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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-06

The snbscribers are embouered 10 sell
A. VALUABLE PLANTATION.
II near Winchester, late the property
Of Joseph Glass, deed, containing SOS
acres. This Plantations having been
rented for nine years past, is now in bad
repair but from It's situation, the qua.
lily of the soil, and excellence Of the
water, would deserve the finest i'm
proyements. There Is on the premises
4 mill-seat with q fall of 90 feet, which
win be sold with the Plantation, or re.
served, as may suit the purchaser
Persons disposed to purchase win apply
to either Of the Subscribers. !
q : PIX. K =, JOSEPH GLASS,
.} - i. iidaleto.un, berkeley County.
~ 5Er SOLOMON HOGE,
g. ~ Middleto1pa, Frederick County.
May IS, 1904. s 4. =: -
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-06

- Also-a general assortment Of Is
GROCERIES, Liquors, TEAS. sc.
We aatter ourselves we do not arro-
gate too much, when we assert, that the
whole of our Goods win Be offered for
sale On the lowest possible terms forrea.
dypay IN cash or country produce and
permit US 70 add, that a. We purpose
selling generally for ready pay, such Of
our friends rs may open accounts with
US, viii expect to discharge them when
required determined, e possible, to
accommodate generally, we are, with
respect, the pablie's obliged humble
servants, 81
LEWIS g R0BERTWILLLS
Martinsburg, May II, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-06
Look Here J.
FRESH IRISH and GERMAN
LINENS. 4.
TIE subscriber has Just received and q
noIu ebening a very handsome assort-
p: 4 mens Of Spring and SUMNER !
GOODS,

imported by the latest aryivals at Phils.
delphia, Baitimore and Aleadndria, con-
sistiag in part ef the toiio1ping articies:
Irish Linens, Rus Yellow, blue ana
siaSheetings, Dow. !. white Nankeens,
lasses and Creax striped ditto, red
Linens, white and : Bandano Handker.
brown Platillas, chiefs, j
German Rolls, Book, Jaco-7
white and brown J net, Humhums -
<Ticklenburgs, Os- ! Gurrah, Baftas
naburgs, fine Dimi. Sannahs and r.
ties, Chintzes and 3 Champion
Caiieos, Apron Cossacks -
Cheeks, Bed Tick { Cambricks, Cotton
ings, Children's Hosiery, and cing-
colouredbeayer hams. U 8, .
HATS. z<<57s3ss,{i : ~ IT. +, i 81.
HARD.WARE. s.
SPADES, Cuttings Knives, German. !
Scythes, Sheep Shears, Sadd. Irons, cd. \
and led. Cut NAILS, Cask do. Whet
Stones, &c. - s.. :: =. 49, -. =. 4. : = 49,
Fine Pigtail in large rolls, lab. i.2lb.
and lib. Plugs, also first quality James
River, Hamiltons and Leiper's best
Scotch Snuff. - ~ 80. r. :.
Liquors. 7 !. sz 49, !
Spirits, Wine, Brandy, Whisky md
Rum. W. !. r. ~, ,s = Is =
-. Z. <'~*srE ALSO ~, - ! -
Cotton and Wool Cards, warranted rood.
..~ and general dssortment Of q :.
F GROCERIES. ~ s2z - II +
These. With the resi- d AS assortment.
are eHered at prices that WILDE bleas;inc
to the purchaser. =, - = - = =
PHILIP NADENBOUScH.
Martinsburg, May Z, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-06
.Ihe sftbscfibev mas fiist ope1ed q very
extensive assortment
Medicine, Drugs
and p ants,
mich he nil seH At very reduced prices
1870 : ..ss. for Cash. s.s-S
II THOMAS PATTERSON
lHayt;nsburP. Tupe g, 1904.

N. B. Those whose accounts have
been due one. year and upwards, win
please to call and discharge then before
the FIRST day Of September next, other
wise suits viii be commenced for their
recoverable is hoped this will mot be
considered hard, as necessity compels
it. ~. s+ 10 ~ ! - T.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

ample Of the love and care, which the admin.
iaraion excercife 10 the management of OR
finances The good fcnTe and information of
the people of the United States cannot much
longer be blinded by the articles and deceiiful
projections of unprincipied demasogres.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08

No II, is Caender's receipt forthe money,
dated, City of Richmou, June 40, iSo'.--
+" This day received of David Meade Randolph,
4" late Marihal OF the Virginia diltries, tire lum
" of two, hundred dollars in full, the amount
4" Of my Inc paid agieeablyt TO my ien'encr on
60 the fourth of March lait. in te'tinony
" whereof have hereto fe, ry nand the date
above
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-08
''The Sham Patriot Unmarked" No. q
n Jwtter expositim #
SPURIOUS PATRIOTISM.

in tie inna.s. Of MARAr, Ros,sr,rsks ard ABsALom.
RS sOo,a 'gr tsa7 s yet thy atarv- S-vov
LAvID.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21
March 10
FOR SALE.

PurG,ant TO decree Of the Honora-
BILE the Circuit Coar, OF the D;arid of Co.
lnmbia, for til. county of Alexandria, will
be espofed TO fae, ar public auction. for rea.
dy Cath, on Saturday, the 9TH day CT April
next, under tho direction OF rhc undersigned
commiiloners appointed for that purpole,
4 1ia65 Of Land,
late the properly Of Robert Alexander, ftuate
upon she P1tonac river, adjoining the lands of
Mr.. Philip Alexander, containing s41 acres,
being one m2icty os the Abbiogton tract, for
mcrly the reld nee OF Mr.. Caitis, deceafed ::
this landis bonnd4I by TWO parallel lines 40
poles vile, and luaniag ba1k weferly 6S4
poles from the river to the bass line, and will
lie laid og into fqnares of s. acres each, aud
viii be fold in large or fialli parcels as may
aseomm ldate purchate.s this land isftuated
about an equal di&ance betweea Alexandra and
George Town, and commands fuli view of
thofc towns, the City, E4aern Branch and Po-
tomac. and in INT Of fail is equal TO any On
the r;ger Any peri n deirous of purchaing
will be faewn the premifes and the plat and fur
vey Of the fsme. on application to Geo. D.
neae in Alexandria.
Thomas Swami,
Edmund I. Lee, Com'rS.
Geo. Deneale,
FEB. IS. dost
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21
flue Dollars kezJa1d.

STRAyED or was Golen from before houfc
st Wet End, SMALL BAY MARE, with a
Saddle and Bside: tie maria arc, bride chate
on each siIc of the neck, Rar in her forehead,
two faddle marks, hind feet white, name begged,
crop tail, AZ d has uncommon 6ne fpirit. The
above reward sill be paid on the delivery of the
fsid mare, faddle and bride to the iubfcrber =
lhould il appear. however, that fhc was foIen an
additional reward Of Ten Dollars will be given on
conviction Of the thief.
Robert Kirk.
NJ d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21
SUBSCRIBERS
Mrch 70

To Mr.. Carg's Family Bible
nay Ger their books, by applying az R. and ].
Grav's bookfore.
March 2.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21
LONDON, Taruary Is.

1t is now pretty clearly aiceIt3med, that t@
rumor Of an immediate war with Spain, aos
from riftake it not:from wiliui milreprtscntanOn
The letter of Mr., Frere, on whicbthe wha'
fuppofi,ion was founded, Appeals 10 have O:;a
written during the negotiation between Span
and France, and OF courle before the former pow
cr had the means of of-ring Us even that imP;'
feet neutrality, with which it is perhaps 0ufia'
t reR 20 be contcntcd. The date OF Mr.. FreHi
note had The fame relation 70 fhe neutrality
Portugal which was not aEentei 10 by FraHco
ill the bargain fer thai of sspain was concI1d''
Peaireadfa1f Every nour for III: Iat Il
months, England has been amuGd with accom-"
Of" the French being qate ready" It nI
now be atked, for what gentleman WV
lately left France Olives this doI5t, telling % ~'
French are in the falc they mention; tn H"'
chants are all ready to break The P:alaof' q"
all ready to ttarye. The tAilofs are all reidy "
leave their fhips. Tie army is nearly ready y
mutiny: and tie def )erate Chief CounleI' a'''
all his threats, is ready 70 fgd az rxraIfJ'f F9'
ing at bame.
Fran B1Boa, Dec ~,
Ga the 2lG. inf, Mr.. Hopkiafon, receive
letter from Mr.. B. Frerc, brother and iecfst'g.
the lninifcr OF Great Brian, at Madrid, OF VIM
the following is copy: =
Madrid, De. II
"SI&, ..,
i" am objected by his MJ,ty's Ml''an
thus Court, to requett that you will Tsc0n' TX.
all his majefy's fubjeas in your ditF'1fI 'Gb
fucn precautions as they may deem aov ..ns,
in the event of rupture between the '"0
g am, sc. nrpE
(Signed) b fND
VA HoPRIEsoN, Efq."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21
To the (uraous.

THIS aaoniihipg Animal is nineteen hands and a
halt high, ard t@enfy feet long from tie Zip of
kis pocs 70 ihe end of his rail- 1t is belisvei
this is tae largea OK ever fen 90 the cont,
neat Of Ameriaa. he is ri6ag FIX years old
we'll mae and finely proPortioned; and weighs
Three Fho ,land Oae Haadsed weigh.
As he lubfcrihefs are dsGrcus TO give the CT
sizens Of this nsighbourhood an opportunity Of
fSeing this wonderful creature, they propofe TO
exhib.t him, for ihort time, at the place above
mentioned.
AIni;ranee One Qxa,t<r If DoIay-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21

Accom5a;syi:,s8 tic Report q The Committee
abboiated to enquire into the c5fcial can
duct Of SAMUEL CHAsE aad RICHARD
PETERS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-21

Ell s fublcriber having opened a
TAVERN at woodbridge, oPpo6te 70 Col
chsfer. informs his friends and the public gene
rally. that he is provided win the bef accommc-
dat;oo far thoa gentlemen who my favor him
with their cuaom.
Zachariah Ward.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10

pATES's ALMANAC--tos lso5--pa5HH-
- edby hz57i5. Dovis q Comrlaly, mag be
bad at tie Olfce cFIbe Engaiyer.
Sc3:embrr 10. ebif
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
Report efthe Gragd-Jtdge, 81, Plu4,9jjr, /.
(To be Continned.l
LONDON, Auguf g.

Yeferday, in confequerce of notice given by
the commilary-general, fomc of the principal
coach-malteTs, waggon-nliters, itable-kecpers,
hoiie-tcalers, &c. of the metropolis, afIembled
at the Crown and Anchor Tavern in the Strand,
to coniider Of the mott effc6iual means of The
voluntarily giving prompt ailiitance to govern
ment with hogfes, carriages, and drivers, TO
convey troops and flores to the army, in the
event OF an iHvafion.
Sir Brooke Walton, (thc commifarv reneriI)
roie to explain the object this meeting. which,
he obierved, had been iummoned bv the exprers
orders Of his royal highnefs the commander in
chief, who bet knew the danger which threaten.
ed the country, and the neceRitv of preparing
the means which were TO avert it. The hish
pirit and great reiources Of this country were
fully adequate to Its defence againft the rnof
powerful attacks that an inyeterate enemy could
make, bat It was ueceiiary that thofe who had
TO direGt the faculties Of the country, ihould
have The opportunity OF employing them in the
manner BET calculated 20 promote the great
object of national f.urty. The gentlemen
who competed this meeting had already, much
TO their honor, given proofs Of their zeal in the
public iervice. lie had IN his pocket a fubfcrip-
| ton paper, which contained the names OF ve.
| w great number Of perfons who mad offered
their iervices 70 government, for the purpofe OF
| conveying the troops from one part of the conn
| try to another, in cafe Of inyliiou. The w.
| luntecr force, which zeal and patriotifn
| had created, was Efficiently numerOu,
for the purpofe Of It's int:tution but
rnu,h depended upon the prcient meeting t.
| render that force OF real ui,,ity....N was not
| only neceiiary TO have troops, but TO provid,
the means OF transporting them TO meet the @
nemy ; OF inPplyiFs them with itores, and o
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

a I a meeting Of tie Prsfden. and Directors
L L oftbe Bank q Yirs;nia, on TbaJAey O7o-
Der 1tb, 1904.
RksoLrED, TIA: tie Bank eo,nnene. Dig
eo"nfs on Tuesday newt.
=" RssoLrEO, tbat TIE Pre,rieai, Cyl4ier ara
otbrr e6feers Of tie Sank, proceed 10 5H,fneiJ Of,
-ho,'agy next, in The Senate Room IF the Capitol.
RESoLYED, that It IS expected, that any
Hoah Of, firm, eoqGaing ofnaors than one terfan,
HaHmake q declaration Of The names and fn--
names ef'toe J'erton5 evbo eompo/s Gteb firm, and
f6at each oftbe per/ons qu60 rsjfae in Richmond
ar Nancbsl?er, competing ftcb firm, Rail- I4kjeribc
tbe Firm Book, and inert tberaim tie names Of
bis partner Or partners"
]. BROCKENBROUCH, CtzjSier.
:. ~. B. PsyfonJ applying for dijtountJ mu7
lodge their Notes at lie Bark or ire Monday and
3bmJaay ofeuery eveek. J.B.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
SALES AT AUCTION.

MONTHS
'FIE Sa5jtsib.rs 7UiH begin TO Ily, on TUESDAY,
4 The STD day Of 0S!e5r net, vsry A7rg: and ga
JDaSlt aDo,fa-at Of
DRY GOODS AMONG WHICH ARE:
Sstegfns, frs ard roaytt Cloths and CaJ1afmert,,
Cbintz-s, Calheoes ard India Coftoas,
A1n an9 evos7ar k, thread, eo.io, s5' 1occaed HsE,
H4ayjf;Ln, Dim:fiss AID cJ-sny,
i3oagta=eftJ, DurGats and Ep'iGBsy.5,
14e.5, Ladies csI Children, Hats,
Ladies extra iorg asd fort jdl aaa lid C!5u-;,
Baa1aMeas, estt'r and e.. }7ast5. ard Sbazpl.,
n r9f c0nSsfe Gg5rfaa.st Of c;di.,y,
Rzrdzaare, and Pk1feR Cosdi s5'e. ts'e. &C.
" TIE Iai- zpH Be eoatiaYld fran day 10 Day, rnhl
ne yv5sle are f3if.
THOMAS 7.4TtoR e CO. p. Mr..
Os7obey 9. III
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
"HIGHLY IMPORTANT."

NE republican printers throughout this fate are
requeited 20 fate in their papers, that the eeesi-
for Electors of Preiden and VcePreiident of the
United States, will be held the hrt Monday of No
vember next at the Court-houfe of each county and
corporation this commonwealth; and that the per-
fons cholen Electors, meet 1T the Capitol in
the city of Richmond, on the hrf W'cdnefday in De-
ceuber next, to for PRECEDENT and Vice-Prcf-
dent.
September l5--T eplm.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
THE suBscRlBER-HAs FOR SALE,

HIGHLAND GIN, in piper; Malaga WTae, in or.
J. eaGi; Cotton a.d WoOl Cards. in boxer Chocolate
f 6os Witt Lend, S3anjG Broyon, end 1tyo4u O.5ye
g,onrim oil; N4smegs Potent S5ot : Bar ami Sbee.
Lead; AlopH CnndA,i Writing and E',aspiag Paper
Gentry and S7oea6 Iron; Shei and Hop ditto; Li9ey
Oil; Copperas; Ail2m F!otant indigo; R5fr-d Sal
Pt.re; Ground Ginger; Piper; 2od, I2d, loA, aaa
Cd, Nail; and Brad; German ard BLferd Sflsli Gait
Roxe' Sha7st Of Tnr6Aert; ADarta.erf Of S5ors ;
bba. and bSL Ca4giag Rods /; Hd1giitons Saef; Nai.
Rod; Sb0,t Pi6et S0ir, Sli,tag 4ad Hsrae5 Lea
s5a Northern C5tyE, ec'e.
HENRI" KOYEy.
OqoSsy 9. 81
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
C. O " ID ITO " S.

I. The ENQUIRER will appear twice
weck.-..During the felton, of Congrefs
and the Virginia Legislature, either
third paper or supplementary half
fleet, during the week.
II. Terms ofpayment FIVE DOLLARS
Der annum, in advance.
III. ADVERTISEMENTS S, from thofe who
do not fubfcribe to the paper, iiould
they not exceed fquare in length,
ihall be Inherited for /evsaty-fve cents
the 6ra time, tIiy cents for each time
during three weeks, and for every adj
ditional iniertion t5irty-tbree cents
long ones in the fame proportion.
". SUBSCRIBERS ihall have their adj
vertifements inherited for .ftiy cents
the frit time, and tbirtp-tbrrs cents
for every additional infertion.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
NOTICE.

ToHN DuNsAGuRE k;e; l.s~- 80 :jar:z Is f itHdss
y ard tie public, TIA. TIE GROCERY BUSINESS,
Hitherto carried By lin, grW in future be sOndd Under
stt frm IF
DUNSMURE 81 TURNER
vJo back bcnd-A General A15rs.ent Of article, in
ttaf Line, qoJieb they er For Self reenas terms.
~ III @ets indt5iea TO f0;n D4gjf=.r.. ~rersgpeqsd
t- sohe foyzpgrd and jittIe .5siy aseeasti
O7o6er s. as
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
NOTICE.

n LL}',f'T, 5,.Hg sa'n' sg'i.S TIE 5dt: IF CAPT.
s,ed 70 ming he~ in, p,qpc,i aii5fd, to beLE,i5e,
-,o bytt gvqi6i cs s~.,,,ar cfki: fiji. Iii ..7d
j. tala hii osrgoa 70 gye As esio,s, that as 5oa a,
Briy aee9aaf o,eFqa1ed 0aStbe L1lascs ejctaqe5 be
mill male azth PrspjGsn 10 meet svsry gR dvaad as
lasadiiy ar bsgTbks.
THOMAS ClRY NELSON
King VA. o.. 9. In
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10

~ Ellis or LADJNc, SHERKFR' BLANx5
BLINK BONDS, tJo iyG.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
BROKERS OFFICE.

HE Sac s,i6sr Ldt oseeSa B,aIeys O6rs. IN one of
L tie Gba,tneSf5 above Mr.. BU,r's Store. ~ bai-
nS eoyfGd 10 L.r zoM ss fraS&fed 4oiib ayig fsiify
TH0H414S NCRTELL.
OtfO5er 8. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
A WET NURSE

NJATTED to hire or purchale, Wet Nurf
w without oaild Of her own. Enorirc Of TN
Printers. AuguO ST
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
10 LIKELY NEGROES.

A NYprJsn 7si6bgg foe~ebai5 abopt 10 LAely Ne
1 grO ray bear za5s,s b. an Be aeeOr7odfed BY a-
flying a. tie Qf.t Of TIE Eagriyer.
Otlober 9. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-10-10
For SALE.

III Lonjla Com-tbogts, on tie 6yR Uedael5ay u,
Drrembtr neef,
1879 VALUABLE SLAVES,
TONSISTING If Men, W,oniea, Berg o1d
VI Girl, boggag fo1be eFa.s Of Chriftopher Smith,
d.. 49noqg hcr /, n gqlp7bis 1.HWNEP, ysrnlsrIy
Galb ne bafq.G. Tbr GJsri5e, bo5 r.fqjl4fo FH ans
9fBsn Prioqf'L, aad bsy soW certainly tr sgcrcl at
po5Ie (rtc al RE l,gs a5og- eieaioash eyeiH iii Hc
lOfL Of February, 1906, zoH BE- givcy, On s bayeocys
gi1ag bsgd zoiJ a36,oUd Eepyy, 10 e,yyy gfy,R iron
NE 6ar; but yftr bynsPel Is Ppaslaay f,ia Tie iafc-
,1q qoi9 b. yszifeL
CHHPLES SMITH,
%di'g Esscqt'r # Cjyjeebts, Svab, dec.
OSsbT :" (eithJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-05-12
--Ppdet blec ofbroJria robis

" aic PotHfSSe, ct non PotHiSse rsjlW.
With refpe6 to the national reward con-
terred on DIR. Jenner, however inadequate
ut is to his merits, it exceeds any ether re-
ward ever granted by parliament.
1t was juitly obferved by the Chancellor
oft Exchequer, that no pecuniary remit
neration could be adequate TO a ie,7ice like
this; and, indeed, when we conlider how
imall flIrplus will remain, after dedu6ling
all the expences incurred on this occafCn
By DIR. Jcnner, we fhould rather be incli-
ned to fuppoie it is meant for the redenDti-
on of the town of Berkeley, than that Of
the whole human race, from the raysges of
the flnall-pox.
1T was faid that to mind Ike DR.. len
ner's the thanks ofthe houle conllituted the
better part of the reward. IF officers
OF fate would take the fune coin in
part Of payment, half Of their iaIaries may
60 towards the dilcharge of the national
debt.
We fhall her give filmmary account Of
the advantages OF the vaccine iuoculllicr,
partly deduced from the evidence collected
by the committee of The Houfe of Com
mons, and partly from other fources.
/. 1t lisa mild local dfeafe and indeed,
can fcarcely be iaid to delerye the name Of
a diCeafe.
.. 1t Is rot infectious, except by actual
incubation.
9, 1t may be praaifed at any time OF
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-13
FOR SALE,

A MILL SEAT, in Berkeley Coun-
n ~, situated on Opequon Greek,
within 100 poles of Potomac River, with
as land as win answer for the mill
house and other necessary buildings +;
this Mill Seat must be considered. BY an
persons acquainted with it, to.be of more
value than any other in theeouaty, from
the great suficiency of water and many
other conveniences attending it, grain
may be brought to the place BY water in
boats, and -four taken from thence to
market inthe same wa, >. the presen. ex-
Pense of taking flour from thence 10
George Town and Alexandria does no,
exceed 70 cents per barrel, and from the
daily Improvements in the navigation of
Potomak, we may expect in short time
the expense will be much less. ANY Der.
son wishing to purchase will apply 10 the
subscriber living at the mouth Of Ope.
qnon. JAMES FORMAN.
July 6, 1904. $,
Ahso for sale, a complete Saddle Horse,
tour years old and about IS hands high.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-13
FOR SALE,

TWO hundred and eiyhty.five acres
i of LAND, two miles from Bath,
Berkeley County, lyingin healthy situa.
ton between that town and Sleepy Greek /;
about 20 acres are cleared, well fenced
and IN good farming order; there IRE
8 acres Of excellent Meadow, and more
at least may be made with very little trou.
bic, antexeellent Orchard Of 200 Apple.
and upwards Of 400 Peach Trees, an OF
which iowbear; the balance Of the land
is well covered with great variety OF
good Timber the whole tract is well
watsred, and for fertility, is scarcely Z.
qualled by any land in this part of the
country; there are tolerable convent
ent Dwelling House, an excellent Barn,
Stable, &c. The subscriber being anxi.
Gus to remove to the Western Country,
viii dispose of the above land at three
Dollars per acre, which Is less than half
its value. An indisputable title win be
made the purchaser. The land NAV be
seen by applying to the subscriber living
thereon. CHRISTIAN MILLER.
!; Juns IS, 1904. 4
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From the New-York Herald.

The reader Is here presented Nth the
second numter (the frst beng merely
tn'r0dIctoryJ Of promised series
frass the ROstoa Centinrl, zohich ne
freG:ct ssiA command a more than or
-=z5ti'aary share efpublic attention. IN our
sp'HSoa, NJ federal print can amt to
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=. 81, y Nos. z, 6, $, -, and 8 - : :
Those are of the first rate, and warrant
ed good the subscriber has formed a
connection with an Importing House IN
Baltimore, who are always to keep his
assortment complete !; those who live at
a distance and may want good Boiling
Cloths win never be disappointed in
coming here for them the price is as
lou as in any inland town on-this eonti-
nent.
N. B. The subscriberalso takes leave
to inform the public,Fthat his mill is now
in complete order for the reception Of
Grain: He solicits the custom Of those
who can from convenience send him
their grinding. -. . ~,
- The highest price, as usual, CIV
en- for Wheat, Rye and Corn delivered
at his mill. s-..
Win the greatest esteem,
He bees ledpe to subscribe himself,
The bubkie's obt. g humh serut.
PHILIP NADENBOUSCH.
Martinsburg, July 6, 1904.
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- NEW and ELEcAsr TYPE,
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