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that more by an hours dis f01rss. ;T1n Sv
a days meditation. 1t WIS well said bv
1AemisfocieS to the King ok'ersia, cha,
speech was like cloth or .I,ras. ooen.d
and put abroad, whereby the imorerv
doth appear in figure whereas in thoughts
they lie but as in packs. Neither is this
iiuit Of friendship, Of opening the under.
standing restrained only to such friends
as are able In give man counsel; (they
indeed are besO but even without that, a
man learne,h himself, and bringeth his
own thoughts 20 light, and whe,teth his
wits as against stone, which itself cuts
not. In word, a man had better relate
himself to statue or picture, than TO suf-
Ter ms thoughts to pass in another.
"Conference, says Lord Coke also, is
the life Of study: conference, saws Lord
Bacon again, makes ready man, and if
he confer little, he mad need 10 a present
Wit" In short, conversation is the great
source of pleasure and information in so.
ciety, and whoever contributes 70 dam
Ii up, should be strenuously opposed nv
the rest OF mankind. But, to suffer bye
word, low cant term to deprive us OF
the means of entertainment and intelG-
gence, IS the meanest pusillanimity, and
Sacrificing good sense at the shrine offoI-
ly and nonsense.
/ must beg leave, therefore, by an index
eXpurGatorius 20 eXpungc hatch and 6ore
from the modern vocabulary not noere,v
on account of the barbarity of the terms,
but Tor the evil tendency of the ridiculous
something, or less than nothing, implied
by them; for they are not only framed by
bloclheads, destitute of meaning in them
selves, but calculated 10 kill the seeds of
good sense and humanity in ether people.
SIMPLEX.
Richmond, 23d May, 1904.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30

We can assert, with confidence. that
there are seventy-hye republicans, and not
more than seventy-seven feds, as yet heard
oi, who are elecled to the next General
Court. 1t is notorious that the strong
holds of federalism are included in This
statement and that the republican pros.
poet is very faitering.
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30

amendment to The Constitution ad9htcd 6y
South Carolina.
The Legislature OF South Carolina adj
journed on Wednesday the 10Th instant,
at 70 O'Clock. The proposed amendment
to the Constitution was carried in the
House of representatives, 65 to IS and
in the Senate, p, to'9. Thos. Lee, esq.
is appointed one Of the associate Judges of
The state, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation Of the Hon. VIM. John
son, jun. No other public business Was
taken up.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
Signior Mantreidi,


ARTIST or .GGIIrY Am E0pF
DaHCLWG,
From the gardens OF PRS, London, Vienna. ps-.
,srsbuTg, Cor,antiropls, o. t'c lzte'v ,,on
philadelphia, who has performed in Ns.s.Yyr,e.
and Baltimore with the 9SsstsG ~ lsuie and en-
couragement, h4s the hcnor q, inform the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of Richmond, SisacbeNsr ard
their v.einities, that on Weduefday evening tie
3oth inst he Wiii perform tire iaoa aaonihin,
tea;s Of aS'iv;ty or the ght roT- and ground AMI
lofty tumbinR IN the Circus ?, thc Hay-Na1kes.
Garden, which IS now Setting ~ in a eonmodiaas
lyle To- the p1rpo!s. The particulars Of the CA.
'ertsinments ~ill be exrrele5 in Hs1dbuls.
W ondsy, May %, 1904 u'1
IN consequence OF tine time It VII, re5,;r, 10
arrange the Books to shev the balances ,,-
naming due 20 the Subscribers TO the Bank NJ
Virginia who have not ob. aimed the hII n,rrber
Of shares To- vnich they subscribed. tho COM
nicsiouers for Richmond thinS ia uscrs-,y, fl,
inform the concerned, that the, cxpsa tb. ia -
will be fully arranged by the ltn tnr.H a.
which time, an 20 whom balances may 90
due, will be paid On appicatifr, 5ut It viii I
necessary that they 7ppcar in irersou, or
proper authorities 70 agents fer Ma; pupose. 81
h, oydT " re Boa,d, A
J.. CANKlNGTOlT, Cbairmd'
| Richmond, May -. 1908.
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To Let-A HOUSE il

the city Of Richmond, on the west side of the
Market Bridge and back ef the house o,c upird
by MIR Joseph Joseph and Mr. John Miller, as
dry good stores. aidhousc is CONSTRUCTED for ,he
reception Of two small famlics anl neatly finish,
ga. For terms 1Dr e. the SAID john Miller. bu,
f any person shou.d thnl; If necessary 20 see the
subscriber, he resides at his plantation three miles
above Cregory's tavern, upper end Of Henrico
county. JOHN Waller.
My II, 1904. Ct
~ DIlCE.-lncse gentlemen who hive been
~ 50 obliginS rs 20 dispose Of Tickets in the
Lovely forthe College OF William G, Mary, are
requested to make a return Of their sales as spec
Oily as possible 20 one Of the commissioner in
Williamsburg, in order thstthe drawing may COM
ncUec At the time appointed. Wv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30

Richard Evers Lee, Of Noyf6H Borough.
John Goodrich, ofIsLe ofJVizbt.
Edward Pegram, NJ DiazoidEe.
DR.. Richard Field, Of RybnsxUick.
Thomas Read, Of Cbarlo,te.
Greed TAYLOR, of CuybryL9nd.
William II Cabel!, Of amherst.
George Penn, ofPericE.
George Wythe, ofCity of Pic5mos4.
john Taylor. Of Caro5tae
Ltrkin Smi,h, Of King q Queen.
John Minor. oC SbosspIgaHi.4.
William Ellzey, JLoulo.an.
William Dudley, cfWarpick.
Mann Page, Of Gloucester.
John Ta'jaecrro, jr. Of King George.
Richard Brent, Of Prince E.li;as,.
Hugh Holmes, Of FfeAe,iek
James Daley, If HaBbshne.
/ James Allen, Gf Shenandoah.
Archibald Stuart, Of Apc7.,,4.
James M'Farlane, Cf PusseY
Gen. John Preston, IF 1Eoatgontery.
William NJ kinney, Of ohio
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
Richmond, 23d May, 1904.

= letter from an Officer on board the
Co's&%titntion, after mentioning the desiruc.
ton Of the PhiLgdelthiq, says, " Every OF
iicer strove to be employed in the expedi.
ton; but most of them were, of course,
refused, but with assurances, however,
that they should all have opportunities e.
nough of displaying their courage in The
course ofthe summer.
Il. Decatur, and midshipman Morris,
were the first persons who boarded the
f'hifadcItlhia. The united voices ofthe o.
ther officers and seamen employed high
iy extol their condu& on the occasion.
The latter has been promoted. Its said
the frigate had been completely reGlted,
was moored under the guns of the castle,
and had between . and 500 men OF board.
The Constitution was preparing for q
cruize o. slX months of Tripod; and the
Commodore intended to lombard tie
place, unless favorable peace should be
agreed to-" (PhR. Ga=.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30

Ertract Of a letter tram Isle Of France,
net. Is.
" An English ship from London, worth
100000 dolls prize 10 : French frigate, ar
rived here this day. The signal is Up Tor
another" C;b.J
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30

the resignation Of the Hon. VIM. John
son, jun. No other public business Was
taken up.
The Circuit; Court OF the United States,
for this district met in this city OH Tues
day the 22d inst. The first four days OF
the court were almost exclusively devoted
tothe trial of THOMAS LOCKWOOD for
COUNTERFEtTY.NG Bank &1O7'ES.
He has been srraigned on four separate in
dictments and found GUILTY. on each by
the several luries in five minutes after re-
firing from court. We understand there
are several other Indictments against him,
but that he will not again be brought to the
bar till some day next week.
sr-Fs Fer the information OF the Freehol1ers Of
the State, the following cOrre list Of the persons
who compose the Republican Ticket orEleGors OF
President and Vice President o the United States,
is published
The Election for Electors will he holden in each
county and corporation, on the first Monday IN
November next.
PHILIP N NICHOLAS, Chairman.
III. FoUsneE. SEER
Richmond, May 25,h, 1904. w,f
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30

EIfrGct ofH letter tr2m Peadinc, Men Is.
" On Wednesday evening, the I'd inst.
the notorious Hester Mcdowell, arrived
IN tins town, and early next morning, set
out IN the Harrisburg stage. On her ,yav,
she called herself Mss. Price, and said her
husband was in Philadelphia, and would
follow her in Two or three weeks. She
talked Of going to 3eGsione and Fort-Pitt.
For this latter place It is said, she took
passage IN heavy Wagon she found at
Carlisle (b.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-05-30
Ihe Tirginia -Argus..
RICH MOND (;

WEDNESDAY. MAY 50. 1904.
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
TILE y A N x


The object Of the stockholders i'm ftbfcribino
the Capital of the Bank of Virginia was the hope
OF getting greater profit on their money than
could otherwife be obtained. This they had
right to expect from the proceeds of difcounts
authorized to be made to treble the amount of
the cath actually depofted in the Bank. 1t is.
therefore, the iDtereh of the ftockhoders, and
the indlfpenible duty of the Directors at all
times to grant diicounts TO the full amount au-
thonzed by law, provided satisfactory paper is
offered tor the fame but on no location to ex .
coed the amount limited by law. Nevertheless
1T IS affirmed that no injury can accrue to the
oanS from diicOunts, let the amount be what it
may, provided care is taken to accept none but
good paper. Thefe pledges will at all times
tecure the bank from harm. Before / proceed
farther, vt IS neceiiary to premile the impra6ti-
ca5lIity OF any deiigns being carried into effect
aeaint the bank. In the FRI place tho bank will
poiieis general and uncomfortable credit. Its
notes will be preferred to the paper of any other
bank, on account of the riG in getting counter
feits from them, and to fpecie, in part, for the
time reaion, and the great convenience Of being
more portable. The great utility of the bank in
general will add To- the ftockboders number
OF iubtantial friends, in addition to a common
'nteret for its PROPERTY, po1eiIsd by each in
diVidual Of the Rate, which win culture a Dume-
rous patronage and make the number of its enc
mics few. The eGfital depofi,ed in gold and
river IS alto large. 1t will therefore, be idle in
any Individual or combination Of individuals to
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
SO 7os 600
Total fupply
40 ss5 ooo

tocai iuppiy 40 995 OOO
This fun exceeds one hundred and eighty
millions of dollars; is more than double the en-
tire amount of our national debt and is feven-
teen times the amount Of the taxes laid by the
general government. 1t operates as tax of ff-
teen dollars upon every man, woman and child
IN the kingdom, and of more than one hundred
dollars upon every family.
The navy COTS fifty three millions.
Etsc army COTS one hundred millions.
The poor are opprelled, not only by the d.
rect weight of thefe taxes, but likewife by the
increaied price of all the necefaries of life, occa
honed by more than million of hands being ia
Ken from the plough or the work fhop.
On theie facts we make no comments. Eve.
ry American will appreciate their importance
WI acknowledge, with gratitude, the unriyal.
led happineis of his own country, and will reve.
renee with increafed ardor, the fiperiority OF
republican to monarchical intitutions.
Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
From Dmeb b15ery.

GENOA, NAY IS.
1t is probable that peace, under the mediati.
on of the Engllih Confu, viii ihortlv be effeNed
between the American States and the BaGIavy
of Tripoli /; as the only remaining object in dit.
pute feems to be The extent of the tribute which
the Americans are to pay the Barbary powers
DIED.-on Wednefday the 22d infant, "a.
nerally beloved and refpeeted, Mrs. Esther
CoHEN, in the fxtieth year of her age the wife
ofMr. Jaeob 4. Cohen, of this city.
<((|IDIr|[[D/% <<~~ ((I<@<<|<r<
~ The cd no. of the RAINBOW has been DELAY
co by the indFoi'ion u te genslea,au into Ssheis
hands it Committed.
80 49, -.f~
~ PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN.
HAT the Common Hall of the cir of Rich
mend, 7vW ~ fs.;r rest monthly sgi5y 6yoe,d 4,
rro'rsrnS 10 tie Court IF Hp61gs |yG lid civ, ore
TT end P,ob(r serioa 10 BE- aR5o:afed a COVSTABKE
t'tbe 'ad C, II 'Js rom u Losbion Hess .g5s bs;s
,sfgasd
ANDREW STEVENSON, C. e. II.
Hssg9 o.. xtsl7gS
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with the contributions ofvcaels Of war, and in
particular gun boats, ftstes, that he has lately
Teen ana examined the gun boats built by the
French, that many of them are of 500 tons 6a,,-
then, that theyare Fat botton,ed, and have lid
ing kecls, after the plan invented by the ingeni-
GUS capt. Schanks ofthe Britfh navy, as defcribed
IN " Chainack' sNaval Architecture" vol. SPACE
s5f--and which may be ALTO feen in the Ian edi-
ton OF the Encyclopaedia.
more full and particular account hereafter.
Il Friend TO NaUai Improvement.
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NETWORK, Aucusr 10.

The thip Little Corneia, capt. Harrifon, from
Rochefort for this port, captured Oh the 9Th
infant by the Britifh flip Leander, and ordered
Tor I1aiifax, was re-captured on the 9th, by the
captain, mate, and cook, and has arrived fate at
New-London. The re-capture, from the prize.
matter and eight teamen who were put on board,
was effected without the lois or injury of an in.
dividual.- N. r. Mer. ddU.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25

The Leander, on Thurfday afternoon, captur-
eq the flip lIibberts, from HAVANA for New
York, with cargo of mahogany and logwood,
aud Tent her for Halifax. She was an EneIiH,
vehel, and was lately captured by the French.
UI.
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Nv. ORLEANS Union, Jme ~

TIE repeal of the law for opening the ports for tie
sdniiiiion of negroes, is talked Of, upon far
mite, but fomething approaching to certainty The
nn'eaiei5 winch that -adviied meaiure has already
done to the commercial par OF the community is
in7aculable, and is 10 far from being balanced by any
advantage on the part Of the agricultural that its re-
peal cannot be too ioon. In fact the benefit the PLAN
Ter may % 1PPoet to derive from tie ncreafel guam
tity OF Prodnce, viii be greatly drnihed by the re-
hucton N; the price, which nun neceiiarily follow
gut at market and will in all probability balance
t1c ineret OF the purchaie money, and maintenance
and clolthiig Of the additional hands On the other
hand, 1t has 70 ntirely abforoedwe frould rather fay
ir!nb5e, the caf of the country that is to fay Ia
ken 1t out o. its fair colrre Of Circulation that the f.
news OF commerce p1iied, and, If the caue TO
continus, nuit PERTH The planter buys ilaves with
the caih wii:i would o:herwfe 90 to the merchant
forhis iuppy OF European, Indian and other foreign
productions; the merchant, Of courie difabled iron,
Eia;ng puuStua payments paper currency Rlg,rlaes
for want Of money to keep the head of the ountain
raAa7g and ih.s credit, the lie and foul of conmer-
e9l PROPERTY is deroyei. From this injury to pr
ucuars, the general credit and reputation Of the whole
Country is 70 much fufpendcd that nothing but time
ad great proPeri;y retore it again to its place
o. pi.t back into is criorary courfe Thefe evils
bFsr-n % be ieeu, and being backed by many other
errua,tAnees and opinions derived from other hates
VII, 1t ia fad, certainly lead to the teired repeal as
bol b the leyilaiure OF this Rate iha meet
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM n. CAROLINA.
RALEIGH. Aucua 90.

RALEIGH, Auguf 90.
We have not yet heard from all the Congregational
Elections IL may be iaieb concluded. that Mr..
BIZ, :hedge is reelected for Newbern diltria; Mr..
Alton for Halifax diitra Or. Alexander for Salif-
bury d'itritt Col. Winlton for the Salem di!tr9
Mr.. Holland for the Morgan dilfriS; and MIR. M
d. Williams for the Calwei diitri3 The latter gen.
tlen,an, we believe, had no oppoiiton.
The elections in Edenton, Edgcomb, Wilmington
and Fayetteville difrias have been pretty irongly
conte,ted We hall probably hear the deciiion from
Edgcomb and Edenton for mex publication
We umieritand Duncan M Farland is elected to
Consreis for Fayetteville ditrif, by majority of
about 100
The Wilmington paper fays," We have not yet been
enabled to,obtain correct Itmement of the votes e.
ven in this difra Tor a Member of Congrefs there
is however, bur lt,le doubt of the reelection Of the
Hon. James Gielpie. - Raleigh Rsriar.
Wa,rtston DPr;7.-The Hon. Nathaniel Macon
IS reelected witout oppoition.
HaAfas Dfrie7.-Willis Alton ha. majority of
663 votes in Halifax, Northampton, and two of the
Separate Elections III Berthe There is no doubs but
ne VIII be elected by great majority oyer ]. Nj.
Benford.
Ta-s',oygb DjGyia-Edsecomb gave almoa an
unanimous vote TO T. Biount Pitt gave Mr. Kenne-
dy AT and Mr. Blonnt 22s, but as we have no other
returns, 1t 10 not known VINO is elecfed.
SdJH5~y Djfrit9--Dr. N. Alexander is reelected
without oppoftion.
heatH, Stste', t'e. WINSTON. FxANxL1N.
STOKES, 1910 2I7
No returns from the other counties.- Nfigeyva.
TIE tsHo7Oing IS a Ratcmsnt oftbe SUPPLIES
required By Great Britain for tie current yeay
Navy (excuive of sa5;
COO. Ordnance Tea fer
vice. III 7l5 ooo
Army England Is ESQ 900
Ditto [reland) 8 ss7 600
--- 10 las 900
Ordnance (England) 69s 600
Ditto Qreiard) 500 600
-- 4 o6s 600
Vote of credit, including
500 ooo for Ireland 2 500 ooo
Miscellaneous (England)
including 40 COOL. for
tervices not yet voted GIT ooo
Ditto Qreland) including
so COOL voted for civil
contingencies 266 600
- sss 600
lriih permanent grants 400 600
Joint charges of England
and Ireland go 7os ooo
Add England feparate
charges,
Tononefe l,ips s65 600
Deficiency Of malt duty,
1902, lis 600
American awards 4l2 600
ESciiiequef bills, v. c
1903, 500 600
---- 2se oco
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To hbs Editor eftbe C1ty Cc2effe.
Mr.. FRENEAU-A gentleman has lately ARR
vi from France, who being well ACQUAINTED
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ENOUIRE Err
RICHMOND :.

SATURDAY, AUGUST o5, 1904.
SO >1'o'-'|"ON ~~.o~~<4rc-c-cr-o
o " B IN K S.
NO. V~--CoNcLupEp.
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Capt. Lathtop, arrived at Bottom, from Ant.
werp mentions a report which had fpread there
juft previous TO his failing, June os,) that the
populace of Paris had attended, demanded the
releafe of Mofeau, and difcovered other fynio.
toms of diiloyalty to the new Emperor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25

The ichooDer hrarninta from Cayenne mot
the hmity, as mentioned yehcrday) was captur-
cd ON Wednetday b. the Leandsr, and ordered
for Halifax. Tnd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25

Accounts from st. Helena, Fate, that the
Catcrpillers have made their appearance among
the cotton in that and the neishbouring Hands :,
and have done comfortable damage.
Ckar{cRo1 T;,1sf1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25

The United States Gw-Boaf, No. 7, COM
rn1nded by Lieutenant Lowell, arrived in this
port yetterday, from Hampton Roads. This is
one OF the vcliels announced fone time ago, as
introduction the protection OF our Southern coat.
Shc isrigged like cutter, and mounts a SO poun-
der on a iide on her bow, and two fix Founders
a5 tern chafers. She draws ONLY 9 g feet wa.
ter, and is iaid to ilil remarkably fat. She has
now on board as men executive of Officers.
winch IS her full I'LL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25

On Tuefday a committee Of the Miil;o7arv
Society, conilaing principally Of diHinguilhed
clergymen, had an interview, at tue CITY Hotel,
with the Chiefs of the Ofage tribe Of Indians.
now in this city to whom they prcfeuted BIZ
bic, together with an address, the Object of
which was to inform them, that this good book
contained the will and the laws of the Great
Spirit. The kng, in reply to the committee,
aiiured them, that he received the prefent with
great Notwithstanding he would convey II 70
his nation, and preIerve it with care; but as
neither he nor his people could read it, he beg
ged that fome good Write man might be fent to
lnitruct them that hitherto he had been blind,
but now his eyes were opened that he faw we
were great aud good people, and he hoped
We would always live in friend0bip together.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25

The captors of the jhjp Eugenia, ofthis port
have entered plea, for the reGoratiou of the
ihp and cargo, on the ground of the ilIceality
OF the re-capture by American citizens.
We are informed, that Col. Barclay, the Eng
liih Coniul-General, has drawn up areprefents-
ton OF the buGnefs, and has forwarded it to Mr..
Merry, the BngliIli ambafador, now at Philadel-
Phia. This fubiett will now become a national
que'tion. full and liberal difcufIion on the
part OF the two governments is expected. The
right of Britid cruiftrs to block up, as it were
our ieaPorts, will ALTO no doubt, be ftbicd,
Of inyeltigation.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-08-25

I5s rt'siaing i7taSitautr 7rovia bs7- f5Ro7v.I h.
eH'1i9e, y h7'e, ondfSe d,Hfe Of f, ,sauee lad 5<-
s1i!tsa.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-13
/ BATH COFFEE HOUSE.

THE subscriber in the most respect.
full manner, returns his sincere ac-
Acknowledgements for the honour conferred
upoa him by those Ladies and Gentlemen
who were so obliging as % give him a call
last season, and takes this method Of in.
forming them, thar he has been induced,
from the distinguished patronage he has
heretofore experienced, to go 70 consi.
derable trouble and expense in. making
the Coffee House, &c. as convenient as
possible for their reception this season.
The Coffee House being so very conye-
nient to the Bath Square, gives il the
preference on that score, to any house Of
entertainment At Bath. With sentiments
ofgreat consideration, I remain the pub.
lies humble servant. 80, ~ -
}.,,z<@ ANDREW GOULDING. :
Bath, BerkeiryCaanty, June 80, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-13
FOR SALE,

A TRACT Of LAND containing e45
"A acres, in the county of Berkeley,
about miles from Martinsburr, where.
on Thomas Tuckermannowlives; about
las acres are cleared and under good
fences, and in excellent orderfor farming.
This farm is strong limestone land, lies
very level, and is very productive:-.
There are on the premises snug Dwell
ing House, an excellent Kitchen bui lit of
hewed logs, with a good stone chimney:
n stone milk house two stories high with
a goodioin shingle cover well painted,
by the side Of Well of excellent water
with pump in it, good Barn with a
Creamery, corn Cribs, Stables, &c. uader
the same roof; there is also an Orchard
of excellent Peaches, Apples of choice
winter and summer Frait, Cherries.
Plumbs and Damsons. The land win be
shewn by Mr.. William Pendleton, adj
joining the premises, and the terms
known by APPLYING at Bath to
". NICHOLAS ORRICK.
April 6, 1904. $50 Et.f.l
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-07-13
Fronting Tie Court Coz !.
6 MARKET HouJss,
Are just received and now opening by
the subscribers, an elegant assortment Of
Spring Goods &
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Groceries,:

Consisting
Super6ne and Sc
cond Broad Cloths,
Coarse ditto, SUI
per6ns and Second
Casimeres, Velvets
Corduroys, &c. +.
Coarse Linnens,
Irish ditto. =
Blue, olive and vel
low piece Nankeens
Silk andCotton Ho'
sieryCalimaneoes
Durants, sc. e.