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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22

their hands the disposal OF the Offices
and honours Of the nation, l should have
entered in their train, and might have
calculated upon receiving the reward Of
my servility and Apostacy. But have
chosen to pursue the path Of indePrn-
dence and integrity,-a path planted
thick with thorns, but leading through
the dark valley of poverty to the bright
temple of honest fame. Againit is said
tina: do not follow the republican lead
ers. This is true-and l never will fol-
low them when think them wrong. Lee
gislators ought to have no leaders we
must not be led at all, or we must be led
to destruction.
Whatever opinion the world may en-
terrain of my discernment, the people
have told me by their suRrages, that am
not to consider myself as standing on in
fcrior ground to other members; and l
should be a traitor to their dignity, as
we'll as to their interests, were to az
knowledge any leader. Were doomed
thus to disgrace my constituents, Ishould
solid talents & correct principles were e.
levated to the rank of Congrr ssional COM
manders. The doctrine that le gislators
arc not to be drciplinrd like soldiers,
and that we ought to support our party
when we think it wrong, is anti-republi-
can, immoral, irrehgious and destesta-
bic.
My principles remain unaltered. They
never can be changed. Whosoever shall
hereafter govern our country, l shall
support the general system of their adj
min.s,ration, as such, and not as party,
so far as shall in conscience deem their
me Asurcs promotive of the public good
and of constitutional liberty.
lam preparing for publication, at the
close IT the present session, a course of
i :trrs for my constituents, embracinga
iul' view 81 my Congressional conduct,
AID o! the political state and prospects Of
the nation.
IAMEc ETTfOT
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Extraordinary Fdmily,

Extraordinary Family.
A gentleman from Marietta, informs
that just before he left that place, he saw
a gentleman Of undoubtrd veracitv, who
had gone 20 miles out of his route to see
family from Massachusetts, lately set
tied on the Muskinsum, consisting Of
t10rnty. four sons, all produced at t1Ueire
births, from. one zvoman :! 1t is adj
ded, that petition will be presented to
the legislature Of the state of Ohio, at
their next session, to grant each me r1ber
OF this extraordinary family one hundred
acres Of land. TCenfinel. I
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22

A'Hle which "9body sha~!d f0rget.-
Speak as seldom and as little as may be,
eithel12r yourself, or Of yourself; bat
let your character speak for you-What.
ever t!nt says will be believed, but what
you say in communication of your own
character, instead ofbeing believed, will
bot ender you ridiculous.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
TO BE RENTED or SOLD,

IN the 5th day of March next, a va
~ Iuabl~ PLANTATION, late the
property Of Valentine Lipghamtelter,
deceased, lying on Potomak river near
the mouth of Opeckon, in Berkeley,
Countrywide terms will be made known
on the dav of sale. On the same dav viii
also he sold number Of Feather Beds.
a Loom aud Tackl'ng, set of Smiths
Tools, Farming Utensils, Wagon
and Horses, Mich Cows, a number of
Young Cattle, Household and Kitchen
Furniture-Also, aquantity of Corn,
Wheat, Rye and Oats, by the bushel ;
some Hay, two good Stills with Tubs,
and a number Of other articles too trdi-
Gus to mention. Nine months credit will
be allowed on giving bond with appro-
we'd security. The sale to begin at ten
O'Clock, when due attendance will be
given by
Observation-Disclosures,
JACOB LINGHAMFELTER,
Executors.
February -, 1905.
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TO BE LET,

For one year, or term Of years,
That eligible stand fer TAVERM,.
CIrUATE in the Main Street, Mar.
y tinsburg, which has for great mum.
Der of wears been occupied as such, by
David Wolgamo,t, deceased, and his
Widow. and now in the occupancy Of
MIR, Jarvis Jelries.-Ihis property con:
sists ola commodious Dwelling House
two stories high, Well of excellent
Water at the door, good and convent.
ent Kitchen, Stable, Granary, Sheds,
good Garden, &c.-Alsn to b. let,
the House next it on III: same lot, two
stories high, with good cellar under it
and good Garden, conveniently situa-
ted, and we'll calculated for a store or
private family. Possession may be had
the list of Aprilnext.
JACOB HARRIS, Guardian tar
the Children efSHsoaaah WOLyamstt, dec.
February 90, 1905.
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Public Sale.

W71EL be offered at public vendue,
W. on Thursday the 2lst Of March
next, at the late Dwelling house cf An
drew Yates, deed, on Back Greek, one
mile and half from Lowry's mill,
quantity Of Wheat and Corn by the hu-
shell, andprosabE some Hay by the ton,
Wheat and Rye in the ground, a num-,
Der Of young Apple trees, Cyder Min
and Cyder Barrels, Sheep. Gees, and
avariety Of Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, with other articles. The sale to
commence at nine O'Clock, where tho
terms will be made known, and due at
tendance given BY
WILLIAM LOWRY, Executor.
February %, 1905.
N. B. IF not sold at private sale, pre-
vious to the 21st Of March, will then be-
offered at public vendue, the late dwell
ing Plantation of Andrew Yates, decd:
ifnot then sold it will be rented and pos
session given the 1st Of April. This
Land, for convenience. aud raising Of
produce, is scarcely equalled by any in
the settlement. Its thought needless
to give any further description of said
Land, as any person wishing to purchase
will view the premises. For further in
formation apply as above. WI.
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G O o y S,

suitable for the preseat and approaching
season, which, in addition to the Stock
purchased from the late firm of Smith
s. Co. makes his assortment complete
which he is determined to SCI miusxa!y
low for Cash.
THOMAS C.: SMtTH.
Narhns1urg, February %, 1905.
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More E1sM Goods.

The subscriber begs leave to inform his
friends and the public generally, that
he has just received, and is now
opening,a very handsome
assortment Of
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22

year A: D. 23+4, wheneeit again COM
mences its ETHEREAL route from which it
will not return to the Earth so as to per.
form the same revolution over again un-
til after a period Of more than 10000
wears.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22
Dr.: I: P. Harris,

once more requests all who are in
~ dsbted to him, to come in imme-
diately and scttle their accounts, either
BY paying them of, or by giving their
Hotss tor what may be due.-Being
much pressed for money himself, he
hopes this reques, will be deemed rea-
sonable and speedily complied with
His affairs are in such train, that no
longer indulgence can possibly be given.
February 90, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-22

DY virtue of decree issued from the
ID District Chancery Court holden at
Stanton, in the case Of William Hodg.
son against James M'Donald, will be
offered at public sale on Saturday the
2srd day of next month, at two o'clock
in the afternoon, on the premises, for
ready money, half Lot Of GROUND,
lying on King's-street, in the town Of
Marunsburg,, wherein are standing Sc
veralussful improvements, a good look
ing two story STONE DWELLING
ROUSE, containing six rooms with
some pains bestowed on their inside
work, with cellar under the whole, a
Kitchen and other common appendant
buildings, with wen ON the premises,
though It probably does not afford water
at all seasons OF the wear, yet it is use
full for the preservation Of fresh provisi-
ons. This property is perhaps best
known by the name Of Duncan's stone
house.
ELISHA BOYD,
-4~ MATTHEW RANSONE,
EPHRAIM GATHER,
Commissiieners.
February %, 1905. ~
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F. FLOUR

WILL be carried from the mouth Of
w OPeckon to Georgetown or
Alexandria, BY water, for one dollar
per barrel, and delivered in as good Or
der as ii is received in, bv
JAMES FORMAN.
February 90, 1905. ..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-24
sNyyArs.:

EAFs.
I Messrs. Adair, II d I, p s''f's r. e i;lis
Gilman, Jackson, y eere, Fiieisure, srntl
ter, Tracy, and Wright 40.
The yeas and nsys were ,Een taken On
the MAIN question, y hieh Tassed in thsaf.
flrmaliyr, as follows: q
YEAss 81
Mcssrs. Ande rson, Bradley, Condit-
Fenner, Gilman, He wland, Kiirheli. Lo-
gan, Maclay, Mi,clliIl, P,umer Saith 'lof
Md Smith, Of Ter. smith (of vermon.j
Stone, Tharston, w erthiieto n, @ Wrigfit
-l8. ~
NAYS. g
!. Messrs. Adair, a dams, Baldwin Gilliard,
Jackson Moore, Pickering, Sumprer and
Tracy 9.
Mr. Bradley then introduced the biif,
Which received q FIRST reading. 81
On Wednes day Mr.. Logan gave notice,
that ne should to m rrow ask leaveeto bring
in bill, to ssnsp emit the commercial inter.
course between the United States Of Ame-
RIGA, and the French islandof ST. Domin-
go.
The biiitp prohibit the importatinntof
slaves into any port or place within the jju-
risdiction Of The Cnited States, from and
after the first day Of January, 1903, was
read the second time.
A motion was made to make il the order
Of the day for the first Monday ia Februa.
~, and lost; when il was ordered that It's
! further consideration be postponed to the
= first Monday III December, which isequi,
ealen, TO a rejection Of ID. tbiif.
Or this question the senate were equally
divided, ID members for, aud ID members
against the motion, and the vice. residens
gave the casting vote.
We Understand that in the course of the
discussion, it was allowed on all hands
that as soon as the tirne arrived when con.
gress shall possess the constitutional power
of prohibiting the importation Of slaves, It
would be proper For them to exercise it.
The opponents ofthe bll,ook two grounds,
the one consisting in the ipexpediency Of
legislating on the subject before the year
1903, anc the other in the ailedged uncon-
ssitptioaality Of isgislating until that PEE
Rod.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-24

panied by the test a57daoit, as il Is called,
Of the party himself, swearing TO his neu-
trail character, and fully stating his right to
the property claimed by him, and the funds
by which he acquired il. II should con-
clude with the usual averment, that no enr-
my of Great Britain has any concern with
the goods; that they were at the simrsot
capture, and would be if restored, The sole
and exclusive property Of the claimant.
Copies of letters and papers should be au.
thenticat=d by tarialcersihcate Of COM
parison, and net by the mere veri6oasion
of the party. s.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-24
NEW YORK, December af.

Inc following extract of a letter from
ialIfax, Neva-Scotla, to a merchant ia
MS city, dated November aSth, is COM
aunlcated 10 the editor of the Mercantile
Advsrsises for publication:
"lhe trial of the Ocean, captain Hus-
EEoaN came on the 18th inst. The ship was
P'Oerated, but the whole of the cargo de.
Freed for further proof. Mr.. Stewart,
Pead,ng counsel for the claimants, has given
rs directions as 70 the kind of proof me-
|.essary, and we enclose copy for your
Pnformatiou. :
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-24
N o C E.

THE Stock Holders in the Marine Infurance
4 Company, of Alexandra, are informed,
that an election for fifteen Directors to manage
the affairs Of the faid Company for the year en-
flung, will be held 1t the court.houle, in Alex
andria, the ! 9Th Of next month
By ofde, Of the DiyeRoys,
VIM. Hawthorne, PreGdent.
18th mo-. a4d. -
Or Mr.. Green, Fredericksburg Mr.. Da-
Wis, Richmond; Mr.. Bowen, Wincheaer; a.e
rteueHed TO infert the above two weeks in their
REFLECTIVE papers. .
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-24
IN SEN ATE.

The Senate have appointed Messrs, Ira.
CIV, Anderson, Worthington, Adams and
Wright, committee to examine the act
admitting Ohio. as a state into the union,
and authorising them TO report by bill or
otherwise, on the manner in which the mo-
sney appropriated BY the said act ought to
be applied.
They have likewise appointed Messrs.
Mltch:ll, Baldwin, and Tracy, d commit
tee to inquire into the expediehcy of APP
propria,ing further sum for the purchase
Of maps and books for the library.
On Monday aud Tuesday last, the Sem
ate eresengaged on "a motion of Mr.. Brad.
ley, for leave TO bring in bill TO prohibit
the importation of slaves into any port or
place within, the jurisdiction of the United
States, from and after the st day of Jan.
1908.
On this motion the previous question
was called, viz.
Shall the main question be now put 2"
----and passed I'M the affirmative, as fol-
lows
YEAS.
Messrs. Anderson, Bradley, Concit,--
Fenner, Rowland Kitchsll, Logan, Maclay,
Mi,chill, Plumer, Smith (of Md Smith,
(ofTen.) Smith (of Vr.) Stone, Thurs.on,
and WorshIngton
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-24
DIRECTIONS.

Inc claimants must produce tho original
.suer OF order, or notarial copy of il, by
virtue OF which the goods from Amster.
Jam were shipped on neutral account, to-
ss'0er w'sh all let.ers of advice and of cor.
yspond ence, bills of lading and invoices,
!, %a'cn concern the shipment, cefti6eo BY
VIC a''sssations of clerks or other indifFer-
Sa1 persons. This proof should be accom-.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-12-24
Alexandria Datlp aoOerttsgr.
To-MoRRow being Chris +
MAS, this paper Wihnot be lilued
till Ihurfday next.
!, TUESDAY, DEcEMsER "a.

The Circuit Court Of the District OF
Columbia for the county of Alexandria rose
on Saturday LAST, after session Q: tour
weeks, aud have adjourned till the fourth
Mond ay in March, for the. purpose Of coaa-
lpleating the. business depending before
them during the session, the following pre-
sentiment was returned by the grand jury OF
the county.
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w. GORE, on
a.
December a..
& O S T.

q rs
n NOTE. OF HAND, drawn by P<,rr ard
= Auder5sn in favor Of the fubfcriber for Two
Hundred and Oae Dollars, twenty-five Cents,
dated the 9TH Of December, payable in 6odsys.
As payment is.foppcd il can be of no ufe 10 the
finder. A liberal reward will be given on leav-
Ing it with the PriHres.
William T.. Cotton.
Dec. "A. d5s.
The Sublcriber has for Sale, at his
Store,
FRENCH BRANDY, in pipes
Sugar by the barrel
Cider and Apples, by the barrel
Soft hell'd Almonds, by the flail
20 boxes of Mu&atel RaiGns
6 boxes Of large Prunes
700 bu1,cls Rhode Inland Potatoes
90 buHlels do. Bcets
sooo VT. Rhede-Iland Cheele; part Of a
hyperion quality
Large New York cabbage.h.ad.
Green Grapes, in Jars
Candles and Soap, in boxes
A parcel Of excellent Flax
Flrf rate Cavendifh Tobacco
Sweet Oranges, Lines and Lemons en-.
general sfortment of Groceries.
. A: Wills
December zr. OF
IL. ~. = -.
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FOR SALE.

ST@HAT large and convenient WAREHOUSE
Il AND LOT or GROUND, ftuate on the
South fide Of King. areet, late the property Of
Charles Tbtrber, dteeslsd; adjoining Meilrs.
r. & w. Riehardion's. The Houfe fronts rs
feet, and 10 depth 70 feet, fubjea to aren't of
Gxty.ieven and a halt dollars. For terms srp!y
W. CORE, or
A. sCHOkFIELE-
# the above Property fhould not be Sold prior
to the ftR day of January next, it will on thar
day be offered at Auction, on credit Of ninety
days. s
PHILIP g. Msraellsr.
December a.. d - ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
[Votumr ,.

| :nent OF that patronage. John Adams. IN b;a
2-i''iiii;;;'ati"n, vert upon the plan Of rncr.,,
\ ing Offices and officers. He expected by tbns
encrTanc bis patronage, and making n,,yrerone
appointments, that he filould atta, = n,,r,a,-
! Gus train of adherents TO him who would I'm.
port his meaiures and his future election he
copied this from the corrup, fyitem OF England
and he clofcd his midnight iabcurs by snnnin,.
ing hxteen new nnnecefary Judges, IT an ex-
pence to the public Of thirty-two thoufani DOL
lars annually. John counted only Gu one eide
OF the cafe. He forgot that where there v,sa
one man TO be benefited by an anpo;ntrr-nt
that al the ref had to pay the oof of II: AMI
that by attaching tie one 20 him f,y ,,atron,rc
he run the riik of lo'ing tbx. nuoaey by t];f,,p
and fuch was the confsquencs /; and rucb viii
ever bethe ccu'equence in free ca,ntry a.ber-
men eaionfo'' thrmfeives and from tbs,rre.yes;
and not from the dictates of others ~ = :
The LET'S quantity of patronage rHAn is b.
cn'nbered with, the fafer he itauds Ek Garnet
pleaie every body by tie uir Of il aud he will
have to refufe, and coniequenty 70 difnieaE,. a
greater humber than he can plcsf-. M. lee.
ffe.oa gained more friends By difmi,fina Jonr
tran of officers, than John Adams aid by ap-
pouring fteH. Live n wife man, Mr. 'je.icr
fon difirantled bimfeif of patroniec.S
The contribution of New York, stSoueh Ike
all the ref it has its defects, arifing frori want
of experience in the renreientative fyifem OF
government at the time it was formed, has Dro-
yided much better, in this cafe, than the conh;-
tuition of Pennsylvania has done. The appoint
menti IN New-York are made by 4 couaeil of
appointment competed Of the governor and a
certain number of members OF the fenate taken
from Inherent parts of the fate. By this means
they have among them Il perfona knowledge of
whoever they appoint. The governor has ono
vote but no NEGATIVE. do not hear complaints
or the abnie OF this kind of patronage.
The contribution of Pennfylvania, nfead of
oelng an Improvement in the repr. tentative fvf-
tenn Of government, is a departure from ,h..
OF i. tits COPY in miniature of the
government of England, eaalliihed at the con-
que't oftlat country by William of NORMANDY.
l haze fhevn this in part in the cafe of the
,,ine>s negative, and fi,an Aiew it more fully as
SO on. This brings me TO fDeak of the ienate.
ITO be Continued. J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
J. ABERCROMBY,

P,2f'ior Of Nyac = BAvciNe, la!e G,o9,
Cbariyfoa
hGS cave 10 Notify, hat he has taken refleDce
- ~ ms city, 10 tic Upper Rooms Of Mr. Varst's
ne" PRICK 'nu'1 on Shoeke Hiil, above Or WIlon',
Hp0thceary Shop, remarkable ple.f,pt r,,,,in,, I.
SAcfe he intend, opening
School FOR DANCING.
&c teaches tie Hl'r1st O. ia Cour, Co,iI;ons.
c'n7'ry nd Far-y DANCES f eally-yil AZ
tend families s5 !nasnt!or Ter ire Vsln, Pnno-Forte
c"tari 'nd t" eiye ii1I n zeal eGu.1ti,, h.,
''e a'co Psnfn 'ent ~ he violin to regulate time
e'ars aud Irect t" voi.s, 10 sfrn.iary ncrcGry to
ih-n - win 20 e@oeli N thofc ac,olr lilrnen,s--
Tens made Known on application.
- DAYS of tea. lirf Jy.rueGtsvr and & .crdsv,
4" "''"cf. sept 6. 2i6SoaN2w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
RUNAWAY NEGRO.

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD, if taken within
iity niles of Richmond and one hundred Dol
'ars i. ei.ken beyond L, will be given TO apprehend
nes'o man named LEWIS, about thirty years of age
who 'at nigh; runaway from ,h- iubfer;bers. He is
very i'oit made, aud about feet TO- or 5 feet l
.n.hes high; has ma!eu.ine oouateuance-had on
When he went away, RuGis Drill Drab Goa, and
panfAioons; but hasa variety of otter cloathing.-
iIe was Formerly the property OF MIR. Edward H&l-
'ain OF Hanover Town, where perhaps he may be
goae-A matters of vefeis are ore,varned from har-
hor.ag or elrryirg him away, under the penalty of
the law. Cu.LIA'r So KJRBY
September 6. (s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
LAND-FOR SHE.

The county OF Lunenburg, lying within one mile
o. the Court-hou!r, on Couches creek; this trae.
coasans even hundred aud flty acres, one hundred
ard tfty cf which IS cleared; comfortably improved,
tor the accommodation of family. This land is W I'll
iuitedt the cultivation of Tobacco Corn and Wheat
a great bargain may be had in this land The
terms may be made known, by application to Major
Grie Green, OF No,toway, who duly auth oriied to
dnPole oil IT. or the fub!crber living ON the preiies.
JOSEPH SMITH.
Lunenburg, Auguf e.-Geptf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
NOTICE.

IL Perions having Claims againa the eaate Of
p Benjamin Crenn,aw, deed Of Gooehland eoun-
ty' are ielueted bring them for ~afd properlv an
thniea'ed, or Of before the Grft day Of december
next otherwle this Advertisement will be Piled in bar
ic-.brrs deirous Of eloing their executor,
81, loon po1ibs.
BERNARD SINS,
REUBEN cREWSH4w Executors.
SEPT. .. (F5tJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
NOTICE.

& Petition will he prefented to the General AZ
iembiy of Virginia, at the mex, feiIion, PRAYING
mat an at may pats 70 incorporate a company for
the Pnrpoe of cutting Canal Oh the fouth Eide of
the Falls OF James River, or otheryfe improving the
naaigaton of the river for the pTage Of Batteaux
and a!!o Tor the etablilnlent of Bank in the town
O. Manchester AuguR i3. (epmL)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-09-10
NOTICE.

sIhl iiIONS will be prelen;ed to the next Gene
4 RAJ An r,by OF Virginia, from the citizens of
me counties ot Fairfax Prince William Culperper,
fanfiuer ion'oun Frederick, Jeferfon Berkley, Sha
nandolh, fianpihire, Hardy, Bottetourt &c. &c.
Praying that the Notes Of the Bank of Potomac NAV
he excepted tT"0l the operation Of the law paed a,
The ais felton, Of their honorable body to prohibit
the CIRCULATION Of private Bank Notes
September q. (la,y 8y.
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'mber G. (3t. p
FOR SHE,

Il the LANDS belonging 10 the COLLEGE
o. WILLIAM and Mary, lying in the copp.
~ OF King WilEam.-I hele LANDS are IN tv,o c,,,
rate raGS Of which borders on the pan,urkev RI
yer, near The town % New Cattle and includes Core
81 tho!e level valuable lands between that town and
Mnncuen miil-they are divided into feven,y-fopr re-.
Moments lome Ct which OF leaie for lives from,
ore to three others are under no leafe. p,E,mon
o. ;ho'c notl1ler icaie, will be given OH the hrn dav
ct January 1900; for thofe und.r eafe all The al
kge intereit will be fold. a fiaen,ent of rho l;,.
as well as the conditions wiicl. tIey are leaGI
"ill be 'hewn to thofe incl;ncd to pu:cbaie, Tbe
HnrcaaeT "n itan1 nftead of the college and r,,av a.
WI aime'f OF arY forfei'ures incurred By non COM,
Pa'e ot the tenants with che conditions of their ref
p"ctive eaies. One fourth Of the p,rcl,a(. n,orey
wi he required, the fri day of January ,eyt AMI
the reraniag three fourhs, in equal paynents 20 he
made en- he fin lay of Jaru,ry, in the wears 1907
1909 a3d lSO0 viz. iatereft :ror IL. irl dav of +
nHary 1905 boHd. for The ameugt viii be required.
ana the furchaer &C paf.hafsr, Gan hav. little, on
making 'ne Hfit payments, and granting DEED Of
ru" or me land with reljuq i0rlt ut Of Dover. TO
feeura the three laa payments
u no. dhpoiei Of at private fac lin which c,G,
F0tiee WI be Rlvsr) the teneuent3 called the lower
college, either !r2eyl'ey unitei 20 ft p,,r~h, FIRE
V be told publicly on the FRA NIcuaay in O4obsr
next % that teueneur occupied by Mrs. ti,,rle,
ard thoe OF the upper college in le manner on the
leconJ Monday in November, OIL that tenement DC
suPicd by Mrs DfJry, as tavern.
WI. COLEMAN,
Agent for the College of VIM. &, Mary
Septealber g. { 3,v