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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
4 yalbsss 7saets LAND Fsr SAL.

TO be cold he pikntation whereun ]
u nowliye, containing 462 acres, II.
ing and being IN the County Of Jefferson,
State Of Virginia, within nniles of Shep-
herds Town, from Potomack River,
75from BALTIMORE, 6ofrom the Federal
City, and 20 from Alexandfia, fprodnce
may be taken down BY water 70 either Of
the Iatterplaces. There are ON he pre-
misses $ good Dwelling HOUSES and . We.
" large square log Barn, : never fall
ing Springs, with 4 good atone Spring
House. Near one half Of this Land l.
cleared, the other half clothed with very
valuable Timber, there are 3 valuable
Apple 0fohar,is. IL acres of Timothy
Measits. and more may easily be made |,
the soil u eqoatif not preferable % my
IN Jefferson County. -
! Also another Iract Of first rate Land,
containing 176 Ia acres, adjoining
the aforesaid tract on this,tract are 4
good House and Barn, 4 never failing
Wen near the house and agood young
Apple Orchard about on( half Of this
tract Is cleared, the other half clothed
with excellent TimberY lie whole can
be easily divided into 8 or 4 Tenementss
The Terms win Be made ltiown BY
the proprietor living on the Laid.
& JOHN STIP1, sen.
Jefferson County, December 6, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
TO BE RENTED,
And possession given the first day Q
April next, ia 5

And possession given the first day Of
April next, 81. S 5 s.,
THATwell-situated stand for a Pub.
j Lie House. at present occupied as
such by Capt. John Robinson, in the
Main street Martinsburg This pro-
perry consists Of large and convenient
House, neatly finished, with q 6ne cool
cellar, aconyenient Kitchen with 4 room
adjoining suitable for the family--also q
large Stable, Smoke House, Ice-Holse,
kc. This property iswel calculated for
any kind Of public business. both rs 10
.improvemcnts and situation. The terms
may be knownby applying to Mt. John
O'Ferrall in Martinsburg, orto the sub
'scriber ut Mill. Greek. 81 4
IGNATIUS O'FERRALL.
January ~, 1904. (;
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
EsTPA1O GOLF

SsTRAYED from the subscriber od
y the stst day Of January last, black
mare colt, ode year old next spring, no
marksrrtoilected exeept one hind 'hoof
white, and some white hairs below the
foot-iock tits not certain whether she
, has star or nor, but ifany It Is very
email one. She was seen in Martinshurg
oKSaturday hist. and il il thought fol-
lowed some person from thence. Any
person bringing said Colt home. or CIV
ing such information that the subscriber
can get hcragain, shall be LITERALLY re.
cYRuS FARR.
Berkeley County, ~ IL miles. from
Jiartinsbarg, nedr the hsade III Dry Run,
Z February 10, 1904 Z 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
NOTICE.
IT7HEREAs, about the sist day 81

/ yT7HEREAS, about the sfst day Of
Wv January last, I executed ! Mote
to John Folk, for the sum Of eighty dol
lars, payable in eight months after the
date thereof, for mare purchased BY me
from said Folk, and having since disco
vered thar I was imposed upon BY said
Folk in the purchase Of said mare, she
being blind or nearly 20 q the time: /
therefore hereby notify the public, In
order to prevent any person taking an
assignnhent on said note, and thar I am
determined not 70 pay the same unless
compelled 10 do so by law.
MICHAEL FISER.
Shepherd Town, February 10, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17

Selected by one of the firm from the lat-
est importations from Europe, which,
in addition 70 their former Stock, makes
their Assortment more complete than
ever, the same they are determined 70
cell atamore reduced price than usual for
CASH tor c0UNTR1 PRODUCE.
As dissolution Of their Co-partnefship
win ID few months take place, very
moderate profit win be taken. that they
may Be enabled 10 sell off their Stock !
those who may want any article in their
line, win find Il considerably TO their
interest BY giving them Z cali.
They return their sincere thanks to
the inhabitants Of Martinsburg and IDS
yieinity. for their generous support
since their commencement in busi-
ness. and assure them they win do I'LL in
their power TO merit 4 eontinnance Of
their fasours.
+ N. b. Those who are indebted 10
US rgoods 1 long time standihg, must
not think hard 81 Il IL the sheriff should
caa On them for payment, q every M
dulgence has been given that could be
asked for.
4 - The A;glest price giseh IN CASH,
~ nsssekaafabls WHEAT RYE,
CORN Or FLAX-SEED, aa5aan al.
isssaacs ssedt j mereha,sdsst i iakea u
exchange. S..
i. NADENBoUscH, &co.
Marfiasbnsg, Ocso6er %, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
Miller N4NEED.

rTNHE snbscribeE wishes TO employ an
active industrious Man Withnut 4
family, who Is well acquainted with the
Milling Business, and can come well re-
sgmmended to such ! person liberal
wages win be givenby the subscriber, liy-
ingin Charles. Town, Jefferson County.
THOMAS BRECKENRIDGE.
& February 10, 1904
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17

This day came the Complainant BY
i his Counsel, and it appearing 70
the Court that the defendants are not in
habitants ofthis Commonwealth. tits or
dered char the defendants do appear here
on the Monday after the third Tuesday
in April next, to answer the complain
ants bin, and that d copy ofthis order be
forthwith inserted in the Berkeley and
Jefferson tntelligeneer and continued for
tive months successiyely, and also be
posted up for two months successfully
at the door Of the Court House Of this
County. :st ss Sc, .7, 6 s .s,,s:.-
A Copy. Attest,
-. s DAVID HUNTER, csc.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
AFRESH supply sf SEAS4NABLE
GOODS have jsst Been reed bed By
.Me',1,',ge CHOPPER

From Mcir dgenf ~ f1ni1delphsd, u
Among which are as
u oSE BLANKETS, from three
N TO nine dollars a pair,
Coarse md Fine Cloths, Cassimeres,
Coatings, Kerseys, Flannels, Swan
downs, Baizes-LinIens, Chintzes and
CalicosE Muslins, Diaper, BIC. 4
s ALsS-A number ofarticles in the
HARDWARE aud CUTLERY Ene.,
TEAS Of good quality-Inpsriai, Hy-
san, binas Hyso',, Hyson Skin, Sonso.g
and B9hea.-These Goods have been
purchased on the best terms and selected
with eare.-A supply of PINE-GRovE
CASTINGS, have been received. \
Martinsburg, January Is, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
JOEL WARD,
Joseph FOREMAN,
EDWARD BEESON,
-. Coninlisaionss1.
! HlzRcLN1A LEGIsLATURE.
December f6, 1905.

Ger sf Fsbs :. Z
6s. Rsmitting ! FINE % Far
fis. = M 81 H. y
sc. To amend IN act, entitnled !" An.
act concerning Estrays." M
81. To raise BY lotteryl sura Of mo-
ney for opening and improving the road
leading from the south fork, inthe coun.
y Of Hardy to brooks gapin the county
Of Rockingham. a
60. To amend al bet, entitled I" An.
act for providing forthe opening . road
from the upper navigation OF James n.
yer. ,t,. -. q 4 e s,.s 4 -
so. For continuing Guard IN the
City Of Richmond.
70. To amend an act concerning Sc.
veral lotteries. WI 4.
n. Conserving w. b. Bronne.
~. For opening and improving the
navigation OF Hardware river, from the
fork thereof to its junction with James
river. 8 49, ..5
rs. For Incorporating trustees Of IN
Academy in Norfolk Borough.
n. To reimburse certain expenses
incurred BY the overseers Of the poor.
IS. Authorizing the register Of the
land oiiee % issue agrant 20 William
Almon.
rs. Directing the method Of proceed
inR against free pefsons charged with,
certain crimes directing the mode Of
proceeding ON indictments, infofmati-
ons and proseeutions, ON penal statutes
and for preventing yexatious and MALICE
GUS prosecutions, and moderating D.
mereements, and for other purposes.
& IN. Further declaring what shall be
deemed unlawful meetings Of slaves.
70. Directing the Registering the
names, ages and sexes Of slaves IN csr-
tain cases. "
". Auth6fising the removal Of slaves
from the county Of Alexandria, in the
| district Of columbia, into this common-
| wealth. 81
90. Allowing the additional sum q
| Two and 4 hall per cent. 70 William BIZ
shop, collector If the taxes in the eetn-
" Of Princess Anne for the year 1900
| and 1901. =
s1. To explain the f7th section Of the
| act. eutitled In act, for erecting ware
houses on the James river and ApPomas-
| tox canals. ~; "
sa. Relative 10 the road direeted tobs
opened from Morgantovn 20 Grave creek.
L = "a. Z.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
FOR SALE,

"A SMALL tract or parcelof LAND,
IA situate = Berkeley County, con.
tanning about l5fty arrss, wherein he
Poor House stands, adjoining the land
whereon Joseph Minginna now lives,
and about halfa mile from the Sulphur
Spring. A propoftionable part ii said
land is cleared and under tolerahle rood
fence, and more may be cleared, some
Meadow made md more may be made,.
the Buildings are one Dwelling House,
wherein the manager lives, the Poor
House "a large building) . Meat House
and Spring House (all builtwith hewed
;logs) q Stable and Oven, afarther. de.
scription is thought unnecessary, il Be.
ing presumed no person win become .
purchaser, without previously viewing
the property; Cornelius Kelly. manage
erat the Poor House win shew the land.
Theterms Of sale may be known by ap.
plying to said Kelly, OF @ either Of shs
subscribers, !,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
EaN Goods.

THE Subscribers beg ieape to infotM'
their friends a,sdthe public IN general
that they hauej just rtceiped and
a. flushed epeililg q idrge
.s. and exfensiee as N
80 = sorfsienf ar ~ st: s5s5
FALL and WINTER
c. @ @ d S,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-17
AZ d Court continued and held for Berke.
~ County, the asih day ef Nssemitr,
Philip Stout, Complainant,
81 8 - AND s. J
George Hoffman, Defendant.
g hcHANCER1.

THIS day came the Complainant BY
j his Counsel. and itappearing the
Court that The Defendant, George HoG-
man, isnct an inhabitant Of this Com
monweaIth, il Is ordered that the De
PENDANT do appear here on the Monday
after the third Tuesday in February
next, Is answer the Compliments bin,
and that Copy Of this order be forth
withpublished for two months sncces-
siveiy in The BERKELEY. and fSrson m
feiEgenesr, and also Be postedup for two
months successfully 1t the door Of the
Court House ofthis County.
A Copy.
Attest,
HENRY BEDINGER, e.s.s. ,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
4 MI Seat and Farms,

SITUATE on Little river, in the county OF
L,oud.uu al the head Of The Turnpike Road, now
10 its progrsfs, will be Offered at pub!ic Tale 70
the h;ehea bidder on the p.emles, on the Istf
day OF May next, if tar, OF on the next fair
day. 80 :r.
immediately at the fork of the roads leading from
Saick,r's and Ahby.s GAS, a9jfds alio mo1
eligible ftand for Dieal<ry, Store and 7aa'fra
ard the land which is OF good quality, IS alto
we'll adapted 10 Platter of P4risi has anlahun..
uans. flpply of wood AID at leaf 100 acres OF
bottou, Fl for meadow. The tract containing
upwards $1,000 acres will bctod In large qFin'alf
d1lyaons 20 accommodate paschafers; AID the
terms will be one third Of the money IN baaa-
upon the receipt OF clear deed free from incum-
dances of every kind, AM The balance in two
equal annual infalments (with inserefi srom the
day Of fsle.: the purchafefs TO receive the sents
on the land when due f:otn the tenants, whoie'
terms will expire at the enc Of thlsycar.
Inquiries refpetaing the f4ia property may IN
the mean time be mad. of M. Solomon Bottom
rehd,ng near it.
FERDINANDo FAIRFAX.
Charles Town Jeffedon county. Virginia.
AF The above property will not be
offered at public fale, but part is yet
for fale by private contract. Inquire
as above.
March :. ,'wpgn
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
WHEREAS

my tvs tracts o. land in the comfy or King
Gerse known by tie name of Eagles Nat and
Somstfet, which have for many years paA, With
the caves, flock Of every kind. furniture and
plantation utcnfls thereon, been under the ma
nagement of Benjamin Grynie:, land which was
dot By me 60 him, for the lupport of bis family
curing his life) having in consequence of his de-
cafe reverted TO me; and it being my with ard
Intention thar 81! his ;ua debts ihould be difchag
ID asfat IS. the money car be RATED, either from
tn; profits Of the above named Eh,tts, or by a
lae ofipch ofthe perilhabs property as can beA
,.e ylpared. It is my Eeqnef that all who have
claims againf the late Berj smin Grymes will
hring them in fairly fated, and legally authenti.
Gated as foon as they conveniently can, either 70
Mr.. William Fiyzbugh Gtymes who re6des at
Eagle Net or to me in Alexandria. And it is
'lio my rtqueif, that all peIfons who are indebted
to the dceeafed, or to the faid etates. Will dif.
charge their balances as foon as poGbc, either to
w. +. Gryn:es, OF to me.
William Htzhhsh.
N1afch 2wlM.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
WDtzce.

The county court of Fairfax, having
at January laf ordeIed and directed in The fuis OF
Lindley g Hukins, compisiasnts, agaiDit WI
J lam ]. Hall, defendant, IN Chancery, that the
lubisllber do iete, and fate the account. between
he parties relative TO this iuit, and report the
fame, with fuch iYecial fatemen.., as either
party may require, to the faid court-G'h: feveraI
perfons intereaed and concerned 10 che faid fuit
are hereby informed, tina. will attend at Va
Diets Tavern, at Fairfax Court Houle on Fri
day the 18Th day OF April next, to carry into
effect the faid order,a which time and place,
Che feyetal parties interefed. are rsque&ed 20 az
END with she neceiIary documents 10 ensble me
. execute the order.
Richard Radcliffe. NJ. e.sY.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
SIX Cents Reward.
Mach as.

Ran away from the fub!eriber the
a,d init. an apprentice boy named Wihi1a
M'Nallea, about II year, old, s feet inehs,
high he hadona gray coating Coatee, friPed
jacket, and blue pantaloon,p and was ieen going
TO Port Tobacco on Saturday, ] forewarn any
one from employing or harbouring him, as will
proiccute them as far as the law will allow.
Chritfopher Grid.
A Journeynan HairdreGer wanted.
Maich IS. eo3t
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06

This work was publahed on the 9TH of laa
month in Loaaon, is now put 10 prefs by US, and
wllbe pu 'Iih-d here in wv Or three weeks, in
an octave voums OF abons 900 pages, on fu-
pethne woye msdIum papcr, price, in boards, L
,doliar SIT cents. MI. Maxwell, the Printer, 10
sends ufing us usm3N Efforts to reader it fluff
cifntly accurate aud elegant TO obtain the prizs
media! at the next Jaae Fair.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
1lio The following Books.
IANNEY and PATTON
HIVE REMOVED

HIVE REMOVED
To the Ware Houfe formerly occupied by Mr..
Thomas Irwin, on the fame Greet and nearly
oppeate ,hcir old one, where they ofer tor iaie
IS ufasl,
a general a60rtment Of Groceries.
ALSO,
20 hhds. 18th prosf jamaica Rum,
so barrels New England do.
4 large quantity Offat, ana about 1909 tons
Platter Paris,
$50 barrels tar.
Aqaantity of Barr Stones, Paper Hanging az
French Canvas received frsm Hayre, per brig
D}lphiu, capt. Snow.
Families may always DC fupplied with tue
oh ,icea Flour.
Marcbiis.
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Robert 6 Iohn Grey

Have contracted for number of the above
wok in fheets, and pfopoie binding then, Gle.
gsn'ly IN calf kin, at dolls. 50 cents TO fub-
flibers; TO non-fubfcfibers coils. so cents,
bound 10 lhseP, or dollar ST. cents in boards.
April 8. dst Jaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
BOOT & SHOE MAKERS
PHYoIOGNOTRACF'
i. TODD

Respectfully informs the ladies' and eep,,.n.,
Of Alexandria tina, he has ere6ssd his n,ch a.a
Tor tracing the outlines of the face, in th. R,l
Rooniat The Eagle Tavern, corner Of King ,,s
Royal areets, where thofe who will honor h,
with their attention may have four correct proiI,,
for IS cents.
No'e-@Gilt and black Frames may b.ha,
the room.
G Pleafe to come in ct the paved alley lead.
ing TO Royal frcet
Jan. 9. .,v
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
March :.
I will fell by PRIVATE SALE.

| will fell by PRIVATE SALE,
the STORE and WAREHOUSE at preient &C.
cupied by Alliion and Geigcr. atuased on the
corner Of Prince and Fairfax treess, S. feet on
Fairfax and IS feet on Prince araet; one water
LOT on Wa,er Rree,, ~ on wafer fleet ard
extending 900 feet back to Union ffeet, with
the liberty of wharfage. The lot onPrince and
Fairfax freet. is at preient rented to Alifon ard
'Geiger for ore year from the ut. Ca. next. IS
feet of the lot on Water ereet is lie, TO Samue
Harper, for eight years from the Issh ofOaober
next. 1fthe above mentioned property is nor
fold by private bargain, it viii be fold on the pre-
mites on the 10th day Of May, next when the
terms will be made known. Pleafe apply to
GEORGE M'MUNN.
Mach as. co
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
Cut Nal Manufaaoy.
SAMUEL III. DAVIS,

At the Cut Nail mandatory near
the lower cad Of Kiag itleet. formerly carried
on by Smith and Davis, fill continue. to
Manufacture Cut and Wrough, Nails, Flooring
Brsds, SPFigs, and Saddlefs 1'acks of every
iize, and Of hyperion qaality which be offers
70 fell as low as can politely be af,raed in this
Town. He has likewiie on hand Bar Iron and
Mad Rods, which he will fell very low.
N. 3. All orders from Town and Country
Merchants wiil be duly attcsded 70.
March ~. eo3m.
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FOR SALE,

A HOUSE and LOT
in fee fmple, Of the wei id6 o8 ]Plu 6Ieess BE,
tween Wolfe ard &feess, aalenins Mf
Jaaes Fetchst's. Tbs eesuls viii tss mace knsvr
on application to 4s..y
Thomas Pa,ten.
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March rs
THIS IS TO g1ye notice,

Ih5 Is 10 ga0e notice,
That the fubfcriber hath obtained,
rom the Orphans Court Of Alexandra Comfy,
in the Diarif ofscolunhia; Letters of admit
rniaration or the pedonal eAate of Margaret Will
fon late OF the faid county decealed>; all perfon,
having claims sgainf thefaid deceafcd, are here.
by warned 70 exhibit the fame TO William Cath.
and Abel Bakeney with the vouchers thereof, as
or before the assh day of Augua next, they may
otherwife beexciuded by law, from all benests
of the faid ,ftatc.
Given under nay hand, this a5th day Of Fc.
bfuary 1904.
VIZ. W1GGINS.
All pcrfons indebted to the faid efstc are re-
quired to make Immediate payment to the fubfcri.
ers, who ara fully empowered TO fertile the laid c.
fate.
William Cath.
Abel Blakeney.
Feb. ~. 2sw6w.
Tor Sale,
For term of years, healthy, ffout
NEGRO WOMAN. Apply 10 tbs Pria,o4.
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Autt1on g Gop.mahtou Yt01e,

H~C1e1U - 1UH1HLIft0H oC0fe.
THE fu9icribcf returns his thanks to thoe
Sho have favored him with their commands in
the above branches, for their patronage, and
afures them and the public in general, that h.
lhail continue his exertions to fatsfaaionb BY
The Rri@fea a1Tduity, iectecy and honor
On ths III day Of eue3y Court,
PUBLIC VENDUG will be held at bis Aus.
tion and Comm,fion Store, to commence at eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon, and three O'Clock in ii.
afternoon. Particulars will be made known On
the day of faie by the Bellnan.
G Cath advanced on depofts.
a. LIND0,
Venls. MaRsy fer tie Boysxybsf Wmbtar.
N. B. l. may be proper TO add thai 3sCs
dollars fccurity have been given to thi, borough
my faithful performance OF my duty, ,ovhlrh
the additional frcufity will be given whenever
of extent of tie ruhnels may require it.
Winchsaer, Jan. 81. :o4g Nv
Corn, Rye, and StaUes Wanted.
The Subfcriber will pdrchate any
quantity of Corn. Rye, 5od Wac Ok pipe al
hogfhead Slaves, Tor which csh vii be g'ta 4
the Eafern Bfarch, in rhs City OF Win vs.s
by
james Ba7y,
Feb. 70. va
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
To Rent,
March ..

m il =. q (. = .
Fer sss or saore yea,i, fbat v4lsN5k
DISTILLERY AND MILL,
Late tie Property of General GaoRGr WAsE
INeIoN OF Msnnt Vernon, situated on j.
nsvigable creek within nine mica Of Alexan-
aria.
This Diffiilery has FIVE large Stills
and Boiler erected upon the late improved Plat,
With heds for rafting and fatning Hogs, ano Aalls
for thirty Beeves. 4s A
La pci6s of fi,uation none can exceed il, thu
seafy accet. 90 Maryland, will always enfure the,
gfcateif abundance of grain for carrying on the
drilling bufnefs in its mott extenlvc icae, inde.
pendent of iss own neighbourhood, which has
always been able TO fupply The mill viii
require {onc repairs, which viii be done at the
pro2riesor's cxpence Che has manufactured large
quantities of Fiout, and may eafly pc made to dc
is again To this mill is cooper's fhop, and a
comfortable dwelling houfe. Application to be
made 60 the fabfriber, near the fpot.
Law. LEWIS.
Woodlawi, Jan. III.
.7gf receiUsd and for Sale
BY William Cath,
King aress
44.bsrrels bell brown
IA N Frs OIL.
so bis. Of Mackercl of the frlf quality.
Jan. zs. law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-06
~ NOTICE.

AF NOTICE.
THE Proficient and Directors Of the Little
River Turnpike Company have dgeaed that tae
Stockholders pay the fubicriber 7es Dol2a,s on
each lharc of Stock, on or before tho 10Th day
Of April next.
Chas. Page, Treafurer.
Marchs. fawIoskA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-13

The work now offered the American reader
exhibits complete view of ,he Antiquities
Manners, Customs, religious Ceremonie Laws,
Arts and Literature of Aucien, Greece at the
period of grea'es splendor. A knowledge of
these has hi herto been only attainable BY labo.
rious perusai t writer's who have been little so
licisous to join entertainment with insnuGli N.
The TRAVELS or ANAcHARsIs, on the contra
ny, are so written, thar the reader may frequent
iy be induced 10 imagine lie is perusing work of
mere anuse ment, invention and fancy till his
eye glances TO he bottom of the page when he
perceives Their. IS scarcely sentence, and not
single tact or circumsi ance. but is supported by
the authority of some ancient su,hor The d.
mazing number of hese quotations may perhaps,
at first sight seem to have been unnecessary aud
to have more The appearance of parade of ECU
diilon, than 20 be of any real utility but it is 10
be remembered that, At the same time that they
must be highly acceptable to the man of real
learning. by enabling him to refer Immediately to
the original Author, they are extremely useful
nay, we may say, absolutely necessary, even 10
such readers as can never be supposed to have
ny intention to consult the authorities quoted as
they clearly shew that such an dea, or such
circun5tancc Is not merely a decoration or the
offspring OF he fancy of the author bur inmlcdi-
ately taken IRON some ancient writer. and there
fore perfectly accordant to the general scope and
plan of the work
TERMS.
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