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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-25

the writer Of this paragraph that, from hefc confdera
ons he viii be very gSnefsly fupportd at the snfung
election, both In this town and vicinity well thro
the county. a FREEMAN.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-25
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PORTLAND, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY $3.50.
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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-25

Nh jerks,
AMONG the fevera candidatcs for the office Of Regif
ter of Deeds whole have been offered the pub
lie none appears have airer claim the patr
aud fupport of the enlightened free of this county
than MIR. THOMAS B WAIT, Without depreeiatine
the merits of other candidates Mr. Wait talents in point
of photography and penmanfhp entle him At lead
equal iupport and his integrity apute Grant.
ing him to poes ihefe but equal degree
with others, the further confederation OF his having been
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lac has hume and dependant IA
my, and has arrived that period in lie (which 10
extremely difficult to form and plans eth
for gain or livelihood, nun give him decided uperior-
ty OF clAim aud there be doubt in the mind Of
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-25

Mr.. jerks,
Among the candidates for County Reeiaer,
nominated in your paper, you are requeiied 10
mention GEO. E. VAUGHAN, ESQ. as gen
tleman quslit d to dcha &c the duties Of that of.
fee; and who would, without doubt, give full
atisfaeion to the public. A VOTER,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-25

On tie FIFTH sfMhRCH, avin Be Eld at Public
Tendat, snle/s /Sld bsfcre at priva.s /ah,
NEVENTEEN Acres of LAND, lying
in the town Of Nerttysrmou6. with new Hou(e
and Barn the fame, in that part of the town called
Walnut Hill the property Of the heirs Of Pbises Jer
now improved by Miller Staad& 7ok.
Sale 20 be a, - o'clock M.--on the premifes.
ThouAs Motley, Anl7i0nser.
Js.. IS.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-25
AUCTIONS.

70 be Sid at Au7ios, on WEDNESDA7-. tie I4ib
Of Msrcb. at IL Seloek on tie prem1s, (usle/5
p,svi0ygy fold At privnfs Jae)
A Lot of Land, plealantly Gtuated on
State Greet, nearly oppofte the brick bilding
lately eretaeJ by MIR. Neil Shaw. SAID Lot is 80 feet
front and rods deep-Condi ions made kaown At the
time and place OF fAIe.--APpy to
William Fennelley.
POrtias4, Feb. "a, iSo4.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-25

Banks or Scalers Of Weights;
May be furnihed with GOLD STAN.
DAFo BALANCES. by applying to BxAJ.M,x
DEARBoRs, near the wefern OF the Theatre BoQas.
Gentlemen who may cent mpIae ordering hose nnru-
mena, may receive Information respecting She A. en-
KIN is and prices, by app yrs above and knowesc
OF their accuracy can e obistd from Asy Of the banks
IN Bsor, Porysa'6, in NeSr Ise, Nesfe,f in Rhode
iisand, or ala OF any in the aase d Malachufetn
HYDROSTA1lC BALANCES. for
dc eine counterfeit coins, and for afcertAnmr c pro.
portion cf alloy 10 coas which ..s W uasle
than the American Standard; are lurnned az shove.
The procels with this Inhruneut is ren-
dered 70 psca ary lmp'c, BY imp h,Feesar.
uakoown that . rs,ty sssgsy ssfs Eagt fsm eth-
er Tor proving ccio he orsntsrIcis calcu stnc
the fun al wnich foreign f9u!d be uuder.aued OF
over rated IN eonfequeacc of greater ef pi1p
Of alloy. than is admitted the American STANDARD roc
gold and FLYER.
Rcf,c. Fsb II.
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Go Reaners ano ENTERTAINMENTS

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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-25

Our intelligence from Wahington not very inter
citing Congress stately been engaged on the fuhea
of the Georgia CLAIMS and have determined al the
claimants ome part Of the 100000 appropriated
for that purpofe
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09
From Tie Neuv. I ark Morning Chronicle.
COMMUNICATION.

lfood 'ord. 70 see the various ways of drss.
sin4 gSigcs lead !"
70 THE BEAUx OF NEw-YoRK.
GesatlsMef5,
Being one of those who are
friends 10 yis and fashion, | presume. T
have a riga to oppose any understandable
encroachfnSpss On the present tan. Anat.
tenpt is made tolptroduce again, custom
long Stree exploded is TOO 6arbaro,ss for this
enlightened age; | mean p0waered heads
and Mrge qtfaS ) a cQsfoIa estaolishS d con-
traryt to reason. and wiuch, | am bold to
saw, has no ioQEdalon II nature. VINO
could have attempted 10 introduce SO qaiz-
zical fashion, but 8olae DID, would-be.
beau, who IS determined 10 hide his grey
HAIRS nndera load o. qQnatum and powder?
Can any man Of taste compare the beauty
and conv enience OF a 6rusus crop, to the
stiffness and Formally OF apowtlered pate2.
and qusu too :! of ali things in the world
the most ungraceful! { men are deter
mined TO assimilate. themselves to certain
contemplate anNmal, by wearing this dang
ling sppendage, / shall think, they deserve
the stigma long since fixed on the beaux of
the old school BY impertinent naturalists:
6 that they are but one link in the chain Of
animal creation, above the monkey tribe. .
If men Of style will wear tails, | think,
with my couzin Tin tSzOitch, that they
should be sewed in the rear, to the bottom
Of their speacsrs.
Should this detestable mode, in spite Of
all reason, be adopted, it is to be hoped
that our bellies, as counterpart, will re-
vive all the horrors Of the ancient mode
the huge unshapen hoop; the formal stays;
the horse shoe roll; and the unsightly ca
lash. Besides, gentlemen, although like
TO be in the tfppy, honestly confess, that
| wish to be SO, at as cheap rate as posi-
bic. In our present mode ofcygps, what
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09
QUID.
Gongra5s Of the ua(teD States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Monday, March S.

'NJ3 @AoI SIt -
DR.. Mitchlii from Ike committee Of Com
mefce ard Manufactures, maze report on tn,
lesmen of the United States, who III iome port.
ard harbouls at home, arc excluded in certasr
cafes although fick, from thc bencfit OF b,fp.
ta money. The committee have taken an exser.
five view of fubject, 10 which the lntsreas q
our mariners are deeply concerned.
The houfe returned the confederation of thf
report Of The committee of elections on The petI
ton 4 Andrew Moore retpet,ing the feat hec
by Thomas Lewis
Mr.. r. Grdwod moved p1Rpooemens Of
the further confederation OF tie ,eport Til the Il
Monday in November. that 10 the mean tine
opp rturpty fhouId be given to ,iccrtain facts.
Mr. Dawfon oPp@fcd the poaponement
Nj. ]. Clay alto oppofcd tho pofa onement
and declared, for resfons afigasd by him, rhst
he hoc!d vote in favor Of the titf par Of The &c,
porr, declaring that Thomss Lewis does nor az
pear TO be entitled tc feat, and aganif the fe
cond part, dec!arlag Andrew Eloo,e TO BE- en-
tiled TO a feat, shat new election might bl
held.
a debate enhcd On the r1,tion to poapone
which continued the whole day, whsn the quef
tiop was taken. and the motion loft Ayes IS.
Ias qne!tion was then taken By yeas ard
ny The FIT member Of the report, viz
That lhomas Lewis, not being duly ele6sed, is
not entitled to feat in this Eioufe, and carried
II The 9fli'mative. Yeas oS-Nays 80,
The qufision was then taken by yeas and rays
On the remainder Of the report, viz, Tha. An.
dew Moore, having the grea,ea number Of Qua
.'fied votes, lndepe dent Of the bad votes above
.msRtioned, is entitled to a feat in the Eioufc !;
and lkewife carried IN the affirmative. Yeas
Ga. nays III.
Andrew Moore, 'hereupon appeared, was qua
Iihed, and took his feat.
Mr.. Ncholfon preenteJ a petition froa, A.
Add fon PRAYING leave TO erect bridge over the
the Eafern Branch,
Referred.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09

ard what alterations are necessary in the military
peace establishment.
Agreed to.
Mr.. Varnum founded this resolution on the ex.
pediency of increasing the numoeT OF surgeons
mates, rendered necessary by the Increased garTi-
sens arising out OF the possession OK Louisiana,
aud on an opinion entertained OF the proprietY
Of substituting nair,. in the room Of spurious
i9urs.
Nj. Thompson, from the committee appointed
30 nc message OF the ptesdens respecting the
STATE Of the public buildings in Wash 81 n,
made report, stating tic bjras On witch the
som app pratsl The !as SESSION was txperdcd,
1ypTessug their opinion that Two apiual appro,
2r'ations # ffy iii ,lssnd dollars usht 10 be
lrsde, and wlloe sufslient to fnish tire south
wmg 0. the Capitol in a commodicus manner, aid
recommending al immediate apptoptIsSion OF &.
y thousand dollars.
Referred to committee of the whole
Nj. Nicholson sald be was Instructed by tie
mar gers in the case Of Impeachmer- OF 10
P.@ktrlng to epou statemrnt Of heir pfoc> d.
lngs. He sand that as It haJ been hastily de~n
upat his table, IL might be, IL some resp cls, ~
correct, and might not embrace a toll vew II I'll
that hid oceurrcd; but he believed Ihs, sta ed
all that II wa: necessary for the house 10 be Pse
sessel OF.
After stating, in detail. rhe proceedings Of tie
Managers, tie yepnt Concludes with ihe dec'a,a-
ticn, tia ihs Managers will nor ieel tIenselv
bound Q. authorised 10 appc5r before the ST.
nate until called upen by hcn to proceed
~ ~
House.
A motion was madeb, Mr.. Smile aqprobato-
ry OF the conouci of tae Managers, N uhch no
decision was made when TIE ttouse adjourned -
in the resnarks, made on this motion twhl,h shall
appear IN our next) no d.s4ppfol1aunn / tie CON-
duct OF the Managers was expressed the ojy
dlaerence OF opinion that arose was on the pro-
pretty OF expressing Any opinion whatever IN
the present instance OF the contuct OF tac vi -
nageis.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09
Valuable LANDS
FON SALE.

$mfuant to a dacrec of the Hoaora-
j beth: Sis.aa Curt OF the Dntlict Of Co
lanbia, for ne county of AK ndFa, will
! B. rspoled 70 iAEe, ar pnhlic AUCTION, ter rea.
dy cah, % Sa,urtay the 7ih Day Of April
mex, .anier she dircet:oa o. ,ae u.l:rfsned
coamilioncrs appointed for cha; purpole,
4 Tract Of Land,
|at, the property af Ro5ect A.exaEd.r, G,oatc
Ipm the P,tonac river, adjoining the lard Of
". Philip AIsxaaier, con, aiming SIS acres,
being one maie,y Of the Ab5instoa traa, FOR
ptly the rr6d,oee of Mr.. Cats, deeeaiei
|as landis boupd:i By two parallel lints Izo
Pol;s wide, and ,anaiag back weAerlY 634
poles from the river { the Sack line, and Wi.
b lad off into iquares of 50 acres eaca. aud
Fll be fold in Large or ia Ii parcels as MAJ
accommodate parchaiers; thls ianJ Is iisuased
loouI equal ditance between Aexaai an
5eergc Town, and commands a full viev 81
hole towns, !h- City, E.ae,n Branch and Pa-
0n'c, and in point Of fnli equal TO any OF
he river. Aay perrin dedraus OF puschafias
vi be ihewn the prcaiiss and the plat and fur.
y OF ths fame on Gpptcation 60 Geo. De
cal: in Alexandra.
-. Thomas Swami,
Edmund !. Lee, Gom'rs.
Geo. Deneale,
Feb. rs dso,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09
FOR SALE
a IRACT OF LAND


O'me'y the property OF Imam Keith, lying in
Nr county OF IA carer, adjolniag the merchant
NM iaseiv rerctafr1 of Nathan Mathew b. Hen
=. hooe' conea,ain.,oy deed SIS acres, abunt
.S| niles 'fom the Court II ots, and is thor
y good judges, 10 point Of tef.itiry, interior q
- lana 10 the County tits well aatered, abounds
a nnc low grounds has on Il tolerabe dwell
a'g nouie, frnall orchard, aiuffsiiaiency Of tim
ss' and lays well.
Aflo, one other Traa, about ten
s S''eS A'ose tic Court Houle, containing a6an.
s'o acres; lyieg upon Cartef's Run, near the
'' u. read leading TO Wincheiler. FMS land is
!; ss'f va'ered, has many advantages ATTACKED to
- iach as country mills, &c-sbout ole hah
!" "ooas, and Is conEdercd as excellent for crop
80 being aas for e;the, wAeaf, corn o. tobacco
L. Alhton.
Fsrqser cou-, Houle,
FEB. ri. dAw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09
Tuesday, March 6.

General Varnum reported bill supplementary
TO the militia law of Columbia.
Referred to committee Of the whole to NOR
foW.
Mr.. Leib stated tina, there appeared to be
some inaccuracies in the report Of the seledf com
mittec appointed to enquire into the expenditures
made for the support OF the narine corps. He
Therefore moved the reconlmtment Ct The repor,
for the purpose OF correction.
Agreed 70.
General Varnum moved resolution for the
appointments ola committee to coEside. if any,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09

T Or expenee have we. No barber's
less 10 disbursements for powder, poma-
sam, sc. not even the expense of comb !!
.so5nihS IS necessary butlo sleep without a
night cap, to tumble the hair little with
our myers, when 10! is produced that
Deauf.fnl disorder, that regular IRREGULAR
" winch IS the pride and glory ofthe pre-
sent ton! For these, and thousand other
reasons, hope, the enlightened order Of
.oeauN' VIII oppose this attempt to revolu-
tonne the fashionable world.
! have the honor to me, gentlemen, one
BOB CROP.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09
BALTIMORE. March s.

rived ichoones A2iga'l, Rodyafd, Gays
New Yy.k. The hips ned Mescsf'
u. Of and lor B,isnnoss, l'iied the lame DAY.
A. 20 of cape HeaIy, faw large eiunp
E,d3ay FOR the lapd. Marsh ST, got IN
from Hamoton RQ>ds, in company VAN
,onsr Young Lyon, Luskss, from lanal
b ,Axaadria. Cspfain r. aaScs, that the
i, bus been very iever- OH ne lasf that he
.ene continual gale from n. W. finec
sIw Yo,k.
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Msla,.nefa DalIp anhsrffser.
FRIDAY, MARcH 8.

FRIDAY, MARcH 8.
A letter received here states, that, the
the British brig Experiment, which sailed
from this port last December, has arrived
at Barbados, and left there the 27th Tanu-
airy, for some Other Island, that market
being glutted. The schooner Harmony.
captain Bell, of his port was at Gauda-
loupe the goth January, to sail in Is days
Flour dollars.
A letter from Nassau, CT. P.) dated
January 295l received by commercial
house in Newton saws, g Every man
here, capable of bearing arms, is put in a
Stale Of requisition to repel the meditatesl
attack Of the fugitive French from ST. Do
mingo. Anembargoi is laid on all Spanish
and British vessels. The noted Captain
George Johnson has sent in II prize yes
sells, three oFtaem Americans and several
British, recaptured from the French-Pork
is GO dollars per barrel, beef 16 do. corn
II shillings per bushel, and butter rs. per
pound.
Sc We have long laid thar the union of The
democratic leaders is uoion in which vir,ue
4iaS no part. Witieis their Internal rayngs d
saina their own Fire P,Yfdsst. The man
whsm they have exalted 70 thc fccons place in
the government is by ,hemfclyes declared feoun.
drei aa1 rsaitof! 4 guiilotine woaId not have
been toobal thfee years ago for the iederalits
who thJul9 have dared to hold this languages
Bot let rs sa&e their own account Of the mater
let us allow in compliance to their own Garrett
vociers ions that their own vice pred'enr is a
Dae ant deteaablc villain, and what does it
prove xatily what we have always faia, that
this Iepus!,canifn is a alaik under which knaves
mount into oecc. Ii their charges againf their
vice pr ti.ieat be tFoe, let no man have conf
denec again in the candidates whom the chef
jagglers preiens fos his fuppors. If on The other
hand they are falfe, let every honeG man with
draw his copn,euance from tbole bloodhoupds of
charattcr. Again if thefc charges aganlt their
own Vice PIeiident are true. If in him they
have been thus woefuly deceived, will they dare
re fay thar in their prefiient himfef they have
not been cheated ! Surely it's nor impaAible
that thoie who declare themselves deladed IN one
inaauce, may be 70 10 another. How then is il
that these men have the face to ineruct free
people. Men who i'll the perfection OF their own
sfuF:d malice are crying their own difgrace .
ihroush che land ; arc declaring often and aloud
that they have been the dupes of Mr.. Burf's in /
trigue. Are these the men to Whole fagacity we
h.il trust What these dupes of MIR. Burr!
Fog shame I-t nor be moved like puppets by the
FL Acknowledged, fcif proclaimed dupss OF Aaron
Sur.
Che rexf tine these keeneyed dragons are
dipped, tie ruin Of our liberties may be the fri
warning VIC ihal have.
(UJfer Gas J
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09
For Sale or Rent.

:, 4 convenienttwo story brick house, com
r.s's's ao'saed, situated 90 Water street, be
."ssa Mig ard pr'eee Strerts-lmmediate pos
'S'''0N VII BE- given. Apply -
~. JosEpHMDDLE.
's's' 81. DIT.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09

= I 10. at II 4. M. IN LAT. II, s., N.
u. w captain Robertson was ooafd-
ns h Eelucca prigatecr, mourning oae.
81 amid ihips. AtNer avefbaaling
manner, they took away ore
'Rp q, sac lsms bread, rice. potAsoes,
~ They iola caaysin R. that Il he
.4sn any thing bur mahogany, they
.uId have taken part OF it. She hailed
Francois, but il was evidently they
shood,
% RAINBOW, Of Philadelphia, was TO
a e d fur days alser Captain Rooinlon,
sd Dfn Februsry I'll, IN che Gniph Stream
~ > vegls. from the Bay OF Honduras, tor
I5sx, Is dlys out.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09
:, rs.ll, fos Nsa York, in all No

n wsII, iol M 10lS3 :" -
j., d Daplex, for 10. Do.
.ot, Ray. Hubbells, d.. DO.
Waratr, for Providence, I. !.
1, Esuntnali, Tor New flaven
allhip, Ssoser, for Malay Ian ano
Ia Bird, shalrr, for Eag0ps. bad fpfung
aleak when nsaely hall lc'dsa' MOI csi
rain when ihe would fal.
ray. 4, EFF Mscao, fpoks the American mp
e. from North Welt Coat fosil3nsoa' oo'
wing heavy, was not able 70 lsaIa ine nahs
4, CAPTAIN or to whsS posr Che osiongsa.
u, o,hcr Inward boaod veasis below.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09

Goad lord. 70 see the various ways of .
sin4 a eslycs lead =.
70 THE BEAUx OF NEw-YoRK.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REV ID.

FOR experimenting the thief OF thieves who
broke open The fublcriber's fore 10 Pfcatawav,
Prince Georges county, M5ylard, OF the n'ebr
Of III: 4 h inf ard lto;e about ONE I OUf-
AND DOLLARS, couhtiGg OF hutdrrd doiIar
oils, fifty do. twenty do. ten DO. fy; d. Of the
banks OF Columbia, Baltimore, and he u lied
STATE: branch banks at the Cify OF w 4hpgtan
and Baltimore; parcel OF flyer liars, and
ou' halt eagles: one of the twenty d lar bills
Fas Jedey bill, on each corner twenTy dollars
10 figures, fnlll piece tore IF i one md A.
~ perrin experimenting or giving information 70
that the thief or thieves may be or6ush to iuf-
&C, ihal receive the above reward, aid gene
US allowance made 10 proportion to the FUN
covered.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-03-09
CHARLESTON. Feb. a..

yed br,g SspAil, Rooefslaa, BAY OF Hon.
y fhio Active, Csopa. K,agisaa, II
Jared, ih;p peg~fas, M'Lao''Iia, Sc Fho.
schooner Aurora, Kelly, Cssshagena,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
FAKE NOTICE.

n LII those Who p6rrhased property
IN Il die sale Of die eiiccta belonging ID
he Estate cf Mr.. ossbh Rsrk, deed,
win please take notice that their respec-
tive Obligations were due on The l9th Of
January last, and ifnot discharged on or
before the first day Of May next, win Be
put into The handsofan Attorney for col
lection. All those who have Claims :.
gainst said estate are desired 10 bring
diem inimmediately for payment TO 3
WILLIAM WILSON acfing Adm.
agthe Essafe ef Jsseph Rdrk, dec.
Garrard's- Town. Berkeleyl
County, February -, 1904 [iow.]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
LAND FOR SALE.

YING and being in Hampshire
- County, state of Virginia, on Lit
lie Capeon Greek, 10 near the mouth
thereofthat the back water of PotomaE
river, when high, extends to the lower
end ofiti about ak hundred acres are
expected 10 be Included in one deed by
Fe-survey, on which premises are about
100 acres cleared, part of il under rood
fence, . well-calcuiated GRIST and
SAW MILL, the 0riss Min calcula-
ted for two pair of stones, one pair works
q present /; new Dwelling House 90
BY AFFECT, stories high, with very
roomy garrett, which may be made 4
9TH story, three FIRE places in one end.
one abovethe other, tlre two lower sto-
ries nearly finished, so rs to live in !;
There are some other convenient build.
mgs, with two other separate improve
nnents, and two young bearing Apple
Orchards. Said Land may be so diyi.
dcd Is 70 suit ttnee or four families, a
titles in ! kind Of an oblong. The sub
scriber win dispose Of the whole or d
part ofthe above property on reasonable
terms. II may be seen and the price
tnown b. applying on the premises TO
JOHN SToKER, sen.
February -, 1904. So
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
To RE SOLD

- ,-.szss1 III DE OGlslJS .-r-.
hyALUABLE BODY Of LAND,
IA situate in Berkeley County, Virgil
mia, near Mill Greek, containing 500
acres. This Land is divided into three
Tenements, with good Barn and con-
senient Dwelling House, an excellent
apple Orchard oil about 500 bearingtrees,
with anumber of peach and cherry trees
on eachcplace-A About so or 60 acres of
Meadowis made, which IL nearly equal
" apportioned between the different pla-
ces, and considerable quantity more
may be made with but litde trouble.
About one half oGthe Land is cleared,
enclosed with good fence, and in excel
lent farming condition the other half
i cloth'd with good timber, suchas white
and black Oak, Hickory, &c. There are,
four springs fgood Water ON this Land,
three Of which are SO situated a. to be
convenient 70 each ofthe different hous-
es. The Property may be seen and the
terms know On application % the subscri-
Der, living on the premises,
An indisputabte title, free from in
cumbrance, win be given.
JONATHAN GARRARD.
February ,, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
4 Valuable Tract sf LAND Far Sale.

ITO BE- sold the plantation wherein I
i now live, eontaiping 49, acres, ".
ing and being inthe County Of Jefferson,
State Of Virginia, within 8 milesof Shep.
herd Town, I from Potomaek River,
75from Baltimore, 60 from the Federal
City, and 70 from Alexandria, produce
may be taken down by water to either cf
the latter places. There are on the pre-
misses 8 good Dwelling Houses and We.
~ large square log Barn, 2 never fsiI-
ing Springs, with 1 good stone Spring
House. Near one half Of this Land IS
cleared, the other half clothed with very
valuable Timber there, are 3 valuable
Apple Orchards, IL acres OF Timothy
Meadow, and more may easily be made;
the soil Is equal il not preferable to any
I'd Jefferson County. = -. .r -,
Also another. TRACT Of 6rst rate Land,
containing 176 1-2 acres, adjoining
the aforesaid tract on this tract are q
good House and Barn, = never failing
Well near the house and a good young
Apple Orchard about one half Of tha
tract IS cleared, the other half clothed
with excellent Timber the whole can
be easily divided into or 4 Tenemenes.
The Terms win be made known by
the proprietor living on the Land.
JOHN STIPP, SEN.
Jefferson County, Deeemberis, lsos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-02
NOTICE 10 FAR1fERS.

II Wish % purchase this spring One
y Hundred Cords Of BARK, for whic:l
1 win give the followingprices, for Ches.
nut Oak, four and IN half dollars, for
White and Spanish Oak, twenty Eve
shillings, and for Black OAK Two and an
half dollars per Cord
Ihave Three smaH Places, ii tlIe conn.
ny. and ! Ten Aers OFT Lof, adjoining
Martinsburg, that I win exchange for
Properly wen situated in Town.
] For Rehf, my Brick House, &c. on
Water-Street, possession can be had in
April. - Horse For Sale.
JOHN O'FERRALL.
{ Martinsburg, February -, 1904.