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WANTED LIfINE DIATELT

4 S an Apprentice to the Printing
n Business, lad frena twelve to six.
teen years Of age, Of industrious habts,
of moral conduct, and whose connec tions
are respectable. One from the country
would be preferred.
]: .ALBURTIS.
LnteIIeencsr Office, /
Aarehs, 1905. 5
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19

NOTICE is hereby given, that a
| y dissolution of the partnership Of
Philis Brady h John M'KirrnAn, took
place on the first dav OF the present
IN 'n;h, by mutual eonatnt, all persons
therefore indebted to the said firm, will
please call on rhlis Brady, %who is au-
thori.ed to settle all the affairs of the
said firm, and discharge their respective
accounts.
PILLS BRADY,
JOHN M'KlERNAN.
April 5, 1905.
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Tie e!rf,s1t f1A-dred H0rss,

- ~
II Ill s,.Od III, SEASON at the stable
W Of Mrs. E,khaft in ShePherd's-
Town, JeFsrsoa County, at the low rata
Of dollars M sGason, 10 be paid against
IN 1>tot September next, but 6 dollars
v III " ,nk-n N lieu Of lh~ if paid with
ill - sr+Son, and l ? dollars for insur-
az, to be paid as soou as the mare is
kaown to be with ioal, dIsPo4ing of the
mare torte!ts the m6Hev ~he,her she is
with foai or not. The season has COM
antRse4 and Will end the Isl Of J4ly. His
coils NEE, with me sypc"5a,ioa Of the
people generally, and are considered su-
PtHor 70 any others in this county
Civic will stand the FIRST dav of the cleo
. ton at MIR. Groves stable ia Martins
burg.
MACKY NpCULLOH.
April 1R, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-04-19
For SALE

a PLANTATION, containing =
L A bout $50 acres, about 100 OF which
arc Cleared ;-there is convenient Dwell
ing House and Kitchen and good Barn
on the premises r5the House is q
Well thirty feet deep, which never goes
dry when kept clean on one part Of the
Plantation there is large and excellent
SPring.-Ihe Land is OF superior QUA
hty; II lies on the road leading from
Martinsburg to Boyd's Ferry. and i.
about six miles from the former place
For terms apply on the premises, or -
the subscriber in MArtlnsburS.
IGNATIUS PRICE,.
January IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-18

Itisa curious TACT that the natives Of
owhyhses where captain Cook lost his
life, have, since the mrh Of The well
known voyage or captain Vancouver,
made astonishing advances 10 dsxterity
andtkiiiin our most useful E European ans.
'rama- hama the hing Is anothcr Peter the
Great. Captain Vancouver laid down
the keel of Ms lkrst vessel id i5e2. He
Is nov master Of more than twenty YES
sells, some even copper bottomed of diff
ferent sizes. from twenty-five 70 City
tona. He encourages Europcans % settle
IN the island, provided they be industri-
ous and acquainted with the aria which
maybe ofuse 70 him. He has ! company
0fbody guards whom he makes q Initiate
he Enropean discipline. He has : %.
kee, built il the fashion Of Europe, az
brick, with glasswindows. Hissubieeis
have learned 10 make trading voyages,
= far q the North Wsst Coast &c Ameri-
ca.--Hs has accumnlated larger stores of
Ere arms guu.poWder, hardware and cloth'
Of different soFts than he has occasion To-
eonsume. Asitis truth, howeyersu ear.
prising L msy appear, that Ne and his sub.
iects already mediate the design of 1
trade With China to Be CARED ofl ia yes.
sels Of theirown construction, navigated
bytheir own people. The population Of
Owhyhee and thc other Sandwich Isles,
has Increased considerably, sinss they
were nrst discovered. On the contrary.
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HOME.


when norih winds rage and tempesss
howl,
And great folks on misfortune seowi,
How sweet, remote from hnsy LIE.
To press thy ehildren and Thy vile,
Secure q home
When merit meets 1 tho1sand eires.
And vice I pleasing semblancs wears,
Would thon her bAfhed dart elude I
Fly 20 the bosom ofthe good,
And cherish homel
When evening dewy staf ascends,
Then with few but real friends
Welfare thy aeeting moment spent,
Bountso1s Thy board thy guest content!
Thea welcome homel
Should sorrow's child thyprecinctstre tread,
It's time 70 raise his dropping heads
His burning tears shall cease % ilow,
Hisheart with grateful warmth shalI glow,
And bless ny home
Ais unudmbersd MS I view,
Thy heart shall bear, andssieks1 TOO
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and the venerial disease, from 800. 600
sonls u Iittls nare thnn 5000
ss.se,,. 49, ..S,a
HE LAf.thEAEHEh.
3 ~ shyseg 1o nay'z.. 1
Or "a inlunEtions tins appearss q
hrst sight, ne most unnecessary One
would suppose that the seliishness Of our
nature could he Z sufhcient pledge Tor
Outstanding nom injury 20 ourselves. Yet
strange g tell, although We afe fefse.
etted With thousand nnisioftunet from
without, We are still 60 10 love win pain,
that We strive eagerly and assiduously 70
harm ourseites, and invite tie vhltnre
and viper vices e their prey.
Paul used The cautionary Language Of
my text, e the alarmed gaoIer & Philip
ri, and ! am surprised that when The AL
postie was 20 longer j. durance, and
Writing coolly n his closet admonitory
letters e The Romans, corinthians aid
others, he did not repeat the injunction.
Few but would have pro6fed ~ such !
iesson. For, nine lines out Of ten, ~
ven 10 this unlncky world, men suffer
more from the harms which they bring
upon themselves than from those inaicf-l
ed BY Others. The FIRST class ofin.
juries beget ! greater remorse too than
the second. When lightning seathes
the OAK Of our forest, Or Jhail stones
beat The harvest into dust when mil
dew taints the field, Or tempest unroofs8
hahitations when pestilence discharg-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-18
Freh Fall and Winter
q @ O. D. S

p z Buhscfi6er, having selected the
i whole ofhis Fall and Winter Az
edrtment from the present impoftationa,
lbsgs leave toolfer and recommend them
THE most reduced cash prices 10 his
ensfomers Il such selections, airedu-
ced prices, are sufficient recommendati.
ons, he Aatfers himself he may 81 entit-
ledto = share DC public patronage.
JEREMIAH EVANS. q
Martinshnrg. October 10, 1906.
N. b. A very general assortment Of
GROCERIES, Cr6sSlsy and BEsfered
STEEL, on hand = usual. &.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-18

Disease md VAN, md anguish re
Hark ! rs Tie widow orphan s-ery |
They have % home !
Should wars shrill trumpet atriks dime
ear, 4
Alike remote from pride Or fear,
Honour unsheathes thy shining sword
To conquer OTTO die | he word,
Pfotecs ny home
Thy children's children sh1ll receive
From thee recipe 20 Hive
Their blessinks and their deeds arise
u blendid fragrance % tie skies,
Their native home!
When age has frosted ev,ry hair,
And loosen'd Ties remove Thy care;
Then, when Tie veil Is halt Withdrawn,
PIeas'd shait thou hail the rising morn.
Thy last bright homss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-18

1oyters, been iiminished 81 dissolnte.
ness, idlencss, child mnrdst, spall pox.
and the venerial disease, from 800, 600
sopls y Essls nore than 5000 1
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AlRTLNsBCRc, October IL.


PAnnsyLvAHIA ELEcflok.
The last acrosjiss from Pennsyipanid,
(so yhf al tie yefnrns had been receiisrdJ j
rovs Governor Jf,Ksaa 4 majeriss 81
s,27s ooer ~ eaponeas Ssydtr.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-10-18

.Whichs having been selected from the
latsss importstions with great care. and
purchased atredueed prices, he can e.
commend 70 the attention a Al whowish
. buy Goods on reasonable terms.
Among his Groceries he hasfeceived
alarge quantity Of COFFEE, Of the
6rst quality, which he can venunre 70
pay i better than any sold II Martins
burg Cor annmb1r ofyears.
THOMAS C. SMITH.
Maftinsburg. October 10, 1s0s.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
BANKS OF THE MAIN, Nov. ?.

The celebrated traveller VoN HuMsoLDr,
wrote a letter to his Prufiian maiefty. immedi-
ately on HI. arrival at Paris. The following is
the Hattering anfwer he received from that mo-
march
/" I have feen, with the mot lively interea,
By your letter of the Sd of this month, that you
have hfely returned to Europe, after a voyage
of fuch Importance to the fudy or nature and
the knowledge of foreign nations and that, af-
ter fettling your literary affairs ut Paris, and
whiting your brother at Rome, you propof. TO
return TO your native countr, to live at Berlin,
and 10 employ yourfelf with the publication of
your mauufcrpts and drawings relative to the
countries on the American continent.-I have
no difiicultyin granting you the perrniffion you
requeit, to continue in France and Italy till the
next tummer; and, notwithstanding nv dehre
to become acquainted with man, who, out of
the love to the licences, has fupported for years
with unparalleled conitancy, the greateh fa-
tigues, and braved dangers, in unknown regi-
ons, and who has thereby thed new lutre on
his country; yet / cannot forbear doing ;ufticc
TO the motives which have led you to this de-
termination. This perrniaion | accompany
with the sliurance, that on your return to your
country. you fha eIiov, rot only all the conf
deration due to merit, e. difiretii1ied as YOURS,
but that peniion fhall likewife be aligned
ypH, IIdt you may DC chdOied 20 dev0ts your-
ieif entirely 70 the fciences.-The preieut which
you propoie to make of your collection TO my
cabinet of mineraogy, demands my highef ack-
nowledge7lents, not only on account of their
real value, but becaufc you merely afford ma
niteit proof Of Your love 10 your country. I
eE?ctt It With impatience, as we'll as the extra
ordinary piece of Platina, with which yon in
tead 20 enrich my cabinet. am not lers ohliQ-
ed TO yon for having thought Of embellifhing
my botanic garden by means of the feeds of un-
known plants.
! AN, with particular efteem,
Your king.
(Sisned) FREDERICK WILLIAM.
Fotida.r, September "a, 1904.
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9iarrit
COMMUNICATED.

The C-ccian Song in honour of Harmodins
nd Aria >giton, who fell martyrs to their pa
riotic etfortsto reltorethe democracy of Athens,
y killing Hippias and Hipparchus, the ions OF
iiiftratus the tyrant.--They made the noble
tempt on the day of the Panatheneum, or
ceat annual fefiyal their daggers, to eicape
derivation, being concealed under twigs of
,yrtle.
NEUs.
TIL walk prepaid my fword to WELD.
My fword b. myrtle leaves conceaPd
As by Harmodius brave was done,
And fearlefs Aritogiton:-
Who, giving tvrant-power its due,
The fon of Pililtratus flew;
And gaiu'd for Athens freed, the reign
Ofjuif and equal laws again.
Bslov'd Harrucdius tho The force
OF murderous weapons CORD thy corfe,
Thou art not dead the fates deny
That friends TO virtue e'er Mould die.
Thou liv'f in happinefs and ret.
Where, in tne Giands of the Blef,
Achilles fwift of foot abides,
and valiant Diomede reiides.
TIL walk prepaid my rword to WELD,
My fword by myrtle leaves conccafd;
As by Harnodus brave was done,
And fearlefs Ariitogiion =
Who, giving tyrant power lis due,
The gallant prince HipParchus few;
Where crouds were met, with gazing eyes,
Their public feat to folernnize.
We patriot pair, intranc'd I view
Eternal glory wait on you
Beyond what ever went before,
To laf till time fhall be no more;
Becaufe, prepare to af your part,
Ye pierc'd the opprehors' cruel heart,
And gain'd for Athens freed the reign
OF juit and equal laws again.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
10 NoN-REsIDBvTs OF KEN7UcKr.

HE SUBSCRIBER H7,ing in the neighbour
I bood etFrankfort, Kentucky, baDiAg Under
taken to pay the taxes Of a nR,n6er Of genfLez,ea
re/6iHg ia Vrginia and eJeaVbere, on their Eand,
in this fate, and Gnding that TIE rsifting ofsno-
ney to bin far that Pwp9te is atfeAdea evfb great
difficulties, rjR and trouble, broboycJ ii tn fojc
gentlemen and any Others qVbo may Ead il an &c
communication TO tben, following bioR, TO 4vit
Tbat they nal aepoGt their uonry IN either offbs
tanks Of RicbmoA6, Hieyaadria, George to1vn or
Baltimore, on ar GGtoyr the fri day Of 1zay an
nH0ily, nnd authorize Jome berjoB at fbo)s Epe-
raj hanks TO adgiIe hin By poR If fbe amount,
and to qvboJeeredt it maine GbtjSd, and i,,6o7p.
er hin, to draqv .f5rk5e fame, bayabL on Egbf.
The Land5 efnOA-rsfdeHfJ are 0dUerfized a5om
fbefr9 IF Jaly, 7obieb is an exbence If t1Veniy.
fTe cents on eae5 haa. The ft6/cribry'J trait
will command tbe ceB in this Rafe, and as I5oa
as bis 6HJ are honoured at any otbe aboz,s menfi-
osed hanks, be qViH aduanee tie nohey IN Ken.
tneky, dedUffigg If5eH and a balf Percent commit
on for bis trouble, in attending TO and eveeKitGR
tie bnfNeIJ. lie zvW enclo/e dabHcaie reeei5fi
10 tboie hanks in qVbicb the moaeg is Gfbofe4, or
to tbe probrieferJ ettbe nd, keebing TIE origiaai
IN bis ozVnb96Sfo0, foeorre any cyrorJ zv5ieJ5noy
chr IN tile auditors 95ire Of Ke1fuckg. To I5of
genf|emeH 7cbo may qVjb TO pag fbcir feees IL
this qoay, and 7Vbo bare net n pey/onai aegiAaia.
lance 40itk the G1bItribe,, be hers keaue to refr
them TO TIE Han. To6a Brccke8yilee, tie Hen.
Maffde7O Walfoa, EJqr5. nov in Coagrel5, at l6s
tity Of W'a/5ingfo1, or TO Gen. 'TobH Prc,2on of
Montgomery eoa1ty, and Call JaD,eJ Bysekenridge
IF Bofetoart county, Virginia, asf tire eoafdeaes
eOlieb mag be rfpo)s4M him.
NATHANIEL HHRT.
~. b. TIE boj7age on uH LfferJ dire9ed to mr.
7g tie eboze olfsejJ r4gf be Said.
Deee76cr IS, 1904. (eSfl Mars
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NOTICE.

HE .fbfr;kerS ba4i9g bilf IN cHffo iIeir re.
L tail bXfnej5, reqpsf TIC debtors to iris fr,p 70
came torzoard, zvitboat Ig Of tine, to ba7e fbejr
"rr9"nfJ a9jqRed, and to peg 5y52t 07rg be DIX.
rs great iaGaigeaee has been ALREADY siveA, fur
tier cannot rs1ioHn6iy be e<1e.7e4. Ce5res .Ie-
Crf9ie eOW 0tfead at this place, for The SHrbolSs
et(Sttlfng the accounts, and reeei7Tny 9aymsrt5.
7b2ie qcbo do net par, or FiVe Jcgiilfa17org aGa-
ranee ofPaging /9oa, mae biamr i5en.jsickJ II
puts are ig2ifntsd GgaiaG them.
LILLE 81 nc CREOLE.
M01ebcaer, FEB. s.-----(rpsgv.)
/ RIsH LINN aaI 5Js,iiag,; s.5eyfae C.e5, and
CalTmsre5
L.Jia, Hrfisa a7J Fyersb Sill
DO 1dpH Null IIgGas;
De. 90. do. HbdlG.
Fang Muffin, Pej, agl Sbq7g5;
C0!osaS i1gfia5 Caagjtis& Dia5!:iss = CeNiso,
Lae,i Cap anu Heh5
DO. HlA'S and Sbo.ybj
Ia. C!o9.s anf NH
MP Lr0tiey aai kid Ckps,.
For sale by
BARTLETT STILL
Janusry L. If
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JOHN sPINDLRR,

D ESPECTFULLY Informs ne Iad;rs ar1
~ Gentlemen of Riebmond, fbat be intends to
teach DRAFTING, PAINTING in oil C9lours
and Crayons, and zUonH i1lfyuct or 1ubiL il,
tboe brnnches, ebs y es;;:a;;; I'll: item. o., nj
bi5 6sgle, q1'9Efe Tbomas J1Ilfsn'y Eff. back
JFreet.
N. B. Sign, Ro.1t, and Military Colours SENT
cd By J. S. Orders from tie eoantyy phnauaLy
Attended 10. ei2Dn.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
IOuTSJ YeTy TeipclUuIIy,
]. MADISON.
Williamsburg, Feb. !, 1905.
No. WILLIAM PRsNTIs,1
Psfer5GwR.

Il fource Of unfeigred fatsfaaion to every one
,hofs mind IS not eGrauged from Eyf b,iasibes and
RJ1n, to find that Fiflory of the revolutionary
Ear, is a; length announced by Mrs. M. WAsEzN,
Plymouth.
It is uesielsto obferve to any pe7fon IN the north
~ Rates thar Mrs. Warren IS ne fAer of tar,es o.
the rraeer-fpirit Of the Revolution that Tie has
cn eonvernt during every part Of the period which
defcribesl with the NOR illaarious ta'einen aud
triots who produced and guided the Revolutions a.
ong whom nor own lui5lnd the prefer, Gen. War
u, was byno -ea1s the leaf confpituot,. Her four
of irf,roa ion IRE therefore the NOT authentic
her fidelity to them, and her ability 70 clotl :
= It eagsiys',Dg drss, IRE rsdGplissls.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
FOR SHE,
TUX ONLE,
By WILLIAM ROSS, AT TEE EAGLE TAVERN:

run ONLE,
By WILLIAM ROSS, AT TEE EAGLE TAVERN:
tiy-ten- ya.as Fa::cJ-, Ec;!o:ot, Ci;iis:is7s
: !. and Swanidown Weltcoatng,
cafes Britannas, / bale Tickienburgs,
cafes and trunks Chintzes and Callicoes,
cafe Cotton Shawsa and Pocket Hhdkfs
do. India Sattins, aiIorted colours,
bale Gurrah Mullins,
2 do. Bata do.
d. Gotta do.
do Jaannah Mamoody do
do do. Sannah do.
60 boxes Spaniih Segars,
90 do containing fetts Of Tea China 81 pieces eacL
5 do. a1Iortcd ditto.
80 rheam Medium Veilum Printing Paper,
do. Foollcap Writing ditto.
ALTO, 5 boxes Glals Tumblers and Decanters.
N. B. Crop Tobacco Flour, or Flax-Seed, will be
taken in payment cath.
January !. QawtD
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DAVID ROSS.
TO PRINT ER S.
HENRY oURAM-pRFss. MIXER.

So~fb-e0Jf corner Of Pr,ms and Sixfb.freefs.
=. ESPECTFULLY Informs TIE tra11s, tidi be
y undertakes TO llt9pip Printing! fees qoit6
rVe,y thing in bis hinei bavizg a eon.3lag- P-i:-
t~'J Joiner, e0nRantlr eHa3loTed IN making Ire
7r2od Pert OF PrsPtJ, FHr1ifwr, Rmlcs, Sc. gJ'e.
Chgits cfaN fSes, Comb9Gng Sficks. B,aL5 .
Wood G0LlcyS, -. q. eogqantiy on band, or
made TO order Egilb 9ypGfcb and aeatrelj.
Orders from Gay pert cfibs C5a.:i.sat otte,ad-
ed TO-. F.aiinG. Jan. ). ep3n.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
BROKERS NFrICR
PUBLIC NOTICE IS GIvEN.

- HAT the Preident and Common Council of
the Cisy Of Richmond, vii, 4, their NIX.
Monthly Meeting, TO be held at the Court lruce CT
the Sd Monday in February next, proceed to recon-
mend TO the Court of Huitings of fad city, one Sit
within the !ane, in the room of JOS. Chldrefs, re-
fgned. AND: STEVENSON, c. c. c.
Jan. %. dofa.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
NOTICE.

rFHOSE ipdI.ej 70 the late firm e,f S6aat; %
MPae, eit5cy b. Berd sy ober a-e9ges are dsf,eS
f0 make pay0s-Ht 6ore 70 + lfpek. iii fr;!a7 &c esv,.
u zOW find TIER accounts in .be kaad5 Of an a::,,-,
COIN 1G-4C.2.Ir.
MaaHb5Rer, Jaanary l5.-(2a7D.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15

HUGH J. CRAVE, 70,
HAS Tut Received, per the nip Az ,nder, from
Z 4 London: A general Ancrtment CT Genuine
DRUGS & MEDICINES, which he will dlpofe Of
Oh moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec. 25. (law2m.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-15
am yours, &c. &c.
WILLIAM PRENTIS.
Data-u,.,r1 E.L

DEAR SIR,
THE MAP of VIRGINIA, TO which You
have lent 10 comfortable atfitance in the col
Ie6tion Of fonc of the neceffary materials, is
nearly completed. For the forurar 'nefs of the
work, am indebted to MIR. W7Aia.r Daz;5,
whom have found TO be neat, correct and
intelligent dfaughtfinan.
In making TO orr couptryrnen Your propc-
falls for the publication Of this Map, it viii be
proper 70 mention, in few words, the data
upon which it is founded. Thsfe ought to be
known, in order that fone previous judgment
may be formed of its pretenfons 10 public at
tention and encouragement ; and alto, that it
may not be fuppoied, greater degree of accu-
racy is afumed, than the information pohefTcd
viii warrant. For this purpofe, it may be fla
ted
IN. That The latitudeand loneitudc Of feve-
~ m f5tsi All prints, afcertsrci Til or ate,
afford 70 many effential republics in the forma-
ticu of Map, and cannot fail, as far as they
extend, to condnH to greater accuracy.
9iy. That plots Of counties, frrnned by
their furycyors, particularly by tbofe of the
tra7fnOnfane and middle parts of the ftatc,
have been collected with much labor, and very
ccHfTerabe fuccefs that furveys ALTO, which
h7vr been made of the boundaries of counties,
Of RE ccurfes of rivers, of the bearings of
mountains, and OF the diftance Of places, have
been fought for with the prcatcf diligence, and
obtained, except in few nftancss.
silly. That the exrofure of the fra deli.
n-7,iOn TO the an-padverlion of the Reprefen-
tatives in Richmond, whole local information
NAV be prefhncd to he correct, has afforded
the means Of retrenching many errors, and of
fupplyiug deficiency in materials.
Laflv. The completion of the boundaries of
The fate, together with the labors of thof- who
have precededin the fame work, flrnilh prn-
ciples for geographical combination, which lead,
in foms CAFES. TO ufef4l rcfiilts.
Such is thc ground work of the Mqp.-Tts
6zr which will BE- S feet inches in enoth, and
feet inches in breadth, will be found, \ think,
efficiently fuited TO the magnitude of thc Fate.
With reject 70 the delnration. Il is obfer-
we'd, that accuracy, 70 far as the prefent iate Of
the geographical knowledge of this conntry
could be oh'ained. aud will permit, has beer
fudiouilv aimed at. The degree of CORE anefs
Of which the Map may boat, is greatly flort
of that which MIGHT he attained by the interpo-
f'iou Of the legi1ature of Virginia IT is only
her fat, which can give exiGence to perfectly
juf picture Of hcrfelf. IN the mean time, fat
ter mvfelf that the reprefentaton which is now
promoted to be exhibited, Imperfect as it NAV
be- in fome reflects, will Fill be found more "a
t'sf1Hory, than any which hath hitherto az
pe1red and will aid in the promotion of that
geogr'phical knowledge, which is the moa in
fereft'ng 10 every Virgnian.
an, Dear Sir.
Yours, very RESPECTFULLY,
]. MADISON.
Willianfburg, Feb. !, 1905.
Mo. WILLIAM PRsSTIs,l
Psfey1gwg.
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FOR SIZE.

LIVE Eihds. and 10 or. caiSs Of LONDON PAR
/ TiCULAR TENERiFFE WINE of Gnerior
quality, on credit of 100 days-Nepatiahle nos.a
Enquire of THOMAS NORVFIy,.
December %. (rf1
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BARON HUMBoLT.-A Paris paper OF OGto-
Der IS, lays, M. de Humboldt, rreiponden. of
the Infitute had read, at the laf fitting of the
clafs of phvfcs and mathematics, third me-
moir, on the Journey he had performed with NJ.
Bompland in the interior of middle America
and Mexico. In the firft he had traced the Oh
fervationsmade inthe Atlantic ocean, at thefum-
NIT of the Peak or Teneriife, and in the province
OF New Andalufia. In the fecond he had re-
marked his operations in the province of vene-
zeua, and the plains Of Calobozo, VIII, = he had
made fome curious experiments on the Syan--
ius eleif,ic,s In the third memoir be has pre-
tented IN abridged funmary OF his navigation on
the Oronooko. the Rio-Negro, and the Carte
Quiare, 4 dangerous navigation performed TO de-
termire Automatically the Communication of
the Orinaro with The river Amazon. Theie
memoirs, which conpriic every thing intere.t-
ing in theie counties, that relates to geogra-
ply, botany, mineraloSy, and the moral hiitory
of man, viii be 1hortly printed. an artiR has
already commenced the engraving OF ieyeral de-
figns OF Nj. dc Humbolt.
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MAP OF VIRGINIA.

FROM RAs PETERSBURG INrELLIGrNcEs.
Negfs. DICKSON and PEscyD,
THE obje6t of the enclofcd letter will be
anfwered by publifhing it I have therefore to
requeit that you viii infert it in your next pa
per. rough draught of the MAP there
IN referred TO, has been fubmitted 70 the infpec-
ton of the members of the General AGembIy,
who have generally expreiIed their appreciation
of the work, and offered their friendly iuterpo-
htion to infure its publication. In confequence
OF which an ingenious and competent artif has
been engaged to engrave the Map, which
Halter myfef will be executed in ityie not in
ferior 10 any iinilar work in the United States.
ProPofals will be banded to you in a few
days.
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Jan. s.

at the fame sine and place, I w iifpoce of he
other undivided third part Of he rid Norwich Mills
and will ALTO diff pole Of valuable traa Of LAND
adjoining thereto, which contains about fvc hur,ej
acres, wth various improvements The whole is j w,
luable eitate.-Mr. Hooisn wiz thev the Mills lr,a
the and The terms OF paYmsnI lor the S.ii laud
ana the other third part Of toe Mills viii be half red
d. money, and Twelve months credi, for the Other
half.
DAVID pDS2i