davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
buckingham County, June

Court, 1909
Thomas and Francis Deane, for the bene-0 :.
81 of Archd " omack, plaintiffs, a
AGAINST y
John Francis, Silas Flournoy and Samuel ( )
and Drury VI Allen aaiag partners of :
Hughes Alien & COMPANY, DEPENDENTS.
ON the motion of the plaintiffs by counsel, and
il appearing to the satisfaction Of The court
that the defendants, Drury NJ. Allen and Sias
Tlournoy are not inhabitants of this state II
is ordered ard deereed. thar unless they shall ap-
pear here on or before September court next, and
answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF, the court will
then proceed to take the same for confessed as
to them, and decree the matter thereof accor-
dinghy and that a copy of this order be forth.
with published in some public newspaper of the
city Of Richmond for two months successfully,
ard another copy be posted up at the front door
of the courthouse of this county.
A copy,-Tsste,
II EIN pIDCF r., N q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
ron saLe As Asovl,
HamiliOn'i E9enee end Esirad df
MuRard.

A fate and eGeaual rcmeiy for acute AID
chronic Rhcumstifm, Gout. Rheumatic Ceus:
Palfy, Lamb,so. Numhnefs, White swci,;ryS
Chibiains, SPrsins, Brute Pain in.hc Face AID
Neck, &c.
AN OUNCE OF PREVENTION 10 WORTH A
POUND or CuRE.'
For the prevention aud cure OF Billions and Ms.,
Iignant Fevers
HaJn's Anfi-Biiioui Pills.
The operation ofthcfe pills is perfectly m;,ds
10 as co be uied with fafety by pcrfons in every
Gtuation, and OF every age.
Hamihon's Elixir,
A fovereign remedy foe Cold, Obf;na,s
Coughs, Aithnas Sore rhroats, and approach
ing Confumptions.
To Parents who may have children Afflicted viii,
lite Hopping Cough.
THIS diiovery is of the 6rfi mag nitude, a., IL
anords immediate relief, ehcoks the prceref.:
and in a ihort time entirely remove, the moi
cruel diforder to which children are liable. The
Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable, and the dole "a
small, that no difficulty aries in taking it.
The Rs(forative Ponder for the
Teeth and Gums.
HAHN's GENUINE EYE WATER,
A toverign remedy for all difeafes Of the eve.
whether the eifea benatural weakness mr. of es;s
dent, fPeedily removing infiammarions, deHuefis
ons OF rheum, dullnefs, itching and films on the
eyes !; neverfailing to cure thofe mala aides which
frequently fueceed the fmalI.p ox, meaHes and fe.
yers, and wonderfully strengthening to weak
tight. Hundreds have experienced its excelIent
virtues when nearly deprived of fight.
Tootb-Aebe Drops,
The only temesy yet discovered, which u;ys
immediate and iafting relief in the moft fevere ia
Gances. ~
June I, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
Mount Comfort,
FOR SALE.

CITUATED on Rappahannock in the county
~ OF Essex, within fifteen miles of Tappahan-
mock and about the same distance from Urbanna
and King and Queen Courthouse and. very con-
venient to the post Office at Moniague's Tavern
.----there sac upwards of one hundred and fifty
acres of land attached TO this seat, considera.
BILE part of which is wood land and heavily tim.
bered-The improvements are. dwelling house,
forty feet by eighteen, a Kitchen, Smoke-House.
Stable, Ice House. &c, on the Hin-And on the
river bank, store house, with a eommodious
Store and Counting Room and an excellent Ora.
hary--All of which--except the Stable--have
been recently built. Mount Comfort commands
as good, if not the best view of the river of any
seat on the Rappahannock, and the best hsh and
oysters may be had at the door with very little
trouble Ill is well calculated FOR Hierchant,
being IN a populous and wealthy neishborhood,
where it is believed FIVE six thousand pounds
worth OF goods might be retaicd annually--it
.wonld also be convenient stand for protest..
enai character---I would either sell on credit if
the payments can be agresd on, or exchange for
other lands without improvements.
For farther particulars apply to Reuben N.
Garrett or 70
Carfej. Wood,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
20 Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the Subscriber liv-
ing in Halifax county, at the fork of Dan and
Banis,er river, on or about he Odd day of Al.
gust last, SHADRACK, negro man slave,
aged between thirty FIVE and forty years. He
lsssa sensible well informed fellow, is an excellent
house servant, TO which business and thar of a
groom he was principally applied FOR some time
by capt. John A. Fawlkes his late master, pre-.
vious TO my purchasing him Of his executors,
which was only two days before his eoperrent.
HIS complexion is'uot entirely black, but yellow
ish, yet of the negro yellow has defect in the
right eye which is nearly If not quite blind, coca
stoned by an inflammation. and both eyes gene
rally shew inRamed syrnptoms-he also has had
an arm broken, but tl,is will not be perceived
without particular exaniina,ion--has bold, o.
pen appearance, is well made, about five feet six
or seven inches high, as well as fecollected--un.
commonly complacsnt and convertible for slave.
and capable if he attempts it of much decepti.
on. HE carried a%av with him considerable
variety of good clothes, snuT eolored cloth
coat Is particularly rscoilected is very fond of
dress, and il iS expected will appear well rs to
that articls and attempt to pass az free man ;
to effect which, il is probable, the Indulgence At.
forded him by his late master and particularly
the confidence placed in him in his last illness,
was made use OF TO supply himself with cash---
and that he has since procured from some evil
disposed person false papers against which the
public are cautioned in con6ding. The above
reward will be paid to any person delivering him
to NE, at my residence, or securing him in any
jail so that ger him again as well as all legal
and reasonable expsnces.
William Owen.
Jauuavv q, 1908. w12p
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
Wirt's Speeches.
lIount Comfort.

n The Editor Of the Argus has lately
published the
npFFcHRS. Of WILLIAM WRIT, Esq.
IN the trial of Col. AARON BURR, and
sahers--With a poftrsis by St MsmiR'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
Five Negro Slaves, viz.

Beck, Maria, Millcy. Sam aad Agsy, conveyed
TO the subscribers as trustees, by Col. VIM. Can
non, TO secure sum OF money due by him, TO
Daniel Raghy and Robert Hills representatives
and Others, as is 10 said deed expressed. AS the
subscribers are only trustees, they will convey
ly such title as they have by virtue Of such deed.
William Guerrant.
Thomas Pittman.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
twenty Dollars Reward.
July 4ih. 1893.

r UFAwAY fo5H the subscriber some time in
January last, negro man named BILLY.
lie Is middle aged man, and about the common
size. The third hnger Of one hand is cur OF
and has five or six large marks across his breayt
Its supposed he will make 10 the neighborho1d
OF Williamsburg. He was purchased of Mr..
John p. Shields Of Richmond. by the subscriber,
who resides IN Giles county, Who will pay the
above reward and all reasonable expenses, TO
any person who will deliver, the negro 10 me, OF
teeuTe HMM any jsil, SO thar GET him again.
NJ masters OF vessels and Others are forewsTned
tom harboing or carrying him out of the state az
sheir peril.
JOHN ToNEY.
June %, 1903 q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22

IeteT OHeTf61t, FlatRfzT.l
AGAINST ~
John FozOier and Jordan Harris,
Defendants.
u virtue Of commission issusd from the sn-
- Perior court of chahcery Cor the Richmond
ois.rie, in the above suit, spalI the eighth day
OF next month, (August,) at John ADderson's t..
veTn IN New Canton. in the county of BuckIne-
ham, between the hours of SIN the morning ard
IN TIE evening of ,har day, take rhe depespions
oil William Guerrant, Robr. Moseley and Others.
10 be read as evidence in the suit in cbanoerv.
now depending in the said superior court Of chan.
eeSy, wherein am plaintiff and you are defend.
sne.
Peter CT Grant.
TO IHeSsrs. JoHH FoHLER, RED
siding in Kentucky, and JoR-
BIN HERS.
July 4ih. 1893. Aw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22

AMONG WHICH ARE-
Brown Sugar in hhds Whisky by the bblI OF
and bbls tierce
Loaf Sugar, in do II French Brandy
Ben Gresn Coffee Salt by the Sack
Imperial, and A quantity Of excellent
Young Byson TEAS, Lard By the 6rkin
Chocola'ei w the box a large assortment OF
Pimsnto Iron Castings, every
Pepper description
Ginger n An assortment Of Stone
Rice Ware
Mustard Qucen's Ware
w. 1. Rum Soap and Candles by
jamaica do box
N. EHgland do Leiper's Snuff
hoissses BY hid Writing Paper
--ShaTry and Malaga Wrapping do
Wine Decanters
Holland and Country Tomblsrs
Gin Wine Classes
Spanish SegaEs By box Leading Lines
OF retail Bed Cords, &c &c &c
Together with a number Of other articles TOO to.
dious 70 enumerate (which they will sell low
for cash, country produce. or approved
paper IN town.
~ II IS earnestly requested that those who
have long standings accounts, will settle them i'm.
rnsdiasely, - no longer Indulgence can be 81.
ven.
az June, 1903 wifi.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
A Tract of Land,

Lying in the county of Henrico. containing SIS 3 4
more or less. il being the Land purchased by Mrs.
Mary White of Philip Turpin. and adjoining the
lands Of Elisha HARDWOOD aud Joseph Price.
Isham Goddin,l Trus-
w. M. Lewis, tees.
Iu,v 1909 De-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
VIM. III. Cabell.

W m. II. OaDeII.
Henry Thaoker Is slender, abou, IS years Of
age feet 8 inches high, very narrow faced, as
are also the other two, all three being brothers
David Thacker is very slender, about S feet 10
or IL inches high. Elisha Thacker is also very
slender, and perhaps about the height of David.
Reuben Marshall is an a6iye fellow, about So
years of age, feet or 8 inches high, black
eyes and light hair, and ,olerabIy proportioned
He speaks quick, is impudsnt and subject to drink
hard
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
By TIE Governor Of rae Cowmonrealfh Of
Virginia,
A PROCL AMATION.

M EEREAS il Is represented to the executive,
w that Henry 'Thacksr, David Thacksr and
Eliha Thicker, late of the county of Louisa,
aud who were committed to the Jail of The dis
tset court holden at Charlottesville. charged with
highway robbery, have escaped from the said Jail
on the night Of -. T9ih instant; and whereas it
is also represented to the executive that Reuben
Marshall, late of the county of Albenar!e. who
was committed to the jail of said county charged
with manning and putting cu, the eyes of Fran
els Taliaferro. has also oil the night afo,eaaid,
escaped from the jail of The said county of Abe
marie; have therefore thought fit with the ad-
vice of the council OF STATE to Issue this procla.
nation, hereby Offering reward Of one hundred
dolars each for spprsbsnding and conveying to
the Jail of the district court aforesaid, the said
Henry Thacker, David Thicker and Elisha
Thacksr. And do also hereby offer reward
Of one hundred and fifty dollars to any person or
persons who shall apprshend and convey to the
aforesaid jail oflhe county of Albemarle, the said
Reuben Marshall. And to the end that the laws
may be duly executed, and ju.tice administered by
the punishment of such crimes as the cuprits a.
foTe,ad ara cha~sed with, do moreover enjnin
al officers, civil and military, and eShort the good
people of this commonwealth to use their bsst en-
beavers 20 apprehcnd and convey 10 the iails re
speaively as aforesaid the said Henry Tbacker,
David Thaeker and Elisha Thacker, and Req.
ben MARSHALL.
Given under my hand with The seal OF the
(L.S commonwealth annexed, at Richmond,
this 25th day of June, 1908.
Signed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22
Blank Notes

dspOsiting stock ia the Sank Of yirginis. for sale
n the ofsce.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-07-22

New Canton, June IS, 1913. ids
DY virture of deed Of trust executed by Ro-
- bart White, for the purposes therein menti
oned, will be sold, TO the highest bidder, on the
premises, for ready money, on Saturday the 9th
day of August next.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-03-30
.P3r.t@1s.i Piece, Sqtt. %, 1907.

SIR,
have bad the horror to receive yourlet-
ter OF he Esd o. this month, and shall trans-
unit il without delay to my government.
\ i perceive BY It. with great regre,, that his
Britanpic najestys goyenmcat IS not dispos-
81 to enter iIto al arrangement at this time,
o. al TIE differences that have arisen between
OH, governments respectingth the nnprcssment
OF seIincn from american vessels by British
crul1egs; that it is wiuiag to look to one OBJ
jcct o2iY, the laee agsressisn and provide tor
il, WiAlc the ether is left 10 depend upon fu-
ture adjustments My government had pre-
suined that MS maiesy's government would
have seen lii the recent and greater injury,
strong motive for bringing the whole subjeet
into one view. and providing for il 8. Tie
same tine. The excess ofthe lattef outrage
could not fail to revive IL tho mind d tne sur
fefing party, high sense of former injuries
and i was. reasonable to infer that the great
Injustice nseperaale from the practice, OF
waich the incident furnished so striking an
cyan DO. &onld1beVe - ,,S.ti ON
o1l"a cents tie most prompt and friendly
ase~s1eration in the means Of suppressins it.
rkat tie u. S. nave suffered greater injury
.bs a recent occurrence, than they had cone
he fore, cannot be a good reason and ought not
Is be a motive for delaying redress ofthe o.
tiers, especially when II IS considered that
tsey were already IN train OF amicallc az
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
Ladie asllionab Bon
nets and Hats.

uss fecrised, . 9rtras tpd,5ifety q =.
Fsshiofnble Bonneis and Hats, %s:.,f
Ar.iEsisl Flowers, ~. - 2 + :.
! Ostrich Feaihers, KIT. ~. :. 4, XXI
Lace Wells. ~ n. d,
Broad Thread Lace, -. ~ ", -
I Patent Cotton, ditto, , - 49,. ;. :.
Fine Thread Edging,e - ,
I Lace Sleeves, -. 49, ..-.. IT,,
Spider Net, ditto. St,
/ Extra long Silk Gloves, -. :
/ ditto White Kid. ditto, 3
Short Kid and Silk, ditto. w.. 4
Kid, Morocco & Leader SlipPers,
Figured and plain Leno Mullins,
cambriek. - duo, e.
] chintzes and calieoes, /
/ Dimities, .rss. a.. -. - -,. I
Irish LINENS, -.
Homemade, ditto,
y I willed Bags, = 4. :
Z FLAX, @3sr~& s..s3 ~ t 6qs -.
Tieklingburss, &c. &c.
7%fE - 1hey also hdve On h0Rd,
, * Medicines and Paints, $.
1. Soal and Upper Leather, g H.:
- II Nice Fair.tops, y o.
7 ! Cell. Skins and Boot Legs, p y
g. Bar-Iron, Steel and Nails, +. =:
t5sf Il Bacon, = - ~ . ea,@
Flax.seed Oil, "a.
IWell-seasoned Pink, -
Atconplete assortment of China.
Glass, Queens. STONE, Tin, Wood
lten and Potter's Ware. *s =,
I ~: WI Aiso, - ~
Cast Nuts for grinding
! i'll II a Fruit. - - ~ =
.s.gsSupet6ae Cloths and cassimeres,
Islannels, 7'4 4 s to. !.
Velvets, 3s ' \
Constituticn and Presidents Cords,
+ II VI. Mill.Saws, &c. &c.
AEwhica ihey are selling DER cheap. I
JAMES & JOHN. LANE. I.
!, Shepherd !. Town, I IT ss., -
September 9, 1903. "a. ' r. :. :. i
P.S. CASA haid for Hides and sIins.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07

ID AN awiy from The subscriber,
IN living near Opeekon in JeIfer-
SON County, Virginia, on Monday
the 9th instant, 1 Negro Man nam.
ed ELISHA, about twenty. one
year, Of age, about Eve feet eevea
or eight inches high, wen made,
rather slow In his speech, and d re.
narkably fond Of liquor-Hsd on
when he went away. ! new shirt and
trowsers Of strong homemade INV
linen, striped swansdown jacket, and
roundabout made Of fnlled lindsey
ofa drab colour, the under part Of
ne sleeves made Of cloth nearly Of
the same colour. wool hat aboue
half worn, with q hat band and
buckle. the hat band wrapped round
with brass wire, and coarse shoes
much worn. I viii give twenty
dollars reward and al reasonable
expenses for The apprehension III
the said Negro, If he i retained %
me, ur!secured in Jail, 90 that / get
him again. =
z ABRAHAM coRRELL.
June II, 1903. - =;
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
Clock NAL ing & Watch
repairing.

III AAKSsAA - q = Asss,3 II & : ~
.TyHE subscriber aeqnkitts bic
friends mid customers, thaths
isstill carrying Oh the Shove bqsiness
at his residence il Frederick Coun-
~, on the main road .ieading rom
Martinsburg % Winchester, eigh.
teen niles from the former and six
from the latter place, where be Viii
be .hankful for any orders j. his
line, and trusts he shall be able %
execute them with satisfaction 70
] hisemployess. T.
q He has now IN his employ John
Grove, vel known . On excellent
Watch repaireT--and Tor the COP
venience Of persons, ihornear Mar.
tinsburg, Who may va1ttheir vatch.
Go cleaned o. repaired, he has en-
gagged Joseph M'Feely Of that place,
70 receive them for him, 70 whom
shey win Be returned when finished
Watches repaired BY him viii be
warranted 70 perform accurately TOR
one year, 1ccidentse excepted.
All Clocks made By him, viii,
ss usual, be ensured 70 perferm with
accuracy. RI ss5s7,Fs4s ~ ~. = II. Il
~ a.aits Nh q Brand, IF eUt,y
descriptio,i. z.... ii, !. :. -. -
9Th Dlonsh, 10th, 1901. a.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07

sgEPHEfB. .10VN RACES
xIJILL cornmenes Pr ~ held
Nv near this town, on Dednesday
AZ ioih ef 0rfoiey asxi, and con-
,;rne for ihree days be hrst days
,,,,.e IN Sc fifty lollars, four
800 80 "a heat which Il supposed
,o.br sboutt hree mica. The eecond
day,s purse win thirty-fve dollars.
three rounds 10 . beats md ~ third
dav win Sc ! Sueepstsks Of about
,tveuty slollars, oroundstop hear,
Tree for any horse, mare Or gelding,
lie winning horse he preeeeding
~. e1cepsed, four horses . start
Ear day 81 40 race. Tive per cent.
en,rsnce for each horse, % bepaid
~ day preceding each days Tace.
81 double Il The stake. Judges win
'be appointed and each race win be
run and tonducted agveeable 70 the
rules az the late CAarles- Fovn
Jockey Club, exespt holsss startling
ior,he Sweepstake, win carry eacha
ieaiher. An disputes SiIl Be settled
The pole. No person viii 'be per-
nitisd Is erect ! booth O The ground
unless ~ d ! subscribe Der tor q least
Ten dollars u he RACES. Tolls win
likewise s. reqpirsd from, O. Perscns
not subseribsrs % she racs, Cor which
purpose I rpte will Be erected. !.
HANI.. tSTAILEY, i Manager.
:. Sept. IS, 1905.
r. s. Mc peraa,i Soill 6e PERMITTED
fsseH Bafy, Cyder md Cabs, on the
6ssnld, nnisss they pay fur dailcrs,
Sack fewerds fhs rqces. u M
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
PROPO SALS
ron PAINTING NJ SUBSCRIPTION.
4 aIe glriileiiiaii 6hfieturi, =
By SvIsfAia IIusTfncros. r.

j. IaHE pdbhsher hssbesn Induced III efes
new American edition Of this work % j
the public from the scareeness Of il, (t be-
iiig almost out ofprintl md with The HOPE
sh1t IL Circulation win b . gfeatt public
rod, NIL have tendency 70 point out 70 1
search4rs sitGr Sighteoalsress The tina p1tk
n which 4 nav Be fotusd. He trusts that Il
vii richly repay those for ID perusl Who
ne iSlseareh afasrs Divine truths, ~ VINO,
wish t9see the GLORIOUS Gospel pronoted and
sr9sead Though our land, be doubts not, vii
Eel i dispositioh 70 encourage tthis scarce
ay,xf yAitiabte work .&.4 Fl a e
y The puhlisher Il not sctnated By interestea
tiews n Offering this work 10 the public his
Soie object u TIE dissemination Of truths he
eessAfy Tor every human creature u be aes
quainted with; he only wishes 70 ohkain 20,
many s1hscsbers y win pay for Tie printing,
hisown sitaltion being s9ch asto put II out
ofhis power q hare Il feRublished without
the aid oEothers. re kss 4. 81 20, 81
VI The wosk win probably make iron $50
% 800 dllcdicimo pages /, Il shall be vel
printed on god paper, and the price, hall
Sound, skall not exceed one dollar i tllose
Who wish lien bond IN leather en- have
them at tie additional expense Of binding |;
If The numberpf suhacribers should be equal
tphi. sxpeetations the price N allpFpbabilisy
r. Sasi siH .. sutse b,s.. = 90. A. a
ss6aisni nsalbr II sEbseyibe1s ars sbfaiasd g !,
SU.lsr Vel yinsisg, III 4
GJ sLss1sptioa ,rdttvsa q M ~ Il
y JOHN HuTcHiSsoM
g. = + l. d.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
Carriage. Manufactory

Carriage Manufact tory.
TIME subscriber respertfully ID.
- forms the public, that y has
now inhis employ, a his Carriage
>Manufartory in Shepherds Torn,
Virginia, ! nusAber Of excellent work
mea from the most fashionable CT
ties, which win putin in4his power
10 furnish his employers, On ashort
notice. with Carriages Of any DE
seiiption, finished ID the illost lie
giant, Or in plain aud neat style. a.
reasonable Prices. = = 10 =
a.old Carriages win bs haadso1isly
repaired, at cheap rates. g
fIe makes DRUMS and Files,
Paints Floor Cloths, &c. .,
His local sisuation, win ai&ass
enable him 10 procure timber aie 8.
,hsr materials of.he best QUALIFY, and
he b detesminsd that no pains shall
be spared 20 make his worE Aand.
some and serviceable. 81
aS GEORGE MILLER. ~
Shepherd y Town, Scptl2, fsOs. =
, a
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
zLANDS io,. sale

I'm Monday the a4st sof No.
" yemhern NEXT being the 1st
day of The Court of The Cpunty of
Betkeleyfcrthat month, atthe Globe
Tavern ia, MartinsburG. ] VIII sell
Il public auction for ready money,
.d4very. taluable tract Of LAND
eontainiug about z6acfesl lying about
q mile and m half from Ne town Of
Masiinsbhrg- There areon the pre-.
misses ] good dwelling house, titeh..
On, barn, &c. ind tbs whole u 10
teaansabls sconditioH. Il Win s.
shewn % application % Mr.. Samuel
b. Harris 10 whose tenure Il Mis,
md possession will Be given 10 IL
purchaser on the fst ar April nexf.
This properly was isogse years
since cold under j deed Of frust froit
Michael M'Kewau and vile for tn
beneft Of Gen. Swami md Others
of the city Of TIaltimore % vhom
Know belongs. Its encnmberedl
with - old Mortgage which viii
Be ektiagnished prior tos The sale.
Fun infoFnation . 70 Tie siile wifi
Be given On application 90 h is9
PHILIP c. FORMULATION.
Martinsburg, Virgins,
Ausust ~, laOs.
V p ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
Lands } 5 for sale. !.

"A BARGAIN may be had in the
IN purchase Of the places where
tohn Files and Basil Cross now re-
side, containing Eve hundred acres
Ii good lime stone LAND, bind
ing on Opecon. Greek, distant about
ave miles from this place aI,dsssixs
from Shepherd s. Town. The bull
dinss srs comfortable !, with@a mill
seat on opecon.-The title good,
the prieeslpw and the payments win
be made easy 70 II puncsual man.
Those khoaare inclinedto hny, may
kn6w the terms On application to.
,John Bsker, Esq. q Shepherd's-
BENJAMfN. ,oDEN. T
Maftinsburg, Nov. 20, 1907. Is
y II
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07

ne so lon to9ekhet would suit
Tor ! nursery maf . anlstillef, 4.
Hulchefs 4 Sshoolpssst ef. : public
house. 81 any kind of fsiesnien. 81
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-10-07
Notice to Carpenters.

TINE cpmmissioners 81 the town
Of Bath, having impowsrsd
me 70 contract with . Forkman 70
.copssrpet new Baths, ! hereby give
notice. that I wish 70 receive propo-
sals q that subject, = speedily =
possible, N. \. /,
!, : RAWLEIGH CoLSToN. l.
/ sepsember 8, 1905. Issp.l
sa&t5s@f - e.9 v ~ g13Ef p ~ - -