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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
Will 81 SOLD,


Kitchen Furniture Stock Of Horses, Cattle, aeeo
and Hogs : Coachae and Gig in good repair, the
Crop OF Corn, Fodder ana Shucks, Plantation
Utensils. &c &c.
a credit OF six months will he allowed for all
sums above ten dollars, upon giving bond vi,h
approved security. to carry interest from the date
il not puneiaaIly p''id.-There will also be posi-
lively sold, Tor ready money. upwards Of twenty
> SLAVES, among them are valuable house SER
wants and likely boys and girls The sale will
continue from day 20 day until all Is sold.
All persons having claims against the said es-
tate ate desired to bring hen in before the frs,
day December next, else this notice viii be plead
in bar o. all coming IN sfter that day.
JOHN FOX. AA,'y rib tbc B1H
o,arTef II Dyh,y Rqgidaie dec.
October 1st 1904. w6v
There viii also be sold, at the same
time aud place, 400 ACRES or LAND. ua,t of
the iraa whereon Barbara N.gsdale, widow and
devisee Of Dfury iRagsdale. oec. now lives, who
will make conveyance of Inc premises in Zee sim.
He. A part of the purchase money will be re.
7uiIed on The day of sale. for the baaoce a credit
will be allowed The terms will be particularly
made known on That day, o. | would treat pri
vateiy for said land, aud conclude bargain pre-
viously JOHN F0I /oy Bdybaa RaysdaIe
5 There is among the slaves a valuable
man cook
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27

Caty 9fa letter from n. Henry Alderman, Brick.
Aager, MB zSiae-si. Get, near Bro.,d.sly, t,a
~ 1894.
Sat- would be ungrateful were to with
hold my teftinony in favor OF H2m.ltons Worm
Ocitroying Lozenges- had BEEN between ave
and fix years paa much indifpo'ed, aud latter;y
o:ten tormenrei with fevere g-Png and pains OF
tbs bowels. troubled with odenlive brec,h. and
with vioient f:verih f,., aud other obvious f. no.
toms OF worms hue frequently heating Your
Worm Lozenses recommended ia cafes Gniiar 10
mine, dc ermined a tris! o! thea. as my lAS
reiour-c- The iirit dofe evacuated twelve or
thirtcen tee: OF tape worm two other dile, ere
taken which brought away qlantity OF matter
Ike bsOken is'Is and pieces O worms. | fuppor.
the tame worm. voided 1t Lifcrent times nlull
have exceeded forty iees ----Ih: alnnoa in
ceedibe heueit received from this medicine,
ioduced to give do!e a child Of min. " no
was p;a;ng ard GeS!y it prodaced the fame good
eae& in thisinNanee, czPcilins worm OF cit
iereut kind from nine TO twelve inches long, ant
at the fame time rcGo5ins good aate OF health.
lremain, SiT, yours. &c.
HENRY ACKERAIAN.
10 1iTT. Richard Lee
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27

Ver tailng TO render an Ordinary ooun,ca3nce
beautiful, and handGome one more 10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
GAN OUNCE OF raEvzNrIou I, woRrr :

" AN OUNCE OF rREyENrIoN Is WORTH =
POUND or CUKE.'
For the prevention ana cure o. Bilious and Ma
lignant Feversi recommended
Habn'S 4nti-Bili0ut PHLs.
The opt ion OF thcr' rii is perfectly mild
70 be u'ed witt. is' y by perlons in eve.y
htuatioR, and of every age.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
SALE AS ABOVE,
HamitOn's EDsncs and Extraa Of
MuRard,

A fate and effect Ial remedy for acute and
chsonic RheGmati!n, Gcut. Rheumatic Gout,
Paly, Lum61go. Nam5ncfs, Whi,e Swelling,
Chi.hians, Speains, B.ui!c5 Pain IT. the Face and
Ncck, &c.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
To be So5I, For Ready Money.

In pursuance of I deed of trus, from David Ro-s.
esq in order to raise the sum Of two thousand
eight hundred and eight dollars aud Sky !iyo
cents. with interest tTc5eon at the rale OF i've
per een'tmpe aI"urn. f.otn the q day OF Idly.
1904, I'LL paymcnr-ard lie further sum OF
tiree thousand ti.ec hundred AM Sky one Dol
lars and siyy-tou. cents, with .he lh Iu;egcs,
rom ''e 29:h 's.y 81 SEP ea.6er, 800 ti!l p@y-
meet being The balance du. Gu lie two!..st in
s;alalen;s Of Z debt due from the SAID David
Ross, to the trustees Of 4 nes DuaIop d,oeas
cd. under . decree CT the High Courr OF Cnan.
Gerry, and secured by deed of t.ust, the FOL
lowing
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27

The proprietor has lately prefented to the public
eye the tatl;noay OF the Hon. A c. Fian(on,
Chancellor % Maryland, the Rev. Mr. Mother.
aud o! o;her diltinguiihsd aud reipea,ble eharac-
tsrs. The following cafes. of more recen, occu..
renee, are now respectfully fubmiited.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
Valuable Medicines.

ECUBLIC confidence IA, never been more \.
= hbarasely and firmly repoled, and perhaps in
no in.tance more iu1iy, than it appears il the ef
heaeY 81 IL AHiLrON'S WORM LOZENGES
prepared an1 ioid, whoiefAc aud retail, by R1cu
As0 Leg no. SO, Maiden lane, New York
And - Richmond. (only) at 5, P.eafants' Print.
ing oi.t-e.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-10-27
Lands, Lots Or Teucmenfs,

ar such part Of them as may be
Unnecessary to raise tne sur afore. aid. with
the Charges and expenses of sale-An estate or
PLANTATION in Gcochaud, called Gales containing
by estimation, fifteen hundred acres. b. The same
more or less, lying on the waters Of Byrd Creek,
and purchased by the said Ross or the fcp-eseuia.
tiv"s of james Cole, Of William Cole and oc )ln
Hughes. & adjoining the lands of Richard Adams
and >. Richardson, according to its known boun
daries IS held by the said Ross Al.o an esta {
or plantation, all or the greater part of which Is in
the county of Fluvanna. known by tre name q
1laHnt Prospect. containing by estimation, twelve
hundred acres. more or less, adjoining lie lands
of lanes Quares and Joseph Haden. Also. The
following lots, IN the town Of Columbia and com.
~ Of Fluv3nna. 10 wi;--Lct, No. 65, on which
the warehouse is buil;---Lot, no IS on which Is
store, now orlate in the occupation OF ]. FORBES
and Lot No ~, now or late III the occupation
Of Strother.
The sale will take place at John Napier's Ia.
yern, in the town of Columbia. OIL Saturday the
3!s' day of November next; ard the lands and
ienemenis aforesaid will be set UP in that order
which shall appear best to sui tie purchasers, and
most beneficial to the parties interested.
John Iifckham,
Berj. D1os1y, Truatess.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
4 FRESH supply Of Sc AsOMABLE
\ GooDSAave Jlst been veceised pr Il
Me,1li,zg ereSl o9ber

FtVm their Agent in Phiiadeip tia, g !.
! $5&. Among which are :. ..l,. ,$sf d
u oSE BLANKETS, from three
N to,nine dollars 4 pair, z -. 1t, {
Coarse snd Fine Cloths, Cashmere,
CoatingS, Kerseys, Flannels, Swan
downs, Baizes-f.inn Chintzes and
calicos- Muslins, Diaper, &c. ...zs ! !
i. ALso- "A number Of articles in the
HARDWARE aud CUTLERY line
TEAS ofgood quality Imperial, -k7y-
son, 1ousg Tyson, Hyson Skin, Sostsong.
and Bohtu.-These Goods have been
purchased on the bestterms and selected
with CARA supply Of PINE-cRovE
CASTINGS, have been received.
Martinsbprg, January IS, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13

the BOOKS, published BY them within Ire
last three ysarss--T They are, Rnssell's
Ancient and Modern Europe, 4 yo.s
tlumess@ The Domestic Encyclopsdia,
IS Volumes. and fuckers Blackstone, 5
Volumes. They promise not % dege.
CONDITIONS.
I. II shall be printed from the last Lon
dom edition, and be published in Eight
Octave Volumes, during the year Isos.
II. IT shall be delivered 10 those Sub.
scribers who take il ID Volumes, q
Two Dollars per Volume, in boards.
THosE who wait forthe completion Of
the Work, nay have IL either At Sixteen
Dollars 10 boards; Or in = good and
handsome binding. Il Twenty Dollars
payable on delivery.
IT will be enriched with Two whole
sheet Maps.-One of the Eastern, the I
other Of the Western part Of the Roman
Empire. A Mapof the parts Of Europe
and Asia adjacent to C onstantinople, and
an elegantly engraved Head Of the Au-
thor. &, s s a
% Su5stripfions for fhe abeve work
sDiH be teeeipsd By =. ALBURTZS.
Mdrtfns6uyg. Z.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
The f6Ilotuine - an account Which the
y albany GeRtinel, gipes effhe origin
n s.s#t .fsA. C,Is Hf....se..:.,i &C. 3-g

lag yon0ttang ~ an ACCOUNT WHtcn INC
Albany Ceahnel, gipes ef che origin
4. s.. offhe Sab Monnfain.
Indian tradition, as lately commune
Gated 70 Capt. Leluis BY Logan the eele-
ibrated Mingo Chief.
Ten thousand moons ago, when the
huge race ofanimals, called BY the white
men, the. Mammoth made war upon the
red men, the greaf spiritsent his light
nings and his thundefs and destroyed the
wholerace, except the great Bull. But
hss laughing 1t the thunders, presented
his head 10 their fury; and after ssxal-
lowing the red nor bolts, md catching
the fotked Hghtnings upon his HORNS.
1leapt over the mighty lakes, and about
one ihonsapd nilss nb the Missouri az a
bound, where, indefance of the great
spirif, hedrank up the vast fountain of
the saltsca, which he had made for the
comfort ofhis beloved children, the red
men whereupon The great spirit was ex-
ceeding wroth, and BIC assembled toge-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13

q "A Meeting Of the e Narfinsburg
Literary S5riiety, will Be held al capt.
John Robinson Tavern, on to- morrow
evening al 6 o'clock-It win be proper
for all the Members, as well honorary
as regular. to attend, as business in
which all are immediately concerned viii
be transacted. " S.,z, :, q, s.s ..sss
Martinsburg, January IS, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13

advancement, ~ trampling on the rights
and numbering The regulations Of their,
Eeliowcitizens. 81 NJ -, 3. e a &
He Knows that il is the plan of fhose
people 70 denounee every man is anti.
republican who win not enlist under their
banners and that some Of their most
Smalevplent shafts have been aimed Ii
himself. Heis confident, however, that
the good sense Of the public Is not to be
thus imposed on, and that they viii OPP
pose tyranny under whatever name il
may come forward" = ~. s
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13
From the N. u EVENING POST.
4 Short queries 10 male long faces

@I0b hG 1Ns ~ EXPERIMENTATION H
!Saort queries % MAKE long taces.-5
WHEREAS Thos. Jefferson soon after
he came to the presidency, published
his tenets as 10 removals from Office, and
proceeded 10 carry them in practice !:
And svHkREAs in pursuance thereof he
displaced Richard Harrison, Esq. u. S.
attorney for this district and appointed
Edward livingstone sq.inhis stead. And
Whereas, in this arrangement we must,
meharity to the said Thomas Jefferson
suppose that g time was taken, informati-
on sought and obtainedn TO the same =
mount asin the case Of Samuel Bishop
&C New. Haven: And Whereas, we are
20 presume thatin this case, rs IN that he
proceeded In the operation Ia technical
word BY the way well united to his am
pu,ating proeessl with deliberation and
enquiry, that il might effect the purposes
: Of justice & public utility =" And Where
Is, during the fourteen years that Rich.
ard Harrison, Esquire, was district at-
torney forthe United States he conduct
cd himselfwith the strictest integrity !;
md in . manner the most Trustworthy.
And Whereas his successor, in Noven-
/ Der term, in the district court Of the u
nited States, confessed judgment for
I ONE HuNpRED THouSaEb DOLLARS, for
pablo monies which came TO his hands
BY virtue Of his o.iiee, and have been APP
piled TO his own private use. =
. Now THEREFORE,, we have
thought proper, 10 propose the two fol-
lowing queries 80 zs,s, ~ ~ 4 =
J. ElRsT. Has not Mr.. Liyingstonbeen
sseered toleave this state without hav-,
ing in any manner secured the payment
of the said sum or any part thereof? T.
SgeosDLY. Ifthis large sum should
be lost to the community, on whom ought
the loss in equity and good conscience To-
fall, on thepublic At large, compartments
ing the federalisis, who reprobated the.
conduct bfthe executive IN the remosing
Of j trust worldly officer, and who bore
DE testimony against the appointment Of
his successor, or ought il to fall on Mr..
Jefferson himself and those who advised
this measured n q e -' + 4. 81 as
Let il be understood thar it was not 4
wanton attemptto iniure the feelings Of
Mr.. Livingston, or Of any ofhis friends.
But surely, afterthe malicious charge Of
mal.conduct as TO public monies, which
have, al one time Or other, been brought
sSaiIst every officer IN the federal ad-
nnin;snation, not merely by the hireling
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-01-13

8, sss, ez-e5t}ss. .Aufhor. q @ s5 25ys
No Book could be offered, which
stands 10 less need Of encomium and re-
conmendation.--It has been read IN al
most every European language. The
history Of the long and interesting period
from the reignof Augustasto the taking
Of Constantinople, and the death Of Ma
hornet the III. is no where else to be found
inthe shape ofrrgular and wen arranged
history.Fhe Publishers presume 20
hope, that they do q service to their
country in giving an Edition oft from
the American press They viii briefly
speak Of their intentions, and the superb
sority Of this Edition.
4. Twill be the most complete Edith
ton Of GIsBoN extant. Because il will
be enriched with the Memoirs Of his
Life and Writings, written BY himself.
This viii be an addition TO the London
copy Of nearly 2o0pages.
3. IT will be about one-third cheaper
thant the London Copy.
5. IT win be executed IN the best stile.
The Publishers, with confidence, re-
commend to tho public an inspection Of
= : < ~ z
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A PROPOSAL,

A PROPOSAL, 4
BIZ William r. Birch 81 Abrahdm Small,
Ofthe City Of Philadelphia &c ss
Tok= PUBLISHING BY suBscRIPTloN,
q e. That Celebrated Work, III
= ! GIBBONS HISTORY
& 35s or
The DEcLIAE and FAIL Of the RoMAH
zz5 J : - - EMPIRE s7s& +. s. g
+ y f ToGErHER WITH cE .zI-s.s-
Jitmeirs Of NE LIFE and tY,itiags 81 fhsi
~ :. IL .duilor. sFtas <7S 55Ss.5 j
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10
q FRESH s,eply 81 SEAS0NABLE
GOODS Aaue jusf betn reesiped by y
Me,11izg erey Coo Der

Frem fheiy AGENT II philadelphia,
Among which are /
ID OSE BLANKETS, from three
IN 70 nine dollars I pair,
coarse and Fine clcths, Cassimefes,
Coatings. Kerseyss Flannels, Swan
downs, Baizes- I.innens, Chint1es and
calicos Muslins, Diaper. &c.
Akso--A number Of articles IN the
HfRD-WARE and CUTLERY Ene.
TEASsof good quality Intesiak Hy-
son, 1onag Hyson, Hysoa Sim, Sousosg
and Bphea. These Goods have been
purchased On the best terms and selected
with care.A supply Of pIas:cRovI
CASTINGS, have been feceived.
Martinsburg. January IS, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE, 3
! 4 anal fr1rf Of Z AND, ceasissiag 81 Tor
acrrs. SDiifiin one mile If .Shidess
Nil, II tide nrigtbsarhood e
Bnllslia. sf srson cs.sty.
TsHIS Land avery valuable, . i .
mixture Of lime stone and slate,
and lies Almost wholly 70 the sun-rise /
The greafer part Of i Il cleared and in
good tenable repair there are On the
premises good Dwelling House and
kitshen. two excellent Spfings ofneyer-.
failing Water, and 4 good thriving Or
chard Of choice Apple Trees NOW IN their
prime. Any personinslining 10 purchase,
may have Immediate possession.
WILLIAM BURNS, Jun. y.
Berkeley counly, Fsbuary :, 1904.
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FOR SALE.

LI7ILL Be offered for sale Il public
wv yendue, on the 1T day of March
1904, q 10 O'Clock, on the premises,
large and commodious GRIST MILL,
with i pair Of French Burrs and 3 pair of
country Stones, eve Boiling Cicthes,
with Bolting Machines worked " ~.
Ter the Mill has the advantage Of Is
feet fan of water; on the same lot, III
under one roof, i ! Dwelling House,
consisting Of three Rooms below stairt
md . Sore Room, with IN excellent
Cellar, The Lot on which the buildings
stand Is very fertile, situate In Shep..
herd's-Town, IefFerson County. and
supplied with & never failing stream of
water and ! good settlement where sheis
consinpally Furnished with an extensive
run Of custom. Aiso ii the same Town.
= LOT with Stone House thereon with
! run Of water passing through the Lot,
and . convenient ether for 4 Store or
Tan Yard lying and being in ths Main
Street. The premises viii Be cold TO.
gesher or separate as may best suit the.
purchaser OF purchasers. The terms
viii be made known on the day Of sale.
An indispensable title free from incua-
brance win be given. 81. !.
q MIZABETH SILLY, Adm,s.
Shepherds Town, January 20, 1904.
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TAKE NOTICE.


THE suhscriber. having pressing
calls for Money, earnestly solisits
an persons indebted % him, 70 come for.
ward Immediately and discharge whate-
yer may be due. When his custonaera
take into eonsideration he length Of time
many Of them have been indebted, and
The use be constantly has for Cash, %
meet the claims on him, 10 answer the
eallsofhis family, Is wellas 70 keep up the
Assortment of articles necessary in his
practiee, he doubts not bot they viii
rheerfully pay up what may be due. Per-
soma falling 70 comply with this notice
need expect no longer Indulgence, Is be
Is positively determined % make The
most speedy collection. {.
Hewishes 10 take Is m APPREN-
TICE ! young man from n TO l6 years
soEage, Of unexceptionsble character and
who can come well recommended.
N. B. He continues 70 give credited
from 8 20 Il months 70 good persons, TOT
his attendance in the practice Of Ply sic,
&c. Articles in the Apothecaries line
must Be paid for when delivered.
JACOB r, HARRIS.
Martinsburg, February :, 1908
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.TNHE Snlecrit fr restecs
~ s;epds nd "a

TSHE SnIscsi5er restersf he
Kis Fs;esds nd q thcf
he ~ vsmcped fIom u jsr.,
merly occ4pirds ~ ztekersy,
sif,,afe tefspeen fke ~ "A n Nades..
bossa. g c.. n,l g6tisg- Zee "
3. Aiburtis inf1 11in- Street Martin.
busR, sphets ~ J nos6 ready % ssscHss
any cennsands Re may b fauonsed spith
Is DE Ene D kis retfssioa.
Re has nosr On hands sose CLQCKS
ready eGshrd, ~ ef s0hict nil e NOR
rdnfed % be.tsrm II ne most eccsrots
n,unper fsvieH gear. II
WITCHES repaired a. HssaL p The
bess mdsner, and ipifh gu;ek distasek.
z 7LlEE-PkECE.S, COL Dasd SILVER
WITCHES IF Fang deseyip iios. rsqy Be-
lad on q shsrf nof;ce, ~ aeb lyilg q kiM.
SlLKER-In0RK ef loery lind, and q
variety Dc TEWELRH, wdy 30 had a.
ks shop. s9.ss Z
y IL cuts nfILL.BRANDS. be.
S REES RRAMSoM. s
md mo. srdd day. 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10
TIE DREAM

MISSION ef6kss I grs sfoy, a sfag &
Nv IVhg o. ssosll ming re- y fboa asp1yS
yHhvfo ny ttrotting Heart sesfeve
ne cherub f6rn 4 sill ddore
Thtgiivi5ss, frem ~ <1gsv sights
.yhyoud II ii shades n dee6est night Z
'7soas BIZ 3 dream 5e siiiImy Heart
Ca.s,d 81 d;sfember aheg art.
WIZ, 3Sndly fifvniNk q ne pat.
Wrought fhe dt1r cisaf lpe fair . iast,
.y1sifier fIan fhonekt i Rii1es quay
Dsiusipe bliss one seos,taf stay
Dream Of det;gkf ystonce 9gain
Return Sgd sooflf rsXret Fond pam.
Ressore again that lang kile ere
Ting wiih keap'n,s pure cSrnieaa dyes
ma bIoomy. cheei, - IN e1d far,
Ei1siuxn,s ssDesfs seer treasnv'd there !
Ofa,stuen ha;;r tle s0aly skdde
Whieh Ger hes saozbg l6rrhend laydi
. The scarlefEp, ~ endedriag spiit,
TIE tsi;sk'd 1otm. a. ckaafisg sa.iis !
I'm thar D msfkess heart could CHARS
or p;th find brids her bossm iparM-
ST eor,ev 81 si.sp, thy lrtieds desps
Or ss,sy lp;ill;ing sfase u isst.
7hf su5sfahcs losf, Or 1 gios the slads !:
Les no s,sie noise 6gais inpsdt.
1 Fair asis ETe, pynrrss sbe 1esfs
Brinr he 6r;eif Ioiiop y ny rest.
Since area,ns az ~ fdyre 70 hope,
on = o;pe: ne DIR il,tIioa scepes d
/ dcais The }a,.cf III biiss restore,
Beaignani boysr, Iaai ne more.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-02-10
4 Valuable Traet sf LAND For Sal.

o be sold the plantation whereof, /
4 now live, containing A69 acres, ~
ing and being inthe County Of Jefferson.
State Of Virginia, within miles of Shep.
herds Town, i from Potomack River.
75from Baltimore, co from the Federal
City, and 20 from Alexandria, (produce
may be taken down by water to either Of
the latter places. There are on the me-
Iuises 8 good Dwelling Houses and ! se-
~ large square log Barn, ? never fail
ing Springs, with Z good atone Spring
House. Near one half Of this Land 4
cleared, the Other half clothed With yery
valuable Timber there are s valuable
Apple Orchards, is acres Of Timothy
Meadow, and more may easily Be made ;
the soil Is equal If not preferable % ahya
In Jefferson County, s
1iso aasfhSr Tract Of FIRST rte Land,
containing t76 Ia acres, adjoining
the aforesaid tract on this tract are s
good House and Barn, j never failing
Wei near the house and 4 good yoanr
Apple Orchard about one half of this
hact i eleafed, the other half clothed
with excellent Timber; the whole can
be easily divided into or . Tenements.
The Terms win Be made known By
The proprietor living Cd the Land.
JOHN STIPP, sen. "
Jefferson County, Decemberi6 isos:
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Selected BY one Of the FIRM from the lat
est importasions from Europe, which,
ia addition 10 their former Stock, makes
their Assortment more complete than
ever, the same they are determined 70
sell at . more reduced price than nsual for
C.ASH Or COUNTRY PRODUCE.
As ! DISSOLUTION Of their co-partnership
viii IN ! few tnonths take place, very
moderate profit win be taken, that they
may Be enabled % sell of their Stock {
those who may want any article in their
line, win find il considerably 20 their
inaesest by giving them Z call.
They return tReir sincere tl.ahks 10
the inhabitahAs 6f Martinshurg and is
vici1ity, fdt theit generous support
sinee their cbmmencement IN busi-
ness, and assure them they win ID all in
their power TO merit continuance Of
their fav0nrs. n
& n. B. Those who are indebted 10
% for goods long time Standing, must
not think hard ofitif the sheriff should
call ON them for payment, as every IN.
dulgence has been given that could BE
asked for. ;,
- The highesf price gipen N CASH,
for nsevchanfo6ie WHEAT, RYE,
CORN 81 FLAX.SEED, md an a.
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s - Ha requests III persons indebted
Is him bs Bond Or Nbte % make immedi-
atr payment Those who have open
Accounts with him VIII please come for
card and close them. -He win take
Merchan,abie H,aeas, Rye or C5fn. and
allow The highest price for AL debts due.
WILLIAai RIDDLE.
Martinsbutg, February ), leok