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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-26
BARON HUMBOLDT.
From the " Literary Magazine, and American
Resifer.''
ORIGINAL COMMUNICATIONS.

The following abitra6 of the American Ira
wells of the celebrated Baron Humboldt and his
companion Bonpland, has been drawn up from
notes which the former has kindly furnilhed, and
will fupercede the many very incorrect accounts
hitherto publhed relative to this intereitipg OBJ
ject
The Dover argus and Delaware advertiser. (Dover, Del.) 1804-18??, 1804-10-24
TO B E SO D,
AT PRIVATE SALE,

That Hahta6le Property in the 1own of Dover in tts
County and State Of Delaware, formerly The resi-
dence Of Eleaaer Mac0m6, Esq. deceased,
SITUATE on the main flreet of Dover, few
doors below the public fquare. That part of the
property now occupedby James Clark, prefents an
eligible ftand for aore, and has been u(ed fuch
for ferries of years paG, to great advantage, and
could now be put at a imall expenie, in complete
order for mercantile butnels. The part occupied
by John Lowber, Efq. is commodious comforta-
bic brick building, and has variety Of convenient
cies in its contribution and htuation, which render
it very valuable. To this property there are good
gardens, good carriage houfe, together with two
good gratis lots, of them containing about three
quarters of an acre, and the other about two acres
and an half. 1t is preiumed, that any perlon with
ing to purchafe the above property, will take view
oft; further defcription is deemed unnec eIary.
ALTO lot of ground ftuate at Jones's bridge
Dover, with brick tenement thereon, accommodate
ed to any mechanical employment or public buiinefs
For further particulars, application may be made
to Doctor James Tilton, the elder, at Wilmington,
or to the iubfcriber at Dover.
ALEXANDER STUART, Jun. Y
July 25th, 1904.
The Dover argus and Delaware advertiser. (Dover, Del.) 1804-18??, 1804-10-24
aso Dollars Reward

RUNAWAY from the Subscribers Farm, on
Long Marfh, in Caroline County, on Sunday night
lait, a negro man named ISAAC, about five feet OF
10 inches high, with large full white eyes, about 80
years of age, Of very black complexion; had on
when he went away, blue cloth coat, with fuitian
cape Rrip'd, the reR of his clothes not properly
known. .
Alto, negro man named PERRY, Of black
complexion, with down look, five feet or 10 in
ches high, 81 years of age had on when he went
away blue cloth coat, half worn, and crois tripd
round Robin jacket, with other cloathing not pro-
perly known.
Lkewife went with them, a bright Mulatto Girl
named HANNAH, about % years OF age, with thick
lips and Of lively countenance, pregnant, which IS
very is fuppoed that Perry, il not all
of them, have gone toLewis Town, Camden or fhl-
adephia, as he has relations living in each place
Whoever takes up fad negroes, and lectures them 10
that the owner may get themagain, fhal receive the
above reward, and if brought home all Reasonable
charges OF 100 dollars for each negro man, and %
for the Girl.
WIN. WINCHESTER MASON.
Queen Ann's County, Maryland,
OGfober II, 1904.
The Dover argus and Delaware advertiser. (Dover, Del.) 1804-18??, 1804-10-24

RAN away on Saturday lat, from the fubicrber,
living in Caroline county near federaiburgh, Tor
merly called the north wet fork bridge; likely
young negro man by the name OF Abraham, Tx feet
high or there about; fpare made, twenty-one years
of age in April la& ,has blemih in one OF his eyes,
occaioned by a chip in cutting wood-had on and
took with him ihort calico jacket, red and
mixed under Jacket, pair nankeen trouiers wide at
buttom red Rriped jacket, pair onaburgh troulers,
fhort drab cloth Jacket lined with green baiie, hort
cloth coat with black cape, ihoes and Bookings,
the kind Of hat unknown; went with him likely
Young negro man of the yellow caft, named FL
lick, the property Of Richard Toota, Dorcheiter
county, Eck is about FIVE feetten inches high, to-
lerabe we'll fet, twenty-three years old--had on and
took with him kerfey jacket and troulers, ttrlPed
four and four blue and white, Bath coating Jacket
and troulers, black cloth coat wool hat. pair OF
nankeen pantaoons, white linen trouiers, fhoes and
| BOOKINGS, white marles wailtcoat, check linen
troufers 1t is likely they may change their names ;
each of them has worked eyeral years at the black
fmith buGnefs.
Any ptr(on taking my negro man Abraham, and
deliver him to me, ihall have the above reward, and
am fatislied MIR. Tootal will handfomly reward
any perlon for his.
ANY perfon fecuring.the faid Negroes 70 that the
owners may get them again ihall have the above re-
ward.
-s JOSEPH DOUGLASS.
RICHARD TOOTEL.
cebtsu,bey az 18OGa
The Dover argus and Delaware advertiser. (Dover, Del.) 1804-18??, 1804-10-24
JOSEPH WRIGHT.
September II, 1904.
FOR SALE,

A House and Lot, Gin the village of Fredericaj
Kent Count, State of Delaware0 with two itory
addition feet wide and IS long, with one room
the firlt floor, two chambers above, and good dry
cellar, the houfeis well fnihed, painted, and the
walls filled in with brick to the garrett with fable
and carriage houfe under roof, fmoak houfe, &C.
The Lot is 100 feet front and 1870 feet Deep under
good enclofure-The terms may be known by APP
plying to George Trutt, efq. Camden, to the Sub
lcriber in Philadelphia. q,
SAMUEL H. ROWND,
Second Street, Nos1e5.
October 10th, 1904
The Dover argus and Delaware advertiser. (Dover, Del.) 1804-18??, 1804-10-24
STRAYED OR STOLEN,
On the night IF The I'm Instant, from Tie s'6scri
6erS pasture,

IT TITO 'FF6 q VIC = - ,'!'T7FEF' =
bers PASTURE,
TWO HORSES, one large forre, near is
hands high, perceivably hipihod in. his right hip
and marked on his right hde with the cart PADDLE,
his name worn off with the collar; he can either
pace or trott but is by no means formed for hack
ney-The other is a dark grey, though his head is
uncommonly white, for the relt of his colour, his
tail is ihort with mixture of white hairs, he has
a feather running along both Gdes Of his neck, he
rots, canters and hacks very well. 5a
Any perfon recurring faid horles, and will bring
them home, fha have three dollars for each; ana
all Reasonable charges paid by
JOSEPH WEIGHT, 'o'1
September II, 1904. rr
N. b. The fubfcriber lives in Queen AIMS coua-
ty fate Of Maryland, between Centerville and the
beaver-dam caufeway, near Henry Pratt's, Efq
The Dover argus and Delaware advertiser. (Dover, Del.) 1804-18??, 1804-10-24
PROPOSALS FOR PUBLISHING
The American Gardner /;
BEING A NEW AND COMPLETE
G A RDEN ER'S CALAN DER
AND
GENERAL DIRECTORY,
GENERAL DIRECTORY.

Adaptea TO The C'nats and present situation Of Ms
United States.
The Dover argus and Delaware advertiser. (Dover, Del.) 1804-18??, 1804-10-24
CONTAINING


AN account of what work is neceiIary to be done
in the Kitchen, Fruit and Flower-gardens Vine
yard, Nurfery, Pleafure-ground, Green-houfe and
Hot-houfe, for every month in the year; and alto
ample practical directions for performing the faid
work ;explanng likewle the beit methods, and par
ticular seasons for propagatng, and rafting, to the
umoft perfection all forts OF esculent plants fruits
and flowers &c. the proper feaions for ranplantng
all kinds of Trees, Shrubs and plants, 70 nlure
the bet polfble iuccefs
With complete directions for forcing the different
kinds of Fruits, Plants and Flowers, early perfec-
ton, in Hot-houles, Hot-beds, Forcing frames,
Forcing-houles, SC. ee
Particular and minute innruGions, for the rafting,
culture and management of all kinds of Fruittrees,
luitabe to the climates Of the United States; with
ample directions for the culture of Vines on large
and national cae and the mott approved methods
ofmakine Wine from the fruit.
ALSO,
COMPLETE CLASSICAL LISTS
Kitchen-garden Plants, Fruit-trees, Forea and
Ornamental Trees, Towering Shrubs, Evergreens,
Annual, Biennial, and Perennial fbrous rooted
flowers, Bulbous and Tuberous rooted Flowers,
Greenhouse and Hot-houe Plants, proper for culti-
walton in the american GARDENS, sc.
Being the Essence, carefully felected of the mott
approved modern publications. and the refult of the
Editors Practical Experience in each of thefe de-
partments, for many years.
BY BERNARD MtMAHON,
| GARDENER AND sEEDMAN, PHILADELPHIA.
| TERMS.
l. THE work win be printed excellent wove
paper, with new type eating for the purpole by
Bnny and Ronaldlon, and will be comprifed in
one4large octave Volume, of fix hundred pages at
| leaf.
H. The price to fubcribers will be dollars, neatly
bound and letered or dollars rs cents in boards,
payable on delivery of the work; to Non-fub-
i icribers, the price will be enhanced.
Ill Each perfon procuring ten Subscribers, and
holding himfelf refponhble for the fame, ihall be
entitled to one Volume gratis.
*8* The Editor intending to make the work as
perfect and complete in his power, will complete
the work of every month in the month idelf, con-
fequeRtly cannot have it publifhed before January
1905.
PHILADELPHIA. Jaaaary 1904,
~ Subscribers names roRbc received at the Office Of
/. g The Dover ArguS," and at the Editors .Seea
Store, Me- 1879, CheSnut-streef, Ptilsdelbhis,
The Dover argus and Delaware advertiser. (Dover, Del.) 1804-18??, 1804-10-24
Joseph DOUGLASS.
RICHARD TOOTEL.

September a6, 1So4.a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
WILLIAM M.cAY.,
Watch Maker, Richmond

Watch Maker, INChmOnd,
= rsrEcTFuILY informs his friends and tho
A public, that he has received bs the late arm.
walls from Europe. a large and general assorr-
ment of Cold and Silver WA7CRES. large
quanu,y Of fashionable SEALS, hB1.S and
CHAiNS, which he ,:ill dispose OF low ior cash.
lie has also on hand, a few good CLOCKS.
y. g. Clocks and Watches repaired as usual.
Richmond, OCT. 18Th, 1894. Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
THREE DWELLING HOUSES
80 BE REN9gD.

HNE situate At the foot of Adzmss hill, and
~ but I small distance from the Mason's hall,
iateIy occupied by Mr.. Thomas Underwood. On
this lot there is very good and well enclosed gar.
der, wei cfexcellon; wa.er & c,1cr eonveniemces
One other, situate IN the Alley, between the
street leading to Shockoe warehouse and that
leading 70 Mayo's bridge, lately occupied by Mr..
John Robins
The other situate on the back street, rear Har-
ris's Tobacco mandatory and the Kcck landing,
having large garden well cn1losed, at present
occupied by Mr. Henry TompGins.
Pcssession of the two hIst described may b.
had Immediately, and % the ether on the lst of
January next. Apply 10
Joseph CALICO,
Who has for sale, iishy COACHEE, nearly
nc y, with plated mounted Harness complete for
Two horses. tt Oa. u. 1900
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
Notice.

4 Ii persons indebted TO the estate Of JoHx
L y DAWSON, dec of Amherst county. by bond,
notes or Otherwise, are requested TO come forward
Immediately and discharge the same--And those
having claims against the estate, are also request
cd to bring them forward legally authenticated.
tiat they may be discharged
JOHN S. DAWSON, Adrriristratoy
81 JoHN DAwsoN, dec.
August 10, 1904. SIN
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24

y
Mary w alden, exec uuixc Samucl0
Walden. deceased, plaintiff.
dyaiast
Samuel Clay, executor of Richard =. Oh.
Jcnes. deceased, who was exc 1' e''''s'Ji
cutog otThomas E.sllinc, decea-
SGD. JOHN BLANKS and Jesse
Hord, defendants.
4 VIE defendant Samuel Clay, not having ens
L tered his appearance and given security a.
greeable to the att of assembly and the rules Of
this court, and it appearing the satisfaction OF
the court that he is not inhabitan, ofhis state:
On the motion of the plaintiff 10y her counsel, IL
is OrGeye!. that the said defendant DO appear
here on The fourth Monday in Novemoer next.
and answer the plaintiffs bill and thay 4 copy cf
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
per Of the city OF Richmond for two months sue
cessiveiy, and posted at the front door OF the
courthouse ofhis county.
il coPy--Teste,
JOHN BARKSDALE. n Gu c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
In Hanover County Court,

Jaiy son, 1905.
John Clopton, administrator Off
William Clopton, deceased, PIT.
against In C5Sncery.
James Blackwell, William Macon
anti John Swami. dctts
4 'HE defendant James Blackwell, not having
= ente,ed his appearance and given security
according to the AL Of assembly aud the rules of
this court. and it appearing TO the satisfaction
of the court that he is not an inhabitant of this
country: On the motion OF the plaintiff by mis-
counsel, 1t is ordered, that the said defendant,
JAMES Blackwell. do appear here on the fourth
Wednesday in Ottober next, and answer the bill
of the plaintiff; and that = copy OF This order be
forthwith published in some public newspaper of
the city OF Richmond FOX Two months success
sively and that another copy be posted ut the
front door of the courthouse OF this county.
a copy-Tcste,
THO: POLLARD, d. en- C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24

That the form OF the power for voting nv
proxy respecting the enaSnns, repeating OF amend
ing o}e-t.wS' ordinances and regulations, be
hSow ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. That
OF do hescby appoint
SUBSTITUTE or proxy, to represent Ill meet
inGs OF The stockholders OF the Bank of Y4.--;,;ia
and IN name and behalf to vote respecting
the enaenS, repeaiag oramcndiny such iye-layvs.
ordinances or regulations as may be deemed ne
cessary and convenient 60, The government, OF said
bank In witness whereof have hereunto
set hand and seal, this day Of
in the year
Sealed and delivered
in the presence of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
Vaiuable Propcs,yjor Sole

E@N Thursday the 18Th of Decembcrnext will
Z ~ sc't n public auction, on the premises,
tne PL4N2.iTTON whereof now live, Contain
ins about oNE TSoUsASp ACRES together with
TUG%I1' MEG GOES, IL, the StacS Piantdfi-~
80 Utensils ~ Housetold Furniture. The terms Of
payment tor the Land. viii he one ilird cash,
AM he balance IN TWO YEARLY nsts,ren;s, for the
payment of which, decd of trust on the pro
perty will be required. On all the other ar,ices,
4 credi. % Twelve months will be given, the pur-
chaser giving bond with approved security, 90
bear ins ron the date il not punttually paid.
This p~ntatioa is c!so,y situated on the main
road from Ne~ Canton TO Richmond. two miles
from the former place aud ;he same distance from,
James rivcr; it is 1T present under good fences,
Is well watered and ,ir.OcrcCl. has IN excellent
dwelling house. wi.h Kitchen, smoke house, sc
NC all IN good repair, ana Is generally allowed to
be. Ill point OF Fertility, inferior 70 any plan.
tauon IN ghe neiG hbcuThood.---On the same
day will be- sold, OH the premises, on credit OF
t"eIve months, two well improved LOIS, in the
town OF New Canton, ous C. y hich is now leased
for seven years, at forgive pounSs per annum
For th's prei.erS bond and approved security
(bcarine 'n'eresS from tne d. ( if not punetualiy
paidl NIL he REQUIRED Foi further particulars
enquire of Mr. George WAIT Richmond. or MIR.
James Rea IN New CantoG
HCPEP7' EILL.
Buckiuch han, comfy. SJth Sent 1S0& IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
The subscribers agree to
Il Black Woman,

Between forty and fifty years of age, wanting TO
attend to making beds and cleaning rooms
One who can come well recommended for indus
try, sobriety and honesty, shall receive very high
wages. For terms apply 10 the printer hereof.
Oath September, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
Mediterranean P0G60rft.


NOTICE is rcreby given. that it has been
I deemed expcGieut TO change the form OF the
Mediterranean Passport issued to vesscls of the
United STAGES; that from the eighth day OF July
next, those OF the form viii be issued At The
custom houses TO every vessel, for which applica
ton may be made on . Compliance wit' the Terms
prescribed by law and surrcndering the former
passports OF which she may be possessed. if any,
IN which latter case no fees win be required Tor
the exchange; and that by an arrangement a.
grced upon by the Barbary powers. with whom
we are at peace. either the Old or tie new form
OF passport viii be sufficient protea the vessels
OF the United States from capture until the 1st
OF July 1905, after which che old form Of passport
will be unavailable and the new one q eae in use.
Department of State,
25d Of May, 1904.
The printers 9ft5c iars IF tbe United States are
resSetto insert toe abO0e in their GGscttes t,s;ce
;Geek 'or tie space u SIX months. and TIE Coiec-
tors q tie Customs 10 Keep COPIES ef ir poslea up
in ,beu offices. June Or.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
Sea'ed and delivered }
in the presence of {

That the form of the power for selling. as.
signing and transferring bank stock, be- e.
NOW ALL MEN ~ THESE PRESENTS, That
OF do hereby cons;i ute and AN.
point OF tue and lawful attorney.
Tor and i'll name and behalf TO sell, assign
and TRANSFERRING any person or persons, the whole,
or any part of share unto bslone;,o.
IN the capital orioiut stock cf the President Di,
reetors and Company og the Bank o. Virpinia' and
Tor thSt purpose 20 make and execute al necessa.
ry atts of assignment and transfer, and rrtber.
more one or more persons under 10 qrts,i-
'n'e' with Ike f"'! power. IL witness whereof
nave hereuhto set hand and seal.
this day of in the year
Sealed and delivered
IN The presence OF Au,
SigReG,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-24
Nof:ce..... The Office Of su-

psr.ifor of the revenue, Ter the ditr:a Of virgi-
MIA, bcing diicontinued aud the uninfhed buii
ueCs in the faid Office ,IaDslerE:d TO m=--;he col
l.ct0rs Of the direct x internal revenue, whole
account. nave not been finally adjuGed and paid,
are hereby informed, that they are now requeaed
10 cell uly oiee, in the city of Richmond. with
oue delay ana pay the balances due 20 the United
Scates - And thoie whois lands have been fold ia
the diliria o, Virginia By authority OF act Of
ConZTeGs Of the United States Tor nol-payniens Of
the Direst Tax, may rcdeeHs fueh lands, by pay
ING within the time limited, the principal,
Eo1s and ices rs the law diretas.
As raolt o. the aforementioned lands were fold
IN Dee 1904. the privilege of redemption will
rortinIe uutil December next.
The money received by me for the redemption
OF the fad lands will he retur ed 60 the purchs-
fer, with intercit at the rate of IS per cent per
annum on the pureharr money, to the day on
which it may &c paid TO
Joseph SCOTT, NJ. v. D.
1-kh. e
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-10
: BAR-IRON,

Of excellent quality and handsomely
drawn. English Blistersd, Country do.
and Crowly STEEL. tsSSe1fz.>s.@@
100 Pieces Home made Linens.
500 ExeeIlent Twilled Bags. %.
r iooolb. Good Flax, and parcel Of
enc old Whisky, dis6ll'd in Maryland,
Patent Medicines, &c. &c. : a. ),
All Of the above Goods having been
purchased on the lowest terms for cash,
/ amhappy 10 inform my friends, and the
public generally, thar I am now enabled
to supply them with Goods that are re-
WALTER B. sELRY.
Shepherds-T August 10, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-10

Il quantity Of beef, pork and mutton,
milk, butter and cheese. For raw ma.
lterials Of cloathing, skins, wool, cotton
hax and hemp. When this country O.
pens for settle ment, Ii viii differ much
from most new settlements il there be
meta governmental demand equal to the
produce Of the last mentioned article, 10
purge of the usual influx Of rascals. Ma
ny Of the conveniences Of life, not ahso-
lutely necessary to our subsistence are m
Guided in the above list; those convent.
enceswhich approach ns arerthe luxusies,
are - follows: fruits, viz. straWberries,
eurrants, whortleberries, plumbs Of va
rious findss every species Of grape, uAd
In the Southern parts the orsnge,- and
perhaps the lime the hgs IN greatest
perfection in every part Of the country.
Peaches could be produced in greater =
bundanee than apples in New England.
Apple, might also be produced but not
90 well a in the more northern climates.
Sugar.eane grows very well towards the
Cult, and in general produces. where
cultivated, . profitable crop.
.LAtpresep. however the culture Of cot
ton supefetedesevery thingin many parts
7 and viii continue 70 do so, a. long as the
high demand for il continues. From
7the grapes the various wines and brandy,
may be produced; from the cane, sugar
moiasses, and rum from peaches, q
most delicious, highly aavoured BRAN
dy, and from the grains the different
qualities Of malt liquor and whisky. The
black mulberry j the natural growth Of
the rich lands, and the white mulberry
might be easily htroduced-Silk might
be manufactured equal to any part Of the
Morld-Animala Of use, pleasure and
sport, may be increased with great ease
Las horses, goats, antelopes and deer.
The waters do not abound in fish, tho al
this place we geta partial supply. Iron
abounds in this country, and from the
numerous Eett, \ Is probable salt WILDE
made It ID MOTTO be understood that al
the land in this country is good. There
is large proportion Of inferior quality,
and the water scarce in summer. 49,. r..
Character ofa Chocta.O., =
"For the character Of these people, col
leet all the vices possible for ignorant
people to commit, with certain portion
Of the most amiable virtues, heighten
the contrast BY uniting eomplacency and
tenderness withthe most obdurately win.
dietive. temperament shake all toge-
,thet and Jake out q dose sufficient 70
hang white man, and you have q Choc.
tay.ne $3.50 ~ ~. - =, = 4 +, :.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-10
The subscriber respectfully inform,

TIRE .ubacriherrespeetfniiy inform.
J. the Ladies and Gentlemen in Mar
tinsburg and 10 vicinity, that his DAN.
cling SCHOOL viii be held AZ the
usual place on Monday nexts and eonti-
nue. on every Monday, Rsstseiag Balls,
tobe continued likewise on Tuesday he
win attend IN Darkesville ON Wednes-
day in Charles ownon Thursday in
Berryyille on Friday, az the Yellow
House and Saturday at Winehester,
andto continue s1cressivsiy every week.
DAVID HARTSHORNE.
Adjust 10, 1setS = I. IL - >,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-10
Bosros CEHrrsrL.

In the demonstrations Of reverence for
the memory, and affection for the loss Of
the Hero, the Statesman, the Patriot
" .Uithoss repveacA," the citizens Of Bos-
ton have shewn 4 sensibility not inferior
to that Of any in the Union-the csremo-
mics Of Tharsday WILDE reeordedtp their
honors ~ -. = - = = : :. :.
- The epidemic ofunfeigned lamentati-
on appears TO be universal and the reci.
tai Of the demonstrations Of the calamity
our country has sustained in the demise
of Alexander Hamiltnn, reach us hour.
~. Though these demonstrations were
confined TO populous towns, the inhabi-
tants Of the villages and hamlets are not
less sensible Of thsgeneral loss-in these
abedes Of innocence and patriotism-- II.
BY fatty hands hh khell 10 rihg. il
By forms unseen his dmge Is sung /; :
There Hosoa BENDS pilgrim grey
To kiss the turf that wraps the clay ) +.
While FREEDoN stands in deep despair,
And crops the tear Of anguish there"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-10

DY virtue Of q decree Of the county
DCourto Of Jefferson, rendered Il Juno
term last, win Be exposed to public sale
on the premises for ready money, onthe
second Saturday in next month. q House
and Lot Of Ground, situate in the town
Of Smith6eld. in said county, the pro-
psrty Of Thomas Carpenter, % satisfy Z
debt due TO Win Winship. r.
BENJAMIN BELL.
HEZEKIAH BEALL
JOHN DAVENPORT, & ee".''
CARVER WILLIS, Il
August 10, 1905. sss-e - = -. r., =,