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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
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LONDON, sFfr. II.
A Deputation Of the Merchants engaged in
the Spanih trade, waited, by Invitation on
Lord narrowly, Secretary OF the tate for For
eign Affairs. Ills Lord1.ip informed them,
that lie had defircd to fee them upon The fubjed
of our relations with spain, in which they were
70 materially intcreffed His lordihip acguain.
ed them, i" that there were certain negotiations
on important points now pending between Spain
and Great Britain, the if1uc of which was uncer-
tain. Some explanations had alfo been required,
as TO the intention with which the ornaments,
now preparing in the ports Of Spain, were to be
fitted out to which no satisfactory aniwcr had
eitherto been received.
" His lordlhip thought il recefary to make
thefe communications leaving it 10 the diicretion
of the gentlemen who we're prefeut TO ADOPT that
line Of conduct for the regulation Of their mer-
can,ie concerns, which they fhouId think mott
advifauic."
The committee extended their enquiries on the
jett to the Cl1tvalicr de Arduaga, the Spanith
AnbaAador, to afccitain his frntiments on the
impending danger But his Excellcncy would
give no opinion, or information on the fubic6f
A tkonfand circamftanccs indicate, a'war with
Spain inevitable the recent conduit ofthe
government of Spain demonstrates affixed de-
fign to break with this country.
Frigatcs have faileed from Plymouth TO am
touncc the approach of rapture with Spx1h.
SEPT 78.-We have nothing further from
the North of the expected war between Ruf6a,
Denmark, and France.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

II --~" Judge me net rrgesglc,
|1* Of manners rougn--snd fpr8a4asf AZ i1iif,
III when the pubic cavie de1rAuts my md. =
n1he TRUTH flows ana sily from my pen.
HAVlr in my latt NUMBER raken leave Of
a certain character, after 6ading his
election defeated, and himtef retired TO pri-
vate buiinefs, it was psopoied 10 notice certain
abufcs of the Polt-oH,ee and improper infu-
cnccs in ous elections. II is now proper topro-
coed on thrfc poin.s.--Ihc abortion was jut.
that no fooner was MIR Graneey al the bead of
the pott Office department, than be was found
difmiHng faithful men from office, and rene
dering the cfiabli(hmcns an initsument of raif-
chief; and putting it in the hands OF thofc who
would SUBSERVE THE VIEWS OF A
PARTY Prcofs might be multiplied; and
here is one glaring as daylight. In the fe-
cret dvans of thr Iacobiss, all hcir ettionecr-
ing plans are matured = they dare not expsie
them to the open inveftigation Of the people i
and even when pubic meeting Of citi1rns is
called at an election, to difcufs the merits and
dcnerits of public candidates, the members o
this ovcrbcaring parry are mixed in with them
10 interrupt the dfcu7ions. aud excite open V
OF which was actually the cafe at the meettg
of the citizens OF this town previous to the AT
election .--wIcn tome Of them role ,ip and &c.
C'arSu Tue people nau ~ EtgDS " Sdus"iS -
characters who were candidates for pubic Tut
frages To the truth OF which hundreds cam
as,elt. Slaviih psiociplef worthy the va0also:
a, Emperor
Now to the proof that the poR Office deruu-
ties are thoie, who will fs9Isroe TIE vies.s q
party The following letter from The newly
appointed polt-mafter m this town, has been
handed me. II appears the iacobins miitook
r - =. IN flsv.1r
interefe The letter is as fc!iows:-
PoR7LAND, OcT. 2o. 1884.
"Dea, Sr-prefuming every engine IS III ex-
a ercife, to influence your votes IL the great
/" national election, my brother, Hurry Prem.
,",ifs, has been depn,ed 70 ailil that portion OF
" the republicans, in ycur part Of the county,
" who may NOT have leiiarc or opportunity 70
f" furnfh rhcmteves
"You viii pleafc 70 give iuch information as
"may be ncceEary TO ehett 70 tef'rao'e rarPo'e'
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

When the French RoyaIih GEoRGEs, was
lately on his trial in Paris, he was aiked by the
public accufrr, what he had zone with the por,
traits he had of the late King and Queen" alb,
vi'lain. (he repiied) scbst havs year lpa,ty d.ns
srub the ORIGINALS /"
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
Congrsis CT :bs ulnitio sDtatfs.
-.................
.s;'.''''''',.''''
HOUSE OF 2EPREGEN1A TItEs.

nor 9oA refolrt;ch paed without oppotion, author
fling the Proficient appoint agent to collect all the
maseral information eipecng the actual cosaton,
nancy and title Of the LEAD MINES, mentioned in III.
Pfef,lents tnetlage and 70 report thereon.
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S5crttano,
E4ONDA3., DKcsMBER 10, 1904.

Sr-Msrr cf lyzss From England accounts have been
received to TIC 2sth Sept They afford many iec,iations
Ell the f;ect of sssnifl war, which appears inevitable.
An article on Ills iabe will be found under foreigi
Nothing farther appears relative to.s betwee
France and the northern powers But little ness re-
ceipei from France This cation appears ul'ed i'll tie
cain, Of de,o,Gn from the greatness OF its war.
like preparations toIne enterprise by deo foon BE
expecsd Ii is ita,ed thai the s~edii 2ali Eutch
eonius, and other peons have .sn esored TO Genoas
and hrown Into psifo,iCn the Iur-,osl conucnt. and
on the Babary coat Of Africa the harveh have been very
American ieanen fad to haHe entered Ia
French ervce in consequence OF large torntlss bop
aparte was At hgentz tie 4th SeptFrcnc garfiions
were ordered to poes o,nc o. the Pcres hahours, to
prevent other powers cccupying heu demand has been
made by Doaapzf.c that 10000 Sw troops be PUT fer
vice IN Italy, +.
Of Doessrit A7r.ias fnd Ccne-cfs moderately pre-.
reiIing ;rs resvfes bill has ps.ied appro,riatlg
fam no, to exceed 900 dolls for carrying effect
tain arcles Of hc ssitfi treaty Other bills before
Congres may be sen uuer the proper head The Rcy
Mr. Bcne, haviEg declined iervng chaplain, the Revs
Mir Park,non has been checn1 be rea,niy report ates
the revenue at o1aoOOo dolzrs ;fale Of public lands
45oCCo dis. Mediterranean fund $4,000.
?L EtHcIoss n .6s STAKE Tor t'rehdent &c met at Fol.
ton "wednesday ait and gave an Unanimous for
Tbesas T.stsa ard Geo,ys Cirfaa who have probably
received all the except thoe OF Connecticut and Dell
Mr. Ktieraee Of Nswburypors, has proceeded 70
Warrington with certificate of The of this Rate.
The Hon. James a. Hayard has been appointed Senator
Of the u. s. BY the Delaware Legislature. =
The H1u Nicholas Gilmanis afo e.eesed Senator By
New HAlnp.llse Legislature.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

sor. eo--On M ton of DR.. MITCHELL the Cornnittee
Of Commerce and Manufactures was reted to inquire in
to the proprsty altering the law WHICH contains regal
ator ih., vaiels of I5o tons upwards whC.e crews
conia Of ten men, .oad be obliged to carry medicine
Chef and ttand tho regulation to tnaler veiei and to
report by l6ll or oter~iie
lengthy conversation enfasd on pretoed inednei
TO the rules Of the iione The fhc Of choice 0! eha'r
ren Of comtttee A notion oa this fubJecf beag Mega
tivei anothsr Eli the tae empowering eoniin-
tees 70 chufe their cha'r-rcr. 80. .-.l -
sov 2S-Ibe Committee ths part OF the Preilien
Meaee @hish relates armed merchant ve'iels reported
by bill which was ordered be printed and referred
The fbietf of tbe choice Of Chairman Of Committees,
-ss taken up when motion of Mr. Crwolds was mo-
died and sgreed follows That the frs named men,
Der Of aay corntee appointed by the Speaker or the
Houie ha be chairman ard in cafe Of bis abienie cr
being eicacd BIZ the H5ue, named member, and 10
on as oste the cafe ha happen unets the committee
,hal BY r.aority of their nfrnber elect charnsn
petition from Capt. Murray was referred to tie conf
rfdttee ON Capt. Litties cafe.
Menlzy, Mr. 26.A letter yvas received from the Rev
Mr. Bentley Of Salem, declining the f,uaon Of Chaplain
to tire Hous which lie had been recently appointed.
petition of aflocates in Vermont. for grant of
land in Iouials form iettesnent, was committed.
7aasy Nss. 271ka bill for the preservation Of peace
in the harDors Of the United States, was committed
hi! allowing drawbacks goods exported from New
Orleans WA referred Committee OF tho whole on Fri
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WASHINGTON, NOV. 2o,

WASHINGTON, NOV. 20, 1894.
Csn Torrcsu, Grand Officer of the Legion
Of Honor, appointed Miniiter Plenipo,entiary
Of his Majeay the Emperor of the French, to
the limited States, was, on the a3d inf. fe-
ceived in that character BY the PRECEDENT.
General rorreau was accompanied by Capt.
Masis, his firft aid-du camp. We undcrAand
that Madame Torreau and family are daily ex-
pecied, in veAd that was 10 fail ihor.ly after
the Generals departure, attended by Mr. Pc
try, hta fecreta.y, and Mr. d. Cabfe, fecond
fecfetary Of legation. Nat Latsaigeneer.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

xos 2l.-A report from the Sqyea,y Of 7,esfoy was
received, and ordered to be printed
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
Appointments BY fhe PreEdfaf.

dHNV7We'1S y TT 7yE711W'
George w. Erving, of Maaacuf.ns, Secrc-
tary of legation at the court of Madrid.
William Brown, late Of Columbia, Collector
of Nsw-Orleans.
William Lyman, of Mafaehufetss, Surveyor
and Inspector Of New Orleans.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

BOSTON, DEC. &.
From Gibraltar. Capt. Davis. arrived here
Yesterday. in So days from Gibraltar, informs,
that malignant fever ragged at the ports Of Ma
laga, vaais, Malaga, Gibraltar, Algeziras,
Cadiz, Alicant, and the iiland Of Valentia ;
and that goo died daily at Malaga, and bout IL
at the port. Of valxis. hlalaga and Gibraltar.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
FROM WASHINGTON. Msv. e.


"Rccent letters from The Mediterranean co Il
firm the intelligence Of the gallant attack Of
cur countryman Commodore PAEBnE, on Tri
poly The harbour Of that port is full of fhoals ;
which made it ncceifAry that the attack tnould
be made by the gun-boats fix IN numbe',
which the commodore procured at Naples. -
The frigate laid OIL and on to afford all the fuc
cor in their power. The TripoEnes had four
teen gunboats in aetion.--'n thc4 Erft attack,
three of them were funk sin the fecond, made
in the night, polacea, and three gun-boats,
each carrying 24-pounter were taken. Our
lois, underttand was three officers, and 40
fcasneu killed and 20 fean,en wounded"
!" We have done next to nothing yet. but
fpend the public money -All the buhnefs is
placed in the hands ofhe Virginia juito, and
they will bring IL forward only when shey think
proper. There are fome fubjeds on the tapis
which viii be debated with fpirr, if not warmth
"A bill has been reported to prevent American
armed merchant fhips, bound TO St. Domingo,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

On tbs Pe,nieioas Egef75 sf Segar', S'e.--Dr'
protector Of the theory and prac-
tice of phyic, has lately delivered a Lecture on
this fabjets the following lkesch of which Is
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

Thirty segars have been foakcd between riSng and
going bed by young gentlemen Of n or Is years Of
I Shakespeare
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10

SEPT. Awe have nothing further from
the North of the expected war between Ruiha,
Denmark, and France.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
FOR SALE.

MILL be offered for sale at public
w yendue, on the LIST day Of March
1905, at 10 o'clock, on the premises, a
large and commodious (,kISE MILL,
with a pair OF French Burrs and pair Of
country Stones, Ave Boiling Clothes,
with Boiling Machines worked by. wa
ter; the Mill has the advantage of Is
feet fall Of water on the same lot, all
under one root, is a Dwelling House,
consisting Of three Rooms below stairs
and Store-Room, with an excellent
Cellar, the Lot on which the buildings
stand is very fertile, situate in Shep.
herds Town, Jefferson County, and
supplied with never failing stream Of
water and good ettlement where she is
continually furnished with=an extensive
run of custom.---dLso in the same Town,
aLOT with a Stone House thereon with
run of water, passing through the Lot,
and is convenient either for Store or
Tan-Yar lying and being in the Main
Street. The premises win be sold to-
gether or separate as may best suit the
purchaser or purchasers. The term.
will be made known on the day OF sale.
An indisputable title free from incum-
branee will be given. -sz~=-e- ~
=. ELIZABETH SILLY, Adsn'x.
Shepherd's- Town, January 20, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
TO BE RENTED,

And possession given the first day Of
April next,
THAT weil-situated stand for Pub
1 lie House, at presen. occupied as
such by Capt. John. Robinson, in the
Main street Martinsburg.-This pro-
rerty consists of large and conveniene
House. neatly flushed, with fine cool
cellar, aconveni.nt Kitchen with a room
adjoining Suitable for the family--also
large Stable, Smoke House, Ice House.
&c: This property is well calculated for
any kindof public business, both as to
Improvements and situation. The terms
may be known BY APPLYING to Mr.. Ioka
OFerrall in Martinsburg, or TO The sub
scribsr at MiIl-Creek. 49, >
IGNATIUS O'FERRALL.
January ~, 1904:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
TAKE NOTICE.

THE subscriber. having pressing
L calls for Money, earnestly solicits
ali persons indebted to him, to come for
ward Immediately and discharge whate-
yer may be dur.-When his customers
take into consideration the length oftime
many Of them have been indebted, and
the use he constantly has for Cash, to
meet the claims On him, to answer the
callsofhis family, as well As to keep up the
: Assortment Of articles necessary in his
practice, he doubts not but they will
cheerfully pay upwhat may be due. Per-
sons failing to comply with this notice
need expect no longer indulgence, as he
is positively determined to make the
most speedy collection. -
Z He wishes to take As an APPREN.
TfCE q Young man from IL to 16 years
of age, of unexceptiouable character and
who can; come well recommended. ;@s
. N. B. He continues to give credit of
from to re moaths to good persons, for
his attendance in the practice Of Physic,
&c. Articles in the Apothecaries line
must be paid for when delivered. !
= : :. - JACOB p. HARRIS.
Martinsburg, February 5, 1904 :
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4 Eaiadsie Tract sf LAND Far Sale:

II
ITO be sold the plantation wherein I
i now live, containing 4ez acres, iy-
ing and being in the County Of jefferson,
State of Virginia, within miles Of Shep-
herd Town, frona potnmAck River,
75from Baltimore, 60 from the Federal
City, and 70 from Alexandria, (produce
may be taken down by water to either of
the latter places.) There are on the pre-
misses good Dwelling Houses and a We.
~ large square log Barn, 2 never fail
ing Springs, with good stone Spring
House. Near one half of this Land is
cleared, the other half clothed with very
valuable Timber, there are valuable
Apple Orchards, - acres of Timothy
Meadow, and more may easily be made |,
the coil is equal if not preferable 70 any
in Jefferson County.
disc another Tract of first rate Land,
containing 176 1-2 acres, adjoining
the aforesaid tract on this tract are .
good House and Barn, never failing
Well near the house and good young
Apple Orchard about one half of this
tract Is cleared, the other half clothed
with excellent Timber, the whole can
be easily divided into or = Tenements.
The Terms viii be made known BY
the proprietor living ON the Land. ::
-. - :. JOHN STIPP, sen,
Jefferson County, Deeenber 10, 1908.
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fa1aers atd Merchants, TAKE Nat;ce..

fa,nevs a'id Merchants, Tale Rat;ce.
fTSHAT the subscriber has got Ia
i bltr's MILL on Cpeqaan, (be-
tween three and four miles from Mar
tinsburg) in complete order for the rec
ception and manufacture Of Gram and
that for every hundred bushels of clean
understandable Wheat, weighing so pound
per bushel, brought to said Mill, he viii
deliver 81 barrels Of Superfne Flour, and
viii Sc responsible for the inspection in
any market in the United States. :
- He will give the highest price in Cash,
for Wheat, Rye and earn. 1
LEONARD CROW.
December so, 1908. 6m.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
FOR sALE.

For SAEE,
"A snail fracf ef Land c0ssisfing fsio7
acrcs, Ipifhin one snile cf sStridey,s q
Nh, II she ,<sgIlb oarhoed 81
Buiiskin 9rrson Csuaty.
This Land Is very valuable, Is il Is
j amixture Of line-stone and slate,
and lies almost wholly 20 the sunrise !;
The greater part of il is cleared and in
good tenable repair there are on the
premises good Dwelling House and
Kitchen, two excellent Springs ofnever.
failing Water, and 4 good thriving Or
ehard Of choice Apple Trees now in their
prime. Any person inclining to purchase,
may have immediate possession.
,sss9 WILLIAM BURNS, jun. =
Berkeley County, FEBRUARY >, 1904.
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DSoember9, 1905.

November Court, 1909.
BEREELEY CouErY,, IS. -
William Stiles, Complainant, 4
AGAINST )
John Fleece and Mary his Wife, Def'ss.
',~ III cRdECkRI. ~
THIS day came the Complainant, by
L his Counsel, and il appearing 70
the Court that the defendants are mot in-
habitants OF this Commonwealth, tits or
dersd that the defendants do appear here
on the Monday after the third 'ruess.ay
IN April next, to answer the complain
ants bill, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted IN the Berkeley and
Jefferson Intelligenesr and continued for
two months successfully, and also zbe..
posted up for two months successfully
a the door Of the Court House OF this
County. r.
A Copy. Attest, -
- DAVID HUNTER, c.n.e.
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THE siitsctibf 1asi jiast adLdie.d q lllsJ ey-
s.srsssei, . nsidsra5ie quantity 81 d
Dry GO0ds g Gro
ceres,

lRkiek forss . Gerry complete Assoef,nenf.
u HE rrquests al persons indebted
to him 81 Bond or Note to make immedi.
afe Phi msnt. Those who have open
Acconnts with him viii please come for
ward and close them.-He will take
Merchantahle Nlheaf, Rye or C0rn, and
allow the highest price for al debts due.
WILLIAM RIDDLE.
Martinsbnrg, February 5, 1904.
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TORI SoID

A VALUABLE BODY Of L AND,
n Situate ii Berkeley County, Virgil
MIA, near Mil. Greek, containing 500
acres. This Land is divided into three
Tenements. with = good Barn and con-
yenient Dwelling House, an excellent
apple Orchard Of about 500 bearing trees,
with anumber Of peach and cherry trees
ON each place--About so or 60 acres of
Meadow Is made, which Is nearly equal
" apportioned between the different pla-
ces, and a considerable quantity more
may be made with bur iitfle trouble
About one half ofthe Land is cleared,
enclosed with good fence, and in excel
lent farming coalition the other half
Is cloth'd with good timber, such Is white
and black OAK, Hickory. &c. There are
four springs ofgood Water on this Land,
three Of which are 50 situated As to be
convenient 70 each ofthe different hous-
e.. The Properly may be seen and the
ferms know onapplication % the subscri-
Der, living on che premises. ,-@t
An indisputAhle tide, free from in
cumbEance. win Be given.
JONATHAN GARRARD.
February ,, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24

NOTICE.

THERE being very grea, proba-
L bility Of the negroes purchased BY
me on the soth Of September last, at the
widow Edelen's sale, being free, I there's
fore take this method Of informing the
public, that I am determiDed not to paw
the note given for those negroes, until
final adjustment Of the business takes
place, and aclear and indisputabie title is
given me. - .,-
HUGH v. PATTERSON
DScember9, 1905. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
FARMERS ATTEND.
MANY Of youhav.
.inryery frequent.

covering morse OF The
Eusopus breed. which you so much land
not without Just cause admire. he there's
fore being induced from interest, as well
as having a natural disposition to accom-
modate, has procu. ed one Of thai stock,
which he aattershimself win plet se..--
This nsbie Horse, called -
+ = EErS0PUS Ball, = :.
Win stand the ensuing season Il the sub
-scriber's stable in Martiusburg.. at the
moderate price Of three dollars and bu.
shell Of oats the season, the oats to be
brought with the mare, Eve dollars for
insurance, and one dollar cash the single
leap. The season to begin the first day
Of April and end the middle of July
Credit will be given for the money until
the LIST Of April 1906.
"a Eusopus BAN 10 handsome dark bay,
ten years old :his spring, he is sixteen and
an halt hands high, with bone and body.
in proportion, and is as well calculated
for the draft as any horse IN the state of
Virginia. The public viii please to ex-
cuse me for omitting his pedigree, as I
conceive it Unnecessary, relying on their
sufficient knowledge and acquaintance
with the breed and servicesof those va
luahle kind Of horses-without this, his
form aione, viii be sufficient to recon-
mend him. u - ~ = - -.
WILLIAM MAcKEY, iar.
February ., 1904. It'll
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, about the s1st day Of
w January Last, / executed Note
10 John Polk, for the sum of eighty dol.
bars, payable in eight mouths after the
date thereof, for mare purchased by me
from said Folk, and having since disco
vered that Iwas imposed upon by said
Folk in the purchase of said mare, she
being blind or nearly so at the time. 1
therefore hereby notify the public. in
order 70 prevent any person taking an
assignment on said note, and that am
determined not to pay the same unless
compelled to do so by Law. So >,
- MICHAEL FISER. =
Shepherds Town, February 10, 1so4.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-24
FOR SALE.

4 IN SMALL tract or parcelof L AND,
II situate. in Berkeley County, con-
tanning about forty acres. ewhxreen the
Poor-House stands. adjoining The land
Nhereon Joseph Minginaa now lives,
and about hall mile from the Sulphur
Spring. A Proportionable part oil said
land IS cleared and under tolera5l- good
fence, and more may be cleared, some
MealoM nas.ie nti-Eaore mar DC made,
the Buildings are one Dwelling House,
wherein the manager hives, the Poor.
House a large bui!iing) Meat House
and Spriag House fail built With hswed
logs) Stable and Oven, a farther de.
scripaioh IS drought NECESSARY, ii be-.
ing presuned no person win become .
purchaser, without previously viewing
the properly Cornelius Kelly, manag-
.er at the Poor House viii shew the land.
The terms Of sale may be known By APP
Pl,ing 70 said Kelly, or % either Of the
subscribers,
JOEL WARD, 8
JOSEPH FOREMAN,
EDWARD BEESON, ~
[eMmts1ieners.