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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17

The theatre readily occurred, whitherhe
wet, and placing himself il the front
row Of the side box, soon became atten.
tive 70 the play. Notwithstandine his
disguise, he was presently recognized
BY one Of his ship mates, in the upper
gallery, who pointingout tohis comrade,
asked him IL that was mot theirboatswain.
aquestion which the other answered IN
the negative, assuring him that ii was
lord, or some great gentleman.n-
Wen soon settle il, ? said the FIRST, for
wen hail him. Ohoy,. theboatswain Of
the Romney, 0hoy p who, forgetting
his situation. started from his seat, an.
swering, = Holloa r andwas discovered.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17
SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS.

THE Subscribers are just opening a
j large and general assortment Of
Prime Goods, suitable to the present and
approaching seasons: And having long
seenthe advantages that would arise TO
their friends and the public in general,
was suitable person, with a good capi-
tai 70 attend the markets Of NsID-7orl,
PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore, and purchase
III the cheap things sold Il Vendue or
elsewhere, they have been induced 70
embark in It, (one Of the concern is now
employed IN the above business,1 and we
take this method Of informing the Public,
that wenow have valuable assortment
Of Cheap Goods, and solicittheir early COM
municationeither personally or otherwise.
JAMES s. LANE, s Co.
Shepherds. Town, April is, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17

THE subscriber having built Full
ing Mill on the waters OF Deckers
Greek, four and an half miles from Nor.
gan Town, Monongalia County, wishes
70 employ aPerson BY the nameof Micha-
el holland, who has Tor some time past
resided in or near Hagers Town, Mary
land, and followedth business Of fuller.
The said holland may have the mill on
the shares, to rent, or viii be employed
by the piece or time he can be furnish
ed with house TO live in and land to cul.
tiyate. The said holland is requested to
inform me BY post As soon As possible,
whether the situation win suit him or NOT.
ABRAHAM GUSEMAN. .
June 10, 1908. N =
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NOTICE.
LAST NOTICE!

=HAVIEGso some time since given no
i j ties to such rs were indebted to US,
by bond, note, or book account, to come
forward and settle of, their respective
debts, we find that very little attention
has been paid to our solicitation--We
now, for the last time, inform those who
have accounts unsettled with Us, that if
they are not settled off BY the 4thof July
next, they win be put into the hands Of
somelawyer foreollection, as it is inn
possible for rs 10 give any longer indul-
=gence. :.
RNADENBoUScH, & Co.
Martinsburg, June 10, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17
= Refec,;sn ., sea.

SEE how, beneath tie moons beams
smile,
Yon little biIloM heavesits hreast,
And foams and sparkles Tor while,
And murm'ring then subsidies to rest 1
| Thus man the sport Of biiss and care,
Rises On Times eventfnlsca,
And, having swelld amoment there,
Thns Melts into Eteynity! gsf
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17
FOUR DOLLARS REWARD.

CTRAYED from the subscriber living
- in Shepherd Town, on Friday the
18th of April last, q Dakk zSoRREL
HORSE, near fourteen hands high, eight
years old this spring, has remarkable
in-natured hook, and is very hard to be
caught, hasa black spot near his rump
about the bigness Of mans hand, and
has some grey hairs in his name he was
raised near Garrards Town, Berkeley
County. The above Reward and all rea-
sonabls expenses win be paid for return
ing said horse.
8. JACOB HAINEs.
June ;, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17

u A YRrsH SUPPLY Of LEE and
COS highly approved and valuable p A.
-FENF MEBlGINE, Is Just receiy-
ed and maybe had at the Office Of the
IntelligeneeE n -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17

Which it is their determination to sell: as
cheap as any that can be had in this place.
They pretend not to have capital so
larga, nor concern 50 extensive, as to
require partner at all times 1. to attend
the markets of New-York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore, andPurchase allthe cheap
things sold at Xendne or else where; in
those three great commercial cities but
tits their intention, and they hope to be
able generally, to keeps very handsome
assortment of well-chosen Goods, and
being vain enough to believe, that they
can purchase upon as good terms as their
neighbors, they intend that none, shall
undersel them. They now make sim
cere tender of their acknowledgements to
their friends for their generous support
heretofore, and viii only expect CONT
nuance thereof IN proportion to their en-
deavors TO please and serve them. They
have at present BARRON S5STEEL,
well assorted, and mean to keep con-
slant supply of those useful articles. ~
Shepherd's-Io uUn, June 3, 1908. : =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17

.MARTINsBuRG, Rtyaskyes aniy,
Yirgfnia; Printed and published 6g I
JOHN ALBURTIS.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-06-17

The boatsvain of man Of war, that
had Just been Payed q, passing through
Monmouth street with FUN pockets, and
: prodigal heart, was 80 cartiyated With
the richness and 6nery Of velvet suit,
which was displayed At the door, that he
immedlately went IN and bargzined for
j. Having tried i on, lie was 90 well
pleased with its appearance, that he was
easily prevailed upon BY the merchant 70
complete his dress with the necessary ap-
pendages-a bag wig, Z sword, and 4
chapeau I'D bras. Thus equipped, HIS
nsxt care was where 70 exhibit himself.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-03
THE TWO JEWS.
l(From a lafe Lander Paper. J

l(From a late L0ndoa Paper.
Two old Jews, who SO about the streets
dealing in old cloaths, passing by gen
tlemans stable, were 50 facinatrd by cou-
pie of Jackets, belonging to two postili-
ons, that they could not resist the temp
tation of adding them to their stock in
trade. While they We're secreting their
prize, the two owners returned from. a
public house, where they had been drink
ing pot of porter, and saw the transac-
ton. They rushed OUT, seized the Isra.
elites, locked them up in the Stable, and
went in quest Of certain things which pro-
missed better sport than a prosecutions. -
They then returned, tied the Jews face,
to face, and mating together their two
boards, smeared them with warm Shoe
makers Wax. AS soon as the wax was
cooled, and sufficient number of spscta-
tors gathered together to view this ira
ternal Jewish hug, the positions, at IN
tervals, applied a few p!nches OF strong
snuff, which caused such a conclusion Of
noses, and such sneezing and suffering in
each others faces, that while irinalcfed the
severest punishment on the thieves, the
spectators were highly pleased with this
spectacle Of dlstributive justice.
Washington's life exhibits an immor-
tai monument of his sense OF the blessings
Of government aud the great dutyof cheer
full submission to it. Frequent were the
opportunities winch be had TO wear the
brighteit gold and purple that scepture
seeking ambition could covet But be
despised them all. Charmed with that
heaven which results from good 60
yernmenr, and prompt obedience to it,
he readily returned the glittering sword #
the victorious generalissimo, stepped down
from the exalted chair Of supreme na-
e3stracy, mixed as commonef among
The citizens, obeye! those whom he had
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-03
To C5y,sso oa3pnts.

We cannot admit the Efay beginning
with, "Tkofs DEBTS Paine and Jefeilon, "
into corner Of our paper, though 70 ear.
nelly requeaed. The writer fhouid have
been aware, that uoon profeculion for a
libel, We hall not be permitted to offer
the truth in evidence.
The fubaance ofthe anecdotc Of" Muf-
lelman Bonaparte, has already appeared
in Col. Willon's narrative Of The wars Of
Egypt
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-03

been accustomed TO command, 'honored
the president, reyered the laws. pad his
taxes, and in every respect behaved as be-
came TIE mail, who was fully possessed
Of this great idea, that in proportion to
our aaioa, will be Or strength, our .eace
and prosperity at home, ard our respeeta-
bility AID success abroad
Letus, MY fellow citizens, as We
revere the nlemo;yof George Washing-
tomas we honor the mighty God Of order
whom Washington homo ed--as we would
live the life and die the death Of that RI h,
teous man. Q letus initiate this grat<f,
because BET example in his mott exempla~
ry life"
(We<mss hfs efN@9wgtsa,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-03
Far The Alexaaaria Advertiser.
POLICE. --No. III.

The regulation of the tfeets of Alex
andria, previous TO their being pave !,
were begun in the mott abfnid manaet,
why shey fhoull ccn,;nae 6, is difiisalf
10 determine. The fci,e of she town,
gave every advantages Of elegant ifreess =
common ienfe would have pointed out the
propriety Of graduating thole itreets that
lead from the river weaerly, IN an uni
form manner, from the Potomac 30 Walh-
ington or Columbus ifreets. Look al
Prince Erect, the regulation jua fnilhed,
in the ipace Of hall mile there are three
hills, and three vallics formed III 1.-THE
fame labour would have given il a regular
fope. There is no doubt but that Duke
ilreet will be managed in the fame injudi-
ciuus manner.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-03

Bacon, oo,os5 do
Powder. 1895 do
Manufactured Tobacco, 81 IS &C.
Butter, 900 do
Ghssle, 100 do
Flax, 100 do
Bar lion, 600 do
Whitley, 9so3 gsllons
Peach Brandy,256 do
Cider z496 do
Beer $50 DO
Hemp, 1870 lbs
Candies, 100 DO
Cordags 835 ewt.
ingheads Tobacco 278
Potatoes, III buihels
Apples, 40 do
Merchandise TO amount Of dolls.
1925
Total value, dolls. 135,7zo
q copy taken from the Quarterly re-
turn rendered to the comptroller's office
the goth Of June.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-03

,.,s a PORT Antonio, JAM on the o'
Augua.
s. / worthy of remark. the uniformity
r,.asnres and manners in Democracy.
r., tcrorists Of France in l79s had their
. l in this country, and i appears
hat. according TO the progressive steps q
=, dear sister republic, The 9ary here
zee q lower their notes. The talso pc,
nv the iimpious adulatioa offered 10 the
c ~ ruler Of francois almost passing
s.l;sf Alexander the Great, in ole Of
8. 81; Of madness, arrogated to himself
immortality of an heather divinity, ard
,.reiyed, with exuitation, the incence Of
Cred 10 their Gods - but the offerings to
goonaoarte, allowing some difference be
tween the Hea,hcn aud the Christian NY
,bolory, far outdocs the bolnage aad de-
yotion required by Alexan Ter.
Now let us turn to our ,wn democrats
they. TOO, have their idol, and they
lsen pace with their Gallo brethren,
As enthusiasm rises in France, it seems to
kbe a political fashion for similar exertions
here. II was not, until i was known in
America, that the inpudence Of their Cor
slcan model had, by reiterated aggravatl
ons, brought down the vengeance Of Rr'-
tain, that our feelings we're shocked by
the toasts given on the 4th Of July. Ne.
yer before were they carried to such.
lengths; and about the same time the
Monsleurs were guggling down destruc.
ton to England at Calais, while an En-
gish frigate was throwing her shot at them
BY way "feu de joie"to their gasconading
tDasts.
We learn from our last London paper
|(Iuly 10TH that the Russian Consul Ge-
neral at Venice has received dispatch
from his court stating i to be his Sove-.
reigns pleasure, that the Ionian flag, and
tie subjects of the Seven Islands, shall be
placed under the protection of the Rus
sian Agents and Consul, and that they
shall enjoy the same p.lvSeges with his
Russian subjects. Here then is a new,
and indeed the only system of neutrality
ATTEMPTED to be established in the Medi
tsrranean and Levant, which is evidently
designed to favour the commerce Of
France, while it gives TO Russia the
right ofexercising her interference, and
extending her influence, in that quarter.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-03
DRoUET.

Eyyatam In the frf original CON-
mnaication il or paper Of ysaerdsy, IN
der the Alexandra head, for rapient
Editor" read /" fapient Editor.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-03
FRENCH BILLS.

Emraa If letter fr0m a merchant IA
Lanaaa 10 a.0fber in Salss, datea
JuI 4.
am sorry to inform you, that your
Bills on the French Government are not
accepted, and probably viii not be pad
when due. In consequence Of its being
discovered that many Bills Fad been d avn
at St. Domingo particularly q che order
Of A Lindo) for which they say nothing
had been furnished, tbespayment 81 them
has been suspended, My friends at Paris,
70 whom sent your Bills TO procure pay
msnt, inform me, that the French go
yernment requires almost endless formali-
ties for the Bills drawn at ST. Domingo.
The bearers Of them must produce an an-
shentc copy Of the contract for the goods
or supplies furnished, for which the Bills
were given, and certificate OF its execu-
ton to annex them to the Bulls. They
advise those in whose favour the Bills are
drawn, to send with the contract and
~ Po"Si " atloihcy III oldlih.
You may have the contract (le mascheJ
BAT under existing circumstances you will
not, fear, readily obtain certificate
ofits execution"
fRlCESCURRENT AT L LIVERPOOL
JaJ 10, 1893.
SucAR, cwt. Mufcovado brown, SO to
As middiing 43 TO AIS good 4S to
5Is.nne 81 to 54s. cIavcd tete& and
'erres AZ 70 SIS white 81 70 Cos
There are lome purchafes making
anticipating the continental demand.
It this expectation thould be realized
thcie prices arc likely at leaA to be
maintained.
SofFEE, cwt. Ordinary loz TO HIS
midlinss rr3 to IT'S good li0 to
Ia3s fine IA to i34s triage IS TO
COS. Excepting fine coffse, our
market is rather bare and as there
is atprefent fome demand, thefc pri.
ccs III thought will be supported, if
: not improved.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-03

Caracas none Tho, isarce, CO.
Goa is not much enquaed for.
GINcEN, cwt. White IS to SOS. Black
s4 TO s8s fcarce ard IN demand.
PlMRNro, ID Sd to &c feady.
LocWoop chip, ION. Campeachy ~ 10
Isl. Hoodaras and Jamaica % TO
al heavy fale.
CoTToN, b. Bourbon 3to IS Cd. Surf
nam zsi5d to Is 81. BeIbice IS I'D
to26d. ST. Domingo I'D to 1911.
Bahama 10 10 nd common Wsf
India - 10 Ioi. C.fsh,geha}i IS 10
III. Caracas 10 TO I'D. Surat
IastoI4d. New Orleans bags and
feuars Spaniih, and Wet Iadia
cotton fcarcc. Georgia ihort aaple
iz.toI3d. Sea l(aad inferior 20
TO a4d midling IS 70 god fine 81 to
35a. Owing to the interruption
given to commerce, and the COME
quenr gloomy rate Of or cotton
msnufasure, the demand for the
raw materials is very limited, and
the fales dull.
-Four, Dbl. fupet6ne 81 to SIS fine IS
70 sIs dull fale.
MAHOGANY, foot Cuba Is to Sod
Hispaniola rs 10 3o,. Honduras
none. Sale dull, & ifocks increailng.
FusTrc, ton IS 20 asl.
Meas Wooo, ton, fmali SO to Col
Large osto 81.
tIIDrs, ID Baneos Ayes y to 81. Cuba
81 to I. Wet India S to 81.
icarce and 10 demand.
CocHINEAL. ID. 70 tozz.
INDlco, ID MifiHippi none. Spanih 81
to lid. EAT India lis. Bourbou
us. Carolina IS Cd to S Cd icaSce
and in demand.
ASHES, cwt. Pot 46 70 SOS. Pearl As to
ass. Good frelh pot athes coniide-
rable in demand, pearl athes dull.
RICE, cwt new, SO to 4os aeady.
NAVAL STORES, cwt lurpsntine II TO
ass. Pitch ros 81. Roiin IL TO
I3s. Tar, bbl II to 2zs. Turpea
tine il demand, Pitch and Rofin flea
dy, Tar dull.
SrAvEs, M. w. 0. pipe 81 to 36l hid,
IS TO 81 barrel II to ISL R. Q
hhd. 9 total barrel S to 7lin de-
mand.
ToBAcco, lb Tday ua9am] York and
James River Al to "a RaPpahannock
4 to 81 Potomac 4 10 S ssd Georg,a
and Carolina 4 TO a. Stoned s
TO 81. Maryland brown $ TO ID.
Coloury IIroo Ia. Kitefoot IS
Not halt The quantity OF tobacco on
hand which there has been for fome
years the demand is ifeady.
An abfratt of Exports from the Diari6t
ofKentucky, commencing January hfa
aod ending March thirty hlt 1898.
Flour. 1897 Barrels
Apples, 10 do.
Cider, zz4o gallons
Ship bread, II barrels
Beans, IA balhcls
Batter 2z2 pounds
Indian Corn, 200 bulhels
Cheese z38 lbs
Candles 40 90
Cables and cordage $40 cwt.
Copper manufacture, 600 dollars
Houfehold turnilufe, 81 do.
Flax, $500 lbs.
Hats to amount of ia dollars
Bacon, az,o36 lbs.
Hemp 500 DO.
Bar Iron, z tons
Cafings value, 800 dollars
Lard Ia4o5 lbs.
Indiao Meal, 80 bulhels
Merchandise, dolls. 1880
Nails, zoo lbs.
Linfeed Oil 100 gallons
p,rL ,1n horraic
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-09-03
qItrauorfa aoberttsfr.
sAruRpAY, SEPTEMBER g.

The Many, De Butts, of this port,
=, 4 Pors Antonio, JAM on the 80 o.
Augua.
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-.
For MLE.

a VALUABLE Tract Of LAND,
IA situate q The bridge on Opeckou
Greek, about two miles from Martins.
burg, Berkeley County, containing SIS
acres, more than 400 acres Of which are
cleared, Is good arabic land, and the
rest IN timber, about 70 acres Of good
bottom land, al Of (which can easily be
converted into meadow. As Il is pre-
sumed no Personwill purchase without
hrst viewing The properly, iti not tho't
necessary 70 descend 70 particulars
The premises win be shewn to any per.
son inelining 10 purchase by Mr.. Philip
Gonine, who at present occupies them,
and the terms made known on applicati-
on to the subscriber. - :. ! :.
DANIEL VANMETRE.
July Is, 1905.
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Il TAVERN TO RENT.

T WILL rent my Tavern at Orange
l. court-House, Virginia, about forty
miles west Of Fredericksburg. This
place has as many advantages rs any
other tavern in Virginia, being in the
centre Of four public roads and the only
house Of public entertainment kept at O.
range Court House The house is large
and eommodious, being eighty feet long
with ten rooms in il, and cellar under
the whole house, with good Kitchen,
Meat House. Ice House, and stabling
sufficient for 100 Horses, = Spring Of
excellent Water, which is conveyed to
the bar, and other parts .ofthe house, and
Is exceeded BY no place for marketing.
The situation IS remarkably healthy, and
the neishboring society friendly and
agreeable. Twin give possession this
tall. For particulars apply to the subscri.
Der, living on the premises.
- =, = = = q PAUL TERDLEP.
July 1, 1908. Il :. ...1-.- -
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4 FARM ron SALE.


.r AM authorised % sen Valuable
u FARM, lying 1bout ! mile and i
half from the town Of Martinsbufg, con.
tanning about 226acres oftxcellent lime
stone land, wen improved and ingood
farming condition. There are on the
premises . good House, Barn, Orchard,
Garden, &c. The terms win on appli-
cation Be made known BY me; they are
highly worthy the atfention Of those dis
posed % purchase land.
fthis property should not be sold ~
priyate sale before the FIRST day Of mex.
August Court for Berkeley, being the
42nd day ofthat month, twill then be
setup to the highest bidder, atthe Cour,
house ii Martinsburg.
Phil; C.: RENDITION.
Martinsbnsg, Hisyiaia,
uiy -, 1905.
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- or EVERY DESCRIPTION 7
They deem it unnecessary to particular
Use each article that conposes their as
sortment, suffice il 70 say, il consists Of
almost every article that this neighbour.
hood or country requires, We return
our sincere thanks to our friends and the
public, for their generous encouragement
since our commencement in business,
and hope we shall be able to merit a con-
tinnance. As usual We now have for sale
LEATHER, CASTINGS BAR-iR0N
and STEEL, and acomplete assortment
Of PAINTS, Paint and other A1EDE-
CLNES, together with large quantity Of
OLD RTE WHISK1:-and we again So
licit the early communications Of our
friends, either personally or otherwise.
:. 49,. JAMES S. LANE, & Co.
Shepherd's-T Town, July /, 1908. :
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d AN away from the subscriber on
IN the iothof June last, an appren-
tice boy named William Callahan, about
$ feet ) or 4 inches high, and is I6years
ofage. Had on when he went away a
pair Of striped cotton trowsers, yellow
cashmere waistcoat, homemade linen
lshirt and 4 haif.worn wool hat. Six,
cents reward win be paid, but no thanks
given for returning the said runaway.
JOSEPH MENNER. :,
Berkeley County, July IS, 1908.
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THE subscriber respectfully informs
4 the Inhabitants Of Shepherds Town
and 10 vicinity, that he has commenced
The WEAVING BUSINESS, in all
it various branches in that place, nearly
opposite Mr.. Philip Shuts Tavern,
where al kinds Of Weaving, such as Co.
verlids. Carpeting and Diaper, and all
kinda Of plain work, win be executed In
the neatest and most durable manner, and
hopes from the goodness Of his work, to
merit the encouragement Of the public.
JACOB, WISEHART.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1803-07-29

TsHE subscriber respectfully inform,
y the ladies ard gentlemen i thi,
town and its vicinity, that Be win open /
SCHOOL on the first Monday IN An
gust next, for he purpose of instruefine
them in the rules ~ DANCING and
other graceful deportments, which are
Ornamental in society al those who no.
NOR him with their patronage win, he
astters himself, find il an nlusratiou
worthy Of their attention, whereby he
trusts his claim 70 general appreciation.
Terms for tuition are eight dollars, three
dollars entrance, no admiuanee for any,
but those who are instructed ii said
School. 81 F7rs 4
DAVID HARTSHoRN.
& MarfinsbUg, July ~, 1905.
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Valuable PROPERTY for sale.
May IS, 1908.

E 81
TO Be sold or rented, the Plantation
Whereon ] now live, containing
265 Acres, q part Of which Is sown down
with wheat and rye. There are &C. eral
springs IN convenient situations, two of
which are strongly impregnatsd with sui
Phur. On this place are good Apple
Orchard, and about - acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more can be made. Two
convenient dwelling houses, one Of diem
two stories high, the other one and an
halt. Also new Merchant Min. and
Saw Mill, WORKING under q 1 % feet fsII on
sleepy Greek, with two overshot, water
wheels; the Grist Mil has one uair Of
French Burrs, and ond pair Of Alleehany
stones, s IL feet diapleters The Stream
on which the Min stands il nayisable.-
Timber b hoated down 70 the Mil. from
the upper country, and plank, &c. can
be RATED from the Mil down 10 lie river
Potomak. This property is situate 6
miles from the Potomak river. and {
miles from Bath, Berkeley County. Vir-
gina. The terms, &c. may be known by
applying 70 the subscriber.
FREDERICK SNYDER.
April -, 1908. =
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