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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28

Their 10 the commons Of about SIX ,..|
Bath, or Warm Springs
Two well iiiuated lets, on o.,e os,I
afinaIl building large enough TO sse,'
modate che family.
The terms Of fale will be made k0,.
BY application to either Of the fubs'
bers.
SAMUEL WAsHlucros, calps93<rs,,o
GEoRcs S. WAsAlNcToN, Je9s5ss, |
WILLIAM A. WAsHlscrou, Wsfss
land, d.
GroacE ". P. Cusrrs, MINI Wug,,
tan, Faiyax, d.
BUsHRoD WAsHINeTGN, VI. Y.yasp,s
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Nood- Lam, d.
Auguf 80. zav
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
10 Rent,

A very convenient dwelling
HOUSE, near tie lower end of Royal
Street, lately occupied by Mr.. EdmOnd,.
AYo, 10 Sell or REM,
LOT on the upper part OF Royal
freet, lately occupied by Mr.. c. Jones,
The lot is z6 feet q inches front, and lsl
feet 4 inches deer, with 5 feet alley ad.
joining. There are on the prsm:ies two
large fheds with lofts, and a blackimith'
thop laitable fer coachmaker.
JOHN T. BROOKS.
Jan. -. COLE
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
EA0k2Ce

q Ii parfons having claims agaa,
1 a the eitate of HENRY RCZEp
Efq. lare Of Motley Hall, are requse,,
to bring them in for fettIemens on or b
fore the frf Of June next.
BENIN DULANY, Jun,
Surviving Executor Of H. Rozer, deca
January II, 1903.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
WILL. BE SOLD.

or The FRI day Of uext February, j
NofAy-HaA, tbe rsfdenes sf .be ar
Henry RoSsr, Elq.
A fine Englifh BULL, with
two COWS Of the fame breed, lemark,.
bic for their fze and beauty this flock
was brought in by Richard Parkiaion,
and efeemed the left in England. A
good.!eine, with largel quantity Of th:
oeit feline twine, lately imported, viii
alto be offered for fale on the fame day.
together with TWO boats, one Of which /.
neat row beat, the other calculated h,
thing.
AJ(a, one horfs CHASE with Hal.
nels complete.
an. II. eodt.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
1luate Boa 1l11lg.

1hesfublcriber viii accommo-
date or6 gentlemen IS EOaRDERS S,
on moderate terms, either by The week,
month or yer.
FRANCIS CRACRoFT.
Faifisx tier,, jal.i7 eczw
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
Ladies and Gentlemen Shoes
and Slippers.
SAMUEL CLARK,

Next door to Peter Shegron's,
Has jae yefeivtd and aszv opSn'ng, a
fis1 aad Beautiful 0avie! ef Shes q
SA9pers, Kid eua Morceco, u gerry de-
/eyi2tiou, Geatlfmen's dancing Pam9s,
(lNoroee0J ard tns S59ss, MUss dloek
and c5lo9red M2rocco ard Leai6sr Sip
psrs, Boys f2s and comuon Sb0ls ard
Pumps, Cbikarsn5 red Lloocc0 and Lea
tier Sboes, and zoo pair Negroes, 4ayge
jGSe, eoayle Shes, uvbie,5 be e6flly5 FIR
Jale at TIE JsAozying yefaI prices, oia
Ladies KID Is SO 1915
Back Morocco os 90 TO
Co!oured do. go 10 $50
Leather Slippers SIS os
Mens bea qua. g 1876 Us
Mems Morocco Pumps q los
Ch.ldreas Shoes and Slippers In proper
ton.
ALSO,
For Cab or Barter for Flour,
80 Dis. belt No. Beet p,ao
20 half do. NIeis do. -, 49,
80 bis. Mackerell f
Jan. r8. go
=, go y ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
CONDITIONS.

I. TIE Work l5l.y be eomprJSa il tzvo
Du9lecimo vo2umss, ef a60af $50 Pages
e1cb. IS BaN be printed in The BET maa1ey,
on Jfge Patsy, aaduezy 7ype.
II. Tbs pre- qvAl beoae Dollar PER %
lure ia boards, paya6le oa drlivery.
~ Il Vsy co4f9lrable auuber If Ca
pies 5eizg alrsady Ju5lln5ed for, fbe qooyk
l5N be putto Pres, and .]aJSea zUit6oat
dely.
O. S45(ta9tiou reeeiysd BY The Pa5-
here
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
NO TIC Z.

viii poftiyely be Sold, at Public Sale
en- the Fremiies, the frtt day Of April
if fair, il not tie next lair day therel
after,
A tract Of LAND in the coun-
~ If Loudoua, on Goole Creek, nsag the
Mil formerly owned by Col. Slmpn Trip
-Isit, containing 900 acres, aconfideraoie
pagt OF which is ia Wood; formerly the
property of AlguGine Love, and BY him
conveyed to Alexander Gordon, and by
}aii Gordon conveyed to the fdolcri5ers
for ,he benefit Of his creditors. One fifth
o. the purcha!e m ,ney 10 De paid On the
daY OF iale, two Gf,hs o twelve months,
anl the Remaining two IF hs in eigh cen
months from the day Of file; for which
payments approved fctlri,y will be re-
Quilted.
JONAH THOMPSON,
BENZ COMEGYS,
JACOB HOFFMAN.
Ian. IS. Gods
Cofb ,,I,,a,, (O,- 80
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
For SALE, or RENT,

THE STORE / have occu
pied fo5 fometime paa, litra;ed On Prince
Greet, oppodte Col. Fiooe's. There i on
fsnd IN town more eligible o. better cal
cniased for carrying OH an exieniye wet
or dry Good BuGneis. The Cellar per-
fet4ly dry, with door at each end, will
aolI one thoufaod barrels OF Flour.
Twenty hgehandred barrels may be Tow
ed upon the Premif.s without any incon-
vsnierce to the occupant. For terms ap-
ply 70
Decernher I. e,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
Wantsd to PurchaE,

Ihfee Or four young NEGRO
MEN, for which generous price in cal.
will be given. They are not intended for
the B4eax Man, or to be kept layes 70,
life. Apply to the Printer.
Dc. rs. eo,f
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
TO LET,
A oEv ME- NJ

Two Story H O u S =,
With a good Kitchen and Smoke Hous
defining. ALTO, Stable for two hore.
&c. &c. with well improved gaFdenToi
half an acre.
The litua,ion is very pleafant, having
a fine proips6t Of the river. For paftl'u'
enquire of the Printer.
al. II. 60
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-28
So GsIaaDstD Da:al.l:osl,

Auth r Of the . Alenoirs u .slodern thI.oIu.
Yh-rs," &c.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17
THE JUDICIARY.

In r78o, when the contribution was cn1he ocean
of experiment, the Walhpgton adminiRI attic erea
ed the Judicial Syaem. '
In 1901 this fyRem was found by the experience
of years, inadequate 10 one Of the great ends OF
the con!lituton, I" II. 5Rabii5rlent ef jyqhe"-ln
confequencc, the Adams Administration amended
the fyiem, and fpppiied its defeas. That .hofe
amendments fhould be as pure and correct as p 81
bic, the bill remained on the table, unul early
the clofe Of the feiIion--It was then enaeed and
it became the duty of the executive Immediately
to appoint the judges who were TO execute il.
Theie new judges were to receive iasiies, amount
ing 10 The whole, TO about 81 900 dollars per arm
MOI gnfe 70 maeb-cs qvos tbr ocyr srey in r1tairg
TIE French pcktrosu Lie Brseau by the prelrnt admin
itra,icn. -
When Mr.. Jeferfon came into Office. the re
r1oval of tia old officers, was lis fra obiea. Re
tonnd fzteen aeady, Independent, upright il dyes.
placed BY The contribution beyond the reach Ct bis
perfeeusing arm.-But removed they mua be
Ard Congress was prevailed spcn, n-diIea VIC.
laton of the Conai rution 10 remove thofe Judges.
by repeating the law which gave them sx iieEcc.
Such reader is the tTuth.-And The
prelent administration has only to bean,
thar it has reduced, the judicial fyGem 10
ITS former wretched fate, merely to diff
place fxteen officers who would not bow
the knee TO Baal, or worihip the gods of
democratic ldolatry.
The fpeare has diilolved into air, into
thin air, and left do wreck behind.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17
THE JUDICIARY.

(" In 1859 the Waihingtouian adn'iuiafation
formed the Judicial iyfem Of the United States,
which experience proved to be good and luaisisft
" u 1907, The Adams administration at The
very clofe Of its career, paGed law altering the
Warrington fyGem Of 1889, and creating iixteen
new and u5naceiTary judges, with falares, OF 1000
dollars year each. s,. 81
g When Mr.. Jeftrfon carae into Office, amoog
o her reforms, the new judiciary law of Adams
was ea'ed and h fyGem of Warrington rector
ed-eonfequently the fixTeen new and uielels Judge
fhips were abolihed, and their 32,oco dollars z
year alares Gyed TO the country. r 1r
/" This is the true Rate Of this plain caGe.-Yet
the Jefetfon Naturalization, which only r5gared ths
Warrington judiciary fyacnn, is accufed of deaFoJ
ing the judiciary with what truth let the candis
Judge" +a
Thus glares the democratic fpe6fre.-
Mark, now, reader, how a plain tale o
truth will lay il low.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17

their polite al father confefor We iliah
take the liberty TO queition his authority
for the defgnaiion and 70 hope ina,
f5me Of bis twenty FIVE Senators, ana
ninety fix Representatives have 10 much
Independence LETT, as TO form opinions Tor
themfsves and that they will not read
lily fubmit 10 the degrading condition OF
automatonS or. rercruitS, and be oDll5aa
TO perform evcry msfi2n exadly as the tug
elmen, however elevated he may be, HAL
dire6t.
The hhis not yet complete, but we ex-
pea it will be, fhortly, when we HAIL
give it oar readers for preiervation.
In proportion as the idea of an invafion
Of England fuGdes, a hope ariles that one
OF the next changes may be the deliver
ance Of fome Of the conquered countries
from the fangs of France. Whoever
knows the hitory of modern Europe, and
loves thofe virtues which make nation
great in fpite of its want of numbers and
territory, viii indulge the hope that Hol-
land may foon be free to enjoy thoie rights
ihe nobly earned and long maintained, and
again diiplay that energy, eonitancy and
courage which lhe fill poiiehes, and which
until ihe was jacobinized and crulhed by
France, commanded the admiration and
refDe6 of the whole world.
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FROM rnE cssrinrt
ONE Of the leading papers in the pay
Of the administration lately fell into my.
hands, could not but be amuled with
the various arts the able editors who
conduct them, are neceIiatedto relor, TO,
to perform the hard fervice allotted them,
TO keep. their dupes hoodwinked. A.
mongf other very ingenious and nlOdsf ef-
Jays, found the following which dare
fay has travelled thewhole tour of the dem
ocratic prints from Maine TO Georgia !;
been tucked in as the pure milk Of truth
and found reaioning and pronounced
unanfwerable. To thew how Aimfy its
texture is, | with you to infert il, with
my itatement; and then let the people
judge. ~rr
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17
BY THE MAILS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CHARLESTON, OCT. 10.
Commercially important doubts hav-
ing gone abroad refpe6ting the kind OF
protection certificate obtained in Amer
lea, would afford TO bankrupt on his re-
moval TO foreign country, the follow
ing cafe was in confequence made out,
and tranlmitted to London it has been
lately returned, and together with the O.
pinion of an eminent barrilfer there, is
now publilhed for the Information of the
trading part of the community.
CASE.
A merchant reGdent in one Of the prin-
ciple cities of the United States of Amer
ca, becomes in the courle Of an extenhve
commerce, largely indebted to mercan-
tile houfe in London; but through lud-
den and heavy loaes in trade is reduced
to bankruptcy. Conformably TO the gen.
eral law of the United States, he is called
upon to difcover his eitate and effects, for
whatfoever, and to ailign the fame over
to trulees, for the benefit of his creditors
receiving from them certificate of Diff
charge iiuiilar to that granted to bank
ruptS by the law Of England. The.Brit-
ifh creditor, by his attorney on the fpot,
refufes TO prove his debt, or come in un-
der the commilIion in America. 1t is ak.
ed, whether the certificate obtained in A
merica,, in the city where the trader was
domifiGafed, duly authenticated by the
commiilioners, and by the court having
juriidi6tion in fuch cafes, will not operate
as a bar 70 the demand of the Britilh cred
itor, in England, and eIlewhere
Anil0er--'' | am of opinion that the
certificate which has been obtained in A
merica, will operate as bar to the Brit
ilh creditor Especially as it appears he had
an opportunity of benehtting with the
relt of the creditors"
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17

declare itfelf, till its galleons have arriv-
ed; and the ornaments now carrying on
in Spain may eventually be employed in
carving troops to Ireland or otherwife,
in cooperating in the expedition 70 the
Levant.
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BY THE. MAILS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17

ly mentioned.
Extraa of a letsri dated ST. J.go dc cubA. Ausua !.
1905
+" The government Of this countryhs
afforded It's protection. It has permiu.l
our negroes to be landed, and has oEers!
10 fell to the French refugees IS league
of land in the country. Each family Vii
receive abour $50 acres for 100 dollaa
The country is water-I BY feveral river
and is htuated in the bay Of Ontanan,
70 leagues ditant from l1ence.''
Dsla7oars Ele7ion.--The general elsa
ion for the fate Of Delaware, baS tak.I
place bat7the reiulr has not yer comet,
hand. We are foHcitous 10 hear, as L.
fate ofour contribution depends very aud
thereon. 'r'1 $3.50 E M
Timothy Pitkin, efq. has been ehofl
fpeaker, and iona. o. Mpieley, and NJ
thanieI Rctieter, clerks ofthc houte olp
prefentatives of Connecticut.
It's not furprizing thatthe EngHh b
dies exprefs an inclination 10 avert 4
blef1ingS Of French liberty, when they al
informed otirS fweet effects on the f1s
Of the fair in France. AT Toulon, ;
bout three thoufaud are employed \
clearing our the docks WHAT work n
mutt make with tie beeitching foot al
|liIy hand! Really, Bonaparte, in bis rl
oxyfm of universal philanthropy, fess|
to have LOFT his gallantry. In Englaal
the ladies have offered to drive the c1hl
from the coat, in cafe of an inyaGc.I
This has fome resemblance to ancientFal
toraL life, and might employ the tanqdI
the poet butwhat compliment fTshaI
lover could pay TO his fweating DulclHa|
with her feet faf in the mud, is haEtpl
lconje6ture.-N. E. Repert0y.
| The commencement at Dickinlon n /
Ilege, at Carlile, Penn, was held On y
lash ult,-1 he new edifces. which PiF
feet in length, progrefes rapidly tQvlF
completion. Boarding torltudenfs Nc1
tanned for dollars; ptic- q tuia'a'I
is dollars pr. ann.-PaL
The RI. hon. Thomas, earl Of Sel1li
arrived at Boron, few days Gnce, ri
Halifax, for the purPoie oftahng tns"'
! OF the ltates.
THE fEYER. a
At Newyork, Oct. l3, ieven deaiND
twelve new cafes.
At Philadelphia, Oa. 3, there VI
four new cafes, and one fufPiciops '1'
! AT Alexandria, OCT. IA, there VI
four deaths.
7 wneAstTr or
i We underfand, Mr.. Robert p.p,
has been removed from the Poit- o1's "a
Brunlwick, and that Mr.. Henry 29n Il
has been appointed ii his itead. W. i
not pretend 10 a knowledge Of Mr. II
by'S character but We beg leave :. ia
quire OF the protean friends OF inc y \
administration, is be more " eapsa". 4
C bonef' than his predeceior u
not, Why was Mr.. Duning remoFs'
): C1here is much jjuifiee il thsis /
tons; but they are 10 avail a Pr u,
ltihey were, we would add 70 tneu,
ak Why has fpirit ofpoH'ieal ltaols, . y
'as dePofic Is sgifked,' iPreac e. -
country, and driven from cface 70 80 4
the beft nenin fociety, 70 give F'sss
triguing foreigners, and all oilen
are wiling to become the tools q F.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17
!. "A. PARK.
Line0l1's Inn Fiel45, roib JaJ, 1903.

PHrLAD. ocr.n.
A monument the nobIeft and
mott durable was lately erected in
France to the memory of Louis XVI.
in the publication of a collection of his
genuine letters--Thefe have been publifh
ed in London, with tranflation BY Mils
II. M. Williams. They are addrefed to
his miniiters, to his brothers, and his con-
hdential councillors. They contain ipec-
linens of elegant writing, of fcientihc,com
petition, of political wifdom, of domeltic
prudence, of tender and manly fentiment,
which mutt greatly exalt the character of
the amiabe and unfortunate prince who
wrote them in the efimation Of every per-
lon of worth and talte. They ingef the
brow Of royalty with new honors. Nor
is it ealy to think of any thing that could
more effe6tually tend to renew the antient
loyalty of the French towards the govern
ment and the family of their king.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17

The RI. hon, Thomas, earl OF SeiSi'I
arrived at Boron, a few days fince, r.
Halifax, for the purPoie oftaking tns'''
of the ltates.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17

The commencement at Dicklnlon III
-lege, at Carli1e, Penn. was held On y
18th ult,-1 he new edifces. whichRl
feet in length, Progreles rapidly tQv'E s
completion. Boarding tor itudenlf.si No y
tanned for 100 dollars; pticc q tuit0aA
: ) dollars pr. ann.-Pak.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17
From Trk (Utpsr Caaada) Sqt 9

TO" I9rK OfPsT CaaaaaI otlR4. 9. .
The Metropolitan Church, at Quebec,
it is fAid, will be confecrated about, the
enfuing Chriltmas and viii be perhaps
the mott fuperb fru0ure of the kind in
America a harmony of defgn, and a fu-
perior ityle of execution, render it a mott
pleaiing Object to all beholders.-It is &C.
commodated with an excellent organ,
choir of fingers and nine bells are TO
chime for devotional preparations.-The
honorable Henry Caldwell. eGq. receiver
general of Lower. Canada, has, We under
fand, made donation of 500 guineas for
the erection of monument within its
walls, TO the memory of the gallant WoLF !!
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17
DorHano,
R9NDAr, OcToaLa a4. 80.


Our dates from Europe are NJ L.
than we gave Taft week, Csp.. n..lS
has arrived at WifcaGet from L.;vs,.''s
which he left the 9TH Sept. 5at NV
neither papers or news.
Capt. Rowe, who arrived Ii Bchonr II
Thurfday, in 10 days from Brifol. r..
land, informs, that the northern - =
ers had taken no Deceive part IN The 81 q
teit between Great Britain and Fan:
Contradictory reports refpeding ~.
meafures and difpoftionS were daily Ons
lilhed. The invaGon was itill talked H.
War had not been declared againa sD,,
NO event Of magnitude had occurred
CaPfms JfDemfrdrq.- lnformatOh IA
been received, by the way of Barb h
that Demarara flrrendered 10 the B,niF
without oppoftion, on the 18TH uIt. No,
withdrawing the formidable preparation
for its defence which have been trecu,u'
ly mentioned.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17
THE EETrR.

M, .-.tr THE FETER. r,- III
!. At Newyork, Oct. IS, feven dsain''D
twelve new cafes.
S--.-= !.
At Philadelphia, Oa. Is, there v
four new cafes, and one fu(picious 14l0
! At Alexandria, Oa. II, there y
four deaths.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17

Eighth Cergrsl5.-A late National IN
telligencer containsa lit Of the Senator's
and Rsprejentaffves cholen to the Eigbtb
Congrsli, as far as they have been receiv-
ed; and the editor has thought fit (under
direction no doubt to dehgnate their po-
litical characters. BY his account, tzvsnty
fvs of the fenators( including Mr.. Ander-
lon, who las been reelededin Tenef1ee)
are democrats; and rive are federalifts ):
And Of the REPRESENTATIVES ninety FIX are
democrats, and thirty nine (including Mr..
Taggars omittt-d) are Federalias But
as feventy eight of thefe members have
not taken their fcats in Congress, and as
we do otthink it Prcbable, they have all
made Mr.. Smith, and even Mr. JcEerion
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17

On the 2sd inn. an irnnenfe depot Of
military flores was dilcovered in Dublin,
Of $4,000 pixies, 24,ooomuiquet cartridges
with proportion of fints, 40 hand
grenades. boxes, and bottles Of powder,
&c.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-10-17
Foreign Articles.


Bosros, Der. BY an arrival yeferdsy from Iiv-
paoI received raPcrs Of that city ihe id sept
The London dates them later than before &c
.ctiysd.
BY private accounts from England, it
appeared, the Bntilh were more AFRAID
the French would not attempt the inva-
-iion, than they were Of the invaders and
In expectation CT the Pcedy abandonment
of the entnrprize, they were turning their
attention toshe equipment of expeditions
on secret leryice; that the fpirit OF the
nation might have iome great points OF
aaion.
BIZ late official returns, it appeared,
that The armed efficient force of England
and Scotland, amounted to 100000 men,
of which 100000 were Regulars,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17

THAT new and more correct work
an Geography, than has hitherto appear
ed, has long been much wanted, is a fact
too evident to admit Of contradiction
Few men are capacitated to perform the
ardaous task of compiling system per-
fecty eorrect-but none, perhaps, that
have attemptedit, have been so success
full as the author of these volumes. The
work FIRST appeared in London, in March
1902, and met with reception which
sufficiently proved the high. estimation in
which it was held, but, as antextract from
the Authors preface (which may be seen
1t those places where subscriptions are re-
eeivedl will more clearly explain his
plan, and the exertions which were made
to give it to the British Public in a COR
rect state, the American Publishers will
eontentthemselvss with simply observing,
that no endeavor shall be wanting, ontheir
part, to render it, by useful additions,
even more valuable than it now is. They
have engaged severalscienti6c characters
10 revise the whole work, and particular
ly that part which relates to America To-
which considerably more attention win be
Paidthan may have been thought neeessa-
ry by the Author. To the maps in the
English edition, win be added, a map Of
the United States, and enc of each state
ofthe Union, whichhavebeen some time
preparing by gentleman Of professional
eminence. The whole of the maps,
which will be bound in a separate quarto
volume, will be executed in a style Of
elegance never exceeded in this country.
When it is considered, that the English
Edition sells at thirty dollars, and the
Americans to be delivered to subscri-
bers at nine, the Publishers are induced
to believe that every friend to science and
the interests Of the American press, will
give this work their cordial and lmmedi.
ate patronage. e. ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17
Valuable PROPERTY for sale.

ITO be sold or rented, the Plantation
/ whereon l now live, containing
267 acres, part of which is sown down
with wheat and rye. There are ss1 eral
springs in convenient situations, two Of
which are strongly imPregnated with sui
phur. On this place. are a good Apple
Orchard, and about IL acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can be made Two
convenient dwelling houses, one Of them
two stories high, the other one and an
half. Also new Merchant Mill, and
Saw Min, working undera 10 feet fall on
Sleepy Greek, with two oyershot water
wheels; the Grist Mil has one pair Of
French Burrs, and one pair Of Allegheny
stones, 4 1-2 feet diameter. The stream
.enwhich the Mill stands is navigable.-
Timber is Aoated down tothe Mill, from
the upper country, and plank, &c. can
be.rafted from the Mill dowA to the river
Pesemak. This property situate 6
miles from the Potomak fNRsr, and 4
miles, from Bath, Berkeley Co pty, yir-
ginia. The terms, &c. may be pown by
applying to the subscriber.
-. : FIRE Derrick SNYDGR.
April 80, 1908. l. , - s as Y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17
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LAST NOTICE.
Martinsburg,
June 5, 1905.

A IL those indebted to the subscriber
IA by Note, Bond, or otherwise, arc
onee more requested to pay off their res-
'pective balances BY the first day of July
next. All the notes, bonds and accounts,
that remain unpaid at that time win be
put intothe hands of proper officers, for
collection, as no longer indulgence can
be given. Those who reside in Berkeley
County, will find their notes, Be. with
Jacob Snyder, in Martinsburg, and those
who reside in Jefferson or Frederick
Counties, viii please call on the subseri-
ADAM WEvER.
May IS, 1908. - >.z--sss...~