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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21

,te execution ef Charles Crmningham,
who had been found guilty CT thc murder
Of Tofeph Rotchrock, ar the lalt court "a
large multitude of people aliembied at an
carly hour, 70 that The itreet and road lead
ing from the prlon 70 the commons were
nearly filed. About ~ O'Clock the GRIMM
al was taken from the Jail and walked to
the place Of execution, accompanied and
fupported by the Rev. Meiirs. Jacob Co
cring and Robert Cathcart, whe had con.
family attended him hnc the time Of his
condemnation 1t was with difficulty that
a pa6agc was opened and order preierved
by feveral companies of militia and intart-
ry who attended on the occaiiOn. But nei-
ther This ner any circumttance In the lealt
attracted the attention of the criminal, Whole
thot's feemed wholly fixed on himiclf, earn
ehly implorlng the pardon Of his Ems, Sal
vation through the Rrdeemcr, anG ttrength
from God 10 fupport him in bis lalt trying
hours. Soon after arriving at The place Of
execution, nc addrehtd the iurrounding
spectators, and earneitiy adyifed them a.
gaintt the commiiion Of different crimes.
and Especially tholc OF which he himiet
had been guilty, viz. gaming, ltealing, ly-
ing, fwearing, Sabbath breaking, and par
ticularly drunkenness, which had brought
him to this difgraceful end. lie acknowl-
edged the julticc Of his ientencc, declared
his icing in peace with AL men, exprehed
his hope Of Salvation and carncHlT ioiicited
the prayers Of al prefcnt- Two tuitablc
addreiits were delivered 10 tie multitude,
one by Mr.. CathcarJ in En-hh, the other
10y MIR GoerinE i'll German Zach al
them aA1 prayed in their REFLECTIVE lansua-
ees. The criminal lad the Lords prayer
in a very fervcnt manner, and after uEng
thelc words, f" 4 2rd ftfl5 ,eceivs niy S5Hl"
which had been PreviouAy fixed on as the
I fsna of execution, he was launched into
eternity and tecmed 10 die without much
itruggle. He was only in the 10Th year Of
his age.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21

hurt one, VT. .Byeard, 70 that fears ,r-
entertained, whether he viii recover.
In the towns Of Caftine & Penobic.t IL.
have been informed, thar J houfes has Ben
unroofed, and feven barns blown cnt;r.I,
to pieces. and many hunored feet Of feneiny
blown down, together with conhderabie
woods.
In Orland, two barns were alro deRrov.
cd, and one unfoofcd.
In this town, new houfc belonging NJ
MeiIrs Colby s Bowlcs, was removed from
its foundation, and receivep conldcraLl.
damage; in the back fettlament, the wood.
land has been greatly injured.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21

Among tie new publications, We ice
I" An \ bridgemcnt OF the hifory Of New
England, for the uir Of young perfons, by
Hannah Adams" Printed in Bottom for
the author The induh'y and fuccels OF
this worthy woman in compiling uieful
works for common readers, entitle her 70
he attention Of thoie who are det:rous OF
patroniting a(eful works. We with that
ilre might Be we'll REGARDED for her faith
ful labors. Her hiaory of New England
Is well known, as IS her hiftory Of all red
sions, ot which lhe has givsn new edi-
on.-RgJfs,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21

EAt7ion. 1t is fad that the lengths 10
which the Snyderites went in making GETS,
il conlequence nf Duanc's pubIithing fuch
Plauhble accounts Of expected msjorities,
have beeh beyond all example. Many
have reduced rhemtclves to beggarv, and
others fmart teverely under lofc3 But
nothing could induce them % dlibclicve
Dusne---and nothing has opened their eyes
70 his fatehoods 70 much. as being made
70 feel the effects Of their delufon They
will know how to place dependence % him
hereafter, having bought their experience
at very high price.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
Bp cbe g9ailg.
QUEBEC, AUG. II.

QUEBEC, AUG. II. !.
II Singular Smcids. The following is as
ilrikine an inllance Of deliberate act OF
defpcration as We recollca 10 have met
with On Wednefday the 18th init. Ia
borer of the name of Robitaille of this city,
borrowed a gun for the purpOfe as he laid,
of killing fox when he went and dug Z
grave on the plains, near Wolfe's Cove,
made his coffin, placed the coffin in the
grave, and himtclf in the coffin where he
contrivcd, by fixing the muzle to his breah,
to lhoot himfelf. 1t was not til fome days
after that he was fosnd dead in the iIrua-
ton deicrieed. 1t is faid that he was fub-
ie8 TO fits Of lunacy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
MILITARY.

ON Tuesday laft, Col MerriIls Regiment conhlinr
Of two companies Of Light Infantry commanded "
Captains Bradifh and Watcrhoulc, and eleven comps
ncs of Infantry, commanded BY Captains Hatch Ste
phenfon Goddard, Z. Tley, II. Ilsley, and WafLburu
Of this town-CaPtain HuRoni Small, and March q
Falmouth, and Captain SkiIIsn and Jordan from cas-
Elizabeth, paradsd upon FSrt Hill in this towr,
where they where joined by the Artillery Company
snder the command Of Capt. Hopkias.-The Regimsnt
being divided into battzions, under the comnaad
of Majsrs Gage and Hobbs, was infpe6ed BY Brigade
hJtior Day, and reviewed by Brgader Gea. Allen
After which the whole marched through tow
and performed variety Of evoIutions and irings,
a Rle which refcaed much honor upon Officers and
Soldiers.
The Officers of The Regiment p4rtook Of an elegt
entertainment fprovided 70 which were invited Bg.
Gen. Alien. Commodore Preble. and Major Gen NJ
thani1l Goodwin. After the cloth was rcmovsdhs
following toarswere drank
!. The United States Of America-NIay they never
want the influence Of Warrington to unite them, n8r
Troops :o defend their Liberties.
p The PreGdeut Of the United States.
5. The Militia Of the UnioA-Eftablilhed not to
fubvert, hut tD defend our lights.
4. His ExceIlency the Commander in Chief-Msy
ri, example be followed by every true American
:. The memory Of our brave friends who have fa
len IN defence oF the rights " theE country,
\. The Commonwealth Jf NafIachuletts-Firn
itttJy ana energetic.
4. True cpubicanifnl-Nlay every Freeman A
well informed. and aCl INDEPENDENTLY
y. Religion and Virtue The cOiola pillars of frs
Cu7ernalcnt.
TE1 Hlads w Departments and Foreign MiniRr'
May theN bl ndl 4tigabe in l1pporting the disnT
VI their Government and intereG af their Country.
lC .Ilc ncndrv nf WallinrtOH.
I'LL Hancock, Adams and Warren---The frf to MI
iert and defend r[hts, may they he held In Ft-
me.nbr4nce iu long Y, Bunker s-Eihl ihal endure.
l4. Mai. Gen Ichabod Goodwin, and All Other ao-
lent Officers of thc lizth Diviiion.
Mp. The Navv-F-irrttc1 III its infancy, may 4 1e
uneanqueral-e ~ rplr years.
An Our brave C0untryHian Gen. Eafca
l5. 90 1rerce and AEriyaturg-Aiay the toFnei
he protected abroad, and Tie latter encouraged i
,G Capt. Bainbridg,, oficcrs and Crew Of ths 1ie
Frisate Phil4dcphia-A hearty welcome T. the lho''
Ci America
l7 The american Fatr-Alay every Soldier N
Jealous to defend tAem reiprl their virtues ana MI
eeive their love.
The Non-CommiGioned lTicer., Partook of ,n o.
giant supper 4 the Portland CaGee Houle, aad nan'
Der Vt pertinent and appropriate Toa1. were si'sa
R0BBE2T
We learn the Mail stay as r~hhal III IuFiaa,
night Ia hotwaea Ne,ybu-yPort and rOTtimOH'i=T
To trunk. we're tae-n from. behind lone hclcagta5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
NEWARK. OCT. 3.

E*ecnti5D.-On Friday laR, Henry law
renee, a mulatto man, was executed for
poilonng his wife Four companies of mil
itia were paraded, and every ceremony was
ucd which was tuited TO The awful occa-
!ion, and calculated to make a deep and
uicful impreflion on the numerous fpcfta-
tors. Lawrence confIhod the commRion
Of the crime with which he was charged,
ftating that he did nor lucceed Till after
three attempts. lie was prompted 70 the
atrocious deed BY jcalouiy. and tAe refuial
Of his wife to be reconciltd TO him.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21

By capt Coomhs of the Aurora, who arrived ~ tA;,
port, On Saturday lalt IN 80 days from Bourdeaur
learn that twas the general opinion when IL ls
there, that war between France and Auitria, would
BE dec ard II the courfe of a few days "A rre,,
flsnatiOn ofbu6nel prevailed, in copfequcnce of IN
encroaing prulPca of Tie commencement II hoaii,iy
upon the continent.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION

Which Ia. 70 much asitated the public attepto, II,
terminated il the reelection of NlKean, by large ~,
ority, to the great morthcation of Plsgy Duau vb,
couiilers thu election the Triumph Of Federa6j
liz fty. 4 "a. placed Federahrm above Democrats.
Rcpu5IcIuim ia the FirR Diitria"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
BENEE0LENT SOCIETY.

Thurfday lat being The 4nniveriary of the eaabia
ment Of the Society in the evening Al elegant aut
appropriate dif1ourfe delivered by the Rev. Nj.
Kellogg, and feveral pieces Of music performed ii \
iuperior se; after which, collection Of 2ls Dollar
was made. TO aid the funds Of the Inftiturion.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
sUcI5TowN (Iiune OCT. 10.

s. ere St5,m..-O On Thurlday laf was expe-
rjenced II this and the neighbouriug towns,
as fcvere Tornado, as has been knewn,
Gnce this Country was tirit f-ttled. On the
morning Of the fame day it began to rain
the wind Y. E. increaied uprl about
o'clock, when il blew hurricane. In its
courfc it carried with it almoit every thing
that lay expofed to its tavagcs. Several
Houfes and Barns III this ntiehhourho0d
wcre very mucn damaged. Ttces were
torn uP by their roots, and fences blown
70 pieces. In fact our Country has felt, IN
general, the effects u IS lcycre torn, a.
vas experienced in the neighbourhood Of
Bottom, in the lalt year. We undcrfanl
that the form further Eattward, was more
teysrcly felt, than az this place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
TIE FEYER.

The IAN Ncwyork and Philadelphia papers, comms
nicse the pcaGng information that the fever II Un tA
rapid decl.ue--thd inhabitants returning 4ud TIT
businyi. viii fortly relume its hlua courle
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
MATCHES, sEFT. 6, $50 s


A daring outrage, we learn, has been
committed by party Of armed SPanlards,
who entered The neighborhood Of Pinckhey-
Vile, on Monday night lait, and forcibly
carried OF the two Meilrs. KempcrS. De
petitions reipecting this event are taken for
the information Of the executive A per
fon has afo been driven BY them from the
mouth Of Rayan Sarah. eJr The Spaniard8
are likely to become troub,elome neighbor3.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
poYEE, ocr :, Ise5


Fcteralifm has again triumphtd N Del
aware. "A few wears iince democrat pre-
fided over her government and Rodney
aitreprelcnted her in Congrefs. But the
days Of dcluGon arc pall.ng away and the
people, 4qsske, and nlfttr, are determined
to cntruf the administration Of their State
and Federal Contributions, to thoie only who
are Friends TO them.
The Hon. James M. Broom, is elected
Reprefcntativc to the 9th Congrels by
majority Of 2s.
Tx Sena.e.--Hon. George Cummings,
James Sykes, George Truit;, Daniel Ros-
er,, Charles Draper, Caleb Rodney, Fed
eraliits--rhomas Fitzgerald, John May,
and Levy Boulden,-Democrats.
Hsnf Of RfprfJentafiOe5. -Metirs. Henry
Mollerton, Thomas Clayton, John Marin,
William Warner. Robert Cook, William
Hughlett, James r. RalRon, Thomas Coop
cr, JcGc Green, George Walker, I(aac
Marlhall, Edward Dingle, jun. Thomas
Laws, Joihua Burtou, FederaIiits, -Thom-
as Perkins, ltaac Il. Starr, Andrew Rev
noIds, George GiIlafpic, John Bird, VIII
lam Hafett, and John Merritt Democrats.
~ The Senate Of Delaware is competed
of nine members the Houfe Of 27.-Th0
Governor holds his Office three years-He
was cholsn lat year, and is a Fedcralilt.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21


Mammoth Tree This remarkable tree
fands in the town Of Ictlcrlou, Cavuga
county, on the land of John Swartwout,
Martial of the Diltrid of New-York II
mealures AZ and half feet in circumfer-
cnce, and contains hollow in which az
lcalt " men can march and tand IN cir
cle. This enormous production OF nature
is faid to be button wood, and is luppofcd
20 have been the habitation Of Indians and
hunters number Of years ago. Being at
firft natural hollow, the infdc Is probably
fome what improved by art. having one lide
open As door the l4rgnefs of the hollow
Is aftonifhing, making quite a large and
commodiouS apartment. What renders this
tree the more Gngular is, thzt j, is Gill
green and thrifty, and may continue grow
ing larger for number of yeses.
.TEtrj9r, [Csaaga copnty1 StbA 9.
7s ~ 7ubo dj9elieve y BE it known, thar
We the fubtcribers, inltigated By curioGty,
have this day icen tree in cur above town.
on the Montczuma Ettate, which n1cafured
Az Ia feet in circumference, two feet a.
boye the iurfacs of the earth This Tree
contained hollow, into which we all wal
ked, and food in a circle as far round a.
our number extended the circle being
incomplete BY at leah fix nen. On ex-
act meaiurement we found the diameter. Of
the hollow on the furface to b upwars Of *
feet
Edward Savage James Hildreth, James
Burt, John owartwout, Samuel Cronct,
James Glover, T. G. Hildreth, Daniel Su-
vre, James amin, w. Myrnderle, Israel
Smith.
YORK (PsAHtyIvaia, SEPT. IS.
Thurfday laR being the day appointed ror
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21

Erwn ia-e 2oadon f-rers.
On rlte 18th of Auguit one of rhc per
forprrs At tic HaYmaTket Theatre, Lon
ru-,. alacunccd tlat rl.e frce Of \" 7ke
7ail.,s.' uosid ~ perfov neL Oh the follow
ing night. aniors other entertainments, for
his benefit In The course .! the day many
4olteIs were received. winch were written
III a very threatening ftyle, and declared that
2o,eoe Tailors would be ready TO reient
the stfTont # the play was attempted 70 be
performed. Oa the night following, how
ever, the Theatre was opened as ufua, and
At the proper time, the performers were a.
bout u commence the piece, when they
were adaiicd by the knights of the needle,
who pelted them from the ftage, with feil-
fors, thimbes, &c. and made all kinds of
aoiles. Twelve folders were called in, and
the riot was fuppre0ed. 32 Perfons were
N prnoned, IL tound over for trial.
The following extract of letter frem
Petersburg, relative to the Ruihan embafy
70 China, has been publiled in foreign
journal " Count Potocki, known by his
hforical labours, is at the head the en-
bafly and is accompanied, as zoologit, or
naturaiit, by Adams, who had before trav-
s!ed with Count Muffin Pulchkin to Mount
Caucat4s, IS botanitt, phyiician, and ento-
mologif Redcwi!ly, formerly botanilt to
Count Axis Razumoiky; BY Paufer as min
eralogift and geolosif by Schubert, as as
Jronome., and by Claproth, Junior, Phil
lologiR. The literati,with their alIltantS,
painters, artifs, arriticers, detachment of
fifry men as ! guard, fet ont this day, the
I4th Of May; bui the Ambafador himfelf
will not fct out I'LL iome time after. Thzir
route lies through N.olcow, Nifchney, No
vogorod, Kaian, hkaiarinenbur TO the
fouth Of Toboiik, 10 Omifk, Koywan, Ir-
kutzk, as far as Kyachtc, the RuGlian Sta
pie on the border Of Chineie Tartarv. Here
they are TO wait for the Ambanador, asd
The Chntft I adfchins, who are to elcort
the Ruiiian embaiiy, now coniting Of more
than one hundred men, through the deiart
Of Yopi, and KeIow Mongolia. Ii is to be
wiihed shat the rclcarches of thete natur-
aiits, from whole zeal and knowledge
much may be expected, fhould be the lcfs
limited during their progrefs through the
country Of the Mongols and the defart, as
on the other 1ide of the wall the ;ealouiv
Of the Chineie viii throw bur two many OBJ
aacles in their way. May the licences de-
rive as much advantage from this expedition,
as they have from Millions Of the RplIian
Government | write this on the day when
the worthy litcrati depart and every enc Of
your readers viii join ne Ia my hearty with
they may return fafe and loaded with the
mutt precious literary fpoil
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21

Several. fevcre fhocks of an earthquake
were felt at Naples about the 21th Of July
Be6des the place Ct the Duke ,of Cariglia-
10 under aAe ruin, Of which fcveral per-
ions have peTifhed, thoie Of the Prince del
Severe Of the Duke Of Sangro, the Duke
of Cad4no-Scrra, Of the Duke de MonteIe-
one, sc. &c. are principally defroycd.
The news which arrived from the provinces
was ltiil more alarming, ,annouHces more con-
iiderable damage. From Ciferne 10 Naples
nothing is 70 BE- fcen but ruins. Sainte-
Marie de-Cspone, a city Of ,ooo fouls, is
at prcfent entirely uninhabirabIe. Veiu-
vus, which for few days emitted a great
deal OF fnoke, and leemed to indicate that
a great eruption was near taking place, all
OH luddrn, ceaitd and ahumSd a mof al
arming tranquility. All the people lie in
the open air. The. court inhabits the little
houfes built on purpofe for earthquakes.
All Naples was in fright, and every thing
bore the image Of ruin and deltru4ion In
the day proceiIions Of all forts prcambulate
rhr ftreets.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21

Letters of recent date have been re-
ceiyed At Leghorn from Algiers. They
announce that the Dey has flut himfelf up
in an apartment Of his palace, which has
deubla iron doors he has placed on its
walls 30 pieces of cannon, and his guard,
Of 5000 men, is continually on duty The
rebelllous moantlineers were hationed be-
tore the city.
The Dome Of the Church at Trent, in
which the celebrated Council was held, fell
in on the "a Of July, and three perions
were killed.
M. ProuR, the celebrated chemiR at
Madrid, has difcovered il Spain, the earth
Of which the floating bricks we're made by
The antients.
BsnaParte's cho Ofng the commencement Of
harvelt tor his invaiion, feems to indicate
dehre of knowing whether we are Is great
adopts at reapiHg as be has often known US
60 bs At fbye2mg.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21


On the third init. heavy gale was ez-
perienced in his place, and the neighbour
hood the wind in the former part Of the
cay blew very freih, and veering to the
fouthward, increaled in violence, till about
noon, when il blew 4 hurricane, attended
with heavy rain. One old barn, a frame
Of fchool-houle, AMI Of dwelling -houic,
were b own down, lcveral windows blown
in. many panes Of gials broken, aud ieveral
hundred rods Of fence llyelIed with the
ground. The haYock III the woodlands,
was very great in fome places, for fcvcral
acres together, the heavy wood generally,
over the town forefts are n. thinntd-
A new fchsoncr, lying at Wharf il the
Bay. was forced fror, Il, .lrawlng our the
ring-bclts By which j, vas cohfned, out not
much damaged
From Sedswick, we learn, that two Or
three p1rI1ns IL th4t towa w@Ee very much
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21

YORK (PsaHiyIvaia, J SEPT. IS.
Ihurfday laa being the day appointed ror
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-10-21
MONDAY, OCTOBER u, 1906

- 'ii---.s =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
N OF I G F..

THE subscriber being extremely
i anxious to close the business final
h ofthe old concern Of James S. Lane,
. Co. earnestly requests all those in
debted to said concern, to discharge
their respective balances on or before
the FIRST day Of April next, as he is po-
sitively determined without respect to
Persons) to put all bonds, notes and
accounts, which remain unpaid on that
day, into the hands Of an Attorney at
Law. h il now upwards of fifteen
months since the dissolution Of the part
nership, and no longer indulgence can
Or will be given, after. the 6rst day of
April next.
He will receive Tobacco, Flour, Corn,
Wheat, Rye, Oats and Flax-Seed in
payment, which viii prevent the COM
mon excuse, the want of money.
JAMES s. LANE.
Shepherd's-Tow s.
January IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
INFORMATION.

THOSE indebted to the subscriber
L are requested to make payment by
the 25th instant. as he has a number of
small debts in the country at a consi-
der=ble distance which arr announcement
for him to send af,er.-Every person
negieetins the payment of such debt or
debts, against the time above mention
ed, are assured that their accountswill
be pat in 4 course Of law for collection.
LUCAS s. GIBBS, NJ. d.
Martinsbury, February l, lsos.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
For Sale or to be Rented.

4 HOUSE and LOT, situate in
n Charles Town, Jefferson County,
near the Court House and adjoining the
Puhlic-Square. The Building is of
frame neatly weather-boarded and paint
ed white, two stories high, three rooms
on the lower Aoor and -four ont the upper.
and all handsomely finished; large
Kitchen, Meat House, and convenient
Stable in front Of the House a spaci-
Gus yard handsomely ornamented with
Lombardy Poplars and other trees, and
in part enclosed by an excellent stone
wall. Extraordinary labour has been
bestowed on the Garden, about the one
half Of it has been dug to the depth of
three feet, all the rocks taken out, filed
up again with earth, and completely en-
closed with a stone wall. This Proper
ty is in itself well calculated to sui. either
a private family, or one who wishes to
keepa House of Public Entertainment,
its situation in this respect is no, equal.
led by any in the County, and if kept by
a genteel person must command At Isas,
an equal share Of the public business in
this place. -.
ALEXANDER SANDERsoN.
Charlss-Town, January IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
To be Sold.

NNE House and Lot, No. 90, in the
~ Main Street, Shepherds Town,
IN front 60 feet, and 2o6 hack to the al
ley. Likewise, one Out Lot, corner
to Lot No. 5, containing 4 acres 1s2
poles, under good fence. Any person
wishing to purchase said property, by
APPLYING to Mr.. Ebborts, tavern keeper
in said town, will be shewn the Lots
and boundaries. The House and Lot
viii be sold separate from the Out Lot
if the purchasers choose it. The terms
will be made known BY applying to the
subscriber, living at the Sulphur Spring,
Berkeley County.
JOSEPH MINCHINI.
January IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
LdNDS FOR SALE.

THE subscriber wishes to sell the
l. Plantation whereon he now lives,
situate on Back Greek, Berkeley County,
7 miles from Martinsburg and IS from
Bath, containing sss acres Of good strong
Limestone Land, well watered, with at
least 7springs-l5O acres are cleared
and well enclosed, acres of Meadow
are made, and more Meadow land the
remainder Of the tract is well covered
with 6ne timber.-On the premises are
convenient Dwelling House, newly
finished, Kitchen, large Barn, Distil-
fery, Pulling Mill, and some out houses,
with number of Fruit trees.-There IS
agood mill-seat, with q suficiency of
water, on this tract.
He win also sell one other tract Iof
Land. situate on the river Potomak,
near Richardson's Ferry, containing io2
acres, 20 Of which are cleared, the great
er part river bottom, the remainder Of
the Land is well timbered, and has a
large susar-eamp on ia small House
is now built, and logs ready for raising
alarger one. For term. apply to the
subscriber.
WILLIAM SNODGRASS.
Back Creek, June %, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
EDUCATION.

IN consequence Of the application of
L several of my friends, l propose to
continue my customary practice for the
education of youth, in the house where
l now live, wherein will be taught tho
English Language dramatically, Read
ing, Writing and Arithmetic.-As Ide.
sign conducting the education in some
measure systematically, l shall expec,
that each pupil upon entering the school,
will be furnished with necessary book.'
tPledge myself that no effort On my par,
will be wanting to render satisfaction to
those who may place their children under
my care. Tuition, : dollar. Der ouar.
ter, one half paid in advance.
Those who intend to send ach,l.r.
will enter their names with me by the 4ti
day of March.
JOHN BOND.
Mrs.. BOND,
Will costume to teach Young Ladies'
Plain Sewing, Tamborinx, Omen Wort
Feather Work. Netting, and Man.us
making in all its regular branches.
Martinsburg, February IS, 1905.