d. Jysa St. Ttszs5.
SaHs A.y---frr;gsi Brig Fax, Jfs= Bgfs4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
,5ort CT arnnrbunk.

sALgr, wARca 4.
WRECK The fchoonsr which was lately
towed IN here bottom upward. failed fron
Portland for the Well Indies OF Tuesdsy Feb.
u, loaded with lumber, sc. She had : men
on board, aud the matters name VS. Joiepb
Stewart. She was yelerdsy fold a auction,
without being rishied, for the benefit o. the
concerned, for $50 doilars
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

UnIeis iald taXcs md nccshaTT inttf-
vening char es are pad to me tBe iubicri-
Der, on or nefcrc Monday the Punt sf
.fsrH next, 81 much IF lad land will be
fold by public Autticn IS viii pay Inc
fne, 1t the houf- of Capt. Js.fpb Ss7rS-
5rs5y-, inahol5cr IN fad Frerport-
JOSEPH HUTCAINS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

q letter from Caps F-alc7is, of Fe5.
,, n Bplon Gaz-tEe of Tnl,fiaY LAD
ta'es, that the m stoTtuaes Of the French
have hssn greatly etsgg-rat-I-rc
late ilme fkirmahes between the troops
AM the bri sanis-'hst Geo. Rocham
beiu hls gone with 1000 frclh troops
% top The P'ogfef of the bla.ki n
the iodta-lni that large reinforce
n ITS are expelled from France Al
ID, that the American commerce had
been put upon the fame footing with ,h-
French except only higher impcR duty
2 d that the America has BE- en- re
paid tie money they had been forced 20
lead.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

Il wiifls'ssisd ~ esa. Jaskr,a. Will
rs zceuloned ard,r an iiacrrity
ne debate vats adjourned after louf
O'Clock e morrow, ana Mr. Brecken
Hi5.t amsatm ~ ordered ID y. print
81. IN deba'e is exposed 70 b. &c
n@~@l an decilei 10 morrow.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

C7ETtsrtcii BMt.-Twent7 dollar bills
Of the Portimonth Bank, Ggned OF0ey
Ps15-ly, payable at Philadelphia. are IN
circul alton. Two or three have been
de eded 10 his town. They are pretty
well executed but are done on pa
per Of a poorer quality, ana the impref-
ion is much fainter than the true bills.
Some other llight deviation, are offer
vable in comparing them with thole
which arc genuine
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
Er.eha,t. FL. -. 1907,

fTfehorf, Ft2- 20 1893
NOTICE Is hsrrby given 10 the .oon-
~ reidrnt Proprietors Of laod IN Free
pot I, D,frie Of Maine, lying IN iquadFous
aHd ranges, that thsir laads are taxed TO
the State, County and iowa, Tor the year
1899, in me bills committed 10 me- the
fuSicrItcr 20 colleG, as follows
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07
on TaUGs0 ~. feIa l4

n OEilE M h-r.bv given, thai gfr fie
= y AT vsliuS ~ ths Rrai Eaaic of T7ts5
certf3ahrI tanhrurfi Yinx Al Nist-
i-t which > . ~ h8sc hrsn ia.. csg, i8
a.iourncd tn
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

Af1g1tstsf5 LsgjfIfar---has Tor fome time
P'a been occupied with variety Of local bu.
hnsis. Banking, Inlurance, aad Turnpike
companies are the order Of che Gay. We ihall
ntrt week devote eoluma q two for fan.
mary OF The proceedings.
The bill for etabhfhins new Blnk A. B5r-
ton, has pahed both houles.
Balls are before them for e0abilhiug new
bank AZ Salem-oue a. S4co--One at North
ampton one At Ntrbejford and one At Rox-
bury,
The Maine Turnpike AG5ciation bill has
psacd for third reading.
Bills 70 saablllh the Gotham Academy, alfo
one al Hsm6en, have PaRed 10 be sngroaed.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-07

The Lego uure have made choice IF
the Hon. TIMOTHY PICKERING,
Eiq. as a Senator in the Congrels of
The United States, in the room OF the
Hon D1u.gbt Fsl2sr, Eiq- reigned.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
FOR SALE,

a TRACT of LAND. lying on the
n Kenhawa. one mile from the town
OF Point Pleasant, containing los acres,
of good quality, for which general war.
rantee title win be given.
Atse Jar sale, Two Bonds on gentle-
man in kenhawa County, for 24oo dol
lars, now due, the amount of which may
at any time be obtained in real property
situate in said County.
The above Land and Bonds will be
exchanged, on easy terms, for real pro.
perry in Berkeley County.
Application TO be made to the subscri.
Der living in Martinsburg. " =.
WILLIAM RIDDLE. /
September l6, 1908. -. u
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
,JOTICE Is hereby given, that q Pc
= tition will be Dresented In fhe next

NOTICE Is hereby given, that Pc
i y tition win be presented to the next
General ASSEMBLY Of the State Of Vir-
ginia, praying, that 30 much Of the
Counties Of Berkeley, Hampshire and
Frederick, asare included in the follow
ing bounds, to wit g beginning at Cher
rvs Run, from thence up Potomak Ri
yer to the mouth Of Little capeon, thence
up Little Capeon to John Copsics, thence
with straight line to the Romney road
leading from thence to Winchester, six
miles from Francis Whites, thence
down the Romney road to Lockhart's
Tavern, thence with straight line to
Sleepy Greek Mountain called Third
Hill, from thence to the beginning. May
Be formed into a separate County, and
that the seat ofjustice be as near the cen.
tire thereof as the convenience ofthe land
will admit. ~ $3.50 .. =
September so, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
A CAUTION TO ALI wHoMIr
=: ss::::::3s.ss MAY CONCERN.

80
.yTIHEREAS acetain Thomas VII.
w son, who says he is from ths
State Of Tennessee, and that be. inter-
married with an heir Of Thomas Fryatt,
decd, Is in possession Of an article Of
agreement made between Bartholomew
Fryatt and the subscriber, many years
ago, concerning q balance Of moneywhieh
the heirs Of Thomas Fryatt claimed on
account ofthe sale Of some land, which
he, the said Thomas, was never seized
Of, in any manner whatever. Whether
the said Wilson Is = smpostor or not,
know not, but this know, that when
the agreement was made itwasdetermin-
ed that il should draw no interest until /
legal demand Of the money was made,
which can be proven by testimony now
living. Since the said Wilson came to
this County he presented the agreement,
when the money was rendered. in full,
according 70 the spirit and meaning Of the
agreement. The said Wilson being D !
bout 10 sell the claim, this Is Intended
as caution tothe public, least an impc.
sition might be committed. 3d. :.
JOHN sFRYATT.
September IS, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
MADE his. escape from the Jail Of
WI Berkeley County, on Sunday
the nth inst. a Negro man named j r.
RY, the property of Mr.. Hezekiah
Swearingen, he is about feet or :
inches high, has down look, and is Of
a very dark complexion he has = wife
belonging to Henry Eekle, ofWashing-
ton County, Maryland, 4 miles from
Sharpsburg, near the road leading from
thence to Hagers Town. The above re-
ward will be paid to any person who will
deliver said negro tothe Jailoro of Berke.
ley County. r
September 16, 1908. - -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07

PY virtue of a Deed oftrust, executed
= to the subscribers by Michael M
kewan and Mary his wife, for the pur.
pose of securing q debt due from said
M'Kewan 70 James Quinn, win be sold
g Public Auction for ready money, on
Tuesday the LIST day of November next,
2 Valuable Tract Of L AND lying on the
east side of Back Greek in Berkeley
Gonnty, containing about 400 acres, on
which there Is a Stone fMerchAnt and
Grist Mil, calculated for three pair Of
stones, Distiltery and Saw Mill, all in
good repair and adjoining each other.
two convenient Dwelling Houses, with
other necessary out. Houses also seve-
val never-failing Springs OF excellent
Water, and Sulphur Spring, all con-
venient to the Houses |; about so acres
OF said land is cleared, nearlyall ofwhich
would make excellent meadow that can
BE- easily watered, the balance Of said
Tract is in timber. Akoabout $50 acres
of we'll fimbered Lane, living within
two miles Of the above described proper
y, ON which there is supposed to be .
quantity # Iron-oar. ALso the following
Negro slaves, to wit: Yarmouth, a Ne
gro Man. Sarah his wife, and Fanny
their child, and Yarrow Negro Man.
The sale viii be held on the premises, to
commence at u o'clock.
-: IEPHRAIM GATHER,
~ - MATTHEW RANSONE,
\ Trustsss.
-~-4Ssptember 2, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
SIX CENTS REWARD.

D AN away from the subscriber on
IN Sunday the 21st August, an ap-
prentice boy named John c. Gustin.--
All persons are hereby cautioned from
harboaring or employing the said appren-
tice, as | am determined atop prosecute
every person so offending and any per
son who willtake up said runaway and
return him TO me, shall have the above
reward. \
GEORGE DREAMER, jun. :
BARR, Septsmber,,9, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07

THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
L those who have stood indebted 10
him one year and upwards, for medical
services, to call and discharge their res
Peetive accounts.-It is hoped that . liz.
tie reflection will convince them or the
ProPriety OF a punctual attention to this
reguest-in complying herewith, they
will obviate the necessity Of resorting to
measures, troublesome to themselves,
and extremely disagreeable to their very
humble servant I
THOMAS PATTERSON
September -, 1905. y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
PUBLIC SALE.

,nNthe sth day of November next.
" in the town Of Darkesville, il the
County Of Berkeley, win Be sold % the
highest bidder, for ready money, the
HOUSE and betterpart ofa LOT, with
che aPpurtinances thereto belonging, az
this time in the possession of Matthias
Urick, lying andbeing in said town-to
be sold BY virtue Of deed Of trust, exc.
cuted by said Matthias Urick 10 me, to
secure the payment Of sum Of money
due from said uriek 10 Mr.. William
Wilson. -aS-<<t ST
< ELISHA BOYD, Trustee.
September IS, 1905. [.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
FOR SALE.
9Th Month, Sta, 1908. (7p.

foN on1S6S
.A-YALUABLE4Tract Of LAND,
"A situate at the Bridge on Opeekon
Greek, about two miles from Martins
burg, Berkeley County, containing SIS
acres, more thantwo| hundred acres Of
which are cleared, is good arrable Land,
and the rest in timber, about 20 acres Of
good bottom Land, all Of which can easi-
" be converted into Meadow. As it is
presumed no person viii purchase With
out FIRST viewing the properly, il is not
thought necessary to descend to partieu-
lars. Mr.. Joseph Evans, iur. my agent
IN this business, Is authorised to contract
with any person inclining to purchase,
and the premises may Be seen on applica-
ton to Mr.. Philip CONNIE who atpresent
occupies them.
-. DANIEL VANMETRE.
September 2, 1908. Ism.l
y ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-10-07
PUBLIC SALE.

VN7ILL be sold At the house Of the
Wv subscriber, living near Martins
burg, on Wednesday the i2th of Octo-
Der next, Wagon Horses and Brood
Mares, q Road Wagon, number of
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs-Aiso some
Farming Utensils and Household Fur
niture. Bond with approved security
win be required. The sale toeommence
at 10 O'Clock.
JOSEPH EVANS, iur:.-
September IS, 1908. 2 r.
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A GREEABLY to the last will and

A GREEABLY to the last will and
IN testament Of Jacob Snider, decd,
win be soldatpublics endue, on Monday
the 31st day Of October next, on the pre-
misses, valuable Tract of L AND, con-
tanning 5l4 acres, lying on both sides of
Back Greek, Berkeley County, 6 miles
from Neutrality-suspicious. 200 acres are
cleared, IS ofwhich are good meadow,
and more can be made.-On the premi-
SEES are Saw and Grist Mill, good
Apple orchard and other Fruit trees, a
tolerable convenient Dwelling House,
with we'll Of excellent Water at the
door, two Barns, 4 Still House, and o.
ther out houses, al convenient to the
Dwelling House. The whole tract is
well watered, and the woodland cover.
ed with good timber. :. - -~~-- i
1sI There 1piH also Be sold e. f.
At the same time and place, a numbered
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c. The sale
will commence at 10 o'clock, and attend
anee win be given by, :
DAVID SNYDER, and1
ABRAHAM SNYDER, EXIT.
Sqsember 80, 1905. ~. ~
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MILITARY LANDS FOR SALE.

pY virtue Of a power delegated to his
- Executors by the last Win land Tss-
lament Of John Rose, Esq. deceased,
late of the county of Westmoreland, we
the subscribers, having taken upon our.
selves the execution of the said VIII and
qualified thereto according to law, now
offer for sale, the following traetsof land,
viz. a. go
One Tract of, fifteenhundred acres, by
patent, bearing date 7th day Of January,
1895, lying on Cumberland river, in the
State OF Kentucky. - = =
One of6fteen hundred acres by patent,
bearing date the 3oth day Of August,
1897, on the waters Of Paint Greek, be.
tween the Miami and Scioto rivers.
One of fifteen hundredacres by patent,
bearing date the 25th of April, 1900, al
so on the waters Of Paint Greek.
One oftwelye hundred acres BY patent,
bearing date the 25th ofApril, isoo, ly.
ing on the banks of the Scioto river. -
Two snialllots ofone and two hundred
acres, on the waters of Lees Greek, a
branch Of the Rattle Snake fork of Paint
Greek. = :. - : - = =
One other small tract, of three hun.
2dred and Fifty acres, in the same neigh
bourhood--and lastly, =. ~ =.
|. One other tract Of fifteen hundred
acres, surveyed and patented for Bur.
CESS Ball. lying on a branch Of Gaspers
river, adjoining the upper corner Of
George Washington's survey, and the
same having been sold and conveyed by
the said Ball to the said Rose. Propo-
sails for purchase of the whole or any
part Of the said lands will be reeeiyedyer<
bally or BY letter, addressed to any of the
subscribers. The taxes on these lands
have been regularly paid, and a clear and
indisputable title win be made the pur-
HENRY ROSE, Alexandria,1
WIN. ROBINSON, Leeds, Ex'rs.
LAu. BERRY, Port-RoyaL j
= September 9, 1905. = = F2m.