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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
JEHENfI All w. SMITH,
WILLIAM p. DAVIS

N B. All perfons indebted to aid frm, are called on
to make payment, and thoc having demands requcifed
10 enhbi. them for fetenent to JEkE MiAh w. SMITH
Po-H,,t Or. 6. I2,A fOlt)
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
ycNH)N,

AUG. 'a.-Ruii'a has lrroug Acct at fea-t,
naval ahc military Preparations are cxieuh
and active; and the emperor Alexander co
t,nues TO give pointed proofs OK his attachmc
to the intereits Of LOUIS XVIII.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-10-15
D-.ifn

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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05

5Eies to 5e ceasent with sg.all concessions. -
IF there could one single example be bro't
from the whole compass Of history, ofany
one popular assembly, who, after begin
ming to contend for power, ever sat down
quietly with certain share; or Of one that
ever knew, or proposed, or declared what
share Of power was their due, then might
there be some hopes that it was matter
70 be adjusted by reasonings,s conferences,
or debates, An usurping popusace IS now
its dupe, a mere underworker, ara a bry-
chaser IN trust t5fsome single t5tr-o4t, 7yjiose
state and bozver thes, advance to their ozt1n
ruin, 7Di4h as blind an instinct, as those
zyorms htat dc Nth z0edvi28g magnificent
hu5itsJ6r beings a sn,9erio'. orat9. The
people are more dextrous at pulling down
ard setting UP, than at preserving what IS
fixed; aud they are nos topdeT Of Selling
raose than their own than they are OF de-
livering it up again to the worst builder,
with their own into the bargain. Their
earthly devotion IS seldom paid to above
one at a time, ottheir own creation, whose
oar they pull with less murmuriHg andm
skill, than when they share the leading, or
even hold the hslm''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05

And a proportional flare ofluch prenioai a.
many be drawn againf any numbcr, agrecably to
the f-hemc.
Adventures will, at a ncm.n,'s glauce, per-
ceive the peculiar advantages to be derived from
the fuchafr of Half and Ol,rssr Tickets, aos
withdrawing The uiaing advance in the price as
every one knows that foar or eOen flvo ebauet,
arr 6entr fkan cne.
Letters. pof paid, encloGae the caih, and ad.
ds,Ged to either Of the concerned, wish meet
prompt attention.
r SHARES Of Tickets IN the a
boye lottery, are for ale at the Office d
the Alexandra Adyerti)er.
May T. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05

e. Notice.

The Vefry of the Epifeopal Church
of Alexandra, Big leave to inform its members,
as alto the citizens Of the town in general, thar
Mr.. Samuel Kee5er,
who has oficiattd as Clerk, and alfo taught on:
'after's hnging, has agreed to continue his fer
vices in that In. Mf. keller has returned
10 the nofthward, for the purpofe of removing
his family TO this place, which he expects viii
be il tie conFfc OF rhsee months, ard az he TO-
tends making this to~n his place of permat
ref lence, he hopes for continuance of public
favor in the line OF his prafc&en.
Mar 4.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
NOnFOLK. My j.

The big Tiger cart Bistiess, arrived at Hell
veosslyys, IN forry .dsys!rp Philadelphia, With
fhe loss of beats AID Ole man. Two Others disabled
and obliged Is thiow psfs Of ms cargo overheard
--perfo.nrd quarantine, and was proceeding tor
Rotterdam.
Arrived on Sunday III, sohr. Brothers. cap,-in
Canby q daysi.ea, J.ms.ca, having 80 tseacn
passengers aa board.
Yss;e..lay arrived :lae schooner Tiger, cap,
PEA, soa, l9 days ts-'iu Ant'gua.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
PoLILKAL PREDICTIONS. .

+ The following passage IS selected from dd4ms's
DsIxce Of lib. Amc,icon Csnf;tuti0ns The
SENTIMENTS which IT contains, though written
many years s1nte, exhibit, Ia very torcible.
and striking manner, the situation in witch
We a.c gov places. In every part the popu
lar branches Of cur governments are grasping
FOR tic wAc!e power. Ia every part eorench-
n,ehts arc iuade unon the legitimate authori-
ties Of the judicial and executive branches
Judges are deposed; the powers Of courts are
curtailed all things conspife 10 prove that
he dread u crisis is approaching when ali the
pcwers Of the government will be seized rpon
by the popular blanchcs Of cur leg naturcs; and
in due titps, according 70 former experience
LANDED over 80 an individual, military tyrant.
~. S. G.
/" The desires Of men are not only exor-
bitant but endless; they grasp at all; and
can form no scheme Of perfect happiness
with less. Ever since men have been
formed into governments, the endeavors
after universal monarchy have been bandi-
edamong them; the Athenians, the Spar
taus, the Thobans, and the Achaians Sc
veral times aimed at the universal domi-
Mon OF Greece: the commonwealth OF
Carthage and Rome affected the universal
empire of the world. In like manner has
universal empire been pursued, by the Sc
veral powers in each particular state,
wherein single persons have met with most
success, though the endeavors Of the few
and the many have been frequent enough
vet being neither SO Uniform in their de-
signs, nor SO direct in their views, they
neither could manage nor maintain the pow
err theyhad got, but were deceived by the
popular ambition of some single person:
so that it will be always wrong step in
policy, for the MOBILES or commons to car
~ ther endeavors after power SO far as to
overthrow the balance. With ali respect
for popular assemblies be it spoken, it IS
hardto recoAect onefolly, iajfrnsity or 0ice,
10 (Which a single mcn IS subject, and ifrons
s0hich a tedy Of commons, either coAectiue d,
represented, can be 10h0lly ercn,bt; from
whence If comes to pass, that in their re-
suits have sometimes been found the same
spirit Of cruelty and revenge, of malice and
pride; the same blindness, and obstinacy,
and unsteadiness; the same ungovernable
rage and anger the same injustice, So
phlstyy and fraud, that ever lodged in the
breast Of any individual. When child
grows easy by being humoured, and a To-
yer satisfied by small compliances without
further pursuits, then expect !pops.lar assem-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
10000 Dollars IN FRIES :!
And only 1900 Tie&ess -!
In the Catholic Cathedral Church
LOTTERY Y.

Lottery 7'i,k>ts and Shares, fgned BY tie ne.
nas~rs, are nov lor fa|e by The following per.
Ions il The CITY OF Baltimore:
Sewer AMI Cole, No. 80 Market frees.
Samuel Vibcent, No. "A, north Gay Erect.
John Rice, No. 81, Baltimore itreef.
Georgc Dohbin, at The Telegraph CEcc, and
Samuel Ccie, No. rs, Pt1t-RIsel, Old Town.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
.--.rN q 49,
p,III.sDFIp fIIA sr,y >

'ae Sc9oprsr lIsiia, Taylor, 81 days from
s'Ps Francois, who arrived yesterday moniug a,
ne ne L'zarc,o, was Chased By iva fa,louch zig.
&c pHva'eers. wilicI: he eseaped, bnl was obligei
,l'ua So~a ne scu-h side Of Cub, and came
n s''pSe the G4lrb, Oh Tie I'm Of April. OF
5 S'niaies. P ke the Sip Lucy, Wes,, thirty
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
aast rs.,sl)g...; l1a.Ip aeusrsfseg.
SATURDAY, 1fag5.

Krrivedin Hampton loads, the hmeri-
can ship Governor Strong, capt. Clark,
from Rotterdam, belonging to Alexandria
She had SO days paSsage-brings nothing
new. (NoysA HeraA]
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05

Inc manuscript ends here; neither can
se know what REHoBoHAm aid upon this
VSeasion. Probably some more of the ma
auscriPt may be discovered hereafter 10 as
'srtain that fae,]
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05

$1,000 at 10 dollars each, 40, 900
e All pszes TO be paid thirty days ate,
tie drawing is faihed, iuojea to deduction Of
IS per cent.
The following explanatory tables of the mode
of adyentuylng il ihares in the P'efent Lottery,
are fubnlitted 10 purchafe:s:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
French I2ebredGIona.

Has tie Government q l',.nce peoclsimed The
lAlnd Of ST.. p hinge in ) itafe Of b!ptSad7 !?
Hes the commtntisr Of The Freach maraniers CT
thai fa,ioa given ii, { rrnl otioe tha, he sl3na
is bloclladrd Thya whay i>retenee c,u be
offered 70 a':iatc, 10 the leaf degree, tie Yjrs.
cv :. mr. it c<i on our omcaerce ID thofe feas2
y, fpfrTiae iatcrsfs Of Amafica It'll 0lud ff
ar6:hrr.. frliali tree'' neii lie latnd ri fiayta
or IN ljoos vi! foon br ieclsf.rd without the
lesh IrQfpetf Of Indemnity. Nhaf d;R*aot
cd {fQem Of policy Mi # 'f9n Fu;furs he
i ads commerce wiki taxc- he rcin!es il protgc.
ton hIcrchants mutt make brick but they ase
allow I'd no Gfaw. { Repsrtory.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05

When NJ. Sodnev's molten in the houfe of
Rc2ye{1nt.tivcs Of the Unisld States to txtin
g4i6 fats balances lately came before the conf
5.i,.r q the who,s. the enlightened, honorable
Nm k----t, f. !. "a little miaaking
TIC q4.aion. got uh and very gravely oblcryed
tsfie hoped th7it attention would be turned on the
HJdfon Baicnts in the ncighboring fate OF New
York as ne f5t thar ought TO be esii4g45b<@
ana lie teit glad that the lee'dsture was g.,
ing to interfere in 1be e.tjnsu@mrnt of shcfc nn
chsiycus veb.e es OF landcf." lR. Umd PAP.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-05
! 1T dawn altar zOG0, Layine

1894 prizes, 30, ooo
1886 biasks--aof tzv0 to prize.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-15
Goilgssfs.

THMZr, Dee. 4.
Mr.. Yarnau in TIE Clair.

The HOWE proceeded 20 coufider the report of
the comtnitfSe of the whole made ycilerday Oh the
articles OF Impeachment againit a77pei Cbaf.
MIR. Roars' had no; been convinced of the uecsf-
ity Or proproty Of the amendments adopted yeaer-
o@y " committee vt the Whole FOR his part he wa.
inclined 20 believe the articles for every material
prpoie correct as they rit food III will be renern-
oerec thst III cafes of imro ehn1cut h, Legislative
body we are not tied down to thoe forms and that
technical precilor, which in cpnris OF law are 70 ef-
initial ! he maxim is that they nay express them
ives IN the common language Of the county IN com
non parance, OF Lqaea&tz NJ tpe, rs it il GATED in
TIE boOSs. Therefore the wofd5 on the trial of A
peron include every relative 10 c trial, it is 70 laid
do"n ~ lord iiae, ard JIG is followed in the opinion
by ai me able writer's ho t4ye treated Oh this fub-
jet to the preient day. AL Arrangements prcviou,
to the tniruonD, and argrnent, are as much part
o' the tria as tho arguments Of council So tina;
were even technical phrairopgy required IN mi. 90.
icn the languare of fhc articles CONES up 10 IL i,
This particular. He hoped the Houfe wosd ref,Ile
rs concurrence 70 tl'e amendments rcportedfron the
committee OF t.is v hole.
IN nc qucitiCa fef eeucurring with the committee
IL pa'lcd in the negative 70 that artiel, the Gra re-
mains unI;ertd andthc lie fate attended the amend
fn"n; propoie,lt to articlr oh
Mr. Nrbojos freani 10 REQUIRE that the vens and
inys be t'ken upon each article feparstey.
mr. r. G,J7yov would eheeyfully join in thc call a.
e wi!aed 70 record his vote sgainn every part o.
.tsvsTy extraordinary proceeding
The hrt article before the Hou.s.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
REWARD. 4.


y AN away on Monday night the nth.
IN instant, from the subscriber, living
IN Darkesville, Berkeley County, Viz
Rinia, Negro Man named HARRY,
raised BY John Baker, sen. late of JeRer-
son County, deed, he il about $ feet 10
inches high, upwards Of SO years old,
square made, long face. has down look
when spoken to, Re viii look up and i'm
mediately casthis eyes down again, he
Is cunning artful fellow, & cantella very
SMOOTH straight story 10 any person talk
ing 10 him he took with him bottle-.
green coat about half worn. with . great
many plated buttons on il, three on each
sleeve, . buff colopred waiscoat, one
pair bl1e overalls, onepair nankeen do.
. high crowned wool hat partly new, with
some other old clothes. Whoever takes
up said runaway, If 30 miles from home
shall receive 6se dollars, If so miles ten
dollars, IL 100 miles twenty dollars, II
further the shove reward and reasonable
charges for bringing him home, or seeur.
ing him many jailso that get him again.
!. JOHN SNIyELY.
June IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29

The subscribers are embofuered 70 sell
Al VALUABLE PLANTATION,
n near Winchester, late the property
Of Joseph Glass, decd, containing s95
acres. This Plantation having been
rented for nine years past, is now in bad
repair bat from It's situation, the qua
lily Of the soil, and excellence Of the
water. would deserve the finest im-
proyements. There Is on the premises
! mill at with fall Of 90 feet, which
will be sold with the Plantation, or re.
served, Is may suit the purchaser
Persons disposed 10 purchase win apply
TO either Of 1.-THE subscribers. }5 !
I JOSEPH GLASS,
( MiddlefoJrn, Berkeley County.
~ @s, SOLOMON HOGE,
IL M;dalefopn, Frederick COUNTY.
May IS, 1903. ,:ss - :.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
LANlDs FoR SALE.

- 81
.THE subscriber wishes to sell the
j Plantation whsreon he now lives,
situate on Back Greek, Berkeley County,
Z miles from Martinsburg and is from
Bath, containing 333acres ofgood strong
Limestone Land, wen watered, with al
least Z spEings-150 acres are cleared
and well enclosed, 8 acres Of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land the
remainder ofthe tract Is wen covered
with 6ne timber.-O On the premises are
aeonyenient Dwelling House, newly
finished. Kitchen. I large Barn, Distii-
lefy, Falling Mill, and some ont houses,
viii : number Of Fruit trees. There il
good mill-seat, with suficiency of
WAFER uutnis tract. - - = n. IS 81
He'll also sen one other tact Of
Ian mate on the river Potomak,
near lardson's Ferry, containing lo2
acres, 20 Of which are cleared, the great
e. part river bottom, the remainder Of
the Land Is well timbered, and has q
large sugar.camp on tia small House
is now built, and logs ready for raising
= largsr one. For terms apply 70 the
subscriber. e.
WILLIAM SNoDGRASS. :
Back Creek, June -, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
J PRINTING!

n ailits variety, executed e tbs 0i6cs
with correetuess and expedition.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
NOTICE.

- y s ~ :
"A LIZ persons are hereby cautioned
IA against throwing dewnihe fences Of
the plantation whereon the subscriber
now hyes-the plantation that formerly
belonged TO John Martin. now the pro.
perry Of John Fryatt, and The tract Of
land belonging 10 Adam Aldridge, All
which places are now In my possession)
from passing through the enclosures
thereof, on any pretence Whatever, with
out my permission, or committing any
other trespass thereon, as am posi-.
lively determined 70 prosecute 10 the Ut
mostextent Of the law, every person %
Offending.
GEORGE HORN.
Berkeley County, June -, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29

: y 10 - Z
d AN awsy from the subscriber. on
IN Thursday the l4sh inst. anappren-
ties boy named William Laekey, about
i've feet 9 or 3 inches high. Is slender
made, has short sandy coloured hair,
Of : fair complexion, and Is about fo
years Of age-He was bound TO me By
his faihef, Benson Lackey, TO learn the
Wagon making business. One dollar
reward win Be paid 70 amy person for
returning said apprentice--and all per.
sons are hereby cautioned against en-
ploying. harbouring, or In any manner
dealing with him, q their peril, or they
may rely on beng deait with q the law
JOSEPH ADAMsoN.
Martinsburg. June -, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
MARTINsBURG, Berkeley Co..n.aa
Virginia; Pyinfei and pub isAea b.
JOHN ALBRUTIG.
rran, ., THE INTELLIGENcER

tenn. or THE INTELLIGRNcER
TIE price o this Paper is s.ve deilars
per Oiaifm, one dsLlarbayable az ne sirss
Of stsbscribing, and one svhen sbe gear
expires. DisiGat sutscribrrs pay fsr tss
suhole year n 0dpaacs. The price Or
Advertisements, 70 non-subscri5sys, 3
one dollar pr sqlave .for three Itsels
irsestisn, and fer continuance after that
time 2scents per iDeek i Subscribers spiR
eeaiinasss receive aredaefisas fsss: fsursk
On tiGr ddssrf;ss s.----.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
Lock Here
FRESH IRISH and GERMAN
LINENS. &. J
THE sn6scriber has Just received and =
NON epeniag a very handsome 0ssoyt.
alenf ef SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS. {.

imported 6y the t1teSy 0sfyodB ~ fhtL9.
delbhia, Baltimore and Alexandria, con.
sisiisg ii part D tie oilouoirg articles:
Irish Linens. Rus Yellow, blue ana.
siaSheetings, Dow white Nankeens, 2
lasses and Creax ( striped ditto, red I.
Linens, white and Bandano Handler-
brown Platillas, chiefs, 81. .z=
German Rolls, J Book, Jaeo-o
white and brown = net, Humhnms =
Ticklenburgs, Os- Gurrah, Baftas
naburgs, fine imi- ! Sannahs and -
ties, Chintzes and Champoor
Calicos, Apron : Cossacks
Checks, Bed Tick Cambrieks, Cotton
ings, Children's Hosiery, and GipR-
s gs %s beaver hams. ).
~ HARD-UsARE. s.3
SPADES, Cutting Knives, German. ).
Scythes, Sheep-Shears, Sadd. Irons. sd. /:
and Iod. Cut NAILS, Cask do. Whes
Stones g 7os1cco. Il.
Fine Pigtail in large rolls, lib. l.2ib.
and lib. Pluggs, also FIRST quality James
River, Hamilton's and Leiper's best
Scotch Snuff. n. ! =. !. -. 80 =.
{ =. tn LE9U0Rs.1 :, i : ~ = =
Spirits, Wine, Brandy, Whisky and
Rum. 4 Is IS s. - 81
Cotton and Wool Cards, warranted GOOD.
and q general ss4fmease Of
~ GROCERIES. ~ -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
som q.

y ~
THO Fortune may boast 1t her shtiAe
That the world alteration is paid,
No idol shall she Be Of mine !; - IS s.
No devotion owe che blind Jade, 4
Yetrich in affection i've, : - &
fortell me whaE boon 20 divine 49,.
Has word Of Luxnriance 70 give
Az one smile, my dear Sally Of thine.
The glitferirE distractions ofstate
Nay The e6sy Of sycophants move
Butwho would forego, to Be great,
Independence, contentmcnf, and love
Gems and ore do net fall TO my share,
But what gem can such rapture impart 4
Ascne glance ofthy kindness, my Pair |!
What mines half % rich q thy heart .
Viii fats letthem srelthatchoose,
Chagrin WIN neser furrow my brow,
TO me pray'r, Of the swainlet the Muse
Dear Maid be propitious - Thou.
Ihen truce with thy counseIs old Care,
Nota Sigh q thy bidding IN breathe,
For, tho sombre the garb that / wear,
Yet tight j. my heart nnderneath.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
Warranted Sackles,
Grading g GraG
Scythos

T@HE Subscribers take this method Of
u Informing their friends and the pub
lie xenerally, thar they have received .
large supply of John Lone and >. Harr's
WARRANTED SICKLES,
Also, Waldvon's Imported Scytkes
together with . number Of Country
Scythes, made BY the best Scythe-maker
IN this country. and warranted superior
toany Scythes ever offered for sale IN
thisplace- j
Aaa IL addition b their formey sxsensipe
Ssock, they are goyv ebeniag, q
general assortmenf 81 nesp
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29


The subscriber Is authorised 10 dis.
= pose Of the patent right 10 purify
whisky and Cyder, and also initiate
Foreign Distilled Spirits, within the
County Of Berkeley Al persons who
may wish % purchase this' fight, may
have permits By paying, Of securing TO
Be paid, % the snbscriber, de purchase
money, q he following rates, Distillers
D 20, Merchants $50, Farmers and
Others giQ each. Any person using
The means employed By the Patentee,
Tor purifying, &c. without 6rst obtaining
spsrm't may expeet 70 be prosecuted
ior ne same, asthe Iaws Of DE United
States direct.
DAVID HUNTER.
june =, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
The subscriber has jt.st opened q per,
esfensiut assortme,it D
Medicine, Drugs
and Pants,
wh;eh ne wiHseu at very reduced price,
for Cash. 3 -T5 - L
TH0MAS PATTERSON.

Mdyfsnstnrg, June 8, 1904. -, II. 20 i 3
N. b. Those whose accounts have
been due one year and upwards, win
please 10 call and discharge them before
the FIRST day OF September next, other
wise suits viii be commenced for their
reeovery-It is hoped this win not be
'considered hard, - necessity comPels
il. H II .sa =. T. r.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29

rR-o,, Cather;n. HoosI,. Poe.r,,. 4
~ II plain unstidied vest
Hating proud ostentationss vain attire
Whose ssnsls tinid mien,
And bosom scarcely seem
Awaken love, and tenderest desirs !
~ 3
@ Modesty The maid,
Who seeks Thy magic aid,
: 80 q go - "a ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-29
Fancy Goods,

purchased in Philadelphia and Baltimore
for Cash, wen worthy the attention Of
al those Wishing TO purchase CHEAP
GOODS, s.s4
JAMES g JORNs LINE.
SaePhesd - Town, ane %, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-02-22
Land for SHE.

7 M disposed to sell nv trait Of lard in tre
i county of Amelia wherein n present reside,
containing 400 acres 1t is. advan,ageously stu
a-ed on The north side of West creek. lust above
its iunAion with Deep creek. There is on this
traA about go acres of cleared land. under good
FENCES and in good far ming CONDITION. the balance
stands in woods and is of prime Tobacco equality
The creek fbv which it is bounded on the sou n, }
has a considerable guam Try Of 5wa p land attach
ed 10 it, which abouuds with fine large timber Of
viii 2 oal; poplar, ash, &c and lies Convenient p
rough - every part Of The plan,auon 10 fur ish
rails witou. cutting any ne the high land There
is alec about 40 acres oe first n meadow land,
which lies i'm one body, beautifully SITUATED and
produces natural grass sufficient to winter one
hundred head of cattle annually-about 20 acres
of this meadow is rec aimed. and the balance
NAV he put i'm me same 81 uation with but iittie
trouble or expense--it may he necessary observe
that no part OF it is Liable overflow, T. being
considerable distance from The creek, and suilici
EMILY dry To produce et'her Tobacco 0r Corn The
iror1ven mrs consist of 4 new dwelling house,
81 feet by Is. with brick chimney a. each end,
. rooms below and , ronms and pas ace above
s.airs also y com 10 ous cellar, with Ere place,
undernea'h the house. smohehouse and kitchen,
an of which are newly painted on the out side,
tobacco barnes &c.
Those who are inclined 70 purchase such pro
periy are invited 70 view he p enses. which !
presune will be better recommendation than a.
nv thing can saw.
7 viii treat with any gentleman privately Until
the first day Of July, on which day u VIII be sold
al public sale. IN the premises. if not previously
digposed of atprivarc eac. The terms will be one
half cash when possession IS given (Which will
be when defnanded) and the other half IN twelve
months--to secure The pa ment Of which dc d
oe trust on the property will he required There
is at present. 100 bushels Of wheat sowed on the
bes' part Of the plantation, which the purchaser
may take, or nor take; also prime laborersi which
he rray have the balance ofthe year-hppca,ion
20 be made 10 the subscriber, on the premises.
T. ROBERTSON
6,uel;a. f,f FeJyur-v. 1904 v'f