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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02

"a
England & inferior to none bred in tina, conn
try,) will stand the ensuing season at NV s,,his
IN hing and Queen county. about 40 miles fror;
Richmond, z from Dunkirk and ~ from IT,
pahannock. at so dollars the season more. e
which, and half a dollar for the groom. INNS, H.
sent with the mares before they can be taken -
way. The SO dollars may be discharged by ,he
payment OF 40 dollars cash, and in tie euen,
q tbe embargo continuing. @, a zyay, Nv so doYs
ncr before the expiration OF The season. winch
will commence on the Is, March and end Is,
August. Extensive high ard low land pasturace
as good as any in Virginia, gratis. Mare, nss,'
be ted with corn 1T the ma, ket price. and eyer,
attention will be paid TO them. but nc liability for
escapes or accidents ct any kind. Mace a.,
toals will be kept by themselves.
Sir Harry was imported in the fall of 1904,
from London, is now IL years old, in high heat,,
and vigor, Is hands s inches high, full Of None
end mrscle. fine points, elegant form ana be,,,.
Full brown color. He has cove,ed three ,e,son.
in this country, has proved himself sure fo.y
setter, and his stock are equal to any in ,hs
wcrid He wax one OF the best racers in En-
gland, both for speed andbott ON, with very he,
Wy weights, and probably cost more money than
any horse ever imported into this country fs,and.
ing the owner within Y uifle OF cl2Oo s,er,;nr
when landed) and in the e,timaiion Of good iu,,u
es' is equal, 1t nor superior, 10 any that is nm,
or ever was in the seaie. Is the universal nr.,fs
ce &c c, Is TO run beats, it Is needless to %, IN.
out to those who have fine TaA,es, tie advsn,,s
ges that may result from senth,g them to ,h;s
horse.
His dam Mation (foae5 IN 1851 was got hy
Alfred, grandam tdaIn of Pnot) by Marsk, gre az
gIandanI by Regulus, gIeat gSat grandari ida N
OF Widair and Vamrer) by STEADY great g-eat
great giandaru by Palmer, GREYHOUND. MAKE.
les Counsellor. Brinrmer Places While .ruyl,,
Alfred was got by Marohem ,'foalei in 177oS
cut of Snap mare (,hc da m of t,cuduet.r. bic.
,ator' Ceorgiana and o,hers) bred by the duke of
Kingston. foaed in 1852 j her d, q, by the Cul.
len Arabian Griswood's Lady II ;gh, by Part-
Rer :. Greyhound; Sophonisba's o.Mi, by the
Curwan Bay Barb Lord D'Arcey's ,ssesnut A.
raban: Whreshrt Old Montague are.
Matchem was goi by Cade Ca6e (,v,n b-o.
Their 10 Lath) was got BY th Godolphin, Arab.
an Marsk wss got by squir; squ,rt was got
by Bartlett's Childess Regulus was 90, by the
Gotorhn Arabian.
SIR Peter Teazie was got by Kighfiyer, W., of
Iapi'iion' by SnaP; Snap was got by s ip /;
Snip was got by the Devonahire Childe,s OF i of
Basto mare Highhyer was got By fcroa cut
OF Rachel by Blank; Eerod was got by Ts mar,
out OF CyPron, by Blaze; Tar9r was gor by
Farmer out OF Meliora, by Old Fox.
John Hoskinss
January IS, 1903. w,Ml
N. Is. Ii is nor probable thar Sir Harry will
ever again stand TO the norihward of his own .rs
IN The neighbo,hcod of Petersburg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
Land for Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, at Louisa courthouse, on
w Monday the 9th day of February next, be-
ing Louisa court day, to the highest bidder, for
ready money. trad of LAND, lying in the said
county OF Louisa on the waters of Deep creek.
adjoining the lands Of Col. Thomas Meriweiher
(now HARDWOOD Goodwin and Launcelott Minor)
and others. containing four hundred acres. be
the same more or less (; whereon Col James Me.
riwether, dec lived at the time Of his deaih.
This land will be sold by virtue ola deed Of trust
executed TO the subscriber by the said James Me
riwether. dec. bearing date the 25th day of A.
pr, 1877, and admitted TO record in the county
court OF Louisa, 70 secure the payment Of sum
of money therein specified, due TO John Poin
dexter. and the expenses Of recording and carry.
ing said deed into effect A deed will be made
10 the purchaser conveying the title which the
subscriber holds under said deed. which is BIZ.
lieved 70 be indisputabe.
DaJ;d Bullock.
Ianuar,, ltb 1909
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
inst Pu6Hsted and for sac at this ofse,
MEMOIRS
WILLIAM SAMPSON,

Including particulars OF his adventures in various
parts Of Europe; his confinement in the dun
geoSs of the Inouis,ion in Lisbon, &c. &c.
SEVERAL 0RIGINAL LETTERS,
Being his correspondence with the ministers OF
state in Great Britain and Portugal.
Il short sketch oTthe HIsToRr IF Ireland,
Particularly as il respects The spirit of British Do
mination i'll that country and few observati-
ems on the state Of m anners, &c in America.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
MAHOGANY Furniture,
LAND
IN the state Of Ohio.

TUE subscriber wishes to SELL a valuable
4 TRACT OF LAND, in the state of Ohio,
containing I 600 acres. This tract is of excel
len, quality. che subscriber has understood from
most respectable information. L, lies on Deer
creek, branch of the Scotia, about is miles
from Chilicothe in well settled neighborhood.
and is very convenient to the trade of the Ohio.
He will dispose of it for cash, or short
crt dit, for notes negotiable at the Bank of Vir
GINA; will exchange 1t for property in the
city of Richmond. An unquestionabe title, with
general warranty >will be made to the purchaser
WM. MUNFoRD.
Richmond, SEM. N24 1907. II
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
/ en- Dollars Reward.

Dun away from this city, about the 10Th oflast
IA November, negro man slave named CO.
SAR the property of the subscriber he for.
mery belonged TO MIR. Robert Alexander of
Campbell county, and was bought from him
small boy in the year 1859; he is now about 6
feet high his big toe on his right foot is very
remarkable, being split with an axe thro' the
nail and nearly as high as the second Joint, by
that Il is much broader and larger than the other.
He was accustomed to run James river above the
falls, and was seen on the 10Th Of the same
month, November, going thro' the locks in
batteaux, with negro man slave named Abrar,
who was head man, and belongs to the estate Of
Col John Harvie, dec. If Cesar is not concealed
by the said Abram he is gone up the river in
some other batteau. On delivering him 20 me
or securing him in some Jail so that get him
again, shall be paid the above reward by
Robert Mitchell.
City Of Richmond, 25'h Jan. 1903 wifi
DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA., to wit,
ID E it remembered. that on the 9th day of
ID December in the 32nd year of the indie
pendence Of the United States Of America, Sea
ton Grantlaud Of the said district hath deposi
ted in this Office, the title of a book 1 he right
whereof he CLAIMS as proprietor, in the words
Following TO wit A compendious View Of the
TRIAL of AARON BURR Oate vice Presi.
dent Of the United States) charged with High
Treason together with biographical Sketches
Of several eminent characters. By William
Thompson, Attorney at law, Abingdon Virgin.
ia" IN conformity 20 the act Of Congress Of the
United States entitled. "an ACT for the encou
ragement of learning by securing the copies Of
Maps, Chairs and Books 20 the authors and
projectors Of such copies during the time there
in mentioned.
WILLIAM MARSHALL. Clerk
O. s. Of the District Of Virginia.
THE above work rs this day published and may
be had a. s. GTantand's Printing OfIice--stifch
cd so cents-haf bosnd 90 eents--nea,ly bound
and lst,er,d As. 3D. The copy right Of this
book being vested in the Subscriber by the IN
Their and having been secured as the law directs
all persons are warned not TO repubish IT,
Jan S. S. CRANTLANp.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
90 Dollars Reward.

DuN AWAY about the 9th May from Richmond,
II TAcOB, a very black fellow, about six feet
high, twenty-eight years old, handsome address
and very artfu., has several sears on his neck,
and one or two, believe, on his left cheek, re-
sembling small pox pits, waterman by trade,
and left his batteau in the bason of the canal in
the above city when he went of, at which time
he broke open the store Of gentleman in Rich.
nioHd and stole to a large amount, for which
said gentleman has offered reward Of so dollars
fov experimenting SAID fellow (as am informed)
The has numerous acquaintance in the said
city, the counties Of Hanover and Caroline, in
one Of which he was raised, and where expte q
he may De hsrbored. The above reward viii
be paid and all Reasonable charges, for securing
said fellow in any jail so get him, or delivered
ne in Bent Greek, buckingham, Virginia.
Samuel Horsiey.
November 90, 1907. tf Id
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
ADVER TISE ME n T.
100 Dollars Reward.


ID UN AWAY about he first inst from the
IN service of Mr.. William RawIeigh, ITO
whom he was hired.) a BLACK MAN, nam
ed JACKSON. . Heuse Carpenter by profess
sion, of thin consumptive appearance, about 80
gears of age, five feet eight or nine inches high
from circumstances attending his eloPemen,. il
believed, he intends making his way TO one
ei the Eastern States, and has been provided
with false papers Of freedom.--If taken within
the State. and delivered to ne here, or secured,
that get him, l will give Fifty Dollars, or if
taken out of The aye, One Hundred Dollars.
Robert Gamble, Jr.
Richmond, Dec 24th 1907. If
WAS Committed TO the Jail of Surry county
w on he 18th day Of October last. as RUN
Always. the following NECROES: Pleasant
. Negro Woman and her four children, Billy,
Caty, Joe, end Janus Pleasant says she former
y belonged 10 major Clakes Of the Eastern
Shore, Virginia. and was sold under execution
by Il e sherifI, and was bought by MIR. Rose who
brought her TO Petersburg. and sold her to Mr.
Henry Daniel. The owner is requested to come
forward, prove his property, pay charges, and
rake them away, o,herwiset hey will be dealt with
as the law directs.
Benz. E. Browne, Sheriff.
Ian. is, 1908. aw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02

or The volume will contain between four and
FIVE hundred pages, printed on an entire new type
cast for the purpose, and good paper Itwouid
have made its appearance at earlier period,
had it not been deemed advisable TO delay the
publication with view TO introduce the acts of
the present session Of the General Assembly.
To remove all Misrepresentation, the publisher
is authorised state, that the publication of the
Statutes contemplated by Mr.. HENINo is not
intended TO interfere either with the plan or
materials Of which this and the first volume are
composed. His obj6a is to colIea and preserve
the fugitive ads from 1922 TO 1892, many of
which exist only in manuscript and IN single co
pies The first and second volumes of the Re-
vised Code contain all the aas of public nature
in force. Dec. %, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
For Rent.

THs House on the Main Street. next to Messrs
Ellis and Allan, and now occupied by Mrs.
Phepoe. Possession will be given on the first
OF January next--apply 20
JOSEPH CALICO.
Richmond, Dee o. 1907 IF.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
January 4th. 1903 i'd

THE subscriber respectfully takes this me.
thod Of Informing the public generally, and
especially that portion Of northern and souihesn
patronage which has so successfully crowned his
exertions for the last year, that he continues in
the occupancy Of that well known stand the
WHITE. CHIMNIES, the present year, AMI
ASSUMES all those who may favor him with their
custom, that rho accommodations and his efforts
to please, viii be more expanded and more com.
plete than theJ have heretofore been, the houses
having undergone general repair, which rem
ders hem more coEimodious.
Jeremiah Rawlins.
White Chimnes, Caroline
county IAN 10 1903 (3wl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
Notice 4!

THE Subscriber purposes leaving this City
il in the course of few days, has determin.
ed to dispose of the whole or any part of his
STOCK, now remaining on hand, at a gerry re-
iucea b,ice--whch consist of Large and SUI
perb Assortment of
Mahogany Furniture,
Mattresses of all kinds and sizes. Paper Hang
ings, Window Blinds. Fringes, Tassels, Cords,
&C. &c. w. HAIGHT.
Richmond, JaH. I, 1903.
N. B. Those who feel inclined to purchase
will apply opposite the City Tavern, on the
Main Street. w. II.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
Noftce,

THAT the following articles, manufactured
L at The penitentiary, with the prices thereto
annexed, are constantly kept for sale at the store
of Nicholas Hallam, agent for the common
wealth, few doors above the Swan Tavern
in the city of Richmond; viz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
PATENT MACHINES FOR
SMELLING CORN.

THE above valuable machines invented by
4 Paul PilsbUrg Of Massachusetts, may now
he had Of the subscribers in Richmond, who are
exclusively authorised 70 vend the same IN he
state of Virginia--With one Of those machines
from 20to so barrels may be shelled by two hands
in day--tbe price Of a single machine az pre-
sent is IS dollars--Those inclined te purchase
either single machines, patent rights for coun-
ties, or for making and selling any number Of
machines, will find il their interest to apply car.
", and al persons are cautioned against en-,
oroaohing on the patent right
I'm. NJ Kim. HEX NJ Kim.
G 7omptirs. Robcyf Hyde.
Derry " Evars. ScsoaH Osgood
Raberf HKfm.
Richmond, January 25th, 1908. w3t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
For Sale,

N ~ Dwelling House, and -Four Half.Aere
IVl Lots Of Ground, in the Town Of Manches
ser, as formerly advertised; On receiving a
part in cash, am disposed TO give considera-
bic credit, Tor the balance Of purchase, or viii
rake young Negroes at a fair valuation. and
Land in the State Of Ohio. Tennessee or Ken.
fucky, on such terms as may he agreed on-If
ihe SAID property is not sold between now and
Christmas, T. will be leased 70 an approved te.
nant for term Of years.
ARCH'D CAMPBELL.
Manehesetr, Nov. 80, 1907 If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02

RY virtue OF deed Of trust executed 10 US by
- Matthew Baker of Powhatan county the 6fh
day of April 1907, we the subscribers shall pro-
coed to sell for cash. on Saturday the 9th day of
February next at Daniel Michaux's Tavern, a
TRACT OF LAND, in the aforesaid coun y,
containing 1s2 acres, lying on Swift creek on
Arthur Sublett and VIM. w. Atkerson, TO salts
fy Charles Mosely the sum mentioned in the said
deed and the expense of carrying the same into
efea Francis Lewis, r.,
2bos Wdrkins, A'uS'ees'
Powhatan, January 2Ist. 1903 w2s
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
IN THE PKESS.
A,fi will be Published abet the first Of Nay nsNr,
By S. PLEAsANTs, Jun. Richmond,
VOL % or THE
REVISED CODE.
CONTAINING ALL SUCH
A & L >
OF THE
GENERAL .ASSEMBL
OF
VIRGINIA,

q a Pa6Lic and permanent nature, as hGve passed
since the Session Of 1901.
TO WHICH ARE ADDED,
A p p E n ID / G E S,
CONTAINING
A compilation of the several laws for the estab-
ishment of the James river, Potewmac, Ap.
poma,tox & Dismal Swamp Canal Companies /;
Laws concerning the Northern Neck;
Titles of AGs autherising the establishment of
Turnpike roads, the erection of Toll bridges {;
A compilation of the several aas concerning the
Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on
Buildings;
A6ts and Resolutions of general nature, which
were omitted in the Revisals of 1894 & 1908 I;
Laws concerning waste and unapPropriaied
Lands on the Eastern and Western waters;
Laws establishing Ferries ;-and.
a Table of Fines Forfeitures, Penalties and a.
mercements; designating such as are to the
use of the Commonwealth such as go to.
wards lessening the county levy such as be-
long 10 individuals, and such as are appropri
atedto any particular Object.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
SIR HA r r Y,

THE handsomcst and ore
4 OF the best sons of s.t
Peter Teazle. (unques,iona.
bly, the best stallio, No.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02
With complete INDEX to the whoIe--anc
References 10 former and subsequent ads
Of Assembly.

BY A GENTLEMAN or TIE BAR.
Published pursuant to an Az of the Generi
Assembly of Virginia, passed the 7,h day c
January, 1907.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-02

Janpary IS, 1903. wtMl
N. Is. Ii is nor probable thar Sir Harry " III
ever again stand to the nor,hward of his own .rs
in tire ncighbothcod of PETERSBURG.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08
BOOTand.SHOE MANUFACTORT
MARTINSBURc.

ME sub. respectfully informs
L his customers and the public, that
he still occupies his old stand, between
the. ost.Ofice and Printing. Office,
Martinsbufg that he has lately made a
considerable addition to his stock oflea-
Their, (Which is Of the best quality and
shall constantly keep by him a large as
sortment, so that none who may please
to employ linn, will ever be dissppoint-
ed he will be careful in always keeping
the best worEmen, and from his own
particular attention, feels an assurance,
that he shall be able to give satisfaction
to his eustomers-BooTs and SHOES, of
every description, WILDE carefully made,
agreeable to Objectionable intends to
keep, ready. made, avariety Of work for
Ladies and Gentiemen-Having large
stock OF Leather on hand, he win be able
to give short credit to punctual per.
sons who may wish it. He is thankful
for the favours already received, and
will endeavour in future not to be unde.
serving encouragement.
RICHARD HICKSON.
April I, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08
PROPOSALS for printins by SUBSCRIPTION,
Gle 4rtnenian %keietn1,,
By M1LLIAM HuXI1NeroX.

HE publisher has been induced to offer new
American ediiorSIf this work to the public
from the scarenDpof it, Iii being almost out Of
print) and with The hope that its circulation will
be.a great public good, and have tendency to
point out TO searchers after righteousness the true
path in which it may he found. He trusts that it
will richly repay those for its perusal who arc in
search after Divine truths al who wish to see the
glorious Gospel pro,Ho:ed and spread through our
Land, he doubts not, will feel disposition to en-
courage this scarce and valuable work.
The publisher is not actuated by Interested Vie ws
in offering this work to the public his sole object
Is the dissemination of truths necessary for eve
ry human creature to be acquainted with he only
wishes 10 obtain rs many subscribers as will pay
tor the printing, his own situation being such
put il out Of his power to have it rcpublished with
out the aid Of others,
The work will probably make from $50 to 500
duodicimo pages it shall be well printc d on good
paper, and the price, hi bound, 81 II not exceed
one dollar; those who wish them bound in leather
can have them At the additional expense Of bind
Ming If the number of subscribers should be equal
tphs expectation, the price in all probability win
be Ness.
TAe work siH Be pxt to bress 80 soon as sufficient
nHnrteN Of subscribers are detained to psy for the
Printing.
~ StbsaittiO". 'eoeired at the office IF the In
seHiSe"cer
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08

THREE or FOUR IAPPRENTI-
i CES are wanted by the subscti-
Der, to learn the PAPER-MAKING
business-Lads from twelve. TO fifteen
yearsof age win be preferred.-This
business is remarkably healthy, and
holds out advantages that but very few
others offer. Apply to Mr.. Alburtis,
in Martinsburg, or to the subscriber, At
hi. Paper. Mill near Buckles.Town.
CONRAD COUNSELLER.
July /, 1905. ~----,..
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08
NOTICE.

4 I'll persons indebted to the estate
n OF William Maekey, jun. deceased,
either BY bond, note. or otherwise, arc
requested to pay of the same BY the 6rst
day of August next, as no longer indul.
gence win be given all those who have
any demands against the said estate, are
to bring them in to. the Adj
ministrator properly attessed before the
frat day of August as aforesaid.
WILLIAM MACKEY,
. n Z Administrator.
Martinsbdrg, June II, 1908.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08
L. PRICE,
Has Just receioed a large safply Of
FRESH GOODS.

Which he e1ers far sale on the lo1Dest
terms. His assortment consists, in part,
cfthe following articles:
Null Null Muslins,
Ga and 49, Cambrick do.
Leno and Spider.net do.
beautiful assortment,
Cambrick and Diaper Dimitys,
Pocket Handkerchiefs,
A Superb collection Of e. Chintzes
and Fancy Prints,
Cotton Laces, assorted,
Patent Nankeens,
Grandurells,
India Nankeens,
Blue do.
Fancy Ginghams,
Lappet and Cambrick' Shawls,
Leno dc. do.
An extensive assortment of fashion.
able and other Bonncts,
Morocco Shoes,
Fine drab Cassamers,
Super6ne Cloths all colours,
Marseilles, assorted, ..
Cotton hose do.
Tortois Shell and Horn Combs,
Fancy Velvet & Presidents Cord,
Irish Linen,
German do.
Excellent Spinning Cotton.
Crowley and Blisterd Steel,
Bells Crooks and Dishes,
S. Wine, ]. Spirits, F. Brandy,
Cherry Bounce, Rum,
Madeira Wine,
Herrings and shad,
Rappee Snuff,
Imperial, Hyson, lr.
= Y. Hyson and Green IA''
New England CHEESE Of excellent
quality.
\ Grading and Grass Seythes.
\ Tin Ware, a~
First quality Rife powder,
\ Common do.
Shot and Lead,
Sweet Oil,
Spirits Turpentine,
Tar, Fish Oil and Molasses, &c. .
He assured the public that no person
shall underselN him, and that no pains
shall be spared b oblige customers.
Marsinsburg, May IS, 1908.
y
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08
BOOT& SHOE MANDATORY.
Nearly opposite the Globe Tavern,
\ - Marfinsburg.

THE subscriber, from desire to adj
L" vance his own interest, to place
his business on amore respectable foot.
ing, to serve his eustoners, and to be II
ali times ready to answer the. calls of the
: public, has now, and Intends always to
keep in his employ, some Of The best and
mos, fashionable work men, IN his line
ofbusiness he gill also be constantly
provided with the best leather that can
be obtainsd-and from an assiduous at
tention and endeavours to please, has no
doubt but that he will be able to- give sa.
tisfaction to all who think proper, to em-
ploy him. "a
Gentleman and Ladies At substance,
who may please to favour him with their
work, may depeud on their commands
being strictly complied with, and that by
forwarding their measures accompanied
with instructions, their work can be ~
well executed here, as at any Of the most
fashionable towns. e..
JACOB POISAL.
March IS, 1908. r
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-07-08
B" A T H.

THE subscribers, appointed At the
last session of the General Assem-
bly. Trustees for the town Of Bath,
Bcrkelrv County Virginia, are informed
that a number Of persons who have been
advised to use the waters of this place,
nre deferred from visiting it, from an
apprehension Gifts rnhealthiuess- They
deem it their duty to state to the public,
that the mill pond to which the former
sickness OF persons at BATH is almost ex-
tlusively 10 be ascribed, has been long
since entirely dry, in consequence Of the
dam having been taken down, and that
the Inhabitants of the town have enjoy.
I'd ,beir usual health for more than a
wear past, and Of course, during the
summer and fall of the last year. We
are entirely satisfied that these Springs
may be resorted to as formerly without
any risque to the health of visitors, from
the cause above mentioned. .
The Commissioners have had the
Baths repaired, and are taking measures
for cleansing the streets, cellars, Be
They intend, as far as the powers Civ.
en- them BY law will permit, 70 fit the
Mace for the comfortable aecommod ati-
on, ofthose 10 whom the use Of the waters
may be necessary.
ELISHA BOYD,
~ John BAKER, ~S~ -
HENRY St. G. TUCKER
DAVIDsHUNTER,
RAWLEIGH COLSTON,
PHILIP c. PENDLErON.
Berkeley, County, Virginia, ~ss-.
July /, 1908: ~.