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Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21
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Ltratwe. IA. Fire M.
The new Seatsns Of The Iaai,me b,,-
The name Of Academies. Thee MA
therefore be, as formerly, The F-r,h
Academy, the Academy Of Sc;ebce.
he Academy Of Bellies Le.t,es. s-i
The AGA .enny Of Fine Arts ALI m-
members Of the Inttitule will "
uIbuted into the fcve1al Acsdsm...
according TO The nature at their Dgrnil
the old members Of the Acsderi.
who ID rot belong to the Inaiule v;.l
be replaced IN that Academy 81 vbsL
they formerly formed 4 narr. F,h
Academy ihall have It's parricolsr GO
Of regulations for as occupations. ne
Lotions, and its internal policy. Ig;,L
rsiPef 10 other objeas. they Gall u
iubmitted TO an adm.niara ion eoo,.
mon 70 the whole Of the iuairuts. SnrL
we are given To un5erfand are III
leading features Of the plans thar are :
be fubmitted to Government.
On the z7ih Of Nov. Il vas decrcel
thar every year there hall Be produced,
az the expence Of the French Govern
mcnt, four hiforicaI nainttns.,and iva
ltatues, the fubjea ofthe paint 7 ihall
be tome part Of The French hiaerY, 10
be fixed on hy the French government.
heltatnes ate TO seFref1nl iuch French.
men as have rendered import I'll lergicss
TO theT country, and The individuals 70
be thus repreiented are ID be named
by the French government,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21

Forming the fun inthei- \ ands
IN the year 1907 doris.
9 OF This fun The Secretary
renders the following account
e. That to the payment
Cfinterell on the aebt accrued
IL the year 1907, there has
been applied dolls.
I" To she Reimbursement
Of principal Of domeaie debt,
Dutch debt, due in 1901,
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21

TO the diicharge Of the debt,
N The year I8sz, dolls. 5000, 738 n
9. That 10 meet the in
Ralment OF domettic debt, fri
due IN the year 1909, they
have retained the fun Of DIS. G,Gr7.2to ~
= The Secretary further
Rates, that at the clofe Of the
year 1901, there remained
(ezclulveIy q proteled bills
outttanding, and Of nae9glieS
balances, in the hands Of a.
gents) az aa115lisa balance of
suildera, 5,9r4 6o6 10 rivers;
applicable % the payment Of
Dutch debt, in the year 1903,
equal to dolls. 2.36;8zz 10
Making The fun drawn
from the treafury in the year
1907, but rot a8pLsl in that
year, dolls. 3AGs7ir ~
II to the fun which Is fta-
ted to have been applied to the
reduction of the debt in 1902;
viz. dolls 6,6oo-7S III
he added to the lat fun, ia.
ted TO be 10 the hands Of a.
gents, and net a8eE.d, viz.
dolls. 3,A3j,7IT 77I
The fun, accounted for
in fome way or other, is dis. Io,I83,4so "a
which deducted from the fun
in 'hsir hands, dolls. ro,a9S,f9o g
leaves balance, which the
report does no. account for in
any way, dolls. rI474o ztI
From thefe faas am led TO remark,
that the act of lat felton,, plased
among the proudelt plumes Of the pref
ent administration, entitled, an at
providing the redemption Of the whole
public debt Of the United States"
makes i expressly the duty Of The com
miilioners Of the linking fusd, to ap-
ply mutually the fum of 2. 500 900 dol
lars TO the ditcharge Of he d=bt-and
thar it appears the fun Of dollars
s, o99,738 At only has been applied in
the year lSoz-ieavins 4 deficit of
dollars 600, 16I Sc. Asto the large
fun of 3,463,7II drayn from tbs
Trasinry, and not oBPied, il would have
been more fltisfadory to = that jealoufy
which, however detefable, in private,
is the lovliea trait in political charac-
ter" had We been informed in whole
hands as agents this immenie fun was
reaing. As to mylelf. lhouid be glad
TO have been Informed what necefIity
induced the drawing 70 large fun
from the treafury, 10 long before it
was TO be applied. Why mon=y was
RENTED to Europe (if the faa Be f5)
TO meet debt not yet due, at a time
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21

AS 4 further exhIlatfOn OF the iuD-
iea embraced by the rsfolulion offered
10 the Houle Of Representatives, on
Wcdncfaay lat BY Mr. Grifwold, we
prefent the following extrad Of a let
Ter from the Hon. John StanlY, mem.
Der Of Congrefs from Northcarolind, 10
his Continents, which has been jult
publiihsd, and which affords much light
upon lubied which will july eomm4ad
much Of She public attention. The
whole of Mr.. StAnley's letter fhall lpee-
Oily be given.
The reader will foon he pref1hted
with more minute exhibition OF tits
important fubiea. The fpeeeh Of Mr.
Crfwold, when the relolution vas in
troduced, will be found to contain much
jntsreliEg matter the documents which
will accompany il, will amply fupport
the hatements which have been made,
and their correctness will be found not
to have been impaired by the letter Of
Mr.. Galiatin, which Is ordered to be
printed.
sThe funds annually appropriatcd
to the dilchargc Of our debt, are By act
Of Copgrels under the direction Of the
Vice Prelideut, the Secretary of the
Ire fury, the Secretary Of State, the
attorney General, and the Chief Tuf
tices Of the United States, who are Aded
the Commiflioners of the linking Fund.-
Of thefe Commiflioners the Secretary Of
the Treaiury is the Agent, the power
OF the others is barely nominal. The
Commidioners have laid before Con.
grels at the prelent felton,, report Of
The Secretary Of the Treafury made
to them, containing detail of the
msalures purified ia the year 1902, in
relation 70 their duty. II does not ap
pear that the Chief Juaice Of the United
States had been confulted on there pro
ceedings his name does not appear to
the report.
(" This report ofthe Secretary ofths
Treafury fatey, that during tie year
1902, there has been drawn from the
Trealury of the United States on &C
count Of principal and intereR Of the
doneltic debt, the fun Of
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21

Making the FUN agza'lg a55i;s4,
to the dilchargs Of The debt,
IN Inc year ISsz, dolls.
Jenks' Portland gazette. Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1802-1803, 1803-03-21

THAT Of the money drawn
from the Treaturyt in the
year 1907, which remained
uuapp led at the expiration Of
thar Year. and was applicable
to the Dutch debr, here was
guiIdefs 2,3I3.846 10 ltivers
equai at 20 cents, each gull
der TO
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'ysnks' Portland GazeIe.
MoNpAY, MARCH u.

70 t5s cViror Ct tbs DorGsns calsat.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-25
Valuable Property FOR Sale.
Aufua "a

III Pa1Jaence o q Decree q Alex-
aadrle county carr, IN tbe ai9sieq ",
GolamJ;e al ne la9 1e4s tessa; and
sbs l.lf eetA nd teFQme4f IF lezris
H55fsss, dsetajfa,
WA be Told at Public Aue1Ion,
IT, tie 5jqbSf 5Ala<r, far ,ealv aesep,
on 2.baglaoy sbe . "a day q Separator
eexf, j fair. II sof tbe ee7.f |ajy dry,
at Fix 6o0t e} Frasca Rosisl, AZ lie
Ldille Felix, al tie REAL ESTATE
ef f6< yai3 L<eois Atpksns. 50 egit:
One undivided third part Of
ao7 acres Of LAND, IN the fAid dief;d,
near the laid L;ttlr Fails, upon wh1ei, a,e
MerchsoS aAilis, win ststee pair OF French
Burr MAI S.ones, $40 every necesiasy and
convenient maelsiuerg for rnasa.at tarsng
hoaF 10 tic fe& adyaasages aito Brew
cry ard Diailiety, Milterss Hoofs. q
Brewer aai y Oilers Jiou5c. aod fairy
other Improvements. This Yyoperty will
ar asewn TO any ptsf>a ggho may i'sssre
to parchats il, |ly thela FTsaeis Dea,eir
at sny sisnc befere the Day Of fa!e-
A {ga0 Of LAND ia FalgFax
coua.y, sbon. shfee miles Fsonl she f4s3
Litsic Fails, eoorsioiog zo7 aersss aPaA
which IS dwelling hoaIc, IL WHICH aars.
Susan Svfen hives, ard iundry o1fsr s.a'-
proyemenss; abous swo thirds Of this i&na
are cleared, and ne renaainder in wood
liz is good tanning iasad. MT Wiiliam
w aters. who LIVES ncay il. viii lsaew tbs
land 20 any gel4on CT psfloas who may
incsiae te purcsaaie iss at any t'nic presi-
ous 20 the Gale.
MRS. Sufan Wren, who was the wiaow
ofshe faid Lewis Hiplsias. tas q rlges q
dover ia the aiorelaid pTapcrtys
{T The Safe will cogne,1ce atawelse
O'Clock.
Phil. r. FendaN,1
Robert Young, Ex5ors.
VIM. Waters,
Aaoua i9. d
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No. 843.
VALUABLE LANDS
FOR SALE.

By vIrtns 81 q DEED Of graG <as-
,ecafed " Heary Lee 10 fIe /u5ls,ider,
far fearing a ,dr6f DE frew Ioa Rtxyy
Ire, y Wm. L&deyeA lee, deseafd.
the jollozUsng traits IF Lns1 svM be
Sold at public Auction,
far re4s.ay n0r<y, at tbr tires and Places
blre4fler meass.aed, f50t q 10 fy:
One tract containing $500 a.
cres, laIIed iloIlis's Marlh, lying 10 tie
couny of WeamoreIand, aajaioing tie
StaH,fd eAate, and bordering on the po-
tomae river.
One other traa containing
500 acres lying il the county Of Faitfsx,
z; tie moatE. OF DifhcuIt run, on the yea
iiac thereof, md bounded BY che Posoalsc
river at she Gseat Falls.
One osher trait containing
1900 acres, together with moiesy of a
MILL, ssirg Is I'.edesi<k ccunsy, where
the (aid tfsa Is called and kncwn q; the
mace Of Bafalae Ma,ll.
Theft tsa6ss will be fold on shc reipec-
tive psea1ifes TIE r{t on the zSsh Of
Septemhss tie I'd on che 6eh Of Geo
Der, and the Cd On tic 9Th Of Oetobes
oegfo
The above tracts viii be laid OF ard
lo!d in fmailer parcels, if the tide papers
can bc obtained in tig.e 20 enable the llss-
icfiaer to have thera divided.
lSignedi
Ba1lrod tVslairgto,,.
AufuG q dl5tbc
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public uRnOue.
On FRIDAY,

~
j ,,floek, vii be ssld al the Vtala<
SIRE,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy inpipes,
Gin IN pipes and bis.
Whikey and Apple Brandy in bls.
Sugar in bids. tierces and bis.
Coffee in tierccs and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
gsi6ns in Kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs 10 kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
%,
4 pariety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which arc,
Cloths, Coat.ngs,
Kerieymeres, Dufils,
FlainS and heficyS,
Negso Cottons, Serges,
Elaeicks, blue Friezes,
Calimancoes and Ruacls,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Ifiil Linens, Sileiia do.
Ofnsbasgs and Ticklcnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
n,ianna Handkerchief,
lsaycd Threads, Hats,
lundry other Articles.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
Augua 20.
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MAHOGANY.

The fubfcs;Eer bas for fie as,cue 5000
feet Mahogany Of hyperion qual.sy, sroEn
one inch to any iizc.
BenjIasaaia Adams,
Aasa& az. eo3tt
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ssales 'Dp Sutton.
SATURDAY..

Il 10 sseiaes, Ill III he iol1 al s.bs HeaG.
sfsre, the eorasr Of Kiag aaa OH
Gfeess.
Rum in hhds. ana barrels,
Whiikey in barrcls,
Apple Brandy in bsrsclss
Gin in oaks,
Winc in pipes and quseter caks,
Moiales in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White ard brown Sosp in boxes
Coacs in caiks ard bags,
Saiins in kegs ard boxes
Quccn's Ware, and
Also
A variety Of DRY GOODS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-25
WILLIAM RAMSAY
HAS OPENED

8
Pore in cafl,s and hott,es. Wines,
colmeoar and Malaoa
Old ST. Iuiian and Mcdoc Claret in
cafes &C DOZEN each
White Wine Vinegar,
Atb proof Jamaica Rum.
nt, Coon;ac Randy
Holland Gin,
Loaf, lump and Moicovsdo scear.
Snoar Ho,{e kaolsaes
Igpefisl.
Cbalsn -
TIyfon. -, -
Young TIyfen. s Il
Hylea skin, s s
soucloac. SIS
Pouchong souchong, s.
padsa Souchong, s
Peco Soachong,
Bohea =
Green Coffee,
Durham and Dixon's Muaard,
Alspice, Cinnamon, Gloves, Mace and
Natnegs'
Naatz as'a boufoeaaS os'lSe oN'
n;' Ia'slup' o1aeaisd fi0iis ana hnsallA
go ee,:. 60.
praaes Rs,Gas am and s,f, ghrll S,o,oras
Leiper's saaf ia bottles.
n, y,e,} Stuazi-ipo gahaeca
Martins bea s1an;a Seusys
Rsaet Salt for sat}e u(e.
Georois Cotfon
G5arr:n;;ear Novesu.
Mo,,d sna d;o,,d Ca,ss.e
IerIev Cbee(,s &c ~ excellepf oual;fv.
Wrans;no paper brnuo and blae.
Roll Br;n,i4r1e E7;o glus
To H. Peute1
Az co... 6 80 ;s,,-,.s;.e.,. =.
lu Ia1Fe4 W. 800, '' s;5 a 'ps
sa $500 - go "a I'm a.u 49, ss,sn,.,s1
= : NV sco.,,,.Ss. ' s 80 ssa,;,, a.
~ :. ssass r,,as j
uo,51e c7,sasS
srsc rsf = ) l7rs y, NM Eop
$500 - ~ Shrr - <AAS-0 -N
Fy1,h tyo,u yss5 bon ~ ! sj,oyf ba,-.
- -, p.l.l x,.t.1
s@gs Y ,es sse. C eesef, ,,l I.asS1 -.
q lSw oo1esv - G y, ss'
Aenaonss g0co EnSihh WaiiSfS.
Ereih LINES by she brig Lucy
Ezcellsas B lots 'aelfd Almonds
~ pa;s,a H. =. sox
To- Do E S1lna s,a y p;,, aar 00A'
sy,, - ~; -, 80,
5 5.,.,as s ss;p; w. w. D'A''''
Loaf. l,,le> Is,1,p and brown Sugar,
saladoii, Olives, Anchovics s. Capers,
Gin cafes e,npsy and full. as MAJ Il:
d.s1ed, - = ' !
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RlcAettS, Newton and Co.

ANAS 'sASs.tSs NEWTON ana 70.
Haze recessed oad far Sale,
A lew bales German Linens,
asraaks calieoes and chintzes,
? do. holery,
10 boxes wool and cotton cards,
5 treaes threads,
80 boxes dipp'd and mould candles,
10 hhds. moiaass,
: do. Jamaica fpisas.
8 do. fugars,
90 barrels prime pork,
50 do. behring's,
20 do. lhad,
so kegs James river tobacco,
100 tons platter.
&- They are gsuiag CEN, for
7Vheat, -four, corn, rye, beans
and tobacco.
Auguit /. d
PRINTING IN al It's uar,s.y exc
sted q. this ohce.
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FOR SALE,

a mail Tract land, consisting q
= & 81 bne hundred and sevca acres. ,. I.
This Land is very valuable, as il Is
VI j. a mixsureo Of limestone and slate,
aud lies almost wholly TO the sunrise ;
The greater part Of tits cleared and in
good tenable repair; there are on the
premises = good Dwelling House and
Kitchen. two excellent Springs of ne.
yer failing Water, AMI d good thriving
Orchard efchaise Apple Trees now in
their prime. Any pefsod tiaclining 70
purchase, may have Immediate possessi.
WILLIAM BURNS, jun.
December t6s 1905. ! .5 i: : ;
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J FRIDd 4, Dss,nstr 30. 1906.
NOTICE.

TNHERE-be being q very great proba'
bility Of the negroes purchased b,
me on the 3otho f September last, Il the
widow Edelen's sale, being free, I there
fore take this method Of informing the
public, thar am determined not 70 pay
the note given for those negroes, untils
final adjustment Of the business takes
place, and 4 clear and indispntable title i
given me.
HUGH y. PATTERSON.
Dece mber 3, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30
SENATE OF THE q. STATES,
tx DERATE ON TftE e
LOUISIANA TREATY:

-: LOUISIANA TREAT r. =. =
e 1n act autaorising the creation 81
;: stoek, to The anount of elepeH millions
t,vs hundred aud # I'M thousand dollars,
for the PURPOSE Of carrying into feel
me Csnoeltion 81 the. fhfrteeaM ef4A-
briL 1905, Befwrea the uaited Sfdfes
o} Ameriica and tte French RebubEr.
!. and makiag etoviaoa FIR che payment
efthe same.n nlsr consideration.
onthe question, shall the bin pass! :
White nioved, the further consi-
deration Of the bin Be post oneduntil the
second Monday of Decembernext, stat
ing as the ground Of the motion be had
the honor TO make, thatthe question was
then involved innuch doubt and difhkul-
~. He could nor aeeede TO the imrne-
i;a,e passageof the bill that by the day
he had named the Senate would be able
TO act more undsrstandingly ON the sub
iect, as would then probably be ascer-
tanned whether we are likely 10 obtain
the quietpossessioi Of New-UrleAns and
|. Louisiana under the, treaty or NOT, and
there would still remain a great snfieien-
zey Of time TO make the necessary proyi-
sions on our part, for carrying the treaty
into execution, lift shouid Be deemed
necessary. .fs-s s. 50 !.
The motion for postPonement being
stated. 55, - - 49, -" tt
Mr.. White--rose and made the fol.
lowing re marks. I ..e,- ...s :. .sss,r ..s
Mr.. President, by the provisions of
the hill before us, and which are thus far
in conformity with the words Of the trea-
ty, We have until three months after the
exchange Of Publications and ehe delive-
nv Of .possession.to pay the money in -
Where then is the necessity ofsuch haste
On the subject! ii seems 10 be antieipat-
ing our business unnecessarily, and per-
haps sunwisely; il is showing on our
part, q degree Of anxiety that may be Ia
ken advantage Of, and operate TO our in
iarv /; and that may serve TO retard the
accomplishment Of the very. object that
gentlemen seem to hive so much at heart.
/, is no, at present altogether certain thar
we shall ever: have occasion 10 use this
stock, and il win be time enough to pro-
vide II when the occasion arises, when
we. see ourselves in the possession Of this
mighty boon, or wherefore are we allow
ed these three months credit after the
deiiysryofpossessions The Publications
have been already exehaaRed-The
French oiFscer who Is To- make the cessi-
on is said 10 be at News-Orlsans, and
pre- pioas 10 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,
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-fWHoLk No. a4s.l

NM NtNtkA = At,litkS Oh kUG " 34Nl18ipp1s
and Of spaking the fertile eeions of Lou.
islam bowling wilderness, never 10 Be
troddenby the foot Of civilized man, Il
Is imprsrticshle. The gentleman from
Tennessee, Mr.. Cockel has skewn,
his usual sandor on this subject. and I
believe with him, to use his strong Ian.
guage, naasyou had Is well pretend to
inhibit the FISH from swimming inthe sea
Is 20 prevent the population Of that
country after is sovereignty shall be-
come ours. To every man acquainted
with the adrenurous, rowing, and en-.
trrprising temper of our people, and
witkthc Fpasr n nlhirl, opr western.
must Be chinericaL The ind,icements
will be 10 ssrong that Il win be imp6si.
bic u restrain our ci,izens from cross.
ing the river Louisiana must and will
become settled, five hold il, and with
the very population that would other4
wise occupy part of our preseut territory.
Thus our citizens will be removed %
the innn,epse distance Of two or three !
thousand miles from the capital Of the
Union. where they win scarcely ever
feel the rays Of the general government
--their affections viii become alienated
they wiz gradually begiu TO view as -
strangers--they win form other com.
lr6ercial connexions, and our interests /
will become distinct. 81 N ~ 5i5 /
These with other caused, that human
wisdom may not now foresee, viii II,
time effect separation, and ! fear our
bounds win be fixed nearerto our hcu-
ses than The waters of the Mississippi.
We have already territory enough, and
whenI contemplate the evils thzs may
arise 10 these states, from this intended
Incorporation of Louisiana into the uni-
on, would rather see itgiven To France,
Spain or to any other nation Of the earth,
upon the.mere condition, thatno citizen
Ofske United States should never settle
within, It's limits, than to See the territory
sold for m hundred millions Of dcilars,
and We retain the sovereignty. But
however dangerous the possessien Of :
Louisiana might prove 20 us I do not {
presume tossay that the retention Of il
would not have been very eonyenieOt 10
France, and we know that at the time ct
the mission Of Mr.. Monroe, oufadmini-
strationl had never thought ofthe purchase
of Louisiana, and thar nothing short Of
the fullest conviction on the part OF the
First Consul, that he was on the very
eve Of war with England -that this be-
ing the most defenceless point Of his
DosseSs;ons If such they could be cals
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nonoIaose Seh,tsnea ~ snomi.. 70 sne es.a.
aatioa = PurS. Y Even ms neueraiisy
:. 50 so lhc Co I pres =
We arg to ~ = mere ere ~ !. IN 6he n4nos @
.ne French Pseiect q !, New-qrieans roy.
a. otues 9, ms Sashonc 8. 4. mslesty, ioun 2
60 upon tne treaty 81 -. lae,Ionso, Ior
the assiYety q possession % TINS selIito-
y 70 france !; ou.whacn mas never oeens
Done tne preceding eonditions not 3 nav :.
ing oeen Periofhaee on INC par. % france.
nus Ioyal order' y = prepaole, WIN g
handed ~ over 20 our commissioners, o.lo
whoever sss may pc sent. dogI 70 reeve
possession. we may Z. tnen &c so ai tnat
We nave sne rlgns o = ranes, = sns e.
qulrsa y rom spain, Wa1eu y all sne y
7 0y ner treaty 20 transfer W Ws
may pc sneWn the Spaaiards, WhoS YET
CAIN g oe me r.ga.inl owners q .ens
country, ana oe splu snas We nave ,ns Per
mission % me mrs. Sonsol % s1ouus or
of.vs them Out, ana aeeoIulns = .ns
~ q tne lIsesyi g tase osssss...
- -. our oapae,ss ~, q re = 49, n e.
ou. n's - s oS nass us, =. &C. c.
hon'ns an M VT !, one s,A'u - u
zen ulions !. u .n :, 49, u. ,s -.
Msn.only viola.:o -. 49, ., ~ sso...
% uea.y, ~ iu =, u 49,. . sp ~
and Prostrated - ~ 1,s oolllstS. :. ouI
western county. nsn VS. Il nau me- :, "a {
J9se esuse 70, l sh 49, ,:s - -
y nstions ana g. S w 49,. -
al the ,Motlu Wouiu HsasS apP Plauosu ous J.
S = :, anu = = !, wen A = -. -. ., !.
E1anee hsu ossn = $50, 80 - 49, :
NOT nave u.ouea. -. !. 8. ~ -
.nei. tens peio. .'s q 1871, ~
reached europe, sne, W. oios.au ls :, =
nsr own Porss oy ING n1is.sll neS.s. pes
tnaf time was PeImi..so = ~ ~ - un.n l.
proved. 9 instead ~, = ls.'ii .ne PAs's
iet US psosia =. Iar t me, au.uIs.
AdmIt,.ng lnen, sls. lIss,as \, we.
nus Saenole nalssty = Aos.'s - a 49,. 80
sion OF tuis eeIfitOIy 20 'ns 1otasSs,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-12-30
FoR SALE,

IN SMALL tract Or parcel Of L AND,
II situate ID Berkeley County, cop-
tanning about forty acres, whereon the
Poor House stands, adjoining the land
sWhereon Joseph Minginna now lives,
and about halfa mile from the Sulphur
Spring. Al proportionable part OF said
lanl is cleared and unier solerable good
fence, and more may pc cleared, some
Meadow made and more may be mide,
the Buildings are one Dwelling House,
wherein the manager lives, the Poor
House "a large building) \ Meet House
md Spring House fall built with hewed
Ioss) Stable aad Oven, farther de.
seription is thoaght unnecessary. lit be-
Ing presumed no person win become d
purchaser, without previously viewing
Oh. pruper,y; Cornelius Kelly, manag-
erat ,h- Poor House win shew the land.
1'heierms Of sale may be known by ap-
plying 10 said Kelly, or TO either Of the
{ : S. IoRL WARD. t..f I
~ =, ~ JOSEPH FOREMAN, q
81, -, 2EDlNARD BEESoN,
A;,s1fzz a. 4 8 > Commissioners.
December i6, 1908. e !. s.
49, A..