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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-20

Sy zoe Sa6ssri6ey, nexs door a5ov, sss ,Bsx.
1avOg,
~ Hogsheads RetaiIing Molasses
80 Puneheons Northern Rum
80 Boxes Raisins
20 barrels Tanners Oil
10 Quartet Casks Sherry Wine
ID ditto ditto Mslaea d,to
1000 Weight Soal Leather
so 50 r di,lo w wTS%" }PLAriLLAs.
An a I'm invoice Of SIX Velvet wais,eoat Pattern.
y lev pieces Linen; Pes.n, shot csr,ss.
ron "a. 20 lOd. Cut Fyils; Dlis,srca So.
irePPvr Shoes Cotton Cards, IF eor ro,'ds..
oneet Irons Sheei Lead Half pjnt Tun rL-
Oaug'ng Rods; Writing x Wrapping p,wsr
n....,. :, a.. Henry Hoyey.
---S lnoet 10, 1870 St
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-20
WIsdneaaaq,, bele..m6rr ia. lans


An sngrossed bin, 81 e. ab.ishbiE aturnn5ke
road from the head Of Roanoke river over m,
aiiegsry mountain, p was read third time and
passed. ~ s'7', -,
Ordered. that the clerk carry the said bill 70
tne scnare and desire their concurrence
bill. Anthorismg the appointment of com.
IssToners to ascertain the different county lines
bordering on the Three Notcht road. leading
from the county of Alternate 10 The county q
Hanover - and ~. ~. -. =
oiil, . For raising \ certain sum, of money
oy way OF lottery or lotteries for the benefit cs
humford academy in The county Of King Wi,li-
am were sevesslIy read g second time and or
dered 20 oe sngrSssed and read third time
pni, For dividing thc county of arri-
son was read a second time and rejeaed
MT Smyfh lWylhe) presented from the CON-
mitee or Propositions and Grievances, 10 sybom
u had been conini, ed bill, Incorpor at;ns-
me town OF Wheeling in the county OF Ohio.' =
with several amendments, which being stw;s,s
read were agreed TO By the house
Ordered, that the said bill with the .,n.r5...
nents be engrossed and read third time.
The Speaker laid before the house a le,trr
iroha the Treasurer, enclosing his accounts for
the iastyear. 80 80 ~
Ordered, thar the said letter with itsenclesure.
do, lie on the table. -
cfdered, that writ of election issue 70 ,he
county OF Charles City.io supply the vacancy
eccssioned by the death Of Edward Warren. CSC.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-20

A petition OF number Of the inhabi-
tsnts OF the counties Of Orange and Spoit-
syivania, was presented aud read, PRAYING
the passage ofa law, 10 incorporate com.
pany for the purpose OF forming a turn
pike road from Orange courthouse to.
Fredericksburg;
Also, petition from the managers OF
the Lexington Lottery and Others, pray
ing the appropriation OF . sum Of muney
by the state, TO be applied towards open
ing road from the mouth of Drnlap's
creek TO tue point where the lottery road
terminates on, the west side of the North
mountain, and from where the lottery
road terminates on the south side Of he.
South mountain, to James river;
And the question being psf on the re-
ference OF the said petitions, it passed in
the negative
Resolved, that the said petitions be re-.
jeGled., r-
Tuesday. December IL, 1905. l..
The engrossed bills, - Concerning GER.
tain lots in the town of Spring6eld--Ap-
pointing other trustees of The town Of Vii
ton---Authorising the county cour. of Lee.
10 ereG a turnpike, or toll gate, on the
road leading from Mocker,on gap 10
Cumberland gap, through the said coun-,
ty,"'swers severalIy read a third lime and
passed. $3.50. 81 IS, a. y.
A petition of Jacob Payne. was present-
ed and read stating, that he was a snldi-1
CT during the whole ef,the revolutionary
war tha, some time after the conclr.ions
of peace, he was deprived Of his eye sisht
and the use OF one of his hands by an ac-
c'dent,; and praying some. pecuniarys aid
from the Legislature 60 IKE s,ggr..
And The question being put on the re.
Terence of the said petltlon, il passed In
the negative. !.
Resolved, that the said petition be re-
Jeeted. On motion, ~.
Ordered, THAI ESQ copies ofcertain do
cumenis, furnished. by the auditor and
treasurer to the committee OF Finance
be printed for The use of'tbe members of
the General Assembly.
Resolved, thai this house will on Sa-
turday next, proceed by joint ballot With
the Senate, TO the choice OF q n,embe r of
the privy council, or council Of STATE, To
supply the vacancy accustomed in ,hs, boz
4
esq.--And also, two o,her person 5, to SUD-
ply the vacancies occas,oned bythe re-
nsoyal of William Fcu>hee and William
iirockeabsoush, fsquires. 49,.
Petitions from number ofthc inliabi-
tants of the counties OF Esnfy and Patrick.
was presented ar read. praying that
measures may be adopted BY the IegisIa.
tufs, Tor calling a convention TO amend
the state constitution. &
| Or motion; Ordered, that tive said ne.
ti,ions be referred 10 committee OF tho
whole house on The second Monday in
January next.
Urdnesday, Dee<m6r- Is, 1905. -
An engrossed bill, {" e., ab,ishiiz aturn,5Le
road from the head Of Roanoke river over ,b-
aiiegsry rnoun,ain,' - was read third time and
| pass=d. Il ~ w. = -,
Ordered. that the clerk carry the said bin 70
the srnate and desire their concurrence
a bill. " Anthosismg The appointment of COM.
rnIssIoners to ascertain the different county lines
bordering on the Three Notcht road. lsad;n.
from the county of Alternate TO the county q
Hanover )" and 80 =
n bill, . For raising n certa;n er,,, .f =, 49,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-20

GEHEnAL AsssMBLr or ylaeIsIA.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-12-20

She bad on,boata, besides the ordinary r.,
zinc papers. special passport from tie Presi.
dcut cf the Urised States, rtcisinr me n,,,,- s
hes cargo ard its Destination Tor the sonnlv .e
/ the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of lie Unfesi S,s,es.
She had also she passports Of the British asd
french ministers.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
Nice New Fashionable
GOODS,
or epeyy descritiion.

AS their assortment Is 50 very exten.
siye, they deem il useless to particular.
ize each article, suffice tito say i con.
sists Of almost every thing which this
neighbourhood or country requires, In
their line Of business. They continue
TO keep LONG, noted SICKLES,
Waldron's Grass and Grading Scyths,
BAR.IRON Of the best qunlity, Soal
and Upper LEATHER, Castings-
raints, Patent and other Medicines,
the whole Of which are Of the best quali-
", were purchased on the most adyan-
sageous terms, and on the same condi-
tons are offered for sale.
They haze q large quantity ef Rye
WHLSKT- md Apple BRANDT, Which
they nil sell cheap, ~. exchange for
Grain atfer hdrussf. -. :: ::
JAMES & JOHN LANE. +
Saepherd' ToBvn, June Il, 1905. !
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
CABINET
Manytaa0yy.

NNIEIIAM EATY respectfully
informs bis friends and customers, that
be i now enabled to furnish them with
Cabinet work, Of any description, on
the shortest notice. has on hand I
quantity Of elegant Mahogany, Cherry,
Walnut, &c-He assures his customers
that the whole Of his stuff i wen Sea-
soned. and an his materials Of die best
kind. The encouragement he has al.
ready received, has induced himto con.
tinue, in Shepherds Town, and n. win
warrant his work TO stand good il Il Is
taken care Of. He Is averse 70 the pom.
pous manner in which mechanics eene-
rally Recommend themselves 10 notice
IN rheir adyertisements--.he viii barely
observe, thatthe knowledge Of his pro-
tesslon has been acquired among wori-
MEN. and that be wishes every person
20 examine his work previous 70 their
engagingit He will take any kind of
country produce in exchange for Furni-
tlire. Eight years have elapsed since
ne commenced business in this place |.
he hopes his friends win continue 10 pat.
renize him, that they win study their
own interest, and hsvea little gratitude
fof mechanic who hasbsen 90 favour
able with them. .
An those indebted to him are request
ed 70 Come forward and make PAYMENT
q what may be due, As he i determined
topl.ee his business in situation that
WIN DC more pro6tahle to himseH and
servieeable to his employers.
Shepherd .. Te1vn,
14h efthe 9Th N 1sos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
FOR SALE.

IA PLANTATION, containing =
IL bout isoacres, about 100 81 which
are cleared there Is . convenient ID we'll
ing House and Kitchen and good Barn
on me premises; near the House Is !
wen thirty feet deep, which never goes
a g, when kept clean; on one part Of the
fiantafion there Is large and excellent
spring The Land il Of . superior qua
yi u lies on the road leading from
Martinsbarg 70 Boyds Ferry, and Is
1eous SIX mile. from the former place.
!! sor terms apply on the premises, or 70
ne subscriber IN Martinsbure.
January Is, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05
!. ON TINE.
81 sKLLrcK osnoRN.

e 1T
Moy'd By strange, mysterious poW'r,
3 Who has.es along the rapid hour,
touch the deeP-ton'd string:
Zen now / see his withered face,
Beneath Won towers nouldering base,
Where messy vestments cling.
{ DARK roll a his cherries eye around,
Severe his grisly visage frownd,
No locks his head array'd,
He grasp'd hero's antique bust,
The marble crnmbled into dust,
And sunk amidst the shade r.
Malignant triumph fil'd his eyes;
= See, hapless mortah, see" he cries,
4 How vainyour idle schemes
= Beneath my grasp the fairest form
Dissolyes and mingles with the worm;
Thus vanish mortal dreams.
!, = The works Of God and man I spoil
. The nohlest proofs Of human toll
= ] treat as childish toys;
3 I crush the noble and the brave
= Beauty mar; and 10 the grave
: Ibury human joys"
Holdi Ruthless phantom-Hold, I
cry'd,
II thou canst mock the dreams ofpride,
And meaner hopes devour, i
ViRTUR, beyond thyreach, shall bloom,
When other charms sink TO the tomb,
She seorns thy enyious power.
On frosty wings the demon aed,
Howling, as Ger the walls he sped,
:. Another year has gone !"
The ruin'd spire-the crumbling tower,
Nodding, obey'd his awful power,
As TInI aew swiftly on.
Since beauty, then, 70 TInE must bow,
And age deform the fairest brow,
Let brighter charms be yours
The female mind, embalm'd inruth,
Shall bloomin everlasting youth,
While TIME, himself, endures.
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DIR. REEs'S
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Are preparing . publish " subscription
:. The New CycloPsdia;
J UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY OF
~ ARTS AND SCIENCES, )

Formed apou a mare enlarged plan q
arraagement than the Dictionary 81 =
Mr.. Chambers "a.
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Formed apou a more enlarged plan Of
arranSemsnt than the Dictionary 81 !,
Mr.. Chambers
{ ..> coNPR1HENDING, Il
The various articles of that work, with
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with new subjects of Biography, Gs-
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Editoref the, last edition Of Chambers's
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No advance win be required. y
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.CHEAPGooDs

~ T. a - X
Tie Subscribers beg leavefo inform fheir
+; friends and The pubic generally, thai
they hare just received and are nop
obsninP a large and general asserf.
mem Of MERCHANDISE, among
zshich are the toilorDiag articles, pig.
I ANcY laced and plain cambrics,
Pink, yellow, blue, black and drab do.
Lawns and Linen Cambrics,
Cross barred striped, Jaconet and
Book Muslas, n
Striped, corded and Cambria Dimities,
Lutestrings, Sattins, Moads & Persians,
Chintzes, Calicos and American Prints,
Ladies and Gentlemans elegant embroi-
dered Hose, =
White and coloured ditto,
Panialoon ditto,
Pink laced, pink and black, picnic, En-.
glish and French extra Silk Gives, M
Kid and Fawn ditto, ~
-, o., and 5-4 elegant Damask Silk
Shawls, ~ 80. !.
A variety Of Silk, neted Cambria, Book
and Jaconet ditto, ...-.M. =, -
Scarlet, chocolate and blue Bandanoe
Hankerchiefs, e-& =. X ~: =.
Flag, Maddrass, catty, Longee and
Pullieat ditto, = i, - - 49,. IL y =
silk, Linen and Cotton RomaIs, with 4
variety of Pocket and other Handk'fs,
Green. blue and dove Silk plush Bonuets,
Leghorn ditto and Boards,
Wreathes, Artificial FlowersE Feathers
Satin, Lutestring, Sareenet, striped &
eross.bar'd Fancy Ribbands, :. ~ :.
Kid, Morocco, Stuff and Leather Slip
pers, S%~
Silver and Ribband Ornaments,
Superfne Broad Clothes & Cassimefes,
Satin, Versailles, and Fancy-6gured
James Waistcoating, g -
Coloured wide and narrow Nankeen,
Cotton Casimeres, l.. -@:$.. : 8.
A large assortment Of coarse Muslins,
such as Burboon Gurrahs, Jallaipors
and Janna Lawns, and India Baftas,
Irish, German and British Linens fully
assorted, H..
Striped Bed Ticking and striped Linens.
linen and Cotton Checks, ~ -.
Madeira, Sherry; Port and Malaga
Wines5 = - -
9Th proof Jamaica SPIRITS, 6 -.
French, Peach and Apple Brandies and
good old Whisky. ~ /. =
A complete assortment Of Groceries---
Hard Ware and Cutlery, among which
are AndvilIs,- Visis,~ Cross.cut and Mil
Saws, Scythes, &c. &c. - : =
Spinning Cotton and Flax
r Al which articles soert seieetedIeith
the greatest eafey; fre~s the latest iimpor-
fations, and are no1o efsrin8 fer sale at
the most reduced prices, Jor Cash Of
Country Produce. -
s MoRRow& BROWN.
Shepherd's. 4ssDn, May ~, 1905. [ssS]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-07-05

Messrs. Samuel Craig, anthony Krntdy
! and Patrick Campbell, take Notice,
i HAT on Friday the 18th day Of
fully next, between the hours Of six
O'Clock IN the morning and six O'Clock
In The evening Of the same day, at the
house of Edmund Graham, innkeeper,
10 the town Of Martinshurg, Berkeley
County, and state Of Virginia, ] shall
take the deposition Of William Riddle,
ESQ. 10 be read in evidence upon the
trial Of suit in chancery, depending in
the Court Of the said County, wherein
lam eomplainant, and You, As trustees
Of Tabb& Marty, Michael M'Kewan,
James Faulkner, and Richard M'Sher-
~, are defendants.
Fam, = -, a
Tours, &c. l z4z -
JOHN O'FERRALL.
MartiAsbury, Iune ~, 1905.
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MARTINSBURG, berkeley County,
Virginia, Printed and published By
JOHN ALBUR IT'S.
rr.as or rnr INTELLIGENcER.

- THE price cfthis Paper Is fpo dsl-
lars per annum, enc dollar payable az fss
time Of subscribing, and one 1phrn the
gear expires. Distant subscribers pay
for The tohoie gear in advance. The
price Of Advertisements, to non-sub-
scribers, ia one dollar per square for
three 1Deeks insertion, and for continu-
dpee after that time 25 cents per .peek:
Subscribers 1viH coaEyutio recripea re-
dHcfIoHgf enc oHrfh on Their Adpertiss.
ments.--- ~,
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:. NoTIcE Z.

MOTTO E. :s
J. a CAMP MEETING, under the
~ superintendance Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, will commence on
Saturday the third Of August next, near
the White House, in Jefferson County,
State of Virginia, and continue as long
- the president ofthe meeting shallthinE
proPer. :
JACOB JRUBER, and 9n
SAMPSON TRAMMEL, Tos'ers =
4 June 28, 1905. II
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More Fresh
g..
Spring Goods.

THE subscribers again respectfully
inform their friends and the pub
lie, that they. have just received from
Philadelphia, and are now opening, q
very large and complete assortment Of
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q, Subscriptions receiped by 9ohn
Bell, Winchester, Tdonsas Taoie, Shep-
herd's- Touun, and Toha Al6nrtis, Mar
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09
CHARLESTON, Tuly 20.

The fh'p Benjamin, Of New YOk, captain
Scofield, was captured of our Ear ytHeF0a2l. !.
teynoon, by the French prisareer cIa'hng Oh "a,
port. This is believed 10 be the fhip when Wa
taken by French priyatecr fom: time 'isc'' 4, On
her paGage from the Cape of Good Hope f@ az :,
wanna, and retaken by the Briulh and XIV
KrgGou, where lhe was bought 10 BY Ains'''''
ard was now falling under American coouS 4.
Captain Scofield is on board the pnvafesf' ".
mate remains in the lhip; AID the crew WIN
brought up laf evening in pilot boat O'P''
S belongs to Norfolk.
CAPTAIN Muir failed in company with i'n'v ~.
-, M.ddling, for Philadelphia. same y ,.l
ipoke fchooner Sally, Van Allen, of New l" ,,,
lying Of and on, in hopes TO obtain an ." .J
July is, n. of the Mona Paaage, vas 001i ,;,,
by the Britih frigste Success, ard treated pD
ly. Next morning was boarded BY the f, ,...t,
priyateer L'Alexander, CAPT. DuPuey' anu w.
ed with very abuGye language. :,ba
The brig Charlotte, captain Morton, " pn.,
cargo of Cocoa, con6gned to Ewing anu r Wv,
and Mr.. HommsrfaII, failed for this port w.
before captain Muir. .u,;oa
The port of La Guira Continued ihu'
Americans. 80, 10
Schooner Mary, Webb, for this poft' ~, VS. Ca.
fail from New York in a few days after u"
Flower. c.,,,oup,
No accounts had been received at Gus s"a t;n:
from the combined fees for conias'A''
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09

These loose hints are put TO press rs
haste, though not without having under
gone much consideration. 1t seems tor
tuua,e that as yet the leading federal cha.
racters in Pennsylvania have suspended
any decisions is hoped they will ponder
well the consequence OF any connection
with the present parties. II they will set
up a governor Of their GUN nomination,
they can vote with honor and safety, tho
certainly with no present prospect OF sue
cess.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09

az The higheif price given for
olean Linen Rags, by the Printer of
this paper.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-08-09
From the TRENTON FEpERAL1sr.
REFLECTIONS,

~0n the Politics Of Penntyluanis.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13
Fancy Japan & Gilt Furniture,
IA Ki4g 7fre<f, q ft%v .doars 6s!ssO S..
5. Aiaf5,jfrset,

rT~EiE subfciibers intending TO caabll'h ma
4 ,nuiaaory in the above lire II this town,
Hlfter shemGelses that they viii meet with that
encouragement which the Grn ana neatnets OF
their work via cn,itie thca TO, as shey warrant
ii 10 be. equal &c any imported.
1saey wiA ajspays keep on hcad,
A hssdfome sgortmcni Of cane fear, ruia.oo,.
tos,, and Windsa chairs, festees, reeefs win
dow fess, card, pier, asd tea. tables. ladies'
writing sn. work .aanas, candle and hr:.f.rccns,
wsih hand and candle. aands, bedaesds, bed and
window corniihes, am every article OF orna.
mental tLraitDEe nade 10 order, hF
Finlay and Cook.
WHO Tram. prints, drawings, and needle
work, 10 the neaeef nanner-
LiSewife execute coach, tiga and ornauiental
Painting. % the ihaSssf notice, aad at 'he mott
de1.ed prices.
April 3. eo3s-Iaw
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13
April a5.
Valuable Property for Sale.


fT~H E Suascrieer affsts tor sale, two story
4 BKIcK DWELLING HOUSE, thirty
by forty tce,, coata:aing attesn rooms with a
selias ua3er the waa!s. aud Two acfss OF ground
in the tova of 5adens5uFg, Prince Georges
sCoaasy, MaryEanl, four e,ilss from the city Of
Wa(hiasson, with fable and osasr necessary
OF. houses. garden wsll inelos.d, containing a
variety Of vegetables and irpir trees, surrounded
by Lon5aray Pre,lars, clear ffsam Of water
running along one side Of the property and is
about oae hundred feet from rhe couuty.
whirf- there ara are three fprings OF water CONT
Ga3us 70 the prenises, oae Of which IS the
SP w SPRI n 6.
ALTO, a CORNER 10 I sdiiaining tbs above
defcri5sa 7remifcs, contaioing ABBOTT half an a
Gre; on which is a Frams H1ate, "a by so feet,
an excellent asnd for .fetail wholeialc fore,
not more than so feet sron che couaty wharf
Terms Of tale will be made 70 lait TIE pufcha.
Ger, aud Immediate poEeGoa may be had.
Alexander M.Donald.
BladenAarg- Mar 4ndl May s. ooSS
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13

VEL be Soia, at. PuJlic Sale. !.
On fhe ,aea day Of .,uGusrf tifnot ahpoico OF
al private iaie, previous 20 that time1
All my PROPERTY IN the town
of Alexandra,
Situated on K1sc- raFsr-coalGdisg Of
A new twe-fory Brick Houfe, two
Framed Houfe., aud the Wase.Houte at prelers
occupied by myfelf ~,
One uaimproved Lot, On Eayette-
Rrsst. gT The seove properly is fubJeet to
e,ound.renr of seysnty dollars, e;g6sy5sar cents.
John rsolea.
February AT. saWIN Aug.
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ELIAS BOTHER,

King Jlreet, near WaAingt0a-lNreef,
" ESPEC rFULLY informs nis frients s.d
N. the public thar he has or hand Fey a.
dies and geoflemen.' SADDLES * gRlDLAS
He ALTO makes all kind Of coach and chair
HARNESS, plated and orafs mountea--Wag.
ron and carr Harnefs and Collars of all kinds
Fire buckets Military Furniture, sc. TO lr
fo.a on. reaionabie terirs. 1isf.'-.-e +
March s. cav
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-05-13
FOR SALE,

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That wel9-saown Fluation for a Nall,
WSen Mr.. JAMES DoucLAss's mill ,aood;
kr1ans es Gigtalf- Raa, about one. 7aartf, eta
nile fysm pstomse river, ard a5oa. baif a.
nil, i,om tke Grea' Falt fluid 'i1'e,.
There is on the land a dwelling
hoaic, believe 40 iest by ~, kitchen zs
Zee, BY IS, all in complete order, coopcf.s
houfs, lcloo! boufe, &c. The hou!e. in my o.
pnon, NUT have colt s5oo d5ars. There is
about 100 acres OF land ID the tratt-Part OF the
laod tha, is cleared is highly manfred with Plaif
ser of Par;s--st.ere is about 4 acscs OF mesdo~--
MIR. James Deuglals, about 8 years ago, made.
of about rs acres, psat ego bulhcis OF sshest.
| Gppelc it Is unreeeisfy &c FAY aDy more
about it, as expect whoevsr w(hes to pufehGie
will view the ftus.ion SetOre they will parctsss
The frean hxo heretofore carried two ps'r OF
fones day sai night, except IN cxtFsme dry
wssshe;, and Behave Always viii CARY one pair.
II will be Eed for Pzst money, part land, pstt
ia bank feck, snd part in lots Ia Aiexsnds,a, IS
nay fujs The purchalce. Mr. Jehs Pssss, Of
Alexandria, Is empowered to convey. F":
serals apply 20.
William GHnnell, Jun.
MAY ). iaw3