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Delaware gazette and peninsula advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1820, 1818-08-05
House Of Lords.
Wednesday, June 10.
Propagation and dissolution of Par

cNhS Ave
Propagation and dissolution of Par
Lament.
This being the day on which il was
c1p,ciru ,he Prince Regent would in
person pror".ue' the Parliament, q
prosiIgions multitude Of !ersos,ss ca.
ger 20 behold the procession without.
ar.A inXtnns to De WITNESSES oil the
ceremony within doors. crowde'l ,im
str, rs from ( h"rilSt ross to the Par.
!ianent Housr, ait the avenues 10
wi.,r.', before one o'ciock, were ren-
drrc hardly accessible, while the
spats appropriated TO the P.eressps
on. their daughters were 50 over
tlronged that many Of The Ladies
wese oblige'l to content themselves
with retiring to the Painted Chamber.
AZ IA few minutes past two O'riork
the Prince Regent. attended by the
t,rea. oiii ers and ministers Of State ;
the fo,'ign Ambassadors and various
n,her strangers of distinction being al
hD YftsEBk 'EtCEfu tEC IIUuScs anu
touk hrs seat on the Throne. Sir
Tnom.. iyrwhitt, the Usher Of the
Black Rod. was then sent to the
Com,nvass requiring the ATTENDANCE
OF that House forthwith, at the Bar.
Soon after the Cun.nnns, with the
Speaker at Their head, presented them.
selves accordingly. w,.en the Speaker
addressed his Royal Hishuess in the
words foliuwin.
May il please Yoar Royal Highness.
We his Majcs,y's faithful Common.
Of the Unied kinsdcm Of Great Iri
tam and ir.'land. attend your Roy al
Hishnrss With our las, Bill OF Sup
ply.
In obesiisrre Sir to your Roya
iIighsless's rrrema cntatiOD. we have
mr., f,lled 10 amply our anxions an,
tu,,tinued ai,cption TO tie state ut th,
public inrc,n. ana exWnonure, an,
heavy as ua9ars'i0nah|y the weigh
ana pressnr. Az repaiu upon ou
iinavvts, We j. ~ tiI. ssl,sf. ton &,
observe, that Tue revenue, in its mos
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Latest from England.

H., ihe arrival ;nis noinns OF the
ceguiar trailing ship Importers Capt.
Dis,eis, in 40 days irom liverpooi,
thr Editors Of ti.e Commercial Az
xeli.ser, have received from their
loudou Correspondent, files Of Loa-
den papers to the faTb June L'oyd's
LISTS 10 the 18th; General Si.ippiIis
AMI COmaieiriat Lists TO the fltp, a.su
tbe New Price Current to tlse 9Th.
We nave also Liserpooi papers " the
15,h Inclusive.
Among our London extracts this
Ga,. will be founu the a.idrrss OF lnt
Speai.rr Of the ttcusp Oh Commons 10
the Prince Regent dissalrins the Por-
Lament, aUd the Proclamation direct
INK the election Of nt" Pal 'iamcnt.
Onc o. our pagers state that 1900
pprse,ss nave emi grated this se',sUn
from Guernsey 10 Ainrrira, mostly
30 .iic United Ssates. OF Theses one
Thousand are natives Of Guernsey ---a
great number, adds the paper, when
il Is rotsiutrea ,kat HE Whole of the
populations Of ti,at ,sIana is not rrrk-
Onrb HSher Lhaii 1850.
HE Traveller vi the 1tth or june
contains ~ inip0rtant letter from ia
cl2. respecting the Spanish Tree ports,
Of h,rh the following ave extracts {:
~--'' ~ consequence o, whist HAS been
sarii "a the su4je't Of the Spanish
Royal Decree, relative 10 the estab-
Siahihent Ofrntrepois, tor the 0inn,er.
csat communication betwten Europe
AMI SUuth Amer,ras ! hasten 10 as
sire 5ou, that tie Temporary saspea-
yio'f Ut that nieasn,r' is not intended
as II rsuocalion y the Royui Decree
But that, is III, reg ,,alions unNr,
"hi' n he decree IS 10 he executed
aad nog been finally arranged, those
nler hints who were dHalOMs and
tiapuiicntt0 export their souus TO A
mctiaa, without waiting for the put,
licasion ., the export ,asill. nave bee,
Obliged TO eoMpiy With the old Gus.
toms. as d ne assure ud tnierlm.
u addition lT ti,,s inturnlation.
on sni'h yen may rely, / have tt
state. that so lar 1. ON there bein.
an, Idle. whatever IA, Niadrid) of Il
rcruc4ttUn vi the sioyal Ordinance tt
winth ! aIiudr, a very prevalent ru
NOR circulates there. tsial reguiaiint,.
are about to DC adopted by whie, !,
0ire' ,U."Dunca,,Jn will he 0pene,
between the commercial powers o.
Europo'tnu the colonies Of Spain.
81 tEust this cOinniuni, alton viii
afford nnitec9al satistartiun, and re-
nave every nniavo, aide impression
which, misrepresentation may have
0cr .s.oDed, on tiy suhiert of the in
doig'ul decree OF the king of Spain.
During the week enuing tie 1911
OF June, there was imported Into Lii
verpool, from the Uniteh States; III,
warus of 5000 barrels OF -four, 77s,
bushels Of wheat, aud $500 bales O.
cotton.
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probability is that hezoin reform. Pas
tons 10 mtrHsr- as u.osc Ina, agi.ate
be hosoin ~ Lors Byron must be
traository--they burn too tierrely to
remain Of long duration. Should
the term Of his life beextcnded to the
ordinary age Of man, these passions
must abate theis veiemence. He
will then SEE and lament his mad "a.
retr--bu, what will repentance avail
The gil't Of heaven---the lamp Of his
genius will shew to thousands yet
unborn all the deformities Of his cha
acter; every step and stage Of his
phrenzied rapeer.-Alier these moral
voleanoes have burnt out, we may hope
that the lava will yet bev0nle produc-
tive. But ifDivine Providence should
in the hour Of his reformation and
amendment resume his gitt-if he
should remove "the lamp from its
place." what then must be the sensa-
lion Of the reformed prodisnl after
his return 10 his fathers house.
ID.
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From the journal u The Times.
Lord Byron.

This strange exerutric and hayward
character has been aiHOnSst all ranks
anil rlasscs the tllsnie OF rDnveTs tion,
OF remarks, of review, Of alternate
crnsure and applause. His wOT.,ier
ful genius, il is mucli to be iamsnted,
has given a sort OF ronsecra,lon 10 all
the errors Of his life. When We com.
pare his earliest puAiratioBs with his
Latest. we shall nun every sentiment
land opinion advanced IN the former
with the exception of his iniiielit, +.
ldeiiierately abandoned. lie iormerls
Represented Walter Srott for writm..
for hises' and now this i'eer 81 tiir
realm follows his TX apple. Tie for.
Imrr'y censured ,he Editors Of the
EdiuhnFg Review in terms Of immca-
Isurab!e asptriiy after the revolution
af a few gears, he asks forgiveness OF
these very men, and takcs ,hem ia
his confidence and 20 bis friendship.
He form"r'y welded his pen in behalf
Of the English ministry, an,shis name
is now enrolled amongst the moss
yindictiye Of their assaiiauts. file
formerly declared thai the idol OF
his heart WAS siunterinS in the graz, G
and that his affections were eutomhed
in the same sepulchre. Vet aiici
this Solemn pir,isc aud dsclara,,ou
Ihave been given. he loves. or al Ieas,
marries, aud as il 20 round The rirrI.
of contradiction. aban,ions the WIT,
OF his bosom. How shall such inron.
sisteneirs. such almost anomalies u,
the human character be aceouDtr.
for! Perhaps they may be explainr,
in this naD1er; the passion of the
moment are the deites he worshiDs
Led on by a trantlek impulse. liz
follows Those blind guides, careles.
wherever the y lead him, whether ovcI
mountain ut moor, and as long a.
their dominion lasts, never stops Of
pauses to inquire whether hr is going
The deity or rather the demon q
the hour, has the sole end exclusiv,
possession Of his seui--aft.r the req,
f,oi this transitory tyrant is abolished
he is succeeded by another Tho drive,
with the same uuspsri0g violence I,
, the end Of his career, ami then resigns
his charge to another d. mon. Lor,
Byron is an example. and An awful
example of the dreadful slavery tina
a man is doomed to undergo, VIII,
! resigns himself TO the sway of hi
own passions--he is never himself an,
1t is M paradox to assert that h
! does not know what his own opinion
: are. The transitOry passions tina
J take altetnass' y the possession Or hi
: soul constitute his only guides. Di
/, vine Prov;,ienre, rs If 10 have stand
ling mark Of the ignonimity which "A,
tends seryitude to the passions, ha
, bestowed on their present victim Vi
the bri'isncy Of genius. This heave
: illuminated lamp shines in the han
Of this mailman with its brightest Ius
? tire. Thousands and thousands b..
! hold and Admire the radiance of il
beams. while the frantic possessor q
, 1.-The lamp runs wild as ii he wer
Idrives by the furies. This lamp
: not guiding light-it is shaken b.
, az unconscious hand. ny one i"sensihi
10 the value Of such gift. Whethe
Lord Byron viii still continue his i'm
lpctuous career. is n Qnes,io,' L ow
joniy to the Deity but We think. III
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great numbers to the United states.
but without suress. Now tfYer, il no
distinguished military characters A.
mong the lrishmen. TO render them
formidable upon our frontiers still
Congress would not listen TO their
application. But French'men, p,a,e
up Of military characters alone,
and above all other people RESTLESS
and ambitious. fond Of war, and
added with the idea Of conquest and
military ren0wn, no sooner asked than
ii was granted. Such blind and in.
'consHlerate policy always leads to
mischief.
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ndIatc pressure upon his Maiesty's peo I

late pressure upon his Majesty's peo'
,e, I meSertbeless l0hked forward
a,nhuu. dis,nay, having always til"
fullest confidence in the soIidi,y OF
the resources Of the Britith Empire
and in the reliei' which might he ex-
,ccted ir II, a continuance OF peace,
aud from the patience, public spirit,
and energy OF The nation.
These expe cations have not been
disappointed.
The improvements in the internal
circumstances Of the country is hap
ply manifest. and promises to be siea
Oily progressive and T. feel . perfect
assurance that the rons:nued LOYALTY
and exertion, of all classes Of bis Ma
jrsty's subjects will confirm thes,
growing indications Of national pros.
prrity. by promoting obedience to the
laws and attachment to the COnsti
tuition, from which all our blessings
have been derived.
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIA
MENT.
Shortly after thu delivery Of tn.
Speech OF the Prime Regent. the
Lord Chancellor, who had approached
the throne TO receive the 70, al con,
mands on the eeeasion, came forward
and addressed both Houses IN the fol
lowing terms
My lords and Gentlemen.
II is the will aud plrasure of hi.
Royal Higbncss the Prince Regent
actirg in the name and on behalf OF
his Majesty. that this Parliament b,
now dissolved ; and this Parliamen
is dissolved arcordmgly.
The ComMUns then Withdrew, AM
the Lotds separated.
bmong the aius,rinus stranger
who Witnessed the ceremony, wher
the Du hess Of Cambridge, and hi
imperial highness the Grand Duk
Michael Of RaSsia.
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Committed

TNO my custody some time past as run
l. Always, Negro woman and two chill.
dren. The Negro woman calls herself
finn Butler, and says she is free, and came
from Nottingham in Prince George county
upwards of seven years ago to this county,
where she has lived as free person ever
since.-She is 5 feet 2 inches high, OF
very dark complexion, and appears 10 be
about 90 years Of age-had on when COM
mitted an oznaburgh shit, an old white
Her Oldest child is boy, who is called
Taomas-of dark complexion, and ap-
pears to be about 5 years old.-The other
IS girl, who is called Ann, also Of dark (
complexion, and appears 10 be about 3
years old. The owner is desired to come y;
and take them away, otherwise they WIN
be sold as the law directs, Tor their prison
fsas e.. THO. A. DAVIS,
''e' Sheriff Of Charles County.
July % I'm
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Charles County Court.
March Term, 1918,

March Term, 1878.
.ANap application TO Cha les cousty court
~ by petition in writing of John sWiIh.
of Charles county. for the benefit Of ts-
act of assembly for The relief OF sun,lry
insoIvent debtors, passed at ''nyember
session 1905. and the several supplements
thereto, on the terms mentioned therein,
a schedule Of his property and list OF
his creditors on oath, so lar IS he can as
certain them, being annexed 10 his pe'l-
ton. and the court being satisfied b. COM
ne,ent testimony that the said Jno Smit,
has resided two years immediately rrece-
ding the time Of bis application, ~ the
state of Maryland, and being also salts
fed that the said John Smith is IN actual
confinement for debt, and the SAID JoL,i
Smith having ebtered into bond with SUI
ficient security for his personal appear
ance in Charles county court, to answer
such allegations as lis creditors may
make against him-lt is therefore crdeI-
ed and adjudged that the said John Smith
be discharged from imprisonment and
that BY causing a cory OF this order to
be inserted in some me OF the newspa-
pers edited in the District of Coiumbis,
once week for two months successivelY
before the third Monday OF August neXi,
he give notice &c his creditors to appear
before the said Court, at ChsriesioMr, in
said county. on the said thi,d Msudsy Of
August neIt, for the purpose OF recon- ,
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Orphans Court.

.4lerandrta County, July Term, 1918.
ORDERED, That the executor OF Han
~ nah Little, deceased, do insert the IT,
sual advertisement three times a week for
two weeks in the Alexandria newspapers.
A copy. Test, A.MO0RE, Register.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscriber, OF Alexandria coun-
ty, in the distr ct Of Columbis, has obtained
from the orphans cburt Of said county let
tiers testamentary on the estate of Hannah
Lille, late Of the county aforesaid, decea.
sed. All persons having claims against the
said decedent, are hereby warned to exhi-
bit the same, with the vouchers passed by
the orphans court to the subscriber, on or,
before the 18th day Of January next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be-
neft TO said estate-and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 14th
day OF July, 1918.
RICHARD II. LITTLE,
Executor of Hannah Little, dec.
july ID CIV
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THIS DAY.
Fifty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away from the subscriber, on the
~ the Sd inst. Negro JEM, about S feet,
s inches high, 25 or 26 years OF age. stout,
and well made, except that he is perhaps a,
little knockkneed his complexion dark,
has large scat on the upper lip, OCCASION
ed, it is said. by his falling, when child.
on some edged tool has down look when
spoken to, and is apt to be short and inso-
lent in answering. The clothes he took with
him are not recollccted, except a red fan
mel shirt, a pair Of Russia duck soilor's
trowsers, and coarse wool hat with broad
hrim, nearly half worn. Having gone OF
without any provocation, it is probable his
intention is to steer his course towards BAL
timore or Pennsylvania, and pass for a free.
man. He has hauled the seine the Two last
seasons in Pomonkey, where he may have
gone, or perhaps to Alexandria, where he is
also little acquainted. II taken 90 miles
from home, or out OF the county, will give
90 dollars for securing him in any ga0l, or
if taken SO miles from home; or Out of the
state, will give the above reward OF fifty
dollars. FRANCIS ADAMS.
Nanjemoy, Charles CO. sac
Nd. July l8
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dan AWAY from the subscriber on
BE Tuesday evening last, between the
hours OF nine and ten clock, a mula,to wo-
man named
MARY, aath her tyco female children,
ed Mary Ann. Mary is about 40 years OF
age, FIVE feet FIVE inches high, has remar-
kable mole on her chin; she was formerly
the property of Mr.. P. Il. Beverly OF Alex
andria. The children are both mula!tos
the first named ~ years Of age, and the last
6 wears. The mother had on when she
went of, blue chequered domestic frock
broad stripe-the children had on blue do
nestle frocks and check aprons, but as she
carried with her variety of clothing, il is
probable she will change the dresses. u is
supposed she has proceeded towards Phila.
deiphia, and as she is remarkable art.ul
woman, will attempt 10 pass as free wo.-
man. A reward Of fifty dollars will be paid
for experimenting and securing the above
described runaways in the District oil Co
lumhia and reasonable charges, or the above
reward if taken out of the District, and Sc
cured so that the owner gets them again,
and reasonable charges if brought home.
Masters of vessels are cautioned against
harboring or carrying of said runaways, as
they will be dealt with according to law.
w. K. ARAIISTEAD.
The Editors Of the National Intelligent
Ger, the Bait. Federal Gazette, and Pou-
sons American Daily Advertiser, Philadel-
phia, will please publish the above three
times week for three weeks, and send
their accounts 10 this Office for payment.
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To the friends of Humanity.
July II

A N aged, infrm, and widowed mother,
N is DESTROYS to receive information of
of THOMAS BURTON CARTER, an
only son, concerning whom she has not
heard any thing, on which reliance can
be placed, for nearly three years. He re-
moved from this place to the state Of Ohio
about FIVE years ago. The last certain ac-
count she had from him, was from Cadiz in
that state. He is about twenty FIVE years
of age by trade tailor. Vague rumour
has recently pronounced him dead; Alet-
ter communicating Information reiatIVe 70
him, directed to Henry Tutwieler, P. NJ.
at this place, would confer peculiar kind
ness on an afflicted woman.
0rEditors of Newspapers generally,
are intreated to give this article place in
their columns a few weeks.
Harrisonburg, Rockingham
Co. (Vir) July 13
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THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE,

THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE,
That the subscriber, of Alexandria COUP
~, in the district of Columbia, has obtain.
ed from the orphans court Of said county
letters testamentary on the estate of George
Deneale, late Of the county aforesaid de-
ceased.-All persons having claims against
the said decedent are hereby warned to ex-
hibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
passed by the orphans court, to the sub
scriber, on or before the l4th day OF Ja9u..
airy next, or they may by law be excluded
from all benefit to said estate land those
indebted are required to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this l4th
day Of July, 1918.
MARY DENEALE,
Executrix of George Deneale, dec.
July IA 4w
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VIM. Dcvaughn,
, DRESSER AND PERFUMER

HAiR-DRESSER AND PERfUMER,
Royoi-street, .4israadria.
HAS Just received and offers for sale at
Ii his shop, few cases of Razors, of
superior quality, for travelling, with six
blades ALSO,
Ladies' and gentIemcn's dressing cases
Cloth brushes hat do; hair do; nail do
Shaving do tooth do rouge in pots
Almond paste; oil Antigua pomatum
Cologne water; lavender do of superior
quality hair powder powder Putls
Naples soap for shaving !; vegetable do
Rose do; palm do; wash balls
Shaving soap tuck combs pocket do
Dressing DO pocket books
Pencil cases beaver gloves whips
Eebb's n. York suspendcrs French do
Hopkins's razor strops P'ckwood's do
Shaving boxes shaving glasses
Canes and rattans watch chains
Ard variety of other articles, too tedious
TO mention. July u
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BY last Evenings Mail.
From the .Nsu-York Gazette, July 81.
FoREIoS NEWS.

FoREIGS NEWS.
The ship Euphgstes, Capt. De Cost. ar
rived st this port on Saturday evening, in
a days from Liverpool. From our cores
nondea;s we have received London papers
of the evening of the 9th OF June, Liver
nool of,he 10th, and Lloyd's list to the 9th.
.laeriean Stocks at LondOn, J,1s 6.
Three per cents. 20 to II six per cents.
new loan, l02 10 lG2l; seven PER cents.
IO9to lC9i,
E0yAPARrE.
Late accounts bad been received in Eng
and from ST. Helena. Bonaparte is stated
10 continue sulky, and will not allow HIM
SELF to be seen by any English visitors
lie rises, at this season of the year, about
3o'cloek in The morning, ant after walking
:, his garden for an lior', retires to his
house, where he remains The whole OF the
dv.
Flour ., Liverpool Was dull at 4Ss.
Li-er3ool Corn EyeEGgSe, jane Our
svuuN This week ives not large the mar
kelbeir~ veil attended by purchasers irom
tie Interior, caused an advance OF Cd to Is
nor ,ushel, on 6ne foreign wheat. Barley
and oats were likewise in request, as well
:, beans and American forT; the latter Is
uer qlsrier ami IS per barrel dearer,
rrha DuLl;n Corn Markc. on the 9th was
declining.
We have bcenf,vered with the following
state OF the markets -
Liveryool, 9Th June, 1918.
7. day several pubic sales of aoar have
been brought forward, ard the following
par.als mea: Of steadily though without
hrizSuesS.
s5o bbls. Philal. &c ass CD. per Dbl
$50 TO Baltimore, 46s. Sd. As.
$50 do virginia, ~ AS Cd.
AN. wheat ~ a 13s Cd. per 20 lbs.
The very hot weather still continues.
Cotton is not lively, hut may be consi-
dered steady at gold, ol5d. for upiands;
elId. s3id. for New-Orleans, and IS. Id.
a3s. lOd. for Sea-Islanis. Ashes and ma
val stores are dull; and general election
is already greatly interfering with bust
ness.
Jgss I0.-No alteration in this market !;
but cur London advices mention an adj
vance in wheat of IS. per quarter.
RATHBoNE, HoDGSON S co.
ANOTHER LETTER.
"L9erpool, June 10.
"The -four marke, was dull yesterday,
=, Is decline. n. York AIS. Philadelphia
ass. wheat in fair demand, and the Lon
don market by this days advices at ) to IS
advance, which, should the imports be
light for a short time, will probably have
some influence on -four.
"We have no alteration to note IN other
produce the markets are. however, gene
rally dull."
- % - g - 60
ca, 4 IL. -..s,.bsr an rierou1rin
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Feathers.

FeatncfS.
A FEW hundred weight OF fresh LIVE
"A FEATHERS, just received and for
sale by WIN. diLhAM.
ON HAND,
Fresh olives and capers
LIP Madeira, Sicily do, Burgundy do,
Old Port in bottles and in draft, Claret in
bottles, Muscat do-WLNES
Cognac brandy Holland gin
Jamaica, Grenada and Antigua rum
Spanish chocolate Of very superior
quality-togetherwith general assortment
Of GROCERIES. no.
July &c o2tmWI
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

dan away from the subscriber, living
IN near Newport, Mary Wand, on Friday,
The e5th May, Negro Man named GE-
RARD, about feet high, of dark COM
plexion, about 80 years of age, stout made,
imps little when he walks had on when
he went away country cloth jacket and
trowsers about half worn and. coarse hat;
but he may change his dress, as he has free
connexions little below ST. Thomas's Ma
nor, at Mace Buffers. He has a wife at
Thomas Jennifer's Quarters, near Port To-
bacco, and calls himself GERARD BUT
LER. He took black mare with him,
which he has since left at his fathers,
the said Nace's. He has been seen within
few weeks in Alexandria. Whoever
takes up said Negro, and Secures him in a
ny Jail 50 that | get him again, shall re-
ceive the above reward.
BENEDICT l.. BOARMAN.
.]uly 81 tuths
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For Sale.

THE SULPHER SPRINGS, /,
a BOUT eight miles from Martinsburg,
n Berkeley County, formerly occupied
by Minghinni, and now kept by Brown
This estate consists Of about
4so Acres Of Land,
already in good cultivation, and susceptible
Of high improvement. The springs are
much resorted TO, and the boarding house
establishment is extremely profitable
The buildings have undergone considerable
repair.
As all those disposed to purchase will, |
presume, visit the property, further parti-
cuiars are deemed unnecessary.
H. S. G. TUCKER.
winchester, July 10 9m.