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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
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To SUBSCRIBERS.

tits avery unpleasant task to be obi
g-d so frequently to call on those in ar
rcars Tor this paper, to make payment.
Some have listened to my last request,
and have paid or their accounts-to such
lt.ndsr my grateful acknowledgements.
There are many, however, who have
not, but hope it is from no other mo-
tive than the want OF an opportunity of
forwarding, hrir money to Martinsourg;
this difficulty NAV be otviated BY lodg-
ing what may be due with any of the
gentlemen to whose care the 1nteNigen-
Seris entrusted. !
I would again beg leave 20 inform
such as are indie bted to me, that have
considerable SUN to pay by the list Of
April next, which cannot do without
{ their assistance would also again call
70 their recollection the heavy expenses
attending the issuing Of a newspaper, in
, doing which, every article used, must
be paid for in cash. When they are thus
reminded, and reaec, that every sub
scriber who does not pay with punctua-
lily, throws an embarrassment upon the
establishment, they will, l aatter my
! self, Immediately forward me the sum
due. Thatno one may plead as an apo.
, logy for his neglect, that he does not
know the amount Of his bill, it may be
proper to mention, that he whohas never
made payment, can ascertain how
long he has received the paper; that he
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fcnlty in calculating the amount due.
~ L - not believed, nor do I mean to
insinuate, that those who neglect their
payments, intend to wrong the Office,
but il is certain that the neglect, whether
owing to inattention or torHstfulness,
subjects me 30 difficulties, that should
otherwise be clear of.
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due nae from advertising. customers
These above all others, should be pune
tual as there are few printers but what
are paid before publications of this kind
are inserted, and ( think can venture
to assert, that no printer in the United
States, before myself. made reduction
in the price Of advertisements in favour
Of subscribers.
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To the Ctisen' Of Jeferssn, Berkeley
and Hampshire CoMnties.

7 HAVE consented, at the request of
L anumber of my friends, to become
a candidate At the ensuing election for a
representative for this district in the
Congress Of the United States and
now solicit your patronage. 1t has hi
thsFto been so much the custom to ira.
vel through the district, to solicit votes,
that Tor me toomit that part Of the bust
ness, might probably give occasion Of
offence to some-I will therefore devote
as much time rs can be spared for that
purpose; Aattering myself at the same
time, that those gentlemen whom can
not visit previous to the election, will
not imPute it to any want of respect for
them, more than others but to the
want Of sufficient time to make such a
tour. As would rather lose my cleo.
ZION, than gain it by any unfair means :;
my opponent and his friends may res.
assured, that no ungentlemanly or inn
proper conduct on my part, will be re-
sorted to, for the purpose of obtaining
success; and Aatter myself, that
shall be treated with the deiicacy which
! ara determined to exercise towards nv
competitor.
Lam fellow Citizens,
witlrdne respect,
your obedient servant,
JOHN MORROW.
Shepherds. Town, /
February IL, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08


The Answer and Pleas Of Samuel Chasc.
. enc efthe associate Justices 81 Tire Su-
prsme Court ftds United States, to
The articles Impeachment exhibited
against him in the said Court, BY tie
hsaoHrabie the house Of Represenfa-
noes Of the ~Uniied States, in Sutp,rs
sfthetr impeachment against him, for
high crimes and nsis6emeansrs, sup
posed to haze been by him committed.
THIS respondent, in his proper per-
J. son, comes into the said court,
andprotesting that there is no high crime
or misdemeanor particularly alledged in
the said articles, to which he is or can
be bound BY law to make answer and
saving to himself now, and all times here
after, all benefit of exception to the ia
sufhcieney Of the said articles, and each
ofthem, and to the defects therein ap-
Pearing in point of law, or otherwise ;
and protesting also, that he ought not to
be I'M ured in any manner, by any words,
or by any want of form in :his his answer ;
he submits the following facts aud ob.er-
vations to the said articles.
The FIRST article relates to his suppos.
ed misconduct in the trial OF loan Fries,
for treason, before the circuit court OF
the United States, at Philadelphia, in
April and May, 1900; and alledges that
he presided at thattrisl, and that "un.
mindful of the solemn dutie. ofhis Office,
and contrary to the sacred obligation BY
which he stood bound to discharge the m
faithfully and impa. TALLY, and withou,
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
DR., 7. p. Harris,

ONCE more request. all who are in
- dsoted to him, to come in imme-
d'aseiy and settle their accounts, either
by paving then of, or by giving their
notes for what may be due.-3eing
much pressed for money himself, he
hopes this request will be deemed rea-
sonsele and speedily complied with
Ills ahairs are in sueha train, that no
longer indulgence canpo.sibly be given.
February -, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

u WE ere aushsriseIso inform the
F'erhoIdt'' Of Berkeley County, that
GEORGE PORTERFIELD, Esq.
endPHILIP C. PENDLEToN, Esq.
will be Candidate at the next election o.
Representatives fer this County in the
State L:gisIssurs.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08

PY virtue ola decree Issued from the
- District ChSncery Court holden at
Stanton, in the case of William Hodr-
son against James M'Donald,l will be
offered at public sale on Saturday the
sixth day of April next, Al two o'clock
IN the afternoon, on the premises, for
ready money, half a Lot Of GROUND,
lying on King's.stree,, in the town Of
M"rt'nsburg, whereon are standing Sc
veratussful improvements, a good look
ing two story STONE DWELLING
HOUSE, containing six room.-wi,A
some pains bestowed on their inside
work, with a cellar under the whole, a
Kitchen and other commoa appeudant
buildings, with we'll on the premises,
though It probably does not afford wat.r
At all seasons Of The, year, vet /. is use
tul tor the preservation of FIRE ! h provi.i-.
on.. This property is p.thaps b.s,
known by the name of Duncan stone
house.
ELISHA BOYD,
MATTHEW RANsONE,
EPHRAIM GATHER,
Csmsissisasrs.
February n, 1905. ..-~o -.
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- We are authorised to inform The
Citizens Of Berkeley, JeGerssn and
Hampshire Counties, that M.j.JAMES
STEPHENSON has eonssnssd at the
request ola number Of his friends, to be
a candidate 4. the ensuing Election for a
Representative for this District in the
next Congress Of the United States.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
N O T. ! c ). Z.

DY virtue of deed of,.us:, to u. az
- ecused BY Matthew Whiting. we
shah proceed 70 sell at public auction, at
the Mansion house Of the late William
Hcnshaw, deceased, on the 2sth day Of
March next, for cash, one Negro boy
named Prince, the property "f the said
Whiting. Due attendance Wit be girsA
BY
ADAM s. HENSHAw,
WASHINGTON HENSHAN-.
Berkeley County, January lS, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-03-08
Public Sale.

X47IEL be offered at public vendus,
w on Thursday the 21ss of March
next, atthe late Dwelling house of An.
drew Yates, decd, on Back Greek, one
mile and half from I.owry's mill, .
quantity of What and Corn BY the bu-
shell, and probably SONG Hay BY the ron,
Wheat and Rye in the ground, . num-
Der of Young Apple trees, Cyder Mill
and Cyder Barrels, Sheep, Gees, and
variety Of Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture, with other articles. The sale to
commence at nine O'Clock, where the
terms will be made known, and due at.
tendance given by
WILLIAM LOWRY, Executor.
february %, 1905.
N. B. IF not sold at private sale, Ere
vious to the 21st Of March, will then be
offered at public vendue, the late dwell
ing Plantation Of Andrew Yates, decd:
If not then sold it will betren,ed and pos.
session given the 1st Of April. This
Land, for conveniencies and raising of
produce, is scarcely equslled by any in
the settlement. ltis 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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AtAe Senate IF the United States,
SITTING As
High Court Of Impeachment,

ON THE
eth dSy of February, 4. D. 1905.
The United States -. Samuel Chase,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
LAND FOX SALE.

IN pursuance of an order of the
i high court of chancery for the Richmond dis
sria. win be sold. at Public Aueion. on Monday
the 18th day of July next. on the premises.
II Valua5le 7ract of Land,
On the Little Bird Greek. in the county of
Goochland. belonging to the estate of the late
William Anderson of London. dec and known
by the name OF Massie's; containing by late
survey, ,312 10 acres, divided into four lots of
nearly equal extent about two thirds of this tra.
is now in woods which is good tobacco land,
and the part cleared has been but litile worn
Terms of sale will be one fourth in ready mo-
ney,& three annual instzlments for the balance.
Bonds with approved security and deed of trust
upon the land will be required, to carry interest
from the date if not punaually paid.
Those inclined to view the land before the day
of sale, will be shewn it by Mr.. George Tolcr or
Mr.. William Toler, adjoining. who can give
Information of the manner in which the lots are
laid Cd.
BENJAMIN ToLER,
Agent in fact for toe Exeea-
tors ofJiiliam anderson,
dec.
Hsrovsr. Sd June. 1905. tbs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
Jasf Published and jor sale az S. fieasonfs'
Book Store and Printing Office,
t II E T r A VIE l. S

~
OF ,aNACRARSIS 7RE ToUNGER IN
GREE[E
During the middle of the fourth century, before
the christian AGRA,
Br TIE. .1BBE B.fRTHELEMY,
Keeper of the medals in the cabinet of the King
of France and member OF the Royal Academy
OF Inscriptions aud Bellies Lettres; translated
from the French. In four voiumcs oaayo.
Frat american Edifion.
THIS work exhibits = complete view of tho
antiquities, customs. manners. religions cercmo-
MES, laws, arts and literature ofancient Greece,
theperiod ofits greatest splendor A knowledge OF
these has hitherto been only attainable BY abo-
fious perrsal of writers who have been little so-
licitous to join entertainment with instruAioD.
The Travels, OF Anacharsis on the contrary are
so written, that the reader may frequently be in
duced 20 imagine he is perusing work of mere
amusement, invention and fancy till his eyes
g.ances to the bottom Of the page, when he per-
ce.ves there is scarcely sentence, 9. single
faet or circumstance, supported by the autho-
rity OF some ancient author The amazing number
OF these quotations, perhaps, At rstsight. seem
have been unnecessary, and to have more the APP
pearance OF parade of erudition, than TO be
OF any real utility but itis,o be remembered thar
at the same time that they must be highly ace
cep'able to the man of real learning, by enabling
him TO refer Immediately TO the original author,
they are extremely useful, nay, we may say, ab-
soluiely necessary, even 10 such readers as can
never be supposed to have any intention 10 con-
suit the authorities quoted as they clearly show
that such an idea or such Circumstance il rot
merely decoration or the offspring The FAM
cy Of the author, but Immediately taken fson,
some ancient wrisers and therefore Iei e city ae-
eordant TO the general scope and plan of the
work.
20 Subscribers are requested to apply for their
copies.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
Fifteen Dollars Reward.

I'D UN AWAY from the subscriber
IN living in amherst county. -four miles be-
low the courthouse. on the night of the 17th inst
negro man named MAJOR, who was formerly
the property Of a Mr. Hide merchant in Orange
county, afterwards soldto George Cuishingbury
then TO the subscriber. SAID negro is about %
years old, yellow complexion, full face, thick lips
well set. owlegged, abot S feet high. very shorl
fingers, with a scar on his left hand below the
finger joinrs-aIso, another scar against his eve.
and one of his fore teeth out; he had on when
he went away an oznabnrgs shirt and pantaIoons,
and carried with him one par striped breeches, a
grey coat and pantaloons. and blanket He
took with him likely sorrelhorse, with star in
his forehead and small stripe down 10 his nose.
shod before, and believe is branded with a c on
has thigh. Said negro is well acquainted in ma
ny parts Of Virginia. being formerly Mr.. Hide s
waiting man. He has = wife and children in O.
range county at the said Clearinghouse. and I
suppose he viii be lurking abour that place. -
whoever will apprehend the said negro and re-
turn him with the horse, to the subscriber, shall
receive the above reward, and all reasonable
charges paid by
James Stevens, ir.
Amherst county. May ID. 1905 6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10


Sketch of the Revolution, and improvements
IN Science, Arts, aud Literature, during
that period.
Br SAMUEL MILLER, N. #.
One of the ministers Of the United Presbyterian
Churches in the city Of New Y ork, member of
the American Philosophical society, and cor
responding member or the Historical society
Of Massachusetts.
These volumes contain an interesting &C Sketch
ofthc Revolutions and improvements IN Science,
Arts, and Literature" during that century Al.
though we have not found leisure TO read the
Retrosped with critical eye. yet we have DERIVE
ed much pleasure and instruction from a hasty ne
rusal OF u. SO far as the attention we have ri-
ven II has enabled US 10 form an opinion Of its
merits, we view itas very respectable and USE
ful work. The author has been fortunate in
both the plan and the execution He has exhi-
bited proofs of much candor, Of interchangeable in
dustry, OF extensive researeh. and Of sound and
discriminating Judgment. These volumes con.
tain more information on the progressive i'm.
provenent OF the eighteenth century. in science,
arts < literature, than can be elsewhere obtain.
ed 10y the faithful reading Of many years. So
Jndcious summary Of those improve nents, was
greatly wanted and 80 useful work ought 20
be added to every private, as well as public libra
W. Gentlemen Of liberal and improved minds.
who have taken a meuiorious pride in encourag-
ing American publications, will We doubt NOT.
cheerfully and generously pa,ronise this.
Nothing extant gives 50 minute, accurate ard
satisfsetory account Of the revolutions ard i'm.
Pfovements in science ana literature OF the cen
fury. (6tw)
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N O Il / CtE.

" i - t..
NTHEREAs executed my bond TO Geo. Quish-
injury, on the 9TH day Of May last. for
El42 los payable the first day Of December nexf,
this is to forwarn the public from taking an as
Segment Of the aforementioned bond. as 1 am
determined not 20 pay il. the said Quishinbury
having fraudulently obtained the said bond from
me. JAMES STEVENS Iun
June 10th, 1906. sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
BY THE GOVERNOR OF THE COMMONWEALTH
OF vIRCIEfA,
A PROCLAMA TION.

VXTHEREAS it appears by the in
Wv qaisition OF the Coroner for the county
of Berkeley. thar JOSEPH THRUSTON and
JOHN THRUSTON. late of the said county,
arc charged with the murder of Barney Riley &
information has been received by the executive,
fhar the said Joseph Thrnston aud John Thrus.
ron, have fed from, Justice: lhave, therefore,
thought ft with the advice of the Council of
State 10 Issue this procla naticn--hereby offering
r reward Of Two Hundred Dollars, for appse-
herding and conducting before the Coroner, or
a Justice of the Peace. for the said county, the
SAID Joseph Jhruston and John Thruston, ar
One Hnndred Dollars for either Of them, in or !.
der to their examination. touching the SAID muir
der And do moreover epjoin all offers civil
and military, and exhost the good people Of this
commonwealth, 10 use their f,esr endeavors TO
apprehend and ccndna before the Coroner or
Jus ice Of the Peace for the aforesaid county of
Berkeley, the said Joseph Tlpustop and John
Thrusson, that they may be dealt with, as. in such
eases, the law directs
Given under my hand as Governor. with
the seal of the Commonwealth annex
cd, az Richmond, this 18th day of June,
u. In the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eigh; hundred and Eve, and Of the COM
ynonwcalth the twenty ninth
fSixned) JOHN PAGE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
WILL BE SOLD,

For cash. IN the town Of Milton, at the house Of
John Watson, on the 18th day Of July next,
OHc 7ract or PARED Of Lana,
Containing by estimation 500 acres. be the same
more or Iess.--Also, an undivided one tenth part
Of the lands Inducements Of Bennett Henderson.
dec lying and being in the town of. Milton and
adjacent thereto Also, the following Slaves. to
wit: Hannah, negro woman, Patrick, boy,
Amy, negro woman, Dick, a negro fellow, and
the children Of Hannah. herein before nanied--
Also, the children of Amy, herein before named,
which said property is conveyed to me in trust, 20
secure the payment Of debt due Brown, Rives
4 Co. rand as aaing under said trust only for the
benefit Of others) am only 70 be considered bound
20 convey the title vested in me as trustee.
Martin Dawson, Trustee.
Milten, nth June, 1905 4w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

GEORGE DILLhRD is FIVE feet ght or nine
inches h'gh.tolerab- fair complexion, shorrblack
HAIR, dark eyes, well set. and somewhat drocns
IN the shoulders, slow aud soft ofspeech and Of
smiling coun1enancc wien spssking, abour twen-
ty four or twenty FIVE years OF age when he ab-
seconded, he road large sorrel horse. about FIVE
fee. high, some white feet large white spot in his
forehead and a snip on the nose.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
ADVERTISEMENT

yAJILL BE SOLD. on the second s,.uyds .
w IN next month, sundry SLAVES. bou.e.
hold and kitchen FuRNfTURE--also. he
Printing Utensils, Presses esc es5e
The properly Of the late Capt John Dixon. The
terms OF sale will be ready money for AN s,rr.
under ten dollars. and for all sums over ten dol.
lars, credit viii be given Of sixty DAYS. the npr.
chaser giving negotiable notes in the Rant ~
Virginia for the amount purchased.
Sarah Dixon, Xxx.
Richmond, June 81, 1905. ids
a FsEsB SUPPLY OF
Lees Genuine Pdtea Medicines,
Is Just received at this Office.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
Geo. Watt

geo. w att
II AS removed from the store he formerly or.
4 4 cuPied to brick hcnsc on the cross street
leading from the main street 10 Shockoe ware
house. where he has on hand and offers to dis
pose of on moderate terms, by wholesale,
The following Articles, zig
Loaf and Muscovado Sugars.
NJ England. w. Island. and Antigua Rum,
Cogaiac, Barcelona and Apple Brandy.
Sherry and Malaga Wine,
Coffee of superior quality.
Molasses. Ginger and Fig Blue,
Young Hyson and Imperial Tea,
: 400 Sacks Liverpool Salt, a
Patent Shot, assorted sizes--Aud
The remainder of his Stock of Dry Goods,
consisting principally of articles suited to the
present and approaching season. which he VIII
either cell or credit of 8, s and months, FOR
notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia, with
approved endorsers, or barter for Tobacco
Flour or Hemp
Cash given for Tobacco.
Richmond. 22d March, 1905.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

The subscribers respectfully inform
their friends aud the public, that they have
received their
Spring assortment of Goods,
OF the best quality and latest fashions. & will dis
pose of them on the cheapest terms FOR cash. viz
Printed Cailieoes and Laced Cam5ric S6asvLF
c6intses six e Muslin ditto Of
Din.ities assorted odrious liHds
Hisb Linens India, Enghsb. French
Gotfon Cdsineres and and haifda Siifs
Ndrfeens Florentines and Sa,tins,
Cofron e sill Hose best End
Cofoprsd Caubricks and Peat Yeiis and Pic Mic
laced dine. Mitfs
India Mvsllss of The sic gloves, thread lace
.frsf qidLg and edsings
f2dia G cpfpussd Mar Blsck Grape, and
se'Aes General assortment NJ
Saperfne Cloths and Co Rib6ons
sinreres Gold q Silver Bullion
7bieksefs, Corduyoys and n general sssoytnent Of
VefCets Leghorn Bonness
Bed 7ie(s and German Gertlemen's Legbovn
OSra5u9s Has.
Together with number Of other articles too
tedious TO enumerate.
JOHN MILLER u co.
Richmond, 9th May, 1905. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10
Manchester ! arnpike Company.

THE delinquent Shareholders,
a on the 9TH requisison, are heteby notified.
that such shares as shall remain unpaid on the
first Monday in August next. will on that day,
be sold, at Mr.. Brooks's tavern, in Manchester.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
James Brander, elk.
Manchester, July Q 1905. tds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

no RENT,
a BRICK HOUSE, adjoining the
N old City Tavern, well calculated for =
Dry Goods Store. Apply TO
Gallego, Richard & Cor
May 29,h, 1906. u
LAND FOX -SAT.F.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-07-10

Wv the GENERAL Corar, have pursuant
10 law sisetted the Judges of the respective Dis
Tafcr counrs as follow
! William Nelson, Jun & Robert White. Esqs.
TO the districts of Winchester. HARDY and Mo-
ncngaiia courthouse
John Tyler and Paul Canington, Jrn. Esqss
TO the distriGs'of Richmond, Petersburg, Bruns
wick courthouse and Suffolk;
Edmund Winston and Archibald Stuart, Esqs.
10 the districts of Prince Edward courthouse,
Franklin, Washington courthouse, 8 the Sweet
Springs in Botetourt county,
Joseph Prentis and Richard Parker. Esqs. to
the districts of Northumberland. King & Queen,
williamsburg and Accomack courthouses--and
Joseph Jones and Francis T. Brooke, Esqs. to
Staunton. Charlottesville, Fredericksburg & Hay
/ market districts at the next succeeding terms
thereof.
wIrnrss Our hands and seals this twelfth day
of June. one thousand eight hundred and Eve
John Tyler, (Seal)
Jos: Jones, (Seal)
VIM. Nelson, Jr. (Seal)
Francis i. Brooke, (Seal)
Published by order Of che Judges.
Clml WILSON ALLEN. CO c:
" A L u a b L I. L a Nd
FOR SHE.
THE subscriber offers for sale, 1874 Acres of
/ Land, in the county of PntsyIvania. about
8 miles from the courthouse and 48 from L ynch-
burg About one half Of this land is good tobac-
CO land, the other hne for farming--itis all we'll
watered and tinlbered, having bold stream, pass-
ing from two and anhalf 10 three miles. through
near fhe centre of the land. and intersetted BY
numeer OF fine branches. and affords equal, if
not superiorsnmmer range Tor stock, TO any land
in this part of the country. There is on this
land three plantations convenient 10 each other,
sufficient 10 work six or eight hands TO advantage,
situate about mile from Crist and Saw Mill
1 wsil divide the purchase money into fcur equal
pas rnents the 6rst TO be paid on convey ance and
delivery OF possession, the Others TO be paid an
nually, and likely negroes will be received in pay
rnens at cash price. This land may be divided
into two or more traeis, il convenient 10 purcha.
sers, andis well situated FOR the convenient ser
Element of severalfamiIies. kis presumed. that
further description would be useless. as any per
son inclinable to purchase, unjust wish 10 view the
premises and Judge FOR himself. Any person may
see this landby applying to rue. on IL.
ROBERT LOVE.
Pitsylvania, June Ah. 1903. (Sw)