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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-14

DAN-AWAY from the subscriber
N On the 10th Of September, .
bound boy named Jonathan Oidfsi2
aged nineteen years. Whoever takes
up and brings home said runaway,
shall receive TEN CENTS reward.
but-no thanks nor charges. y
JOSEPH VAN.MATRE1.
Cstober I, tsos. ~
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L.1yND.S for safe.

ENN Monday IL aist of Nosember
~ next, being - Ist day 81 he
Court DC he County 81 berkeley for thSt
mopth, !, tie Globe Tavern ii NIartins@
burg. ] viii sell II public suction for
ready Money, . very valuable tract az
LIANT contrasting about as acres lying
about ! mile and a. hall. from he town Of
Marsinsburg There are on the premi.
ses . good dwelling house, kitchen, barn,
&c. and he whole i ID tenantable cons
dition. Il ill be shewn on application
70 Mr.. Samuel B. Harris ID whose Ten.
lure il now u, and possession will Be
given 70 the pnrchasef On the fst Of a.
.pril next.
THE property was some years aimee
sold nnder ) deed oftrust from Michael
M'Kcwan and wife for the benefit Of
Gen. Swami and others Of the city 81
Baltimore to whom II now belongs. Il
is encnmbered with an old Mortgage
which win pc extinguished prior %, the
sale. Full Information Is 10 the vide
win Be given on application, 10 IS.
PHILIP c, PENDLETON.
Marlinsburg, Virginia, 1 3
August ~, 1908.
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FOR SALE,

ri SMALL FARM Il sight Of the
~ Sulphur Spring, hhefeon the Poor
house was formerly erected, containing
about foftystwo acres &c 6ps fate slste
Land, finding on Opeeon Greek. and
adjoining the lends Of Carver Willis,
Anderson,s heirs, and the Sulphur
Spring tract; said farm Is wen watered
and divided, and the baiiding, comfor.
table and sufficient ID every respect the
tide rood the price lcw; those who
are inclined 20 buy, may know the terms
By applying 10 The subscfiheT now living
d, The premises. Thef< re about rs
aeFes ofsaid fsrm feadf fof seeding
Possession nay Be- had q any time, q
gseeable % the purchalefs wish.
s ALSD,
Two HOUSES and LOTS il the Boz
rough Of Winchester near the Market
House. and opposite ColOnei Charles
Mag,ll's, I'll IN good repair, and with
thar great eonyenienee Of excellent water,
! = ~. PETER kEHoE.
Sepssmbtr >. 1908. s,...s
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john HUTCHINSON
tBOOTaadS SHOE JHANUEAcTOR1
a MARTfNsBvRG. - iss

u. Ea.a 80 49,
T-HE subscriber respectfully informs.
his cnstomers aud the public. that
he still occupies bis old stand, between
the Post-O fice and Printing 0fice,
Martinsburg thar he has lately made 4
eonsidefable addition to his stock oFlea.
ther, (Which Is of she best quality and
shall ecnstantly keep BY him = iarge as
sortment, so that none who may please
10 employ him. viii ever be disappoint.
ed !; be win be careful In always Keeping
the best Norkmen, and from his own
particular attention, feels m assurance,
that he shall be able 70 give satisfaction
% his customers = Doors and SHoEs, Of
every description, WILDE carefully made,
agreeable 10 directions. He intends 10
keep, ready.made, ayariety Of work for
Ladies' and Gentlemen-4-Ha having 1 large
stock OF Leafher on hand, he viii be ale
70 give i short credit % .punctual per.
sons who may wish il. He Is thankful.
for the fayours already received, and
win cndeayonr In future not 10 &c unde-I
serving eneouragement. zss. 4 n
] RICHARD HIcKSON. Ii
April 4, 1903. ..5 u 81 4ss ~ y.
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To be Rented,
for one on mere Years,

My Plantation vhereon Capt. Geo:.
Iva Tsderiex aiely lived, situass on
Sleepy Greek one mile from Potomak
river, containing 60 acres Of pillow land,
and IS acres Of good Timothy leadoW |;
onthis farm Is ! good orchard and Barn,
with several excsllents springs Of water,
and : suiheieney Of timber md Gre wood
for the use IF the plantation- Ghriseo-
Pher Tedsrick, acting agent foF ne, will
shew the premises, and contract for
them with any person disposed to rent.
p JACOB TEDERfcK.
Beaver County, Pennsylyania,
August 26, 1908.
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PAPER MAKING.

TsHREE 81 FOUR APPRENTI.
j CES are wanted BY the subscri-
Der, % learn the r APER.NfAKING
business Lads from twelve To- fifteen
ysars.of age win Be preferred. This
business - remarkably, healahy, and
holds ont advantages that but very few
Others offer. Apply 70 Mr.. Alburtis,
10 Martinsbnrg, or 10 the subscriber, Il
his Paper. Mils near BuekIes- Town,
CONRAD COUNSELLER.
July I, 1909.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

y EAs.ssl
ID AN auat from the subscriber, liv.
IN ing near Opeckon in IelFersou
County, virginia, On Monday the OH
instant, . Negro Man named ELISHA,
about twenty one years Of age, about
Eve feet seven or eight inches high, well
made, rather slow IN his speech, andis
remarkably fond Of liquor Had on
when he went away, . new shirt and
trowsers ofstfong homemade low linen,
striped swansdown jacket, and round.
about made offalled lindsey bf drab
colour, the under part ofthe sleves made,
ofeloth nearly of the same colour, 4 wool
hat about half worn, with hat band and
buckle, die hat band wrapped round
with brass wire, and coarse. shoes much
worn. Z will Give sweney doIlara reward
and al reasonable expenses for the ap-
prehension Of the said Negro, II he h
returned 90 mr., Or secured ID Jail, 90
that I get him again. .sr.z.E lss
aS ABRAHAM GORRELL.
June ~, 1905. ~ AZ r.
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CARR Mahnfactory

s.
TINE subserihet respectfully informs
L. the public, that he has now IN his
empioy, afhis carsiaes AI1nufaetnry .
Shepherds Town, ViFginiss number
of exssllent workmen from the most "a
.hionable Cisies, which win putin In his
power 10 furnish his employers. ON \
short notice. with Carriages Of any de-
sefiption, fnished IN the MOST elegant,
OF II plain and neat style, I. fsasona-
prices. t
Old Carriages win BE handsomely re-
paired, At cheap rates. s,s%s ss !.
He makes Drums and Fies,e Paints
Floor Cloths, &c. 81 s..
His local situation, win always enable
him to procure timber and other mater.
ais OF the best quality, and he IS deter.
mined that no pains shall besspared to
make his work handsome and seryicesble.
GEORGE MILLER. Il
Shepherd's- Town, Septsmber ?, 1905,
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Ladies fashionab BE Bon
nets and Hats.


\ yrsi receipea, agse1, vnttisiy q
Fs6hionablt BOpnets end Hats
WreaEhs, 4 8 z
Arsi6eial aFIoRers
Ossrich Eraihcrss
Laes VeilS, G..
Broad Thread Lace,
Patent cotton, ditto,
fine Thfead kdgings
Lace Sleeves,
Spider Net ditto. 8
Eairnlung Sill Cloves, SIS
dido White Kid ditto,
shoot Kid land Silk. ditto,
Kid, Mororc0 md Leather Slippers, rs
Figured md plain LsnO Musiins,
Canibrick, ditto,
Chintzes and 0slicoes,
Oimities, ~, ( I
Irish IINENS.
Home.made, ditto, 4
Twilled BaEs, 49, q ~
Ticklingbutgs, &c. &c.
a - Try also hape on hand, ~
Medi4ineb and Paints,
Soal I'D Upper Leather,
- Nice Fair.sops, Il sFi Z 4
Calls skins and Boot Legs,
Bsr.Ifon, s,eeland Nails,
lHacot, - IA
ass Flax-seed Oil,
VelI.se a.oued FIank,
A compleie assortment Of Chins, Glass.
Queens, Siens, Tin, Wooden and
Poster's Ware. ~ y n
Is sS.It Alse, D y
Cast Nuts for ding
~ Fruit.
super6as clo,hs and Cassideres.
= flannels, \ i
Y. Vsitets, !. &. $50 a !
Constitution and Presidents Cords,
7 MIN. saws, &c. &c.
AZ which shey are ceiling very chcsp.
JAMES & JOHN LANE
Shepherd 5. Town, q. -
Septembst 2, isOs. 9'At,s 1
N S. Cssh pail tsr HIDE and Siiss.
S5GESSSf&s K ss5ss ,ssssa HISS ~ sz - =
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PROPosALs farprinting By SUBSCRIPTION,
6be Artt1emiati Ehtigtrtt,
by WTILIAM HunrIncfon. =.

- we
y HE publisher has been induced to CHER q new
American edition Of this work, to the pubic
from Tie scarceness 81 Il q being almbst out Of
printl and with the hope that ID cifculation will
Be great public good, and have tendency 20
point out tosearchefs after fighteousnessth tue
path in which 4 may Be found He tfsists dat Il
win richly repay thosefo IL perpssl who afeit
search AFTER Divine truths IN Who wish 70 zee the
glorious Gospel promoted and spread through our
band, he doubts not VII feel 4 disposition b en-
courage this scarce and valuable work.
Thepabhsheris not actnated ~ inserested News
in offering this work to the psblic his sole object
b the dissemination Of truths Necessary for eve
fyhurAan creature TO be acquainted with ne only
wishes to obtain 40 many snbssribers as viii pay
for the printing, his own situation being such IS to
put i out 81 he power to have i repub with.
out the aid Of others. 3i
L The work win probablyrnske from 80 70 800
duodieimo pages L shalI Be wen printed on good
paper, andthe price, half bound, shall not exceed
one dollar those who wish them bound In leather
canhave themat the additional expense Of bind
ing IL the number of Subscribers should BE equal
70 HE e1Peetstioa, tie price mi ID probability win
be Less. NJ 49, : :. e. &c -, "a. go
Tie Ss,i eiR u ~. 70 rss, !. soon Il ss5ieiea,
nR,aber n sitsribtIs are sbtaised - fy Js, he
friafbg tF$4 k t sss5g "a NJ ysfs sst9, 81 Nh
q s.h'er;t.;... ,ss.;,,.s =. .i..bs sfsn. I--
- JoHN HUTcHINsoNl y
Jnne 2, 1908. 81. ~ go. VI s4.gasb{g
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FRESH GOODS
Won 0beniHg.

HE Subscribers have the pleasure
70 inform their friends, custom
- and the public generalIg, that they
haye just received and are now opening
q their Store (Mr. KeaFsley,s well-
known corner) 10 Shepherd's.T Town, !
complete and handsoeie sssortment of
,SPRLNG and SLlJMyM.ER
@ O. ID S.
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Fo1. Sale,

For Sale, IS.
4 Negro Woman, sbout 50 years Of
kaRe, md het t6o chil1rek, the Old.
est ! girl about = years, the Other q
boy 70 mouths The woman has been
aeeustomed Is house and out work
Apply % he printsf.
august -, isos.
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consisting Of aIniOst every article ID the
mercantile line, which have been Dur.
chased low, and win Be sold on d favor.
able termss q any goods that will be Of.
fered this season. II
They return their thsnks p an chose
who have been pleased % cal on them
since their commencement n busiaess,.
and Aatter themselyes with : consinu.
ance ofthe same, asthsy are determia.l
ed thatno pains shall be spared to 10.
eommodate thoss Who may favour thems
with their custom. asl.t ;Igsris.
R.WoRTHIN6TON, & Co. b.
Shepherd Town May 90, 1908.
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Clock making and w atch.
repairing. ( !.

THE subscriber acquaipts his friends
II and cnstomers, thathe d stiltear.
rying on the shove husiness q bis Tesi-
denee IN RFsderick County, On the main.
road leading from Martinsbufgto Win.
chester, eighteen mica from the former
and six from the lafter plEe, where he,
will Be thankful for any orders in his
line, and trosts be shall Be- able 70 exc
cute diem with Satisfaction % his ems
ployers. \
He hasnov ii his employ Tohn Grove.
well knownas On excellsnt Watch re.
pAifer-and for tie convenienee Of per.
sons, 10 BE- near Martinsb1rE, who may
want their watches cleaned OF repaired,
be has Engaged Joseph Nicely of thar
place, stosreceiye than for him, 10 whom
they win be returned when flushed.
WatchesTepaired By him viii bewar-,
ranted % perform aceurstely for one,
year. accidents excepted.
Al Clocks made By him, win. q
usual. b ensured % PEI rm sish aesa-I
raey.
He makes Mill Brands
Of every description.
REES bRANSoN. q
Oh Month, iosh, 1903.
\
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-16
RIGHTS OF NEUTPALS.

The following article upon this important
subject we have translated from a late
French paper. It is remarkable to observe
the intrinsic difficulties and artificial en-
barrassments which have been started to
prevent the enjoyment of a natural right.
The belligerent powers have ransacked
their faculties of invention, to shavkle with
difficulties the enjoyment of the benefits of
navigation exercised by n~eutrals. But, as
strength generally overcomes right, and as
from their conduct and declarations, thew
are resolved not to allow us neutrality, the
United States have Justly adopted strong
measures to secure their interests.-Com.
.ddO.
AS the period has arrived when the emper-
or of Russia proclaimed anew the principles
of the armed neutrality, that monument ofthe
wisdom of the empress Catherine, and engag-
ed never to deviate from that system, it is
proper to examine its ground, and from
thence We may form an opinion of it's conse-
quence.
Every vessel shall be allowed to sail from
pore to port and along the coasts of the belli.
gerent powers.
GOODS belonging to the subjects of the
belligerents, shall be freely transported in
neutral bottoms, excepting contraband arti-
cles, (which are mutually defined and fixed by
prior acts, with respect to arms and warlike
apparatus.l
"To determine what is meant by a block
AIDED port, this term is not to be applied, but
to one where there exists an evident risk in
entering on account of the disposition of the
force which is employed to carry on the ope-
rations.
">These principles will serve as directions
in the proceedings upon the legality of priz-
es."
These principles, which display a vigorous
Justice and a strict equality between the mari
time powers, were never disputed, until the
empress Catherine had the honor FIRST to do it
Busch has given a list of thirty-fve CONNER
cial DEGREES, concluded between 1912 & 1880
all founded IN the same principles. The Eng
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fish themselves acted agreeable tothem to the
end Of the sixteenth century, under the reign
of Elizabeth, when the Hollanders captured
several English ships, loaded with goods be-
longing to Spanish subjects, then at war with
Holland. The queen of England demanded
reeress for the insult offered to her flag, and
Immediately had stopped four Holland cruiz-
erS.
In l77S, France, by its treaties with the
United States, re-established and adopted the
most important principles of the maritime
neutrality, and particularly, that the flag should
protect all merchandise.
The declaration of the empress Cstharine
was regarded by all the powers of the CONT
nent as a benefit, and as a mark of justice,
applicable both to governments and individu-
ais. Even the British cabinet did not dare to
question its propriety In the official answer
which was returned to it. They merely de-
clared THAI their conduct should be conforma-
bic to the most Just and best established prin-
clples OF the laws of nations, anu that the
most strict orders had been given to respect
the flag Of her Imperial majesty. Then it
appeared dangerous to provoke those powers
by rejecting laws adopted by them all it was
only when England had become the ruling
maritime power, that she treated these pyrin-
ciples as innovations, hostile to the honor of
the British flag, and prelpdicial to the com.
merciai interests of England.
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March Is.
The famous gcaag LfCK
NJ [ Z A N d a.

XKTlLL stand at Aylirston every day sx-
w cept Saturday, when he will be re-
moved to Mr.. Jatobs's, at Cameron, ard be
let to Mares at Six Dollars, if paid by the
first of August, lif not, Ten Dollars will be
required) and Fifty Cents to groom.
MIRANDA is four years old, Of great size
and figure, and promises to equal his celes
brated sire Columbus, now standing in the
county of Stafford. Miranda's dam was by
the Knight of Malta, cut of a~nimported len
nett. Columbus by the Knight Dam by the
Royal Gift, out of an imported Maltese Jeu~
nett.
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aleranbrta DAILY anherttser.
WEDNESDAY,, MARCH ls.

A letter from Amsterdam, dated Jan e,says,
"The French are now acting upon the late
imperial decree. Vessels that have been vi
sited by English cruisers detainedin England,
or put into an English port through stress of
weather lose the protection of their flag, and
will be sequestrated, IN their arrival at a
French port, or captured by a vessel of that
nation. This decree applies to all the coun-
tries under the control of France yet we do
not think our government will concur in SO
severe a measure"
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BALTIMORE. March IL.

sor " n ship North America, Tucker,
fFna ,Onninsen, and As days from Dartmouth
tbs captain I. left Dartmouth 26th Jan.
was Esahts, of the Embargo in America
|imms elsed there that morning, when he
He ICY got under weigh and beat out.
Envla0S Sht neither papers nor letters from
,rv;s. iearing he might fall in with French
don g. az reported at Dartmouth that negocia-
EDplsn peace was about commencing between
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The elegant and Thoroughbred Horse
PO 7 Q M A G.,

XK7lLL stand at the same places s times;
w and be let at the very low price Of
-Four Dollars if paid in season by the first os
August ifnot, Eight Dollars will berequis%
ed and Fifty Cents to groom.
POTOMAC's blood and figure are SO well
known as to need no description-his colts
now growing will prove his value. Al the
close of the season he will be fer sale or bar
ter for mules or horses, and would make 4
very capital horse to carry to the western
country, as his blood is in the highest dc,
mand-his appearance interior to no blood
horse whatever. ~
William Birch.
Arlington, March Is. (le) lav3R
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1T IS hereby made knOvn, That the COM
missioners appointed to superintend an cleo
ton in ward No. 2, to, supply a vacancy in the
Common Council, have made due returns to
me-, from which it appears that JOHN Sur.
TON is elected.
In testimony whereof / have hereunto
set my hand and affixed he seal of the
Corporation, this 18th day of March,
1908.
CUTHBERT POWELL,
ISL MAYOR.
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To a commercial friend we are indebted for
the following extract, dated

the following extract, dated
CADIz, Jan. Is, 1908.
+" Since the ash GDec. near 90, 900 b6Ls. of
-four haze fallen in, hrincihaNy destined forPor-
tugak, and not being allowed to enter any tort
Of that kingdom by the British 6iockading squa.
dron, have proceeded on here. Actzsithstandsng
these arrivals, end that many more nay be er-
fected, lido NOT ahtrehend that -four nil taN
much the zyants of this country, 6etqveen this
and rert harvest, zpiW be considerable =: and
those @PortUgat rvhich must be SUPPLIED from
here ere sill greater and should an arny assem-
bic before Gibraltar, Of uhich there is some IT.
hearance, every shecies @fhrouisions must ad-
Uance considerably. THE only sales /. zvhich I
have Effected as yet, have been 5000 Barrels of
-four Of those arrived at .ALsesiras, and deHuer-
6Ae there at tzvelse hard dollars and a ha{f ter
barrel. and l am Of Qhinion that about this hrice
may De calculated OH. Or markets having been
for some time bare Of tobacco, and our fabrics
very lozv, added 10 which tie major fart of The
late arrivals haUing fallen into my hands, I qyaa
enabled 10 obtain the Advance hrice Of tzventy
.EVe herd collars FER qnintak, for near 400
hogsheads TO my consignment, and 7 since IN
derstand that The seUcraL tarcsls at existence,
say near $50 hogsheGdS more, haze been taken
by government at the same hrice. 1t is not
probable, however, that any thing near this
trice can be calculated on. Z think, however,
that should circumstances hermit sAihments Of
any articles from America, that tobacco mil be
one Of the safest articles for some time, unless
a large Parcel should fall IN. Tie fabrics here
are nozv auhhfed for four months"
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yKTHEREAs THOMAS PArrEs hath, By

yEIHEREAS THOMAS PArrEN hath, By
Wv his petition in writing, applied to the
honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the
assistant judges Of the circuit court of the
District of Columbia, to be admitted to the be-
neft of the act of Congress, for the relief of
insolvent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual con.
hncment in the Jail bounds of Alexandria coun.
ty,at the suit of Charles Alexander's admins.
~tratrix, and being 1nsble to discharge the
said claim with others against hun, has offered
to deliver up to the use of his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and mixed-Noice is
therefore ga0sn, to the creditors of the said
Thomas Patten, that on Saturday, 18th inst.
between the hours of nine and three O'Clock Of
the same day,at the court house in Alexandra
the oath ofan in~solyent debtor viii be admit
nlstered to the said Thomas Patten, and a
trustee appointed agreably,to the said act Of
congress, unless cause be then & there shewa
to the contrary,
BY order of the honorable Nicholas Fitzs
hugh one of the assistant Judges Of the circuit
court of the District ofC elumbia,this 10th deg
OF March, 1903.
G.. Deneale, c. c.
March Is. st.
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PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.

There appears to be three candidates for
the Governors chair in Pennsylvania. The
Federal Republicans have nominated JAMES
ROSS, of Pittsb1rg /; the Guilds have set up
JOHN SPAYD, of Reading !; and the De-
mocrats have determined to adhere to ST.
MON SNYDER. Great will be the contest.
Bal. Fed. Gaz.
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William Birch.
}. fl6l law3R
Land for Sale at Auction.

3 t1~ t go '--
yKTILL be sold at Public Sale at credit
w Of | 2 and 8 years, on Monday 2sta
day ofMarch next, upon the premises, the fox
lowing tract GLAND ; to wit ~
One Tract containing 374a<
cres, laying in Fairfax county upon the OK
road, adjoining the lands Of Edward WASH
ington and about q miles from the town .cf
Cccoquan. This Tract is all in wood, lies
level and is well watered, and at least one hall
is valuable meadow land. - "sis
. also,
An undivided molety Of q
tract in the county of Prince William, cons
tanning $50 acres, whereon George Mills now
lives, immediately upon the river and 2 miles
above the town ofOccoquan, will be sold ths
following day being the 29th day of March,
Also,
One other tract on the f0Aozoing day, being lie
SoM day Of March, y
Containing about 200 acres
This land is under cultivation, lies well, 10
we'll watered and is under rent from year %
year, at 1890 VT. tobacco per year. 1t lies al
Joining the Lands of VIM. Grant in Prince
William county, in a good neighbenrhood,a q
bout le miles from the town Of OccoquaDs
and IS from Dumfries. The purchases can
not have possession of this tract before the iEt
OF Jan. 1909. ~
also,
VIII be sold the following day sn the premises,
being the 3lst day gMarch,
One other Tract OF Land COM
tanning 200 acres, Immediately at Blansee
ford upon Occoquan river, and Is miles't-
bove the town of Occoquan, this land is w5l8
improved has good buildings calcula ted fora
tavern, store and dlstillcry, with convGniens
out-houses.
Indisputable titles viii be given the pac
chaser, to each of these tracts, on the first pay
ment being made the purchasers giving 8
trust deed on all the premises to secure tho
payment Of the other two thirds.
N. Elllcott.
yOccoquan, Feb. 10, IS dts.
ALMANACS for 18o2s
Jnst published anater sale, 5y
Costom and stewasts
March 10. ~ @@~N~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-16
PHILADELPHIA, Ma,ch1s.

man. lived, brig Confidence, Free
the sc bSm Matanzes. Left there, Feb. IS,
Tor AT Paragon. Hams, to sail in . days
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