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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby given. that ri.
lcribers have been appointed by The lion job N-on.
Eq Judge of Probate within and for the oouny H4a
cock, Guardians of
LAUCHLAN M'DONALD,
Of B1'rUn, laid county yeoniau thar sheg have
taken upon themelves that un by giving bonss
law reqnres--A perlons therefore who nave anr de-
mands agasn0 the fsid Lsuehian VI D,laid, who DIRE
indebted, rcqueited cali them leesisneu, -
and all perfons hereby cautioned sg4in trading with
laid Lauchian MDonad, paying Any debt due IS
a contract Or receipt OF his viii be vasid.
JONATHAN BUCK, Calrsiaxs 10
JAMES GEM, Lsueba.n
]orHAM MOULroN,S II D.aaa.
Buatasscr, He,H A. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

HE peron who borrowed volume a Mrs. Warrsn's
/ P0ems about tx onhs ago, is rcauehcd to return
il TO the w. GRAFFAN.
NAY, III, 1904
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

So Con,iay,' May s. fSS2feS. "a
I,iE srocKioLDess r. s=s.ss.hy notified g meet
1 their ace Fi.h street,, Hoz!a, the Perry
igss day OF Nay curreut, At sp,s e2kssA the
pp poGc ofcccng Drea3r TO eipply ha vasaney Nc's
Toned ~ the rsdgnao Of Thatcher Goiiard .Ei1
BIZ order fifth: Prci leat aai Dircaors. eIS a =
T,hn P. rnurlto IN, SeerStayy. : >
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
a Young Gentleman,

NI7HO writes good hand, and is well Killed in A.
w r,ihmetie is waited as an AFFIDAVIT in the
PORTLAND ACADEMY, at a lasry of $50 Dollars a
year.-Apply to SAMUEL FREEMAN, Secretary.
Ama as.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

A comedy, called g Liberty in Lon1fana," has
been recently written and performed in Charleton,
S. C..
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
BOWdOin College.

11OW VOIII OOIICSNs
THE Overfeers of BOWDOfN COLLEGE, are hereby
4 notified that their iemi annual meeting be hol-
den at MaGaehufetts Hall in B,Hloik, Wednefdav the
roth day of May next AZ 10 ocloch, A. M
MARK LANGDON HILL, SH1sta,y.
GeorgNfocrn, Fp'R 3otb &c.,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05
Wanted,
Bowdoin COLLEGE.

HE TRUSTEES OF Bowdoin College are hereby
tilted, that their next fated meeting will be holden
at Brunfwick. MaAachuietts Hall Wednefday tho
hxeenth day OF May next. at ten of the clock in the
forenoon. CHARLES COFFIN Sserasyy
BrMgs0aa Apr1 73, 1894.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-05-05

sssss rsss
80 essss
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
CITY OF RICHMOND,

IN COMMoW Hin, July Sd, 1904.
T APPEARING 10 TIE Common EaN otfhe Cir, of
: Richmond, tbatt bs regulations offbe 1ruPcs,
81 tbe Free Setoci in The 7id city, baze 6een eta
6'y]5f4 o" literal AndJ4f p,imciales, qvberrby mo-
ny b0or ebiAdrsn cf60th /cves haze reeeized afI.
Jaid /rbool, E"e5 advantages in tie acquire,uegts
g r r. eaHF"ff'n5, as TO eneoarGge Il lrong BIZ.
Eettbat great utility 7vW yejph from n coni;Yu-
0nee eff5e igaitH'ion, Aould it receiqe a byo5sr
patronage
Reiolved therefore, T,baf The C,5na1,r!,1ia of
This CITY, and MeGJy. JfoBn R9biuG5n, Sam,si
PANE end Samuel PleG/anf5, he JeqmsRed 0pd en-.
Po70srea TO reeei7'e .flt5frbtion5, and the fzadr
tbat n'Gy 6eIa9fcri5ed far tie benefit oftbe ltid
/c|00I; and tbHf it be recommended 10 the bp-
@'Nnf ara H6e'Hl iHba1it0nf5 otbiS city, to raijc
BY Ip5icribtion 0tbertUzd5 far tbe 6uy,6oG ofrog-
hnning tie .iaid iy9itpficn.
1'Gfe,
HNDREH' STEPHENSON, c.c.g.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
RICHARDSON'S PATENT STILL,

! AS been advertifed fome time iince in the Argus,
/ with as accurate deicripton of it, as could be
given without plates and figures. 1t was accompanied
with certificates from gentlemen who had feen her
work On further experiment, have no hefitation in
Rating to the public, that by the operation of Jingle
ire 1t will dil much prit in the day. as four of
the common itis The expence of building diiille-
~ on this Pian together with the price of the patent
right not more than half of what neceary for one
on the old plan. The cap is made of wood the boz
dy by riveng fleets OF copper together 70 as TO
hold water. Each fill mas heater, 10 that by the.
time the fill OF, the liquor in heater nearly
boiling. Their communication is luch that YOU nav
Introduce the liquor from the heater into the Till at
Peaiure. This till has been at work during the la
winter and continues be 70 this frmnler from its
advantageous fituaton) at WILLIAM NrCAuL's
Mil, III Hanover county 1t is about four miles from
the court houfe the neare roadleadng from thence
TO Richmond will fell rights for Jingle diitiiiery,
for counties or larger dirGs to any Perfon derous
OF Purch aing. Notes with approved fccurity viii
be received Confcious of the many exiting prelude
ces aganit ali new patents, think proper to fubiea
my ntereh in this patent right TO the merit of the
STILLS. To fuch perfons therefore as have or may
Purcha1e cenie for ung thee fills OH failure of iaid
fills, hold mytef bound return all onics notes or
other property to the purchafers
JOHN MCAUt.
Richmond, July 18Th, 1904. TeWsw.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
7lIe JoH07Ymg SIX hqssheaas qt
TOBACCO.

now lying in Dymer's Ware fIouf., Will Be
fold according to Law:
1900, January loth-yndith Kelly, marked l. X.
January 9th, do. do. do. No. 10, Grors 100
Iare ll3, Nett lo77-Janu2ry 2s, William
Diggs, marked w. d. Nc. II, Grofs ll65.
Tare 100, Nett 1o45-Do. Iohn Brsnt'
marked |. b. No. 81, Crofs loss, Tare Ia7'
Nett 946-Tanuary 81, Cecr;=e Brent mari,
ed G. B. No. e5, Grofs 1879, Tare I46. Nett.
1888. March IS, Spencer George, marked s.
G. No. IS: Grots 1862, Tare lC6, Nett, 9zs.
THOMAS HURST, }
WIN. MEREDITH. 1&LPscf'T'.
May l0.-Iaw3m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
DOCTOR WILSON.

HAS taken Gas temporary re6dence) the
j L houfc lately oceupisdb BY Doctor ADAMS, oppo
fife the Bell Tavern, and intends to combine the
APOTHECARiEs BUSINESS with the PRAC-
IlCE or PHYSiC. lie is now opening part, and
expects 70 receive by the next arrivals from Philade-
Phia, the balance Of fTeh and very general fupply
of MEDICINES, and other articles in the Apothesa-
RIGS Line which viii be fold OF the Ioweh terms.
~ Orders from the country, Recipes, &c. wifi be
carefully attended %,
June s7< IsW6ml
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
Department of State, ,
o5d Of May, 1904.

On Tsayfsy hsJ os-l dag II I,crg next, rim BIZ
SOD, o" bs f5s7jtt, 70 he bigbF Aalr, /ot one
balf eq@, and Fv na7ftr erc1;t f.y Be bqA--ee,
He HOUSE and LOT on the Main Hreet
in the town Of Niuchciler formerly the pro-
Perty Of William Hay. There IS no ftuision in the
town Of Manchester better calculated for retail ner-
chant. The storehouie is in good order Cor the re-
ception Of goods and has the advantage of large and
commodious Lumbe-houc. Bond and approved e.
curity will be required Of the purchaer or Deed Of
Truf upon the lot to leoure the payment
ROBERT OMBFRSON.
Tuy 81. ep9t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
AND
ROBERT OMPERSON.
Defendant.

ROBERT OMBERSON, Defendant
HIS caufe, by content of parties, came on
) this nineteenth day of May in the wear of our
lord thouand eight hundred and four to be heard
on the bill and aniwer, and argued by council
oncondderation whereof the adjudgeth ard de-
creeth, that, unleis the defendant on or before the
twentyfourth day of July next, pay to the plaintiff
William Brown, one thouiand four hundred dollars
with ntereh thereon, after the rate of tx per ccntu
per annum, TO lie computed from the tweuty-fourth
day Of January, houiand eight hundred and three
till payment, and the COTS expended by the plaintiffs
in profecuting this iuit, that Joeph G. Brown and
Richard b. Goode, after giving three weeks notice in
or more of the Richmond newspapers, do expoCe
to public fale by auction, for ready money the Half
Acre Lot of Land, with the Appurtenances LYING in
that part OF the City of Richmond called Rockets de-
ignated in the plan of the iad city by the number
con two hundred and feven, which had been con-
veyed in truit by the defendant, to the fcrenaned
Joieph G. Brown and Richard B. Goode, for the pur-
pofs is aledged the bill and admitted by the an
er OF iecTing the foreiaid principal money ard in
tere, the deed for which hath been deftroyed &c -
10 aledged, and admitted; aud out Of the money a.
riling from the fals pay to the plaintiff, William
Brown, the laid principal money, irteref and COTS
and the iurpus if any, after deducing the expenses
attending the iae, pay the defendant, and report
their proceedings in execution hereof to the court.
A Copy Tele, PETER TINSLEY, &C.
I DO content and requef, that the commiaoner,
named in the above decreia ORDER do proceed to carry
the fame into efea Oh WeJnefday the 1T day of Az
gun next. biz
ROBERT q OEiBERSON,
mark
Tehe, C-o7cs MCnrDrE.
1laas5Jfsr, july 10, 1904.
81 By the confen; and requef Of Robert oinber-
fon, we ihall proceed to SELL the
LOT & APPURTENANCRS
mentioned and decribed in che above decretal order,
upon Tie terms therein mentioned, on W.Aa5liy the
IN day of IncaG next, upou the prsmiies between
the hours of 10 and z Of the clock.
JOSEPH c. BROWN.
RICHARD 3. GOODE.
July Il. ep5t
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
CoMMISSIoNER'S -OFrlcr,

Rcbmond, MqD o6i5, 1904.
IHE parties concerned are AsFye9 TO fa4s Ns.
t'fe, Ihat haze appointed Hellvs,aar tse f,.cg.
t51Jtb da2 Of July nest, jo, carrgine into et'.s
f6f 7vifbin decree; syoon evhicb day fleir afit2l
"''ee IS required at my Q8re, zvjfb lbei,, bo3er.
anu accounts, ren4y FIR es0minnfion.
W.. MI. II. c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
INDREW STEYEMSCM, cen
Mediterranean Passho,1s.

NOTICE is hereby given, that if has been
l deemed eXPedient to change the form of
the Mediterranean palTport iiued 10 yefelg Of
the United States; that from the 9Th day of yu-
ly next thote of the new fotm vii! be iiIued at
the cuftom houfes to every vellel, cor which ap-
phcation may be made on compliance with
the terms prefcribed by law and furrendering the
former .pahPort of which flle may be podeiIed,
any, IN which latter cafe no fees will be reoui
red tor the exchange: and that by an arrange.
ment agreed upon by The Baftbaiy powers with
whom we are at peace, either The old or the
new form of paiIport will be fuficent to pro-
tect the vetiels of the United States, from cap-
ture until the It ofJuy 1906, after which the
old form OF paiIport will be unavailable and the
new one alone in ufe.
Department of State,
esd ofM1y, 1904. :
Tbetrinte,Y oftbe lazOJ oft5s J5life4 States ere
rcqpc)2ed to Insert tie a5o7s in f5eiy CaapteJ
fzoice qysek 6r TIE J9ace Of liz 1lonib5, End fle
Colle'7o,J oftbe egqomJ to heep eq5ieJ az it tQaea
Hb in hJsir offices.
.Ti1ae, 2.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
FU:giuia.
III n Superior Corr. Ct Chancerg bolI.m of f5s
eHPi''| IN TIE CITY Of Ricbmend, Iiib Of
SEPTEMBER, 1909
PU.giniG.

III a Superior Corr: cf Chancerg boLI.n of t5s
Capitol IN tie cite Of Ricbmsud, l4tbo
Scfts~gder, 1909
Befqpec,s
-aHrg REffp, sxeentrix, ard Fe,,6e,t Clo;bor,.
cams R4lFn and HThlam R,.Afu, ccssqfort -.
i,oteTf R4ffa 6eeeaicf, and tie aid Ta,,cs
Rg5F7, Ro5er. Rtlbin and Sterling Ryt5n. 49,
JeeHting IN fheir Oeo9 igbfJ........P lainiiljs.
ind
HIll.nm Ciar&, ard Games Ca,;eW Jones', ,..s
Rie6ard .7one5, infants ~ Charles Rmyl
Jones, f5si'' Defendants.
! A tbi5 e0Yit, @50ted as 10 the bIaigtif5 N.-r
= Fie5fH and .fan'e5 Rt3En, kF .seir aeai5s, ard
Hsar@ OH tire biN, aiyaverJ, exhibits, ana, erasti
nH'io"5 et q0ifna9rJ, and c,,snsd b. corrE2, ~,
to"Ffes"fb dciy IF Se5tem5e~, in Ire yea, sf ar
Lord oAe t6oyfsnd eigh! bvYd,-ed end fl,se. ~,
court @'reffef6 oHe eJlbe eomallEo1cr5f 10 na..csE
report fbe credits, TO eVbicb he Aetssdcutt ors.
u 10 any tbey be, ivtifiI, ecIiGz,e of NE s,o,c,
m3"er fsHde'e", and jHfiy rejected IN NazenIsr.
Of the yenr one f6o4Snd z,sn bna,,ed e;ol,ty o,e'
fozvHraS diiebargiRg fbe de5t, FAR fcpr;r.,
P@i@'rnt Of 70Licb, tie mortgage eroboGI Ia BE-
t9resT9tfd, eraJ granted.
II CqRy---7cRe,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25

GT5e PntEe are preiSute.! zuitb TIE .tcilogriaS
svsrndt from db'ief retr9Pea 9ftbe 1879 CEN
arr. Part FrJt IN tsUo T'oimae5 containing q
&etcb Of ire RESOLUTIONS and fnltro2efaentJ IN
Science, Arts and Literature, daring fbGf period
~ Samuel Mikirr," Of Nrzv 1'orf. Tie ercrk is
intended TO embrace four diJfinF parts, relating
10 tire charges evbicb ha7'r taken place IN Ltera-
ture and Sceuce-in political principles ard
ehabliihments--n TIE Moral World-aad in tie
Chriitian Church. Oftbelt, TIE frf oniy is al
prejent sg6iibsd TIE 'sP bling refereed for jam'
future be,ieA. HLen IRE Eaif0f baJ .grken a morr
acem'ate piezv its contents, be mar Hereafter
Geex. it 10 behisdatrto giqe fsr!ber eefrefJ .trom
If, accompanied probably Iya general analyf5, a.e
b. G eri.icaL lrzIeav oftkis elaborate syork.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
WALTER POTTER,
B00EBINDER g ST1iTJO NER,
MAIN-SrrErr, Rlcn,:oHD,

thankful for the encouragement. ne has "a
ceived ince commencing bui;,eis, hoYcs hy -.
riet attention, ard faithful execution Of ali orc,r.
which he may be favoured with, to merit far.h,
contEuanee0f Patronage. He mas lately received =
treih iuPpiy of STATIONARY, ard has now IN
hand large alortment Of BLANK s RULED
BOOKS.
~ Merchants accompt BOOKS, ruled TO Al,
pattern, and BOoK-BINDING in its various branch
eS' .Neented with neatre.5, accuracy and di!p@1h.
june -. LeW6wl
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
NEAL NELSON,

NEAL NELSON,
BC0T q SHOE MIWUFACTUpER.
mAIN-sTREfT, R1cHMoND,
MAKES BOOTS and SHOES to any Pattern
* or Failion, equal in point Of MAfERIALs ard
WoRZMANsHfP to any in general ufe.
n imported BOOTS and SHOES, OF the fra
quality and new eft faihien, for lalc.
Jaae 80 (ep6m)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
p. TNNSLEr.
Nay 25tb, 1904. (7v2mJ m

o" TIE "'otioa 2ftbe plaintiffs, By TIER eonnlL,
yo3n Jones Is G6fgsed guardian 10 TIE iaf,at Dr.
tt"@0nf', 10 Aete"d fbem in iris I,if, in ,5iile .-
Charles Bi"nS Zones, zvbo is dcs.i.
II CQ9y. +. 1YNgEE ,-.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25

= 1t is not meant 70 be Gsnied thar a Jezc n
tie EoorAs t'ubIyBed ia HH.e,Ica are as profousd
end iagjqyudive as any on /fmiIar /l6jel7j bvbEB-
ed ejtseUksre. II i5.fmtly in.er1rd to .gi1,r age
ne''ai cbaraHer Of Aave,Tcaa publications., Ea5Ie
10 lc5 exceptions TIE mind Of tie gyeil-inioynq~
ed reader zvW readily Gt5bir.
+ In Edme Anserican Colleges, sve Gre toAd that
no more kn0ariedse Of GTeek is required in thai
AUTO graduate Bachelor Of EytJ, tiaa that zvk:cb
may be de-iz'sd from the Grammar ard TIE
Greek Tej9aMsnt.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25
VIRGINIA.:


AT SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcERY, HOLDEN IN
RICHMOND, MAy 10. 1904.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25

GoODE Sc WILLIAM BROWN, PLAINTIFF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25

booksellers is YET fnallsr. It
is only within two or three years that we have
begun TO receive, with any kind ofregularitv or
prompttude, the beil Briiiih works as they iGue
from the prefs.
Such are iome of the caufcs which have hi
therto impeded the progrcfs Of American Lite
nature. TheirnlueBce, however, IS gradually de-
declining, 81 the literary propeGts of our country
are Frightening every day. Letters * icience are
becoming more important in public eitimstior
The number of learned men is becoming rapidly
greater. The plans and means of initrE1ion in
our feminarleS OF learning, though by no means
improving in Ill refpects, are, in fome, receiving
conitant moderation. The emulation of found
ing and iu!taining national character in fcience
and learning begins TO be more generally fit,
and, from time to time, will doubtleis be aug
mented. a larger proportion Of the growing
wealth Of our country will hereafter be devoted
To the improvements of knowledge, and efpec;-
ally TO the furtherance of all the means ly which
icientifc discoveries are brought within popular
reach, and rendered iubiervient TO practical lti-
fty. American publications are every dav
growing more and more numerous, and riinr in
rripectability OF character. Public and private
Libraries are becoming more numerous and ex-
tenilvc. The tate In competition among our
writers is making very fenhble prOgref5 in cor
rectnefs and refinement American authors OF
merit meet with more liberal encouragement !;
and when the time ihall arrive that we can give
to our votarles of literature the fame leure, and
the fame ftinulantS TO exertion with which ttev
are tnVoured in Europe, it may be confidently
predicted, that letters will fourth as much in
America as in any part of the world and that
We tbail be able 10 make fo5ne return to our
transatlantic brethren, for the rich flores of ufe
tul knowledge which they have been pouring uD-
OH us for nearly two centuries.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-07-25

ne IRE lb,tIfnted in Tire Intermediate Ba1age5
7Dif6 n bqrticHiar md combrebe4fqs account Of
The GboL!Pie rfN5liGysa MS 0nd the coprtS ofm-
RrN7iaH, e%jFiHg in tie Unifed SfafcJ.
1t HuR, however, after all, be acknowledged,
chat what is called Hbsral education in ;hs Uni
ted States, is, in common, lefs accurate and
complete the erud.ion of our native citizens,
with iome exceptions, leis extenlive and pro-
found and the works publlhcd by American
Authors, in general, lefs learned, inhrutive, and
elegant than are found in Grsat-Britain, and
fome OF the more enlightened nations On the Eac-
tern continent. Theie facts, it is apprehended,
arfe not from any deficiency of talents in our
country, nor from any inaptitude in its foil or
atmosphere TO promote the growth Of genius
but from ono or another, aud, in Tome cafes,
rom combination of the following capies.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-22
Surrender of S1rrinam.


By the schooner Jane, Capt. Meag.
her, arrived at Boston in % DAYS from
Surrinam, Dutch paper was received,
which contains the articles on which that
place was surrendered to the British on
the 14th ult. Il Is signed by Gen. Green
and Com. Hood, on the part of the En-
glish, and Col. Battenburg, on the part
Of the Dutch. The Dutch garrisons
were permitted to march from the forts
with the honours Of war !; the officers to
retain their arms, the soldiers to ground
theirs, and to be sent to Europe Is soon
as good vessels can be procured, but not
to carry arms against HE Britanic Maies-
~. Article S, proposed that no Dutch
soldier should be employed in the Bri-
fish serviee--the answer was, that no
Dutch soldier should be enlisted unless
he was willing. The inhabitants were
to'be protected in their lives and proper
ty.5 -. -. -.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-22
<L1NDs FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the
L Plantation whereon he now llsrs,
situate on Back Greek, Berkeley County,
2 miles from Martinsbvrg and rs from
Bath, containing s33 acres OF good strong
Limestone Land, well watered, wph at
least 2 springs-15o acres are cleared
and well enclosed, acres of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land /; che
remainder of the tract Is vel covered
with fine timber.-On the premises are
convenient Dwelling House, newly
finished, Kitchen, large Barn, Distil-
lery, Fulling Mill, and some out houses,
with number of Fruit treess-There is
a good mill-seat, with sufficiency Of
water, on this tract. s. e, ]. q, y
He will also sell one other tract of
Land. situate on the river Potomak,
near Richardson's. Ferry, containing 4o2
acres, 20 Of which are cleared, the great-
er part river bottom, the remainder of
the Land is well timbered, and has
large sugar-camp ON tia small House
rs now built, and logs ready for raising
alarger one. For terms apply 70 the
subscriber. - - -. =. =.
WILLIAM SNoDGRASs. q
Back Greek, June 20, 1904. q. )
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-22
MARTMsBURc, June ~.


On Monday last. the Everest hail
storm, perhaps ever vi '1essed in this
County, passedalong MI. Greek, which
IN its course spread 81 neral devastation
and oecasioned very sssere. damages,
leaving grain-6elds, gardens, &c. desc.
: late apd wasee-The grain, on Plantati-
ons that were likely to produce from
600 to 2,ooo beshsls, was entirely cut
down, sd that scarcely a straw was left
standing after ithad spent its deyasta-
ting fury.--We have notiearnt its parti-
sSular extent, but where its greatest xio-
Hence was fell, was about one: mile in
wedth, and four or 6veain. length-The
hail.stones were large, and Il IS said,
that in lanes where it had drifted, il
measured, the next day, from sir inches
70 two feet four inches. H.. - a. :
We are very sorry to add, that from
the long continued rains, the waters of
Opequon, have been raised 30 high as
TO overflow all its marginal bottoms, in
consequence Of which, every thing tina.
came within its reach, has been swept
away or destroyed, from its source 20
its confluence with The river Potonaak,
on which river, considerable damage
has also been done.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-22

The fsilssping remarks on the harsesfing
4 sfHkeaf, COPIED fran ihe Domrshc
y EacyciapedssJ may perhaps be ser.
Viceabie % our farmers, at a time Eke
shis, sDhen IL Is mare than probable,
thar g considerable. quantity ef Wheat
viii Be "a ected ~ rnsf o. miidew.
The proper period for reaping wheat,
is5by no means ascertained some far
Iners asserting that i is most advantage.
Gus 70 cut the grain before Il Is perfect.
" ripe. while Others are Of opinion, that
Il ought 10 stand ill nearly ready TO be
reaped aud housed. The Synonymous
author Of the 8 Fd,mers Calendar" OBJ
serves, tha. thssafest @ayis thar Of ADOPT
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-22

NOTICE.


A IL persons are hereby cautioned
"A against throwing down the fences of
the plantation whereon the subscriber
now lives-she plantation that formerly
belonged 10 John Martin, now the prn-
perry Of John Fryatt, and the tract Of
land belonging to Adam Aldridge, Gall
which places are now in my possession)
from passing through the enclosure
thereof, on any pretence whatever, " tFh.s
out my permission, or committing any
other trespass thereon, as i am posi-
lively determined 10 prosecute 70 The ut-
mostextent Of the law, every person 50
offending. 8. ! -,
. T. 3 GEORGE HORN. :
Berkeley County, June -, 1904. +
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-22

DAN away from the subscriber, on
N Thursday the i4th inst. an apprsn-
tice boy named William Lackey, about
ave feet or 9 inches high, is slender
made, has short sandy colonred hair,
ola fair complexion, and is about no
years Of age-Hewas bound 70 me by
his father, Benson Lackey, TO learn tho
Wagon making business. One dollar
reward viii be paid to any person for
returning said apprentice and all per-
sons are hereby cautioned against em-
ploying, harbouring, orin any manner
dealing with him, At their peril, OF they.
may rely ON being dealt with Is the law
y - JOSEPH ADAMSoN.
I Martinsburg, June -. 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-22

We learn that the reques, Of Mr.. Ii.
vingten our ambassador at Paris, to be
recalled, has been accepted by the presi-
dent and that Gen. Armstrong, Of, N.
York, now Senator Of the u. s. win
be appointed to succeed him. Ia 1T,
y i. - -. = I EM 7. Gaz.