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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
ram sRAcT on plRrzL or
LAND,

Lying IN the cornty aforesaid on tho waters OF
Mudd, creek, and bounded by the lands Of Ma.
thanl.' hurton. Jesse Barton. Matthew Rohert.
son ana Edward Haxces, containing BY estins-
ion three hundred and Gfteen acres.
Daniel Higginbo,haln, trustee.
Amherst, 16th Jan 1895. 6w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06
Notice,
10 TIE cREDlToRs & DEBTORS or
Ross 1 Ford.

THAT on the 1st day OF March, !
shsIl make : dividend Of the monies ~
esivsd, frsm which tfsss creditors Who nst not
hare CONS into The terms sf assignment ptevi
ols TO ihzs day. viii he exe;uiei, ssad (rem q
superstition, thai some or the debtors. who have
not coae forw ard give for their accopnss.
msy De expecting personal application. which
cannot be made they are again informed. sha,
my dury compels noe to cosmeaos .uils indiscri
msnsisiy 10 the next courts against those who
shsll soe bsforc have closed their accounts b,
notes.
Neil MsCoull.
Richmoui. 2sth Jan. 1905. 3w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06

NY virtue OF deed Of trust execu-
Il , ted TO be subscriber by James Ferguson, of
the county ~ Buckingham, for the purpose of
recurring debt due IL Brown. Murphy e Co. Cor
tl.~ sum OF seveniy-fvc pounds avs ,h;llings and
eight pence, with interest thereon from tfs twen-
~ third day Of April, eighteen bundled & ,hr-e.
and the exnenses attending she execution or tins
iruss--sfia certainly be SOLD. 70 the highest
bidder, for ready r'oney. on Saturday ths twen-
ty-third day of February nexr on the prrm,.es.
at the house of ,se above named Jsmes Fergu-
son, in rhe aforesaid county Of buckingham,
! CERTAIN Ta<cT az PfRcRL or.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1805-02-06

~ tie same lime and place. will dispose of
tie OTTER -sdividei third rarf OF he SAID Tor-
wich Mills. snj viii a'so dispose of = >aiu,ble
srsa q LIND 'dioinins thereto which contains
<l.osi f..e hundred aorts. with va'ios. improve
s'cn's--The esole is vaiuasie es'ate Ny
Eoeten vii she - the MiHs ard ,hs isnd The
f-rins nf psymfr, for ne said land and The other
7haA part OF tie Mills ~ he i,alf read, money.
asa twsiss nch,hs c,easI Tor The oa,er h,if.
DAVID ross
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27
TUESDAY, February 10.


Mr.. Nicholson from the committee APP
pointed to wait on the president of the u.
States and to inform him of his reelection,
reported ,hs. they had performed the duty
assigned 10 them.
The house resolved itself into COM
mittee of the whole and attended the trial
of Samuel Chase, and after some time
spent therein, the committee returned,
and Mr.. Speaker having resumed the
chair,
MIR. Varnum reported thst the com.
mittee had attended the said trial and
that a further progress had been made
therein.
Mr.. Newton reported bill 70 alter and
establish certain post roads, which was
read the first aud second time and commit
ted to committee Of the whole house to-
morrow.
A petition wa. presented from sundrv
freeholJers and Inhabitants OF Ports mouth,
Virginia, praying the consent Of congress
to an act of the legislature of Virginia for
the erection Of bridge across the north.
ern branch of Elizabeth river, Sc.
Referred to Mr.. Newton, Alr. Wynns.
Mr.. Dennis, Mr.. Gray, and E,r. Var.
mum.
An engrossed bill authorizing the secre-
tary at war to issue military land warrants
was read the third time and passed.
4 message was received from the Sc
nate, notifying that they have passed the
bill providing for the government Of the
territory Of Orleans.
The said bill was read the first and Sc
eono time and committed to committee
OF the whole house tomorrow.
Ordered that the petition Of suudry IN
habitaD,s of the district Of Marlborough
(Mass. be referred to the committee of
commerce and manufactures.
The house. according to the order of
the day. resolved into committee Of the
whole,
Mr.. Greggin the ch.:s,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27

On the report Of the committee of claims
on the me mortal Of Richard Taylor, and
after some time spent therein, the commit.
tee rose and reported the following resolu.
ton, which received the concurrence ct
the house.
Resolved, that the prayer Of the memo
rial of Richard Taylor is reasonable and
ought to be granted.
Ordered that the committee OF claims
have leave to bring in a bill pursuant to the
said resolution.
The order of the dav being called for
on the bill to make Plymouth, in More h
Carolina port of entry,
When
A motion was made to postpone it eli
tie third of March nsxt, and the question
bring put it was agreed To.
Mr.. Thomas presented bill supplement
say 20 the act regulating the grants OF land
Appropriated for the refugees from the
British provinces of Canada, and Nova,
Sofia, which was read the first and second
tine and committed to committee OF The
waole House. te. morrow.
Mr.. Dana from the committe OF Claims
presented a.bill for the relief Of Richard
Taylor, which was read the FIRST and second
time and committed TO a committee OF the
whole House, tomorrow.
Mr. Dana also presented bill for the
relief Of William A. Barron, which was
read hrst and second time and committed
90 Il committee OF the whole House, 10. NOR.
row.
A petition was presented from isaac
Sears of Kinsale, ( Mass and referred 10
the committee Of iam,.
Mr.. EpPes, from the committee TO whom
was yecommtted TIE bill! further to ext'n-
gush the debts due FROM rhe United States,
made report, which was ordered to lie On
the table.
Ordered, tina, the committee last menti-
oned be discharged from the consideration
of ,he petitions and memorials of Edmund
Brook, John Chamberlain, Eli Elmer, and
Moses Young, and thar they be several
ly referred to the committee OF Claims.
Adjourned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27
Coasrsss Of the uniteo atates.
HovsE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
MONDAY, February 10.

The house resolved itself into a COM
mittee of the whole aud a..eaded the trial
eff Samuel Chase, and after some time
spen, therein, the committee returned and
MIR. Speaker having resumed the chair.
Mr.. Varnum reported, that the com.
mittee had attended the trial, aud that a
farther progress hadbeen made therein.
The committee of claimsrequested and
obtained leave to sit during the sitting OF
the house.
Mr.. Dana from the committee OF claims
made a report on the petition OF Return J..
Meigs, Jun. which was referred to COM
ra;t,ee Of the whole house on Wednesday
next.
Petitions from Thomas Avery of Col.
rain (Mass.) and Duncan Campbell. of
New York, were presented to the house
and referred to the committee OF claitns.
Mr.. r. Griswold moved that commit
tee be appointed to join with such COM
mittee as the senate may appoint to censl.
der and report wha, business Unnecessary
to be done by congress IN the present ses-
SIGN. Agreed to.
Ordered, that Mr.. r. Griswold, Mr.. I.
Clay, Mir. BIackledge, Mr.. Huger, and
Mr.. N. r. Moore, be appointed the COM
mi,tee on the part Of this house.
The house again took into consideration
the bill authorizing the secretary at war'to
issue military land warrant, &c. and after
being amended it was ordered to be en-
crossed with the amendments, for third
reading tomorrow.
Ordered, That the committee Of claims
be discharged from the consideration of
the petitions of jshn M'Fadon, &c. and
that they be referred to the committee.
commerce and manufactures.
A message was received from the Senate
notifying that they have agreed to the re-
solution of the house for the appointment
of committee to wal, on the president of
the United States, and to inform him OF
his reelection, and that they have appoint-
ed a committee on their part.
The house, according to the order OF
the day. resolved itself into committee
of the whole,
Mr.. Gregg in the chair,
On the bill for the relief OF Phil. Nick
lin and Robert E. Griffith, and after some
debate thereon, the committee rose, re-
ported progress, and asked leave to sit
again, which being refused them By the
HOUSE,,
The bill was recommitted to the Gem.
nittee Of commerce and manufactures.
Adjourned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27

have appointed t.mmittee on their Fart.
Mr.. Dana from tbs committee OF claims,
made repor, On the cafe ct the Dsnifh Brisan-
tine Hen,ick, which was tesl ami ordered 70 b
referred to committee of toe whole i1Hule, to-
morrow.
Mr.. Dana, fron the fame committee male
report on the petition OF Oliver Pollock, which
was referred to committee al the Whole Houtc
10. morrow.
Mr.. Dana ALTO made report or toe P.tition
u George Little which was referred ~ com.
mittee Of the whole f:euie to. morrow.
A petition was prefen.ed from David Lewis
OF Waihngto" county, >tRhode Handy which
was referred 70 the committee of claims.
On mo;ion,
Relieved, lb1ta Committee he sppointe3 y
enqanc whether a"y an.' +" mar pfovifiop is neceL
Aty, TO extend 10 al par,ics ,n.e,eitej thereln,
the benefits of bonds given Ivy Ma'ihals for the
faithful peIioinsiiec VI the cuIics OF lhcir or
fee.
Mr.. Baldwin, Mr.. Dswfoa, and Mr.. Mellon,
ws,c sppc;n:ed, fsid comn,u,ec.
Ordered, That the Committee Of the whole
Houf-, be dlch, 'g.d from she farther copfide.
sston Of .ile repcrr Of IN. committee OF claims,
o. ;he psu,icn q Frances Mensgrs.
The fiauls then took into confederation the
laid ,.,or. aud the retaliation therein contained,
to wit.
Rrfolvel. That Francis Mrntses have leave
s, WI draw bis pctiticc, together with the pa
peis accompanying the fame.
Ard en- The i::!t'oa, will the Houle agree to
tl,c faii reio!piion.
il vas re(jlycd in ste affirmative.
MIR. Crtwn nihie!a from the Committee OF
Commerce AID VI artoistiusss, made report on
the petition IT s,man fhiiip!on, which ,e-
f-Iea to a commt-Tce Of the whole Houle, TO.
nIorrow.
Mr.. Crcwnnhicld from RTE fame committee.
to whom was re Committed, the bill for the re.
lief of Philip Nick.in, AID R. +. Griffith, re-
ported the fame with amendment, and ALTO de.
tailed taW nent Of ia>ls in relation to the laid
claim, which together with the bill. COM
mstedto committee ef The Whole Hou(e, to.
DoITnW.
Adjourned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 90.

The House resolved itself into cora
unittee of the whole, and attended the
trial of Samuel Chase, and after some
time spent therein, the committee ,e-
turned, and Mr.. Speaker having resumed
the chair.
Mr.. Varnum reported, that the com.
mi,tee had attended the said trial, and tia,
further progress had been made there.
in.
A message in writing was received
from the President of the United States as
fellow
To tie Senate End House Of Representatives.
ofMe United States
communicate for the information CT
Congress letter of Sept. 18th, from Com
modore Preble, giving detailed account
of the transactions of the vessels under his
command from July the 9th to the 10Th
Sept. last past. I
The energy and Judgment displayed, by
this excellent officer through the whole
CO rise Of the serv c lately conhded to him
and the zeal and bravery of his officers and
and men in the v-ral &c rpr'zcs execute
BY them, cannot f, 20 give high sstsfac.i-
- Congress and their coun.r rs, of whom
they have deserved well.
In: JEFFERSON.
February Goth, 1905.
The l:id meilase AMI the paper, ty4nfnitset
Herewith, wee referred TO Mr. Varnu,n, Mr.
j. Clay. Mr.. Mercy, MIR. p4n,, and Nj
Lowrdes.
The Speaker l,',i bclo5: III: houfr letter from,
the ec:etory Of the uesiaty. raafn;rias Rate
'nent exh,H:ting the am.unt o. cutIrs and drlw.
backs o. go Is, wares and u,er handizc. imporf-
&c into TIC Uoitcd States, ard expo:tcd there
from, DARN the years 1901, Ise. and 1905.
which wee read, and ordered to lie on the
table.
A petition was ?-efentcd from Sundry infabi-
sanss of Pcorly!yania, praying for the eftabi,a,-
ment Of pof read from NorriNown, by the
way OF Ptsatown, SC. 10 Laicaiter.
Referred to the committee on PoG Offices and
PoA roads.
Mr.. Holland repor ted bill TO authorize the
leafcg the pubic lands in the City of Waihing.
ron, W aich was read the fra ard (ccond :iIpc,
and committed to committee of the whole houle
on Saturday next.
The committee Of the Whole Houfe wss dI-
charged from the farth-r confederation Of ,he bill
for the relief Of the fuierers BY ere in the City
Of New Yoas, ard i,was commi,ted, with the.
amendment reported thereto, to the committee
o. Commerce and Manufactures.
A nsfr.g was received froIn the Senate that
they have agreed to the rcfolution OF this Hou'e
for the appointment of joint committee 70 CDR.
fider and report uhs. ba!nes j. receG''y t he
dor; iu:;ng tie p'e!sns te.iian, sEi 'hat sae!
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27
FRIDAY, January .,.

Mr., J. Clay from the committee Of ways and
n'ea"s reported their agreement 70 the amend.
menss 0. IN: Senate 20 the bill making appropri
atoms tor the fnppors OF government for the year
Sos; wheIcup9n,
II" bill, With thc amendments, were com.
mitte1 to q coAniticc OF the whole HOME, this
day.
TIE Spcs'cr laid before the Houle, a letter
from the Secretary C! the Treafury, tranfmi,,inp
account Of the receipts and expenditures Of ,b.
United States Cor the var 1909, with letter
from tn''Reei&cr 0! the l,esiury thereon, which
were ordered 20 lie on tie table.
A rs1tge WIS received rom the Senate, mott;
fvine, th,t ti,ey have valid the bill amemla,c.v
OF tie an 81 lay and eoct; direct tax within
tie Uattd States.
The SPcAksr lsA before the 'H,uf. le,scr
from rho Secretary Of State, accompanied with
IA OF n: names Of rertons who have invented
any nr"n' ut-tri az, machine, or msnufa tturc,
Vc. Sc. winch were Ordered to Ii. on the ia
bic.
NJ. J. Ciay .oadc report on the petition Of
Anthony benezet, which 9as ofdersd to lie on
the table.
a memorial was p-tfcnted from fundrv inha.
bitan's Of the c""o'y Of Brooke, in Virgiua,
AM o. Waalinsscn cooaty, Pennfylvania. which
vas 'escrfed 20 the committee of the whole hnuI.
20 whom were committees the bill making yroyi.
fan for The application of the money herctofor.
appropriated 10 the laying out and making pub
nc roa,.s ieadfg I'or the nssigablc waters emp.
Tying in'n rh- Atlantic and 10 the Obi, river.
a petition was p'cieo,eh from fandry int ,5i
ants, matters, and owners Of n,,ps a,i venel,,
navigating between the cit, Of Aibasv and thu
port Of New York, Sc. which was referred TO
tie coinmifce Of tine whole houfr, to whom WAS
committed the bill making appropriations for the
fIpport Of government ;jr the year 1905.
The Honl. reio!yed itfe!f into q committee Of
the whole snd attended TIE tri.i cf S ..nye Chsfe
ard after fone tune fp:ns tae,e;n, tic committee
returned and Mr.. Speaker, having reiamea the
chair.
Mr.. Varnum reported, that the committee had
attenied the faid trial, and that farther pro.
ereG had hseu made therein.
Adjourned.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27

THIS day Iand1ng,
F.om Big HARMONY, at LG00r4('@'s wharf,
and for iale, by
LAWRASON & FOWLE,
on Eaid wharf;
10 bales Beerboon gurrahs
q chcas young hyfon1
d., imperial TEAS,
2 do. iouchong >cftke hatea imtsr.
s half chef, do. Of ,g.iens.
hyperion qualify,
New England Rum, in hoghesds
2nt1ar,e!s.
IS hh,ls. retailing Molades
: pipes oil proof Cogniac Brandy
half pipe oi6 London particular Madeira
Wine
90 boxes mos'd and dips Csndles ::
no do brown Soap
Is do. frefh Chocolate
70 bbis. Bottom prime Beef
10 do. do. do. Pork
caks winter Grained Sperm .
do. whale }OIL.
4 few bb,s. brown Tanners
trunks ladies' Morocco Shoes
DO. Of Morocco Pocket Books, Cotton
sad Morocco Sui penders
Do. OF rack and FIRE Combs.
ON H. n D,
4 few pieces of fra quality Ruaia ard heavy
Ravens Duck, Sewing Irvine, &c.
February IS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27
A o 7 I c E.

The perlon who took from my door,
on Saturday evening lar. > SMALL LADDER,
is reque6ed TO return it, and no, take fpch lber-
ties with my property in future. ANY perfon
having a hre bucket, marked JoSs We, Cit,
T0vern, No. I. is re9ueaed to take care of il and
inform me. -.
John Gaasby.
February 81. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27
THURSDAY. Eeb. Fl.
Adjourned.

The Eioufe met pu'iunnt TO adjournment, but
quorum not being Termed. Til. Houfc adjourn-
cd mil half paa two, ?. M.
Halt pat two, P. NJ.
The Houfr again me,, ruduant to adjourn.
ment, when.
On motion made an6 feconded.
The Houfe adjourned until Tomorrow morn.
ing, 10 O'Clock.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-02-27
4 Wet Nu77e Wanted.

A WOMAN with good breaft of
Milk that can have good Recommendations, will
hear Of an advantageous htuation BY applying 20
The Printer.
February IL. d
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27
A Bargain in Land.

THE subscriber will sen his Plants.
non, containing two hundred and
iorty-six acres, laying il the county of
Berkeley, state Of Virginia, near the
foad leading from MartinsburK 70 Win.
CHESTER. and ~iihin eve miles az the for.
mar, adjoining the lands Of Maj. Bedin.
gsr, Maj. Bryariy and Others; there e
one huhdIedandf forty or Fifty acrss clear
ed and under cultivation, the balance Il
uncommonly well timhefed, the whole
lays well, and Is considered equalto any
IN the county for fertility, there Is on
thepremises tolerablc improvements; Il
d thought unnecessary 10 give further
description. Is i is presumed any per-
son wishing TO purchase win Grst view
the premises.
mil also ssN = small Tract, contain.
ing 6fty-four acres, living within one and
i half miles sof Dafkesville, whereor
there i 4 SAN. Nil and Distiiiery erect.
ed, with the Stills, Tubs, and everv
thinsbelonging % he Dis,illery, there
Is also on i ! tolershle DuellinE House
and Garden, the balance IN woods.
Ako, two Loo II Darkessille. con-
raining half IN acre each, there & q
one of,he Lots, atwo-story Log Dwell
ING House, so BY 30 feet, weathsrboa
ed and wen 6nished, good Kitchen, Sta-
bic. Smith shop. &c. IN excsllent Wen
Of Water a. the doorthat never fails. tke
- I sl..s.,l .,.s..r r. 80 -. :.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27

tosee shese political hypoerites endea-
v01ring TO enlist the Rederalisss into
their party, on both aides. By the insi-
nnations above statcd. Federal attach.
mens toliberty, law, order, and rood
4overnment, Is how acknowledged, and
eulogized By one party, while de most
malignant passions Of the human heart,
are excited BY the oihef.
How the Federalists mean TO act IN
this critical junclure I do not know /; Il
hope however they win Be too wise to
be gulled By the articles ofeither.
They have equally been insulted, abu.
BED. calumniated, and every where pro-
scribed By both, and ought not now 10
prostrate their character By ysting for
either hot out Of revenge, but because
an union with either would Be unnatural,
and cannotbe elFecied, without an aban.
donmtnt ofpfinciple. Now Federaiists,
when this many headed monster Of de.
mograey l. divided against itself YOU
should LEI IL alone this division Is 1
pr,luds to its fall and you should with
draw yourselves, lest you be crushed
under It's ruins. Bya perfect union =
meng yourselves you should present she
deludsd people with d ralb ing point 70
resoftto. For when they experience the
completion Of your former predictions,
and GET their fingers . litie scorrhed By
the fame they have assisted to kindle,
they viii 6pent their eyes to their true 10.
terest. Some afeur democrats Acknow.
ledge, that the liberty Of our country
must be saved III Federal virtue, o. L
win be lost; butSp be able to do this
you must preserve your virtue unconta-
minated BY the spiit of faction, You
cannot touchpitch withoutb being de6led.
You can never unit. With democrats,
WHO ohly now waht touse you for their
own advantage, and the9 spnrn YOU
from them again. They have robbed
you Of the confidence Of the people, and
seized on your spoils, and when they
get 70 loggerkeads about the distrib1sion
Of them, LEI them 6eht il out.
| a Virginia Federai;ss.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27

SAMUEL ACER.

= ESPEcTFULLY Informs his
IN friends and the pnblic, that Ne has.
eommencsd,hs WE AViNG business,
mali is different brsnches, inthe house
now i the occupancy Of Mr.. Arthur
Russell. weaver. and next door 70 Mr..
Walter B. Selby . store, in Shspkerd,s-
Town. where he viii weave Competing,
single and double coverle,s, Counter
panes. Draper for table-cloths, ID the.
newest and most fashionable patterns,
fogether~ith I'll descriptions Of Plain
Work. Those who, may think proper
20 favour him with their custom. may
rest assured on having il exeeutsdin ,hs
best,naanner, at the shortest notice and
on the lowest terms, and at no other
place il Shepherds Town.
September ~. 1905. Isml
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27
LlR7xsBttRc. september -.


Perhaps, ssys he New-York Daily
Advertiser. e M former sisi,atiou 81
he slnfming epidemie. was the spread
ofthe fever more rapid, o. III. flight Of
the citizens more sudden. Scarcely had
the dread disease made its approach.
when Il extended itself Widely around the
place or its first appearance, and soon ne
netrated into the interior Of the civ.
Nor was the terrosofsne inhabitants lsss
instant Taught BY painful experience
the fatal nature Of tie epidemic, those
rnost immediately exposed % lie dangers.
Aed almost iustantaneounly from he scar
Of disease. Anxious %. prosecute their
usual pursuits, many Of the citizens en-.
gagged houses and stores in the vicinitv
ofthe town, and particularly 1t Green
witch, 80 thatlhe rents soon became enor-
mous, indesd in some Instances incredi-
BE. Soon the streets and roads were
covered with the goods and furniture of
the fleeing inhabitants, and both Ia and
out Of the townall was solicituds and bus.
de. Others again who chose more dis-
tant retreat hurried away By water in Z.
very direction, so that IN . day Of two.
thousands had disappeared, and the most
Populous part of the city was lsft uninha-
bited.
And yet though safety wss 20 general.
y soushs i aisRs, y was eur los no. un-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27
7 uiquarora / ruling Mill.

THE subscriber wiahea % inform SIS
! frisnds and the public in general
that be continues 20 carry on the Falling
business, q Edward Beesnn's Pulling
Min, near Martinsbufg. The Mil I :
now % complete order, and 50 situated
that il willneyer want water, Be Il also.
furnished with every thing,nece.sary for
carrying on the business extensively,
which will enable him do work 10 the
neatest manner and onslse shortrst notice.
JONATHAN WICKERSHAM.
SePtsmbef ~, 1905. q
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-09-27

.Nhfll.l. DC soiu II public vendue, &
wv o. near the White Post, ID Ere.
derrick County. on Friday the 18th day
of October next, eight Or nine likely
Virginia born Negroes, consisting Sc
Boys. Women and Girls, also Horses,
Cows. Sheep, Hogs, Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils,
&c. A credit Of nine monshs. On bond
with approved security, WILDE given on
all except the negroes, which win Be sold
forcash. Attendance given by W.
SAMUEL DUNAWAY.
September ~, 1905