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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25

port q tlie Family, the interest is prohibited
It is permitted when the loan is n,Sde for
conlfnStcill purposes, which endanEcr' the
capital ofthc lender. This interest s.per.
United even from Jew to Jew. Lead ~ The
Ihoor says Noses, gratitude is in this case
the only Interest, and the reward for the
service rendered is the satisfied IN OF hav-
ing rendered il. Il is quite different with
regard to the rich who employ large CAPT
tai in extensive trade ; in this case he al
lows the lender to become IN associate with
the borrower; and since there was scarce
ly any trade among the Isracl;tes, who were
exclusively engaged In agriculture, and
since what trade there was, was carried en-
with Foreigners, that is tn say, with neigh
boring nations, it waste part Ike wita them
In the profits arising thcrefrom.
This caused nj. dc Clermont Tonncrc to
deliver these remark bic words in the con-
stituent assembly "Usury, 1t is said, is per-
mittc; to the Jews. This assertion rests on
" on the false Interpretation of principle
81 ocnevolcnce and fraternity, which for
bids them to lend on interest to each other.
Ibis opinion, is that of PufFeudnrf and If
many Juisprudists. Ii is incontrovertablc
that interest is permitted am rng Jews when
1t is for mercantile purposes in whch the
which the borrower runs, associates him
self also with him for his profits. This is
the opinion OF al the Jewish Jioctcrs''
1t may &c n1ticed that the opinion contra
ry TO social morality which Rabbie may
have given, can by no means induce one to
judge unfavorah.y Of tho Jewish doctrine in
general: no mere than similar ideas by Ca
thohcS Theclog;sts, would influence the e.
doctrines.
Tne same may be said of the imputaticn
spread og inst the Hebrews, chat they have
a propensity for the Infamous trade of usury.
1t cannot be dencd that there are some,
yet very insignificant nu nber, who fol-
low that shameful commerce prohibited
by the aw, but if very few deviate in that
regard from the law, is II not unjust 10 charge
100000 individuals with the same vice
Would it not be unjust TO charge all the
Christians with the same because some are
guilty thereof?
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25


invoke the sr,,pSrt OF me Emperor Aiexan-
Yer, who she is Just after abandoning IN the
dangers shc had promised TO share X is
diaicu't sincerely to accord those who have
SO often deceived and have such cruel re-
breaches % make each other. The sores
are still bleeding. Accordingly, the most
moderate English writer's can place faith
IN this moastrous alliance. The succors
OF PRUSSIA appears 10 them like the wooden
horse they rremblc TO receive her bene-
hts. Thus notwithstanding the positive as
sertions even of;hc Berlin papers, we cam
not yea believe the sudden change wrought
IN Prussia, because every thing points out
to her the oblig.; tion OF attaching herself
more Closely than ever to France. With
the friendship Of this power, she might CO.
yer the wrongs she had done to the others :;
with her succor she was to preserve the adj
r2ntsges obtained, without drawing her
Sword.--By taking another road, by disre-
garding- TO such decree her position and
her Interests, she would expose her exis-
tcncc and the remains OF her glory. Her
inevitable tall in an unequa, contest, might
an ord favorable ccmpensat:ons ut the re-
establishment Of general tranquility, might
SATISFY the resentment OF the BETRAYED pow
eis, leave greet example, and show that
there are in policy, rs in nor .,itv, truths
and duties which divine Pre- .idence sooner
or later Furnishes the infraction of.-4fyus.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-25
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. IS.

NOV. Is.
!. MiRANDA-A gentleman arrived at
Bostcn on the 10th inst. in 90 daYs from
Barhadocs, (via the Vincvartl) informs that
he leu Miranda 1T Barbados, where ne had
arrived &c seek additional forces after unsuc-
cesS.ui attacks on Coro, Marycribo aid
Little Gibraltar. The Barbados papers
speak very favo,'ably Of Miranda s prospects.
November 19.
very remarkable occurrence has ia
ken place i'll the western country, the new
territory OF 1Hchisdn, exhibits the phcno-
menon of banking nstitution-where the
only trade carried on, is a barter of he{try
FOR mant.f actures.--.Aarora.
The establishment of bank in Michi-
gan, merits some inquiry What is the OBJ
Ject! Vino are the concerned Whence
does the capital Gomez Under what cir
cumstances! The territory being under
the Unised States jurisdiction, is the exis
tence OF such an institution compatible with
the charter of the bank CT the United
States What effect is il intended to pro-
ducc IS it calculated for mere specula-
tion, and the scheme of SPECTATORS, or is
It connected with any OTHER v1Ews?-
lad the Institution any color of legal foun-
dation--are, the officers of the government
any wise concerned in it
These questions all afford ample sub
jects for enquiry. AS several numbers of
this paper go into that district, some ofour
Intelligent and Independent men, may give
useful Information upon these topics, which
certainly carry gerry singular ahtiearonce
and connected with ether particulars of
winch we have heard some cursory dis
course, demand attention from the national
govcrnment.-ib.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18


an Tuesday the 9th day of May
" next, viii be sold at the late dwell
ing house of Thomas Turner, dec. his
personal estate mot otherwise disposed
Of by wilE consisting Of large stock Of
Horses, Hogs and Sheep, three Wag-
CONS, with other Farming Utensils, two
Stills, Tubs, &c. complete set Of
Smiths Tools, quantity of Rye and
some Corn, with sundry other articles
unnecessary to mention. The sale win
begin ut ten o'clock, and continue from
day to day untilthe whole is sold. Due
attendance and reasonable credit will
JOHN TURNER, Ex',.
April II, 1906. =, =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18

a List d Letters remainiag IN the Past
Office, Shepherd's- Town, Va. J Which
jfnai takea cut tetore fht first day II
July nexf, mil Be sem to fhr General
- Post Office az dead letters. - = -
A ADAMS & RfPPY,. Wilsoa
B. Rev. John Boggs, Henry Barn
hart, Capt. James Buckles, Matthias
Baker. George Bishop, sen. Mr.. Ben,
Cmerchant, Smith6eld.) ;.
c. George Correll. .sg. + 4.
=. Adam Fiser, Hannah FisseIl.
II. John Hessy, Thomas Harper,
Henry Hanes, - =. -. 4-,.
! John Jackson, Frances Jones.
K. John King. il
L. Thomas Lee, Caleb Lsviek, vii.
liam Line, jun. -. I =: e.
NJ. William Myre,, Mary Mounts,
John M'Gregory, Mister Michelmoh,
Peter Martin, sen. Thomas Macken-
nslla, James Moody, James Mending-
III. =. ::
r. William Roberts. jun. Levi Ro-
menus. ~ VI
S. Miss Jane B. Strobe, Benjamin.
Stephenson. II. f VA. ~. 49,.
#. Walter Tabb, Anthony Turner.
w. William Wilson, (hattsr) Polly
Weyer, Adam Weaver 3. SD
q. Mrs. lane linn. : rs
JAMES BROWN, P.n.
April III, 1905. );
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18
New. Goods

T>HE Subscribers have just received
/ and are now opening 4 general as
.sortmsnto FALL&WLNlERG GOODS,
together with full supply Of HARD.
Ware, ERY&CUTLERY;
also, QUEENS WARE, GROCE-
zRIES, LIQUORS and TEAS, Of a
superior quality; al (which have been
selected from the las. imPorsations. and
are offered for sale af their store, 'front.'
ing the market house, At the most redu.
eed prices for Cash or Country Produce.
~ LEWIS AROBERT WILLIS.
Martinsbure, November -, 1905. g
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TIE Blue DUN

MILL stand this season a. the plan
w tation whereon Samuel Christy,
dec. formerly lived, about Eve miles from
s Martinsburg, the three FIRST days in each
week, and the three last days in each
week At the subscribers plantation On
Opecken, one mile below Mennef's mill,
and cover mares at four dollars aud q
bushel Of oats the season, two dollars the
single leap, and eight dollars to insure a
foai the money for the season to be paid
the 18th of August, fof the single leap
when the mare 10 covered, and tor insu-
rance when the mare proves with foal.
The Blue Dun, is;a horse Of that co.
ioar, full seventeen hands high, FIVE
years old, j. about one half of the dray
breed, andbetter calculated forsdraftthan
any horssin Berkeley County, Farmers
wishing TO raise strong and serviceable
horses, win never have q better oppor-
tunity 10 do 80 than the present one.
The season wilibegin the FIRST of April
and end the last of June. Great atteA-
ton win be paid, bur I will not, be ac-
countable for accidents. w.,
ZACHARIAH MILLER. =
! April {, 1906. = ~ ~ =. :. - -
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PROPOSALS for orening a School
i at Mount. Zoar Academy, for teach
ing the English, Latin and Greek Lam
guages, and Science in general.
Should proper encouragement be s.
ven 70 this overture, Mr.. DAN1EL STE
PHENs, who can produce ample testimo'
mails Of good character and competent
ability, VIII undertake q School Of the
above description az this place, and COM
mence in July next. He viii board hare,
and lodge 10 the academy, with any
boyswho may board with me. Should
this institution be established, ] shall
con6ne myself, chiefly, Afterwards to the
education Of females, il IN upper room
Of the Academy.
~ The price Of tuition, with Mr.. Ste.
pheps win be twenty dollars per annum,
paid quarterly in advance. szL -.
My terms Of board and tuition win be
as formerly made known. -. ,
will thank those who may be dispos.
ed to encourage Mr.. Stephens, to for.
ward information to me - speedily as
convenient, that / may be able to give
him notice Of prospect in due time
CHRISTOPHER COLLINS.
Mount. Zoar, Jefsrson .-
County, AprH II, 1905. %
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George L;ndenbu,ge,. trustee 70, til.
creditors Of Charles Iagotdsty aud
Charles N'GovrGn, and Elisha Boyd,
gentleman, takt notice,
THAT on Tuesday the 22d day IL
L April next, At the house wherein
EPhraim Gather now lives, in the town
OF harrisburg, county Of Berkeley, and
state Of Virginia, l shall proceed 70 take
the dispositions Of sundry witnesses il
the suit now depending in the county
court Of Berkeley, in, chancery, where-
ini am esmPlsinant and you are defen.
dants. -,-..- - : =: -. r."
MICHAEL M'KEwAN.
March II, 1905 E4wl
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FOR! SALE,

A NEGRO, BOY about IS years
n old, active, and of a mild temper.
ct for farming work, or would be an ex.
cellent waiter. For terms apply to the
subscriber, who has sold his property
in Martinsburg, TO leave the place As
coon As he4ean get ready
But during his stay here he viii con.
tinue to practice Physic and Surgery,
and win wait for any fees that may be
made after this date until the hrstof &c.
.ober next, his employers settling with
him when heis ready to leave this place,
and give their notes payable said First Of
o ROBERT WILCOX,
April ii, lse6--. - -.=
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.ARARG AIN.M LANp.

MILL be sold on the hrst day Of
w May. next. good IRAer of
LAND, lying in Berkeley County. Vir-
ginia, adjoining the Falling Watets and
about one mile from Mr.. Thomas Sheer
er's mill, on the Potomac ION the pre-
mises are, q good log dwelling house, a
spring house, within poles ofthe door,
ON never falling lime stone spring, and
Eve other never failing springs rise %
this land, and,a variety Of fruit trees,
consisting Of apples, peaches, pears and
cherries about $50 acreselearsd and in
4 high state Of cultivation, eight or ten
acres of meadow and more can be made,
and The balance well clothed with good
timber This land Is equal to any in the
neiGhbourhood, a il contains 26o acres,
more or less.-Aiso, one other ANAL
TRAcr ON the Potomac, containing .
bout so acres, IGOR II acres Of which
are cleared, q small quantity Of meadow
ground, a good spring, and cabin.
Any person wishing TO purchase, can
view the premises by applying 70 John
Bashor, living on the premises. The
terms will be made known on the day oil
sale. The sale win be on the premises.
Due attendance will be given By f.
So Il .s#3 JOHN BASHOR, = =
,s..szE Il. GEORGE MOUDY.
! April II, 1905. ~ = .r
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18
Waollsp Manufaa orY.


TStiE subscribers respectfully inform
their friends, and the public u ge-
nerll. that they are aboutto erest, and
win be ready Is commence BY the 6rs(
stlay N May next, . MANuFAcToRT at
Mrs! Hunters mill, in Martinsburg.
forthe purpose of Cardiag, Spanning,
F,,kl;np. and DHng, where persons ape
plying can gettheir Wool carded 70 spin
a home, Or carded and spun, or carded,
spun, woven, f.illed, dyed and finish.
ed, agreeable 70 their directions and
quality Of their wool to which they 90
licit the public attention. Az but few
in this pait Of the country are acquaint-
ed wi.hth nature andusefulness ofthese
machines, il win not be improper 20 state,
HAT woman can spin with greater ease
twice 'the Quantity Of machine rolls in .
day, that she can Of those Of her own
carding bsside, they viii make much
evener yarn and better cloth. Il u me-.
scessary that the wool be brought in .
sheer sufficiently large to contain the
rolls, with one pound Of soft grease %
ten Of wool; the rolls can be transport
ed any distance without receiving any
injury. Beside improving the quality,
of cloth manufactured At home, il viii
lessen the expense and labour which
rendersits encouragement an object wen
worthy the attention Of farmery and o.
Tiers, who make their own cloth. II
viii also be Of great advantage to hasfers
10 have their wool broke on the machine,
asitis much better for their business,
and considerably cheaper than having il
done BY hand. The subscribers aatter
themselves, that ! generous and patri-
otic public, win afford them an encou-
fagement equal 70 the magnitude and
usefulness Of their business and assure
them that NO exertion or attention shall
be wanting on their part, to render &c
neral satisfaction to an those who may
please 10 favour them with their custom.
Z. MISSIONER & ROBARTS.
April III, 1906. :, -. 5z..s,I.5.
b N. b. They win alss carry o. the
FULLIsc and DYlsG business previous
to the manufactory, as is common in this
part Of the country. They also profesa
70 dye scarlet, or any other colour that
exists from that TO the common lead CO.
iour. ~ = a. If /\
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Theceie6rated runaing Horse,
sIORIZEI


WZHL stand the present season as
/ w the stable Of John M'Cleary in
Martinsburg, on Monda, $, TUESDAY.
and Wednesday, the balance OF the week
AZ Mrs. Eekhart's stable in She pherd's.
Town, Jefferson County, and cover
mares at the low rate Of six dollars, If
paid within the season, (which has com.
nenced and will end the first day Of Ju-
iy) or eight dollars by the 6rst OF Sen.
tember, three dollars cash the single
leap, or ten dollars to ensure with foal.
the parting with the mare forfeits the i'm
FLoRIZEL is ahandsome gray, uo.
wards OF fifteen and hall hands high.
and was bred BY John 1ayloe, Esq. Of
Mount~Airy. klorizel was got by GRAY
Dhomed he came out OF the same mare
that CuFrearer did his dam by Har.
Mss Eclipse son Of old Fearnooght, OFT
OF a Shakespeare mare imported bs Col.
baylor) his grand dam by Celer, his
great grand dam by the imported horse
Silver Eye, out Ofa Jolly Rogsrmare. )
Celer was got by the imported horse
Janus, his dam BY the imported horse
Aristotle; his grand dam by the inn
ported horse Wilmington his z. grand
dam BY Jolly Roger his &. 9. grand
dam BY the imported horse Beau out of
an imported mare of Francis Epse.
Esq.
Marx Anthony (the aeetsst horse Of
his day any distanes) was by Partner;
Partner by Old Traveller out Of the i'm.
ported mare Selim. Aristotle and
Wilmington we're both 20. by the Cutler
: Arabian. = -
Janus was go. BY Janus (son of the
Godolphin Arabian ont OF the famsus
little hartly marel his dam BY Old Fox
grand dam by the Bald Galloway. Jelly
Roger d tho = Roger Of The Vale OF the
Stud BAok. = 9 -. ! :" -
Gre4e attention viii be paid to mares
put 70 Florizel, hsas I will not be as
eountable for accidents. -. % :.
- THOMAS LAM
March -, 1sos. E II. '.-..> y.
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NARTrNsBuRG, Be,teisy cs...... !,
NiEginia: Printed and bubEshedIy' /
J0HN ALBURTIS.
r.,.. ., m. INTELL1eENcEA.

pTHE price fthis Paper Is tue dsL
lars Per a1.HaM, one dollar fayabk al ths
time snbsertttags aad enc sOhen fhsl
year extires. Distast snbscyibers sev'
for ting sDao!e year al ADVANCE. THs
price Of Advertisements, to nsa-sSS-
:seribers, q enc dollar teS square fsr
three sgeeks Insertion, and III esafins.
anee afier thar tine IS Genie per Deek.
Subscribers will confinae 10 seceiyss re-
d.efionsf sneaf fourth On thsir A1Sertiss-
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EoUR DOLLARS REWARD.
April 1896

E0UR DOLLARS REWARD. 4
CTRAYED from the subscriber, on
y Sundayth Soth ult. a dark 1sorrel
HORSE. about fourteen hands three
inches high, rough she'd Before blaze
face With some white spots about the
nose. his name hangs chiefly on the left
side, PAGES and trots, and when pacing
fast appears to be lame. Twill give the
above reward to any person thar win re.
turn said horse to the subscriber, living
about seven miles from Martlnsburg,
near the Falling w aters.
.. - JAMES WIGGENTON.
April II, 1906.
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COT DIS,

suitable for the present and approaching
season, which, in addition 20 the stock
received from the late firm of Msrro1s
q Bre5Dn, makes their assortment com.
plete, which they are determined = sell
uncommenly low for cash, Of approved
Of country produce. 60. r.
ROBERT WORTHINGTON,k Co.
Shepherd.s- Town. March 20, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18

il Martinsburg. ON Mondays, Tuesdays
and Wednesdays, and on Thursdays,
Fridays and Saturdays at the stable Of
Samuel chenoweth, ON the road from
Martinsburg to Gasrard's- Town, about
8 miIea from the former place. The
terms and pedigree ars insertedin hand
bills. ~ s<g g.. ~ .
WILLIAM BENTLEY,
April =, 1906. j.. -
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Chm Me- Goods.

TIME Subscriber glsave 10 inform
Dir friends and the public gene.
rally, tint they have just received, and
are now opening, ! very handsoIns4as-
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-04-18
STEPHEN WEST,
RICHARD w. WEST.
HARRIET WEST,
BENJAMIN ODEN. .

Prince Georges County, I
Maryland, Marchi1, 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19
pisrflIanp.
CONVERSATIONS ON cHYMISTRY.
Il NEH1 LONDON lt,0Rx


lr needs no deep refearch no ftuded appeal
to- the pages of Alexander or OF Segur TO
demonerate how much the general imp prove
ment of fociety depends upon the improve
inent of svo,naH. Ii is the in.ereR of man,
himfelf, therefore, to promote the attain
rnents Of The fair.
But rvomnn has never vet occupied that ffati-
on to which he is entitled. In the favage
Rate of fociety. f'c IL degraded to a kenR Of
bxr1es. In more pnli'hed countries, lhe
is exalted into a Fictitious idol, play thing,
ahi2hly hniihed ornament, an animated oh
jeet ofluxury, to tickle the vanity or hattcr
the proud pre-emnence OF man.
Some women, 1t is true, have exerted that elac-
ITCHY of effort, which is incident to the very
nature of MIND, when foitered by propiti-
Gus c'rcumtances. They have overcome
thofe obitacles which oppofed the general
Improvement of theirfs aud nobly broken
down the artificial barriers by which man
has attempted to mark out the discriminate
on OF the iexes. Such are those celebrated
names, which Europe has in a few wears en-
rolled among her celebrated and her wife :
the Stewards, the Wolffonecrofts, and the
Edge~orthsof England the madam Ro,ands,
the CondOrcets and Lavohers of France
1t is therefore with pure and undinemblsd plea
lure, that we have hailed every effort hither-
toexertea - tolijging the mind of woman.
Many OF fuch efforts have ftarted forth with.
in the laft few years: & every year augments
their number.
May we not therefore prefume to recon mend
TO tier confederation, the perufal of the in
terefting little work, from which we have
made the following quotation It is written
on fcience, Of all others the moft ex,en-
lively applicable TO the phenomena of the
unlverie or the economy of domeRic life
1T written by A female, and principally far
the ufe of her ozv1 fex. Il is an Ofavo Yo.
lume of 4so pages: its title Conversations
on Chymiitry, in which the elements of tina,
fcience are familiar'y explained and illuf,rat.
:. ed by experiments, and plates.'
But 'houd the iad.es fuppofe it to be abope
or beneath their notice, it is ftiil TO be hoped
that the gentlemen will not, in this infance
at leaf, be frbftrvient enough to fbeir opini.
ons to initiate their example,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19
Auguh S.

i' '1setiag etse Oree7o,s of,t. ReLnorl Txrrsii.
CoszeVay, bed at Easvard Haaas fov.ra in fbe CT,
q Riesi-oHd,o. 7aetaay tie 29tb Of July, 1906.
ESOLvED. That FIVE dollars be paid on each
~ ihare held by the Stock holders IN the faid com
Pany TO Nathaniel Sheppard their trealrer on or be-
fore the fril day of September rext
Ref0!0ed, That proportions be received from any
per,ons inclined TO undertake the work on ,he
turnpike until the fir day of October next and tina,
the fame be filed in writing with the clerk of the Com
pany by the perions making flch proportions.
An extract from the minutes
N. SHEPPARD, Clerk.
Auguf S. ,lases..
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19
TEAS, SALT, BAR IRON, &c.

ME Subscriber has taken the Houfe formerly o..
euped by the late Mr.. David Paterfon, .bers
he has on hand--ImPeral, Hyfcn and Young II No.,
TEAS; quantity Of BAR IL ON SALT in Geks
WRAPPING PAPER INDIGO: few boxes
by 10 and loby IL WINDOW GLASS; few Bar.
refs HERRlNGS-in addition tca pretty general AZ
fortment Of GROCERIES which he viii iii 81,
the !oweH terms for eah, or exchnnge for eogntrv
prsduce. lie t ALTO expe Sing foon to rscee.a Good
frpply Of GERMAN OZNh BURGG.
EDWARD 75HNST0N.
Manchester, August -. aoew/
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19

His prayer was heard, the rolling barqas
Rode thro' the form with ilubbosn pride;
And William, blithe as morning bark,
Flew to his fweet enrapsur'd bride.
Yet viii. with love ai,d liquor warm,
Ere yet a,monsh had pals'd in giee,
Forgot the ;.rrors of the form.
And, lipsing, fquard away for iea,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-08-19
FOR SALE.

at fSbie ast7sn, RE pyese,, I>ni-;cssy, lo..
StefearSe, nex', If mex p,evissfy Of sd 81 ., pyi.
gate eonf~aes,)
LIVE hundred and fifty acres LAND, ftua,ed in
L the upper end of Cumberland county eigbteen
miles from the Court Houfe, three from Farmville,
and one from good manufacturing mill on Appo.
mattox, now navgable almoit to Petersburg.
This LAND lies Handsomely, is in good order and
inferior in quality eat of the mountains there
is 10 or 2 acres meadow, Handsomely fet with ,ino-
thy, and about 20 acres more prepared for towing
next fpring; in addition there is AN extenGve bed Il
Goa! which to aperfon of capital would be highly va
liable; ene third the purehafe money ~" he r---ir-
ed an hand an6 the s7lanse in nnntal inn alrnes
JOHN KELSO.
Augut ] 2. sos. ,aE