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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21
=. FOR SALE, $780,
Pursuant to the last will and testament
Of Robert Creighton, decd, valuable
TRAIT gLand,

Lying in the County of Berkeley and
State of Virginia, three miles from the
town Ct Martinsburg, on the road lead.
ing to WilliamsPort, eighty.6ve miles
from the City of Baltimore, seventy-hve
from the City of Washington, and eigh.
~ miles from the town Of Alexandria
containing six-hundred acres, one. half
cleared and under good fence, the ba-
lance well clothed with timber: There
are on said land number Of never fail
ing springs, and sufficient quantity Of
Meadow: This Tract would suit well
to be divided, as there are two Dwelling
Houses, two Double Barns, and two
Orchards Of choice Fruit. Il lies FIVE
miles from the river Potomak, the nayi-
cation Of said river is now completed,
produce may be conveyed down the river
to the City of Washington and to the
town Of Alexandra at small expense.
For terms apply to William Riddle, of
the town Of Martinsburg. A good title
viii be made the purchaser by - -
> WILLIAM RIDDLE,l
and - Ez's.
VIM. CREIGHTON, ~:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned
"A against cutting svood on, or carry.
ing it dsua4 from the plantation Of the
subscriber near Martinsburs !; from
fishing through his meadows, from
hrq.Uing dosUn his fences, and from COM
hitting any other tnlayfm depredations
thereon, as he is determined to prosecute
every person so Q snding.
HUGH V. PATTERSON.
June 6, 1905. .-=--.- -. .
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21
!. Cheap G :

THE subscriber has just received
i from the City Of Philadelphia, and
il now opening large supply of remark
ably Cheap Goods, consisting in part Of
- and 20 Irish Linens, 100 pieces eie-
giant CbintSes and cakicoes ofthe ne,uest
patterns, l trunk Fashionable MusEns Of
different kinds, handsome assortment
Of Dimiies and Leghorn Bonnets, 4 bales
India Musiins, Mankeens, Abron Checks,
a handsoms assortment Of best Brussels
Laces and Edgings, extra Long Sill
Glooes, auda vari'ty cfother, articles.
He has also received a large supply of
BAR-1RON,,
efsneeilentquality andhandsomly drasUn;
= English BEster'd and Crowley -
TEEL;
Also-Abarcei efgood old WHISKY,
dstihedi in maryland. -
." The above Goods having been chiefly
purchased for Cash, on thefowest terms,
lam happy to inform my friends and the
public generally, that am now enabled
to supply them, with such Merchandise
40 they may want, on good terms.
o THOMAS c.. SMITH.
Martinsburg, May 10, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21
European & Eaa India
G O o D S.

lust received and now opening By
j the snbseribers an extensive variety
ofthe Latest Improved Fashions, ofsn.
perior quality, well assorted and select.
ed from the present Importations also
a general assortment Of HARDWARE
and GROCERIES.-All of which he
highly recommends to his friends, Gus.
toners and a liberal public, at the most
reduced cash prices. = Impressed with
sentiments of gratitude for the Gathering
encouragement he has heretofore sxpe.
rieneed in his line of business, all friends
and customers viii plsase to accept his
best respects. ~ f. h.
JEREMIAH EVANS.
Martinsburg, May -, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-06-21

4 variety Of BLANKS jar sale q
: this Office. =, =,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
Lands to Rent.

ITO be. leased several valuable Lots
4 in Maidstone Manor on the POI
tomac river in the county Of Berkeley.
about or 6 miles above Williams. Port,
containing from $50 70 500 acres $ on
one Of these is an excellent situation for
q Distiuery, with woodvery convenient.
Ifapplication,is shortly made, il is pro.
bable the present tenants would seed the
fields on reasonablss terms. Noperson
need apply. who has not 4 sufficient force
ofhis own 70 cultivate and ksspthe Ten-
emsnts in proper repair. For terms
apply TO the subscriber on the premises,
who has also 16 or 1 8 Lots 70 let in Pat.
terson's- Greek Manor, in the county oil
Hampshire. & -
a., !. RAWLEIGH CoLSToN.
j August ?, 1905. ~
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COLUMBIAN INV-coNTINUED.
ISAAC cAtTsrEN

b RESPECTFULLY informs his
IN friends and the public, that he has
leased for term of years, that extern
sive and well known house, the CO.
lumbar INN, one door above the
corner of Howard in Baltimore street.
Z Tothose acquainted with the superb
or convenience and situation of this va
lnable property, nothing need be said.
70 strangers il may be necessary to OBJ
serve, that it is situated inthe most plea.
SAINT aud healthy part Of the city, and
surrounded with respectable nnercan.ils
houses, therefore obvious 70 the conve-
nience ofceuntry merchants, travellers,
&c.
To this extensive establishment, l.
CAUS FEN solicits the patronage. of
his friends anda generous public, and
begs leave 10 assure them every thing
on his part shallbe exerted to merit and
secure their appreciation. IT,
baltimore, August S, 1905. :.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
NoTIcE..

.-H
WHEREAS did pass my obliea.
w ton TO Daniel Vanmetre, on the
fourth day Of May last. foe the sum of
two thousand Eve hundred and thirty.
three dollars and thirty-,hree cents, paw
able on the FIRST of Ssptember next, being
the balance due forthe purchase ofshree
hundred and nineteen acres ofsland. az
'Opeckon Bridge, Berkeley County, Vir-
ginia; said Vanmetre did on same day
bind himself 70 convey said land 20 me
by a clear title and general war,antse al
or before the pas ment of said balance !;
and whereas / have been since informed.
by good authority, he the said yanmetre
cannot comply with his obligation. nor
give clear tide to the whole of the land.
I do hereby forewasaall and every person
whatsoever, from taking an assignment
Of my obligation, as am determined
not 70 pay any partcf said obligation IN.
,tilsaid Vanmesre fully cnmpli 6 with his
obligation e. me. Given undermy hand
this thirtieih day Of July. 1905.
JACOB MIDBLECALF.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
FOR SALE,

= a HOUSE and LOT, on Martin
n Street, adjoining Spring Ally; also
a HOUSE and one Quarter of Lot,
fronting on the said street. On the FIRST
mentioned Lot are a number of bearing
Fruit Trees Of different kinds. The
said Lots are near a well of good water,
and would suit particularly well for
/tradesmen. The terms will be made
known by inquiring ofthe subscriber. :
- 3 "a Il JOHN G0OSEMAN.
Martinsburg, Augusta, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
THE subseribsrs, having completed |

ME subscribers, having completed
4 one session at the Academy III
CHARLES. Town, being conscious that no
means have been knowingly omitted
which were thoughtnecessary for abe i'm.
provementofth the youth under their care,
and having the satisfaction to hope from
the great increase.in the numbet Of P0-
pills, that their endeayours have met
with APPRECIATION, most respectfully in.
fosm the public, thar they have entered
on another session, and have engaged
an assistant. ss "a. IA
TIE prices for Tuition, exclusive Of
SO 4 rs for the winter session from each
.schsssr for 6rewood, and n i-ersnts
each session for keeping the building in
order, are as follow q S cts. -
Reading, Whiting, and I a. :. :, .. "a
common Arithmetic, : aoperttr r.
The highest parts Of Al ~ /
rithmetie, including the = 90 -. -
Branches Of Mathematics, 7s~5zy5.=4
Grammar, COMPOSITION. \ & r. ~ -
Geography: and the use of
the Globes, and the Latin - 90 u &
Greek and French Ian.
guages, &sz .Sss
The money 10 be Paidas the end Of each
quarter. sts1s -. ssE
As the greatest ordenand good UNDER
standing has hitherto kubsisted, they
have no doubt but eyeri thing will pros
gress conducive to the lwell.being and
credit ofthe Seminary, odd they are dee
,ermined Ct POSSIBILITY I'd increase their.
Zeal and activity in cadke Of so much
importance to the happineis Of individu-
ais. and the good Of society. At the
conclusion of the last Session the number
Of students of both ssxei were ~, and
the present having comm enced with q
considerable addition. must be circum-
stances which they hum,iy hope will
give pleasure to the founders Of the A.
cademy, and encourage them to conti-
nue. their patronage and support to the
institution. g5 aa
&.,. .rlz-z LEVI HEATH, Es1a4ss
FRANCIS TILLETT.
July IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
TAKE NOTICE.

ALLpersons indebted to the estate of
Joseph Evans, jur. decd, in any mn.
ner whatever, are requested TO CONG
forward Immediately, and discharge
what may be due, as no longer indal-
genee can be given all those who have
claims against the said estate, are also
desired TO bring them in properly attest
ed for settlement. - 4 ~ -
ROBERT SNoDGRASs, Exr.
August 3, 1905. .... IL IT.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16

MAS taken up As an, Estray BY the
w subscriber living on the Potomak
River, in Hampshire County, Virginia.
on the 9Th June 1906. fiea bitten Gray
HORSE, supposed 70 be 90 years old,
near IL hands high, cat hsmmed, bad
footed, scar ornavel gall on the hind
part ofhis back, PAGES generally, appa-
rently erest.fallen; appraised TO eleven
dollars, The owner Is requested TO
prove properly, pay charges, and take
him away.
ISAAC woRTHINGToN.
July 26, 1905. 6.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
Fsaa, ne Literary Magazine.
! ORGANIZATION o. WV. oaIEAs..

DESCRIPTION OF NEW. oRLxAN1s
NEW.0RI.E Ans has become Of 50
much Importance by its transfer 10 the
United States, andhy being the rssortoi
SO many advertturErs from the Atlantic
coast, that'@e ma, naturally feel some
curiosity respecting les real condition.
ne following account of that city was
drawn up by one who resided consisle1
rabis time within its precincts, before Il
passed under its preseut governors. and
may afford no small Instruction 10 those
who have any thoughts of emigra,ina
thither, or who are dssirous az knowing
something ofa place lately so much talk
ed OF. - ~ s' Il
New Orleans Is situated on the cas-
tern shore ofthe Mississippi, in north
latitude 90 degrees, 81 minutes and 2s
seconds, and in west longitude so de.
grees aud - minutes, from Greenwich.
It stands on a Kind Of peninsula, and.
though apparently belonging 10 West
Florida, doesin fact form part or Lou.
isiana, of which il is the capitol. Ii /.
laid cut on PENIS plan, with the streets
crossing each other at right angles and
contains fifteen rows Of streets. from
N. Z. to S. w. and seven rows in the
opposite direction. Il lies about $50
miles from the Gnlph Of Mexico, follow-
ing the river but across the country by
landit Is not more than q miles. The
number Of houses may be. about thou-
sand, and the area ofthe city about 500
acres, the whole ofwhich, however, IS
not built over, rs many ofthe squares at
the ". w. end areentirel.- void houses.
The principal buildings IRE as near the
river rs the plan of the town will admit /;
and houses situated near this spot are Of
more palue than those situated farther
back from the Mississippi. Fronting
the river, ard It an cqpal distance from
each end ofthe town, there is a public
square, left open as well for the purpose:
OF beauty and ornament, as to expose 70
view a church which stands At the farther
end oft. This church is a plain brick
buildingofthe Ionic order, and Is the best
edi6ce inthe place. The other build
ings are, the government house, the ma
.gazine Of stores, the, barracks, and t6e
convent the latter contains thirty 81.
forty nuns they are all very plain build.
ings, and attract very particular attenti-
on. IS
The whole Of the city, except the
side mex: to the river, Il defended by :
fertilization, consisting Of ave bastions
regularly laid out, and furnished win
banquette, rampant, parapet, ditch. CO.
vert.way, and glacis the curtines are
nothing more than 4 line of palisade. a-
bout four feet high, which are set ~ Z
small distance from each other. and CON.
sequently penetrable by lnnsket.baiI !.
these palisades are furnished with !. b,ns
quette within, and 4 trifine ditch M
elaeis Without. n the middle 81 e,rh,
}eurtine there is 4 small redoubt or rave
lin fFhe has ,iS,,. /. II 2: 49, -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16

TAKEN up by the subscriber living
i about FIVE miles from Martins.
burg, between the Warm Spring and
Wnkins's Perry roads, a bay Horse
about fourteen and a half hands high,
6 orr years old, shod all round, which
appears to have been done some time, as
his feet are very long and shoes loose,
no brand perceivable, or any other par
ticulas mark, appraised Cd sixty eight
dollars the owner is requested TO come
and prove his property, pay. charges and
take him away. y
! - 81, WIZ. PENDLEToN
Berkeley County, Augusta, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-08-16
notes given for goods boush,

.T~HE notes given for goods bought
at the saIe1af the estate Of John
Hufrnan, decd, are now due, and such
of them as are not paid OF on or before
The 6rst day of September next, viii Be:
put into the hands of proper officers for
recovery, without respect to persons j;
all petsons having claims against said
estate, are requested to bring them FOR.
ward properls attestrd for settlement.
-. JONATHAN CUSHWA.
August 9, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-15

FiKE b0kKAPSs r Ej1.lkb.
'CTRAYEp away from BE S1bscribef
- at Bath, on The 9zlk 81 August last,
! dali lay HoRS +, Z years ga lasf
spring. between ! <and IS hands high.
his two iofe feet white and one 81 his
hind feet, heis high over The shonlders,
md we q Bad cider when Ne stfaye1 ]
Il Ii said BE Was raised near Hedges
Ghapple and suaped % one Andrew Laua
rance. who brought him % this place,
'he wks heard IS between Baek cfeek
and he Chappie b tke NEsEtin1bnrx
iead WhoeStf shall ttke Up seid horse
and rctdfn him % me. 81 send word o.
thar I may eck him, shall receive tie =
b0ve reward, and 80 reas0nablc charges
psid s. ROBERT CUSTfN.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-15
Land for Sale.

sHE snpscr,oer wishes g !, ssil that
4 valeao's traet q Lana Nnsreon
che nov nvess soaselnng - aerss,
moro OF !sss, sls1ass ,n p.c cponty %
FfsdeElck ana stass g Nirginis, ? miless
from Newtown g ssepnsnsonrg, about
the sane distance rom MaEiooros PIG
Iron Works, snas mllssisom Wlnchss ::
,sr; sssse a s on sns pss@ssss. swo sooa
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-15
Fyslh Fall and Winter
g q @ y S.

ffsiiE sckscribef, having seIeeted he
whole ofhis Fall md Winter A.
s6rtmsnt from he present ilnportntions,
btts leave q offer and recommend thenk
q tie nzost tcduccd cash prices = Bic
customeri e such selections. 1tredn-
ed prices, ~ sufficient rcco mmendatl.
ons, A. latlets himself ~ may Sc entit<
led q sh1ro &c public patronage.
|REl<fl 4 \ nv ANS.
Marsiz1 ~ ocl66eF ! 3, 1906.
y NJ 81 A vlr7 general essnff11cot &C
GROCERIES, Crospl<y md BIisfrrsd
STEEL, Oh hand = uaual. =.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-15
+ ALL and WINTER
GOODS

TusT received and nov 6nished open.
y inga large and general assoftmeps 81
FALL and WINTER GOO Ds,
mon9 which are number 81 FANCY
AHI1ELkS also, : general assoft.
mem a. g oEERIES & LIQUORS i
which win be sold unusually lo3 Tor
each, oE q ! short credit . P1ncto1l
& JAMES Fkt]kKNER.
''ns6,rs Noys4sss isos:
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-15

They have On hard re following LII
Qu0RS Of the best quality,
Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon and Malaga
Wine, French Brandy. Jamaica Spirits,
Old Pesch Brandy, Holland Gin, Rum,
Nhiskey and sugar house Iolasses
50 & 81 BOILING CLOTHS, No.
DRUGS and MEDICINE j
SHEET IRON, for stove pipes and
5MAckEREL, sHADEH HERRING,
Coarse and Fine S r
Also, complete assortment Of Pine
Grove and Catocton Furnace CAST
lINtsS, viz. template Stoves, KsttIes
~ and ~ gallons. Dutfit 0xens & sizes.
Andir1ns 5 sizes, Pots from half 10 ~
galIons, Tea Kettles, SkilIets of differ
cnt sizes, Cfiddles, Wagon Boxes,
Frying Pans and Mortzrs.
Wheaf, Corn, Rye, Oafs, Fiax-.Sted,
Bees jpdx and Tallosp faxen fsg G0ods ~
II payasenf D 1lt5ss ~ cash.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-15
Frtih Fan aud Winter
GOODS.
Ihe snBscr;t<rs hape rectived and are
nosp opening avery exleasi0s assors- d
efrntg
Fan and Winter Goods,

Totether with great variety 81 elegant
FANCY GOO DS. al Of which having
bed seIscted frdm de last imporsasions,
End purchased uncommonly cheap Tor
cash. enables us to inform our friends
and he public generally, that Ne have
now bargains % disposeo f.
sELBY. & CROW.
Shepherd = 4 own, Noyembers 1 COS.
- Ihe kighest price Il gwen for cisan
FLAx-SkED.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-15
1dLU4BLE
Real Properly
jythsheirse lllittarl q, ktirnan, dscss.
Part u ~ lea tsidfe b sd;d n, hx;r,ids
n ~ .Siaie ( zzaryiand, w.

N VALUABLE PIantaiion o. rich
~ Limestone Land g de waters Of
Conoeoe hsse,le, containing shout 3zs
acres. his Land 4 If The first rste
quality With number Of nevef.i falling
Spring. Of water, large proportion q
good y eadow With House. Stil!
Honse, Barn, Be. also, number q
Fruitsrees. and anever falling stteamof
water rinning thrp' the place |, within
sight Of Lntherian Church and ID the
heart of 1 German settlements. This
property 4 about 9 mica from HaseFs-
town and ; from Potomak river. and has
: tapnbcr of merchant mills near i.
Aiso M sdle. - die town of lIaneock,
on the river ROtornak, one House and
Lot, well situated fora store 81 my kind
q public blsinsss.
81 -
n fkf State qf His9i,i4.
One Plantation, on which Is erected
the noted stand called the HaIf- Way
House. This Tract contains 266 aeres
of Land, The whole q which i siliable,
AND great pfou0rttc0 cleared tfUlS Land
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-15

The exrellent M. Howe beinz e din.
ref with some pcrsous Of fashion, ! cen.
tIemsn expatiaied largely ID pfaiss ri
King Charles I. introdncine soine karsh
reflections upon Others. Mr. Hove o6-
serving thsthe mixed many horrid oaths
win bis discourse, told him that. Is his 3
humble opinion, ~ Mad omitted 1 sincu-
lar excellence Il khe character Of that
prince. The gcntlemin eagerly d<sired
hin 10 fnenti0h il, and seel6td III imDas
sience 70 know Whal Il was.. : Il vac
TIM, sir, ssid Nj. Howe hc MS ne
yer heard toIswear in oalh II common
conversation. The hint Nes d politely
received = given and he gentleman
promised 10 bfeak 81 he practice.
Tie same Mr.. Howe. once eons<rs-
ing viii noblcinsn inst James Pail.
Who sw0fe pfofsnely Il his COW er3ation.
expressed great sakisiacti0n ID he doh.
thssthefei Is ! God who governs de world,
Who viii finally make I fefribotiou d ID
1ecordibs o heir works; and. who.
NY lof1 hdded le, vim make differ
.ence befNeen him That sweareth, mid
him that feafeih IN oath, His lofdship
imnediStclr ehswefcd. I thasIk y6ds
sif. Tor youtgifeed olh I take your
mesning md shsll endeavour 10 male
good use a. Il Mr.. h. replied, : I
have reason 10 thsnk your lordskib for.
saving me he most dilfenlt part 81 dis
course, which 4 de ina fc1tioa.
g ~ &.s,ks1 49,. :: = :. :. -,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-11-15

Which added d their former assortnsnt
nakcs il pretty general emong those
last rcceived are PUIptrised Jesuit BARK,
Seeo, Tspioca, CheroMile EIoNefs,
MaEhesia, caslor Cd, Rkeubarb, Al
Ioes, JsIlap, Opium, GIanbrf Salts, Zc.
Msr,insburs, Noyerber Z, 1ee5.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28
WASHINGTON.
From the American Letters.
VOL. 1. P. 481.

%L :
The example of Cincinna,us, after a
lapse of ages has been revived, or *
ceeded, amidst the forests Of America, by
the u~nassuming cultivator of the banks of
the Potomac. Washington, like the Ro-
man sage, 0 rich in himself to be So
duced by wealth or honors to forsake the
calm enjoyments Of domestic life, ebeyed,
again, and again, the summons of his
country, to devote, himself to the eher-
gencies Of the state.
If mankied should ever become wise e.
nough to transfer their admiration from
their conquerors to their bsnefacters, the
virtues Of Washington and C~incinnasus
will eHace the victories OF Bonaparte and
Alexander, and the modest mantle OF re.
publican simplicity will eclipse the frippery
OF imperial robes.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-11-28

! tst- Your mail stage will be freed from
the danger of breaking the drivers neck,
and OF killing or Gripping his passengers.
IDLY. Your translent cash, in the com.
mercial clrculations of your country, will
De less exposed TO night rooberies.
3dly. Your mail stage will be able to
sound it's horn at The ferry, at an early
and regular hour /; your merchants viii be
thereby relieved from irregular and tedi-
Gus waitings at the post office and their
business, in course, be more promptly dis
patched.
4thly. Where horse drass one hun
dred weight in the present state Of the
roads he will be able to convey three hun.
dred In their Improved state.
5thly. Where one person now passes on
occasions OF commerce or pleasure, twenty
will be found to pass shortly afte, the com.
pletion of the proposed Improvement.
6thly. Instead of strangers and travel.
lers, imbibing a strong prejudice, against
the metropolis, and country, in consequence
of the disgust they must feel a, being
jolted through dreary and dangerous hills
in the dark, they will be delighted with the
view OF a grand and beautiful river and
country diversified IN lis scenery, by land
scapes, composed of woods, farms, villas.
rising W and CITIES; the strongest eyi.
deace of increasing commerce, population
and prosperity which could have induced
them TO settle here.
7thiy. Instead Of the houses, nWash.
ing,cn, &c. tumbIlng down for want Of ten.
ants, we shall see the proposed turnpike
form a street between The two principal eli.
| ties and the towns themselves will become
inhabited at both ends OF the link.
Lastly. The suuation Of this road is,
on many account the most eligible OF any
10 the aolon for recommending, at the cpital,
an exemplary improvement whica will have
a tendency 70 reconcile to instructions of
science, and to prove, against prejudice,
the infinite advantage OF promoting similar
intercourse through all parts of the union;
and by means waich cannot fail TO reward
the adventurer cD-equal with his number of
shares, and the Increase of population.
With the best wishes for the prosperity
of America, | ann, Mr.. Printer, your obe-
dent hnmble servant.