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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
M II K K I E ID,

On Thurfday lat. BATHURST JONES, EGa
to Mrs. BARBARA O. THILMAN both of Han
over County.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19

We are happy TO have it in our power to an.
nounce the arrival here on Wedncfday Ian. of
two companies of United States troons. com
manded by captains Sparks and Biiej. We
think that about ten companies more, " ou!d be
amply efficient to meet any exigency. IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
Halifax, nv. S. J OGober 9s.

Two days ago. the Mermaid ipoke an Anne
i1can vefel from Bilboa for Marblchead, cut 5
days; who informed that Spain had actually
declared VAR againft the American States ;
and that he was obliged to cut and run, to fave
his vefiel.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
(NorfoK Herald. J
SOUdLLTi

The United States frigate Congrefs, Capt.
Decatur, which failed from Hampton Roads
on Saturday lan for Warrington City, is again
returned into the Roads, owing, as we are told,
to orders from the feat of government, for her
going Immediately on cruife. The Conftel-
iation, capt. Stewart, whof- arrival in Hamp-
ton Roads, WAS mentioned in our laf, has, we
are ALTO informed, received fmilar orders
(Ibid.J
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
NEW-ORLEANs, Oaober &.

His Excellcncy Gov. CLAIBORNE and fpit,
returned to this city late laf evening, from
tour through the counties Of German Coat,
La FoGrche, Acadia, I5erve, Point Coupee
aud Concordia-and this morning his arrival
was announced by federal falute. We arc
happy to have II in our power TO Fate that his
excellency has entirely recovered from the fever
with which he has been affixed. O,L Ga.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19

Died at New-orleans on 'he 9th ult in his 64t
year, .41gsfin De,5igny, Eh1. late PRECEDENT of III
central college of the department. of Ailhe, in Franc.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19

The file of n. Orleans papers which we re-
ceived by yeGerday's Wefern mail, contains no
more than the following interening articles, ref
pecting the diipolitions made at New Orleans,
to meet the probable exigeucy of the times.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19

The infolence of freeboo,ers, encouraged BY our
tame endurance of their Piraees has reached the ne
pips ultra of aggreil;on.
Dur coating vefIel,. pa0fng from one port of the
United States TO another, are longer exempt from
plumber and infu,.
Inc ichooner 1etitia, CAPT. Franklin, belonging to
Philadelphia, and hound from this port New-Cr-
leans has been captured by Spanh cruer, and fcnt
to the Havanna-Pol Rec.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19

Madame Jerome Bonaparte and child, Mr:.
Anderlon, Mrs. EIDE, and Mr.. Robert Patterion,
came paiIengers in the Mars, from London.
(Bah. 71eiegyupke.j
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19

!, General Miranda, the famous Mexican .eheral,
and the inplaeabe enemy Of Spain, has, we perceive
arrived at NewYork, in good time to lend his pro-
fenional Kill. With her hardy fons of the WEI, and
her brave on the ocean, Columbia quickly re-
drels herielf, and amply ,oo for all the wrongs re-
eeyed from this imbecile asygreilor.
P,b y e.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-11-19
YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY.

Derry, GA. 81, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
GENERAL EAToN.

The public are anxious 10 learn so,r.
particulars of their countryman, who has
sss &c, acquired so much fame in Af,ica
we understand he is native of the IVES.
tern part of.be state, (BrimGeld1 and has
. w'ie and family there, or Vermont.
nc was educated, on the savings Of his
p =, = as solder IN the revolutionary army
= Ds's'noush College ; aud gradu ted a.
% ne year 1898. He was Captain
~ me u States service at Gen. It Cars
defeat near the Miami, where he s;vnaliz
20 hrs Courage President washington
appointed bIm Consul to Tunis w6ere he
,,scnarged his duty with zeal and ABILITY.
W men tie expelled Bashaw of Tripoli,
faai iiamet CaramsnIi) applied to the
1"''sd States, through Commodore Nor.
u.s. Tor his assistance in recovering the
'nsone usurped by his brother aud pro-
in'sing on his part, would the y. States
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
In council. .Inlv la Ia

Ut is advised thas ia The distribution a. Arms
70 any troop Of Cavalry, none be furnishedto INC
commissioned officers. ana a sword 0niy b. fur
n'shed TO the musician belonging 70 sucl troop
and thar in ell cases where il shall be diseasd
iliat troops OF ea9ary be AIMED agreeSby 70 theif
strength fhe rciurns TO bemade for the purpo,
ofascertaning The number Of arms proper IN any
such case 10 be issued shall be made 20 the Office
Of the Adiusut General
kxtrad fror the Journal,
DAM l.. IIvLroN, elk OF the CT.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
A THRILLING woNTD-

! :, ! ;'iiae TO sfifis this yoIati'e az.
9 on. sa.;es' and nothing bu, TRIES s,,,,
.ne .rsninsss' ieiow is higl,est prefsr,,S'
'' .. 'rr'l"gest madam Is s,ill moss ssm;,a
rs;' sun, ss II i'iang. of,riieg fen sho,,
mugs solemn and serious 10 time. ro.'s
neT 'me eStheirnealrh. & ,I.sir
ana cen reputation, oft tribe away '''''"sy'
Honesty and honor are ,ria.. h.,s.
The svs,s,, Of ,no -. Si.en Is sried quite aumb
a nd religion 10 made grand ,rii,e os al.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
FOR R.fL7YMoKE.
Twelve Dollars Reward.

- oN away from the sub.cribsr living in ,le
N county OF Campbell, near Seneca MI, !. !.
bout me oh inst a ne gro man named Willis
about ~ or y years old yellow complexion nor or
very iali' but well proportioned Icsnnot do.
se,is' ms d ess a. he carried number of clothes
WIN. ann via give the abose ward over
ann am, anIvs VIVA. the law blows any person Who
WI dshssr h,mto rue at the absve rnen,inoeri
place, or secure him in an Iail so that j, b;,,,
a8slh- PHILIP PAYNE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

advance $4,000 dollars, 10000 stand Of
arms, ,Sec. and CO operate with their f,eet.
he would, if successful. MAKE an adyan,a'
goods Peace with the United States - a
correspondence On the subje0 passed be-
tween the Secretary of State (Nir. Mad
SON and Mr.. Eaton. who made known his
project. The p,ojea was afterwards
sanctioned by The government and Mr..
ta,on commissioned to cooperate w.th
the exiled Basbaw. The consequence is
how known.-Boss. Gem.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

fSwer' einerat's Office, SEPT 10. 1905.
IN pursuance Of the above advice Of Conn
che Captains % Hose troops Of Cavalry. which
have been advised 70 DC armed. aud 10 which
arnshase nor set been Distributed ase reoae s,ed
90 make returns &c strength of their toms zoe.
Pet''vely to this ofSse as soon a. convenient
~ SAP. CoLkAAs, D.,. d,ij. csa,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

From Foniso't's ohiiGdeli,hia Gazeffe.
10 all sctoh; these may came.
The ckLssRArep rHoueH sLIeHrHp
DOCTOR PRUDENCE,
Se'7deta s7setinS and wishesh heQlsh. :
| az lUNM has commenced--. season
wherein remitling, intermitting, nervous
Fevers, and Feyer-and-ague are NOR o,
less prevalent they frequently are produ.
ced by inatten,ion.
- ndeace therefore advises, that those
who are IN the habit OF sleeping wi.btheir
windows open to discontinue the same
ioi notwithstanding some evenings NAV be
warm yet there is generally great
change Sd t.e air abou, rDid-nip hi. an ex.
posore % which, highly injurious. Ma
ny people ave in The habit of sitting seve-
RAJ hours af'eT sunset without any tl,joy
10 shield them from the Deav, winch al
tnls season, is unusually heavy especially
after two or three days -this Is high-
" Improper.
Change Of cioa,hs, when The weather
changes. is nect ssary. Il is better "a 81
do even three Imes, than be confined with
sickness Those citizens who have coun-
Try sears, and are necessarily obliged to
RIDE early and late, ough. not 10 disregard
this advice.
Inc sun IS very powerfdl-his rays are
Tar more senslbIy ielt than IN July, owioo
70 The sudden transitions from cold 90 heal.
Frequent changes in the atmosphere de
Dhi'a'e and dispose The system to diseas
revers are TIE prevailing complains oi
autumn To guard against them AVOID
as much as possible standing or walk !,
w The Sun without an umbrella. Such as
are 10 the habit Of 6aihi,g should by no
means expose themselves 10 The sun. I
Lave seen boys OF twelve and fifteen years
"' age at noon day, alternately IN d
Out OF the waler for an hour or 100 toae.
thsr-- parents should prevent their chIld-
rem from doing thus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

Capt. s;mond, who rived a, no.,o, -,
Sa'uf1ay ~ 50 DAYS from Gibraltar, Nas
originally nom norfolk for Gibraltar viii
: cargo 81 hJur--was taken by several
spanish peyaIeers, caFriedinto Algez;ras
detained SO days, and then bad the caro-
condemned, Capt. 5. saw the orders Of
the priva'eers, which y ere 10 take and send
IN all AMERICAN vessels. ~
we presume 'Iie above mentioned or.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
THE TKiJTu

IT'S good world thar we live IN.
10 lend, to spend, or TO give in;
But 70 beg,:to borrow, or TO get your own.
IT'S The worst world thar ever was know
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

ders were forthe capture oiaIl American
sesseis bound into Gibral,ar--vhich,. we
believe. the Spanisrds chuse 10 consider
~ a state of bIockads.--!f<r. .adv.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND.

,sATuRDAY. SEPTEMBER i. 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

!. q man rHp'eyed in hop ground near
Le~es. laieiy notched pdie. al AK in The.
morning IN order 10 asceua,n he grow Ii
OF he hop-y'oe and at,welve at boon he
found II had sprung z full inch aud half.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
f5 s,as, efa as''er rem a gen,lfuia,, IN 81

f'Ifr0ef OF a letter from a gentleman in 81.
Y. hzarg' cspnty 20 his friend IN Wosjii,ig.
ION, dared ,Ju'y IS, 1905.
On the lSsh of this instant there was a
negro woman delivered near this of dead
shlid' iis head. neck and cars resem-
o'sd 'hnse OF The squirrel, with piece of
loose kin on its forehead, that BY pulling
!, asune.er the teeth Appeared resembling
."ose .. squirrel its bpdy appeared liSs
g'at OF the flying squirrel, wiih mem
orahes reaching from :he fore 10 The hind
'egs' ihe hody was covered With hair. lis
'ail fesembied'theiall of Cur c,.infaon Wild
'a,p,'s. This SINGULAR and disgusting
prodncsionaves vie ed by number Of res
Peciaoie persons of boih sexes.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

We were incorrect in stating, that Com
modoie Murray had resigned his corn.
mand IN tire Mediterranean, and returned
to The United States. Il is Commodore
Barron, who lately commanded our Heel
before Iripoii, and not Mnrray. The Ial-
Ter IS captain in the navy, aud now com.
Ipsnos the irigate Adams, dispatched off
Charleston 5. &. TO look out for the nr;.
yaleers which lately infested tina, coast.
{ Saien Rcg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

The Mayor Of Baltimore. has by procls.
nation subjected The intercourse between
that City and Philadelphia and New-YorI,
TO CERTAIN restrictions.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

The Philadelphia Board Of Health re-
port that about 70 cases of malignant fe
yer existed in Southwark, on The 7 /, ,nst.
and SIN cases within the, limits OF the
city The City Hospital Report. gives 9
new cases in the last % hours, 8 deaths.
and one discharged, cured--27 remaininO,
in The Hospital, 4 Of whom are Gonzales.
cent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14
Extract Of another leter, from friend n

z.-IFIutF y NI0IHfI tfEIcTi JT0D q 1TfeHd N
England.
II still keep drudging at my hooks and
papers, endeavorIng TO support nay tank in
society, Which ] should find difficulty in
doing, did not the respect which. is paid
70 old age and experience in great nes.
sure keep time with the progressive IN
crease OF expenditure which arises from
Defontinusnce Of yanton warfare, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

Captain Boyer, arrived at New York,
from Turks Island, informs us that the
sslt-ponds have failed this season, and
that very little salt is to be obtained.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

GEEERosITY.--As an acknowledgment
OF the gsliAotry ard bravery ofcap,ain De
catur, bis officers ard Gre ", in The des.ruc
lion OF THE f1gase Philadelphia, congress
voted to each officer ard seaman Two
months extra pay. II is SAID hat letters
from the Mediterranean announce chat the
persons concerned refuse TO accept this
grant.--M Y. Morning Chronicle.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

FsoN HALfFAx, AUG. i8.-" On the
10th ins'. three line OF battle ships arrived
hcre--one Of 90 guns & two 74's-Ihe,
belong TO Ad. Cochran's squadron, on the
West India station, and were damaged a,
sea 10 hurricane, which lasted 9 hours.
The 90 gun ship was in great distress. .
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

4 a malignant fever has made lis apr,ear
anee IN New Yotk--Ffseen cases hav.
occurred IN three days.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

The republicans of Delaware have no
minated David Hall, and the federalis,s
James M. Broom as representative n
Congress. "
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

We understand, that Government bays
purchased the brig Dolly, from S. q. Go,
DEM Esq tor 200 dollars.-.M Y. Pan.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-09-14

Extract ola letter from merchant in the
Isle OF France, 10 his correspondent IN
Philadelphia, dated % h April, 1905.
+" You may easily Judge of the gIul OF
this market, when we inform you that
there is al this moment upwards OF / 8 900
hhds. OF Wine here for sale, and other ar.
ticles in proportion"
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
N o T I C E.

THE subscriber being extremely
i anxious to close the business fa0L
H. Of the old concern Of flames s. Lane,
s. Go. 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. 1t is now upwards Of fifteen
months since the dissolution Of the part
nership, and no longer indulgence can
or will be given, after the FIRST day Of
April next.
He will receive Tobacco, Flour, Corn,
Wheat, Rye, Oats and Flax-Seed in
payment, which will prevent the com.
mon excuse, the want Of money.
JAMES S. LANE.
Shepherds Town,
January 1s, 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
For Sale or 10 be RtuirA.

a HOUSE and LOT, situate in
~ Charles Town, Jefferson County,
near the Court House and adjoining the
Public-Square. The Building is of
frame neatly weather-boarded and paint
ed white, two stories high, three rooms
on the lower floor and four on the upper,
and all handsomely finished a large
Kitchen, Meat House, and convenient
Stable infront 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 laboar 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, filled
up again with earth, and completely en-
closed with a stone wall. This Proper-
ty is in Itself well calculated to suit either
a private family, or one who wishes to
keePa House Of Public Entertainment.
its situation in this respect is not eoual.
led by any in the County, and if kept by
genteel person must command at least
an equal share Of the public business in
this place.
ALEXANDER sANDERsoN.
Charles-Town, January rs, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
To be Let,

DETWEEN this and the eighth day
II of February next, at the. late dwell
ing plantation of Angus M'Donald, de-
ceased, on Potomack river, about ten
miles. below Old Town, for one or more
years, a Tract of Land, consisting of
about IS acres of good bottom and
about 40 acres of-upland, or second
bottom, cleared, with three good Sugar
Camps large proportion of the up
land is sowed down in Wheat and Rive ::
If it is not rented Before the 9th dav of
February, it will on that day be let to
the highest bidder. Also, on the same
day and at the same place, SEVEN
SLAVES, to hire for one year.
DANIEL FETTER, Admir-.
January IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
G. O O D S

on hand,
Which, if not disposed of before the
10th day Of February next, he will
then offer at public sale.
JAMES ANDERSON.
Martinsburg, January IS, 1905.
- ]. ANDERSON requests ALL
those indebted to him to make imme-
date payment, as no longer indulgence
can possibly be gwen.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
LESSON FOR THE NEW-rEAR.

LESSON FOR TIE NEW-rEAR.
I'm the foLlo,ufng extract from, de 0d-
dress fine carrier q the Catskill Re,
eorder, an excellent moral IS conveyed
under a pleasing gar6.l
BUT ere we part I'll just relate
An ancient adage, 6x'd as fate,
And rrue.-'Tis for your goodI vend it,
" As you begin the year you'He"dH."
4. Should YOU this day incline to evil,
Through the whole year you'll serve the
~a devil.
.>. Should any scold exert her touge,
Twelve mosths she'll sing the same
sweet song.
Should any Miss till twelve thA night,
Indulge in conduct wild or hSnt,
Or act the coquette, or the Prude,
Treat her gallant with manners rude,
Or frown, or fret or once decline
From virtues straight and obvious line.
Through twelve long months, beyond a
dou bt,
She'll scowl, and frewn, and fret, and
pout.
Be cautious, then, that on this day
You deviiate not from " Wisdo ms way"
Let not the merchant vend his trash
For thrice its worth in ready cash.
Let not the Lawyer, smooth and sly,
Il Conse mt to vend single lie,
Nor grasp, with roguish hand, fee
Forcounsel, worse than none would be.
Let not the Doctor give one pill
Merely to lengthen out his bill.
Nor let the TAYLOR stint one gore,
To add aremnant to bis store.
Let not the eobler slight his shoe,
Nor Iefthe Gambler cheat at Too.
Let every Drunkard quit his cup,
And EP,cures forget to sup.
let nothing fraudulent or foul
This day poilute single soul;
Nor one mean act your hearts debase,
But all the virtues find place.
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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
N o NIT RIA l..

Loek notthou on the hquar r"ien it SpGr-
&kes, urheu it gioe'h its ce!aur in the
cup, Irhen it mepetA itseT Gright: at
the last it Mteth like a serpent, and
stingeth ike an adder" SOLOMON.
THERE is no prevailing evil that in
such a degree debauches the morals,
poisons the happiness and threatens to
DESTROY the liberties of the people ofthis
country, as the excessive and increasing
use Of ardent spirits. The extreme dam
ger to the public, as well as the ruin to
individuals and to their families result
ing from this pestilent source, We intend
to make the subject of frequent animad-
version. In vain have the sages Of this
country formed republican institutions,
in vain NAV we boast (indeed not long
can We boast) of civil freedom, if the
fatal practice Of using ardent spirits as a
common and daily beverage should CON-
tlnue and increase. The duties on spi-
ritsand on wines imported to this coun-
nv. amount to more than six millions of
dollars cara sum more than sufiei-
cntto give constant support to good
schools fer all the children of the country
tttweea the age OF seven and four
teen. You will Observe that merely the
duties Oh liquors imported into the Uni
ted States amount yearly to the aforesaid
sum, exceeding six millions of dollars j,
and how enormous must be the whole re-
tsl cost Of those liquors: 4 large pro-
por> i Of them, it is granted, is export.
ed from hence to other countries but
meanwhile vast quantities Of various
kinds Of ardent spirits are distilled at
home and this kind of manufacture ra-
pidly INCREASES every year. There were
according to the returns for the year
1900, more than twenty thousand stills
in this country, and their number since
has probably increased to ten thousand
more. Our land, exceeding in one re-
spect, the goodly land Of old that flowed
with milk and honey, flows with all the
necessaries of life, hut most abuudantiy
" ithruth, gin, brandy and whisky; and
those streams are eagerly absorbed by its
&A-4aAAaNSN anu CNGt IAISay ulIlADlIantS,
who "spend their money for that which
Is not bread, and their lzbour for that
which satishsth not" The sums which
in tn Is country are yearly lAvished in the
purchase and HHnne.s0ry Ase Of ardent
spirits, are Of astonishing magnitude
they probably exceed the taxes for the
support Of all Our governments, added to
. sum sufficient to support decent
school in every. Considerable ssillage
throughout the union.
The immense waste Of sproperyis,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
TAKEN up by the subscriber on the

TAKEN up by the subscriber on the
L 23rd of November last, sorref
Horse, with both hind feet white, about
fifteen hands high, is blind in the right
eye, between IS and IA years old. is a
natural trotter, shed before, has never
been docked-Apptaised to 90 dollars.
The owner is desired to prove property,
pay charges and take him away. H.,
SIMON MOON.
Middle Greek, Berkeley l -.
County, January 10. 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
FOR SALE.

4 PLANTATION, containing a.
n bout 100 acres, about 100 of which
are cleared; there is aconvenient Dwell.
ing House and Kitchen and good Barn
on the premises near the House is a
We'll thirty feet deep, which never goes
dry when kept clean on one part Of the
Plantation there is large and excellent
SPrinG.-rhe Lanl is OF a superior qua
hty; titles on the road leading from
Martinsborg to Eoyd's Ferry, and is
about six miles from the former place.
lift is not sold h~.ore the first dav of
April next, i, viii be rented for one
year. For terms apply on the premises,
or to the subscriber in Martinsburg.
IGNATlUS PRICE.
January IS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08

CAME to the plantation of the sub
" scriber Sulphur Spring on Opee-
kon Creek on the goth instant, one
dark bay MARE, and one bright bay
HORSE, newly shod all round. The
owner may have them again by proving
property and paving charges.
JOSEPH MINGHINI.
January 25, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-02-08
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