davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-22

nnoa dePlorabe event. The lighted (ponson) Of
this city, for the paage of troops, &c. funk with
hundred folders upon it, very few Of whom have
been laved.
ANTwHRP, June 20.
His Majely IS expected here in the courie of month
to mipe9 our naval improvements and great prepara-
tons are making for his reception The fri "a gun
fhip ever built in our dock-yard will be launched in
his Preienee, together with rgase Of AZ guns, be
called the Joiephine. The number of fhprights will
fpeedily be augmented by 200 Dutch and 500 German
ar,tieers. Two new praams and Tx gun-boats
dy TO fail for Fluihng.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-22
ScnELDT, Iuly u.

SchELDT, July u.
The declaration Of the eleGlor Of Baden 10 the dist
t.,e alicdged infringement Of his territory by the
Frer-b has II length appeared it breathes nothing
bot coneiaon, and will doubtlefs form no part Of the
deliberatiou Of the diet. On the other hand the milf
understanding or coolne' between the governments
of France and Ru1ia, fscms to BE- wildering.
srNHe--There appears profpsa Of a rupture
between Great Britain and Spain. The government
have iuf pabCled regulation for the failing Of con-
eoysto Spain fos year TO come.
OsrEND, July !.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-22

OsrEND, July !.
Yeiter !ay, about fix in the morning, we witneGec
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-22
STATE PAPERS.

The following letters from Mr.. DRAKE pre-
vious to his leaving Munich, have been the fub-
jet of frequent remark and reference, but we
have not fooner had an opportunity of inferting
them.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-22
PHILADELPHIA Sept. Ii.
IMPORTANT DECISION.

IMPORTANT DECISION.
N'u plsis. Ml ii ,IIs, In The Supreme Court
y, Of. Pergtykvania,
Dxr,n s,, Sept. 18TH, 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-09-22

BY the arrival of the brig Sufan and Polly, from,
London, have papers late at the 7th July and
by arrival at New-York, dates TO the 18th have
been received at that place. from thofe feca wha,
foliows--t NorE Gag.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24
TO BE. SOLD.

To the highea bidder, on the fesond Tasfaay in
September ncKt,i if fair. if nor, the ae1s
fair day, !fsle TO continue until all is iod,) as
s,y Ouates, in Cornw alls's Neck,
Fifty horned Cattle, and the fame
number Of lheep and hogs; feveral mares, COTS,
6lli-., plough naes. work oxen. .&c. AMONG tle
above are two ans nare, with thorough bred
colt by their ide. :4
Alto, a lea{e of:the Plantation which
is we'll kaown. and lor,ns a peninfula.. Ibs
laod NUT yield handfone peokt to the Pr, hafez.
has rna+kct At the door for every article; add
10 this, lie nasktas :of Dunfries. Colcircaer,
Alc7:andeia, I,hingson and Seorge Town. Tie
faa !cngth lays on che Potomac to the month az
Muawon,an Creek, which extends aruund the
former 70 far, that with esie it nay be inclafca
with z hort linc from the river 10 the creek
There are number of Filming Landings, # a
and Wild Fowl, ia sheir teafon, in high ptrfsc..
ron. The land is valuable for making tobacco.
grazing, and ,anccn monty favourable FOR raiGfp
Stock OF every kind. &r.
Il il preiutnei the parch Ifer wouli with 20 Zee
the orc,n;ies, oa which ! fhalI d. the day prs.
c.sd;ng .,sae fade. give fuller Information, ana
make the terns Accommodating to reaionsbl.
parchafs,: bus comfortable deduction wils n.
made f}e ,eaia. and Tobacco in hand. Shov,d :.
,b., ab1ye lea,c &c difpofed of, IL wil he re6..s
for and dufing its continuance, on giving boni
and good iecuisy for punctlL paymen, of the
rent.
Raphai Boarman.
. Augua IS. sw3S
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24
BALTIMORE, August go.

a Is
q . rived, sch'r Uaion, Hst6hins, from
g 'da,oaee. Sailed from peinhisque 23r
- LIT there schr. ylgilaat, JUL, for
lad aud New-York brig Raaeler,
In. for Guadaioape. Aticaadaloare,
IT, I've Brothers, Belt, for Baltimore,
3 DAYS; p;lot-boat schooner belop g1ns
8 Mr. Patterson, just arrived and great
] n1.r Of northern vessels, names not re-
%u,cted. Augase /, of the Island Saba,
H. brig Java, from Charleston, tor Qua
Nome, 81 days;ous supplied them with
nosisans.
Y August 81.
& Arrived, fchooncr .asy Ann, Hutchns, IS
j ), froe, Tatks Iasnd Left shree or four
so,,h.,n yeG:ls, names anknoSa, Spoke no
q ai(o, fchceaer Julia, Aid-r,on, - days from
,,,,caa. Tie itho,n~r Example. C,1t, was To
In sor. ,harleRon in f.w dgs. The brig Fac
~ Of Ncx York; Tartar. Of d.; icheonef
4 aot. of d.; ana brig Delc~as- of Baltimore,
we're brought into Barracoa by French pFva
s.,s.. The fchoon:r Hector. aftef being unload
wa. rrnt to S.. Jago. The brig Hector was
kat 70 ieewatd vita Ser Cargo. The D-Iaware
! as ienr OUT TO be flank or burnt. The brig a.
l4nge, Warson, of Newpots. bound TO JaRaica,
has takea and b7oaght iuto Birracoa. eiience tae
! as ordered TO the leewId. On board the Ju-
b. are captain Hilnan and mate, OF lchnon
ally of Baltimore, feom L Anceveaa, boald
.om.; taken 1sd July, 9 days our, and carried
nto saracOA; The cargo was imuggled athore,
nd the yeael towed out, to be burat or k.
Alto, fchosser Hannah Maria, captain CAT
enter, SO days from Aux Cages. Sailed asd
oily, in company with fchooner Ann Eliza, OF
Norfolk. Left iehooner Mon,ferrae, Bettle, of
|a.timore, the only Anerican there. as chal.
4 bv TWO armed briggs of CaP- Hattsras, but
ut failed .hcm. the fchsoner Democrat, of
ialtim0re, and Pasrior, ;Pitr, Of do. were at A
sln, the former to fail ia 70 days.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24

iIiailat ii Is gerersay produced BY The ss,us
causes rs diarshosa, and that it is for the
sassa pssa TO be regarded as onsy ar sggra-
waved degree of the last mentioned rliser~
ider.' On this pcaatweE sstes tain q IFereRt
opinion. Among ether rasaeaiai 'aesasaases,
against sl1e cIyseatry, ase.T,arSeularay aRsisss
upoa the applieaaiea of 6 tour -or fSss folds
tof fine aaanei, "a large piece of sisfok
aeecy leosierr over the abdomen, md czcc
this 3 fasrsaa haadage, bouadvather sigiss
land in q aniforna ananTaer. 5rosn the gr@ia
neaEly to the arn1~2its, aud hack ,again.--
This mode OF applying, or ra.her OF cosa-
aining, a certain degree Of hrasoyer sfsat
Part Of the betsy wslick IS .lse SCH OF the
diaeaee, is to Sc persisted lii 40 leng IS ssse
disease consiaaez. When began carl, AID
well attended to, not negieclAs4s he,nsi2s
Goilatera, means, Il aeidoaa Ssisstn eject
care. In whatever stage il is begun, WITH
the. exception Of the very LAST, 1t produces
aspeeds aaejioratsen of the synaptoRss, ena
currs manv dysenteries that sWoasd etAer-
wise be HOPELESS
This aaeasure he var sntscea 70 fesors
to, aroIa having heardthst It vas recon-
n,sndsd by DR., Whyte, physician tis.t had
resided at Gonssant;noPie. Il was noticed
webelieve in a tract on DysentEy, published
reveral years ago By a physician who. haa
been in the West Indiss; hus we c2huns !.
at THIS moment recoilecthis name. in op.
position to 81. Prigle, this author deems
vencsection sedora necessary ia.d.senterg,
and a pra.tice which has recently been sug-
ges.ed of applying cold water TO she belly
aad.os directing theIpatient TO drink cold
syater in chic coeplsint, Is, in his opinion
attended with much hazard. In other re. +.
spects his treatment of dysenteric patients
xccords with that OF the best moeerR pras,
sisiones., (,yBr1sish Critic
The Americana Informed oaptaia
Conklip, of the ship, Olive, arrived las.
night from St. Petersburg, that the En-
.peror of Russia was particularly friendly to
the Americans, and that the Emperor had
interceded with the Tripolitans for the res
,oration of theecrew of the frigate Philadel-
phia, nowin captivity. 1(PhA. pater.)
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24

gone to America, that every vessel bound
so St. Domingo, if,aken shall be treated as
pirates. God only knows wf1aI zhey sg,caa
to do With as abeg yoaa vzn do all IN ,n se your
power to ger oux government to cdalsa as
otherwise lido get know what they aaay-do
they seem .osheiaveterate against the Aale-
I -icans, and eveEtaid sae every ship, ard
captains aaf,sa that was armed Irem p ew-
York ~
Capt. Atkins had hss M ate killed, q mae
and several wounded, himself woundeds
and died AZ CHS p.acekan the s22d instant.
ahe schooner Saake Ian thp. Gras was
com handed by Games Maas6eld, sho is
aisa.la prison with all lisanen this vessel
wsll DC oosdesanea although t'aey did noe
IRE shot So.
rs aoPfotest car be sade here, theAsas
it bess to let the officers sign shis letter WITH
me. Several large privateers are gett1ag
ready TO go down in the Bite alter the
Americans.
The pyivateer that took Us was the brig
Fribriskey, capt. Antwain, with ten long
French SKIES, tive twelve pound Cannon
AIDES, one long eighteen pounder and i5o.
men. The French seem to BE very iave.
terate against the americans, and iasuit
us az they pass the prison.
All that can say more is 70 request yea
to do what you can with our government
= TO claim us as Americans. think the
manner in which the Frencs privateer en-.
gagged US under English coiers, VIII be a
sufficient reason for them 20 claim US. Al
thar 1 can say more is that your shiis, strd
property was defended with epirit. s~until
overpowered by numbers.
Weare, Sir,
With respect,
Your ohedient1servsats,
lSigaed1
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24
CHARLESTON, Aug. 4.

81 The brig Amazon, capt. Legare, arriv-
kd at this port yesterday, left the Texel
a. Esd of June. English dates have been
Received by this arrival, TO June 9Th.
y The general opinion in Holland was thas
ths invasloa of England would never be at
$empted.
u General MORGAN remained at large, aud
ID was supposed that :" Emperor Bona
<barte would remit the sentence of the Cri-
minsi Tribunal, condemniag Moreau TO
two years imprisonment.
Rivierre, one of the principal s. c0nspi-
srators, had been pardoned.
4 The iss. Bank of the Rhine, from Stras-
Iburgh to the Dutch frontiers. 10 80 be occu-
iPirl by 10000 French troops.
The French Minister Taileyrand is rails
cd to the dignity Of Arch Ch&pcello. of
State.
tits stated that more than commoa pre-
parations are making in Russia, especially in
the naval depar.uent, andtFat the Emperor
in person was 70 visit the dock yasds for
the purpose of ascertaining the state OF, the
Preparations.
IL IS mentioned under the date Of Schie-
dam, June ~, that there are no indications
that Austria viii adopt hostile measures to-
wards France. On the contrary, that
Prince Estherhaay was appointed ambas-
asdor extraordinary TO coayeyto the New
Emperor the congratulations Of the head
sfthe Germanic Empire, on bis elevation.
1t is said that of Ave thousand curacies
vacant in France, not sfty proper subjects
arc found to full them up.
Capt. Legare, of tie Amazon, spoke
June 80, lat. s., Is, long. -, So, ship
Venelia, Clements, of Boston, from Mes
slna, bound to Copenhagen, IS days out.
Capt. c, informed that Commodore Preb-
Die intended in few daysto commence the
bombardment of Tripoli aud had several
san-boats fitted out for the purpose.
July IS, lat. IS, 81, long. 50, "a, spoke
tas ship Louisa, 4. Wilson, Of Philadsl-
pAia, from Africa, bound TO Falmouth and
market. Captain Wilson informed that
The captain, supercargo, and crew, Cone
hoy escepted) ofbrig Sally Of Philadelphia,
had been massacred BY the natives, on the
coast, and the vessel sold 10 the Portu-
Soese.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24
LOST,

a keg of SPRIGS, brought by tire
sloop Unity. captain Hand, from Philadelphis,
and conGgned to MeGrs. Libby, Carne & Slsdc.
They were landed on Vowelps wharf, On or
about the 18th May lat, and We fuppole the
draynan bias taken them by mifaks to fcms
other f re, as Libby, Carne and Sladc did not
receive them. Whoever has tie laid calk viii
oblise by informing the fubfcribefs.
Mclean and Winterbery.
Aur rs d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24
IN S UR 6 E N OK,
Froa the Lycomiag Gazette, dug .is.


Our accounts from Tioga are lof very
alarming nature. L appears, those assasslns
and incendiarles are determined to go on
in opposition to the laws and authority OF
the State. Threats have been publicity
made by person or persons residing IN
that.countrv, that they will have fresh
hide (meaning the skinofa Pennsylvanisn,
or persons leasing fromthe Pennsylvanians)
in the course of a few days-they also de-
clare that they will take the Governors
life before the ist day of October, &c. =.
When such are the threats Of those men,
what are the poor settlers who oppose their
proceedings to expect-plunder and mas
sacre. Justice and mercy cry aloud for the
interference Of Government, and unless the.
measures Of the executive are prompt and
energetic, those villains will be suffered to
remain in quiet possessions OF property to
which they have NO just claim whatever.
Dr. DrwAR, m bis Observations on
DiQrhra and Dyse1tery, as those diseases
APPEARED in the British arHy during tee
CAMPAIGN in Egypt, IN 18ol,o says, these
were the reigaing diseases and among the
existing causes of diarrhea, he, mentions,
the drinking of cold water in ialmoderate
quantities 60 allay the nnquenchable thirst
excited BY the excessive beat of che clinaate)
as frequent exciting cause Of disrrhea.
C The soldiers in the French army were
cautioned, il, public orders, against free
use of cold water, especially after fatigue;
and it was recommended, before drinking,
to rince the mouth, and dip thehands in.
water. ahe Egyptians, dreading fuxes
and other bad consequences from excess in
this particular, often restrain their 'ncE-
nation to drink when thirsty. Nhen they
| 90 to refresh themselves in the river, they
drink small quantities Of the water, taking
it up in the palm Of the hand, and often
content themselves with taking it repeated
" IN their mouths, Without swallowing
it, A eopious draught Of cold water,
I quickly takeRafte- extraordinary heat and
| fatigue in this climate, produces most cx-
crusiatlpg pain 10 the stomach; and lnstan-
crs Of death have been kAown to take
place within, a short tlRae from this cause.
After giving an account of the symptoms,
causes. and treatment of diarrhGa, the au-
thor proceeds to the consideration Of Avsen-
terry; one of the most frequent ana most
harrassing disorders of hot climates. A.
mong the exciting causes, he admits a spe-
| cifc contagion, by which it rs often propa-
gated from one Individual to another. Yet
/ Il we understand him rightly, he thinks
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24

o. Printing in all its various
branches executed at this office
with neataels, accuracy, and diff
Fatch.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24
r. $3.50 n,
MAHL0N BENZ EFT.
JAMES ROSS, jun.

Guadalupe, FONT Pstre,
july 90, 1901. )
N. B. You will please to excuse any
fault ia this let.er, as am SO closely watch
ed.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24

r.,a Martiaisue we learn, saas sias
Fi ls min Bleaaein. Admiral Wood
|p5 = 's,,sr. aud 5 grigates we're waiting
.ss souaarsn from surssaaaA IS ,ioia
), 70 attack she ISLAND
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-24
alesaRorfa Daiip anbsrnstl.
FRIDAY. AuSusr 2A

The Ship Sally, capt. Brannan, arrived
a; Baltimore, IN a19- DAYS from Ferrcl
spoke, in LAT. SO, long. 74, the sieop Unity,
from this port, bouna soAisbon.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-20
Domrttir 5ntrIIigfnfr.
LEGISLATU2E OF EW-HANipSHIRE.
FREDd1, Nor. %.
GOVERNORS SPEECH.

HIS Excellency the Governor met the two
branches of the Legislature this day, and deli
vered the following
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-24

On Tuesday, the ifth Of September next,
the subscriber UiH dispose efat public
Vendne, Il. ~ ss-.-..
THE PLANTATION wherein he
now lives, situate in Berkeley
County, 1--WE miles from. Martinfburg
and the same distance from Carl rds-
Town, containing about 60 acres 81 ex-
eellent Land, about one half of which
IS cleared and the remainder welltimbef-
ed. There are two good springs on il
and the whole ofthe land well watered ];
four acres of good timothy meadow is
now made, and eight more ploughed up
and in good condition for seeding on
the premises are two Dwelling Houses,
and other improvements, with an Or
chard Of almost every sort of Fruit, Of
the choicest kinds, &c. - H.
: Re WiH also dispose If L -.
A variety Of Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Utensils, Horses
and Cows, with all the last years crop,
consisting Of Wheat, Oats and Hay, and
the Corn that is now in the ground. A
reasonable credit viii be given. Parti-
culars viii be made known on the day of
sale. Sale to begin at nine o'clock, n n.
H. JoSEPHPLUMMEAes4
August17, 1904. *. T. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-24

BeYteiey CotrfY, 10 1sit 5F
zyT7ILLIAM RIDDLE. one ofthe
wv Commaaw ealth's Justices Of the
1Peaee for the said County, 70 all Sheriff.,
Mayors, Bailiffs, Constables and head
boroughs within the Commonwealth Of
Virginia: Whereas COMPLAINTS made to
me this day., upon the oath Of Robert
Cockburn, keeper Of the jail Of the said
County, that Charles Nc Etee, who was.
lately committed to the jail of the said,
County Of Berkeley, on suspicion of fe-
lony, did, on the 3lst day Of July last
past, forceably escape from the said Jail,
and is now going At large These are
therefore in the name Of the Common
wealth, TO require you and every ofyou,
in your respective Counties, Cities,
Towns and precints, to make diligent
search, by way Of hue and cry, for the
said Charles Mckee, and him having
found to seize and take and safely con-
vey, or cause him to be safely conveyed
to the Jail Of the said County Of Berke-
ley, there to be kept until he shall be dis
charged BY due course of law. Given
under my hand and seal, this FIRST day OF
August, 1904. Y. !. 4. 9. = u. IS s
-, WILLIAM RIDDLE.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-24
BAR-IRON,

Of excellent quality and handsomely
drawn, English Blistered, Country do.
and Crowly STEEL. ; *
100 Pieces Home made Linens. -
500 Excellent Twilled Bags.
1ooolb. Good Flax, and a parcel Of
6rk' old Whisky, distiii'd in. Maryland,
Patent Medicines, &c. sc. ,.. -. T.. -
All Of the above Goods having been
purchased on the lowest terms for cash,
Iamhappy to inform my friends, and the
public generally, that | am now enabled
to supply them with Goods that are re-
markably cheap. ri. ::
WALTER B. SELBY. :
Shepherds, Town, August 10, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-24
=. Ear THEN ware
MANDATORY,
Near the head Of Dry RIM and faEr and
i. an haynsiies fror, Marsins6urg. :.

THE subscriber respectfully informs
4 the public, that he has now got.
.hisPOTTERYin complete order, and
has on hands a very good ASSORTMENT Of
excellent ware, and means 20 keep.
constant suPPly.-It viii be much to the
advantage ofpurchasers Of this commo-.
dity to call on'hin, as he can sell ware az
aeheaper rate than il can be bought at q
distance. A considerable. reduction:
will be made to those who purchase by
the quantity to sell again. ! ! - :
This being the only establishment Of
the kind~in Berkeley County, and the
ware made at il, Of as good, perhaps \
better quality, and at lower price, than
that made, at distance, he hopes that
the efforts he Is making to aeeommodate
the people Of this County, win not 20
unrewarded. CYRUS FARR.
Z May II, 1904. +. IS
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-24
JACOB cooNs.
LANDS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes 70 sen the
L Plantation wherein he now lives,
situate on Back Greek, Berkeley County,
7 mics from sMartinsburg and is from
BATH coutaining 3ss acresbf good strong
Limestone Land, well watered, with at
least 7sPrings-I5o acres are cleared
and well enclosed, acres of Meadow
arepade, and more Meadow land the
remainder of the tract is well covered
with fine timber.-On the premises are
a convenient Dwelling House, newly
finished, Kitchen, a large Barn, Distil-
lery, Fulling Mill, and some out houses,
with number Of Emit trees.--There is
q good mill-seat, with snficieney of
water, on this tract. e. -. - 81
He viii also sell one other tract of
Land, situate on the river Potomak,
near Richardson's Ferry, containing 100.
acres, 40 of which are cleared, the great
'er part river bottom, the remainder Of
the Land is well timbered, and has q
large sugar eamp on tia small House
is now built, and logs ready for raising
larger one. For terms apply 70 The
subscriber. -. 5 n. = - n.
=.=:5-wILLf4M sNopGRAss.
Back Greek, June %, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-24
. Z. A GREffs BARGAIN.

THE subscriber will sell LOTlof
L Land, in the main street, Mar
tinsburg; the improvements thereon are
q log Dwelling House, astone Brerp and
Distiiery House, with water sufficient
on the thepremises; also viii be sold
with the same, a large brew Kettle and
Tubs. Any person wishing to become
apurehaser may apply to Philip Coons.
John Shober, or David Coons, who will
shew the premises, and are empowered
by me to enter into contract for the
same. -:1ss. -
T JACOB cooNs.
June 20, 1904. +
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-24

TIME subscriber respectfully informs
j the Ladies and Gentlemen in Mar
tinsburg and It's vicinity, that his DAM
cling SCHOOL will be held at the
usual place on Monday next, and eonti-
nue. on every Monday, Praficing Bali,
tobe continued likewise on Tuesday; he
will attend in Darkesville on Wednes.
day in Charles Town on Thursday; in.
Berryville on Friday, AZ the Yellow
House and Saturday At Winchester,
and to continue SUCCESSFULLY every week.
DAVID HARTSHoRNE.
August 10, 1904. $50
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-24

.DY virtue Of 4 decree Of III. Cosflsy
ID corrtof Jefferson, rendered Il Jure
term last. will be exposed 10 public SALE
On The premises for ready money, opthe
second Saturday IN nextmon,h, aHeaso
and Lot of Ground, situate in the town
of Smithfeld, in said county, The pro.
perty Of Thomas Carpenter, TO satisfy
debt due to Win Winship.
ENJAMIN BELL,
/ HEZEKIAH BEALL,
JOHN DAVENPORT, 81 ION g.
CARVER WILLIS,
August 10, 1904. - d ! 4.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-24
FOR SALE, OR RENT.
:. Azaa1 Land,

adjoining Robert Snodgrass,, on Back
Greek, Berkeley County. containing
500 acres, about 200 of which are clear
ed. II will be rented for FIVE years, with
the privilege ofseeding the land now in
corn. For further particulars apply TO
the subscriber living in Charles Town.
THOMAS HAMMOND.
Jefferson County, June 80, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-08-24
LANDS FOR SALE.

r WILL dispose of a valuable FARM,
j upon pe-Capeon, within about two
and half miles Of Bath, at present oecu-
pied by Capt. Geo. Eskridge, who has
an unexpired lease thereon. offour years
next October, at 80 per annunn. 7
viii give a considerable credit for the ba.
lance Of the purchase money on receiving
r5oo Virginia currency ready cash
Capt. Eskridge viii shew the lines Of the
land, for further particulars and terms,
be pleased to apply 70 the subscriber.
r. r. HOOE.
Alexandra, July II, 1904. H..