The national intelligencer and Washington advertiser. — Washington City [D.C.], 1804-05-04 00:00:00, page 4

PROPOSALS.
For cat ryiug the Mails of the United
States on thefollovjing Post-road-,
Will at received at the General
Pnit Office in Washing
ton, until the 1 5th
day of fune next,
inclusive.
f Continued. J
November I to May 1.
_._ Fredericklborg every day,
•lay excepted, at 3 am. and arrive
at Richmond tlie lame d..y by 7 d m —
jrning —Lenvcßichmond every day,
Mood-y excepted, at 3 am. and arrive
_t Frederic kfburg the fame day by 8 p m.
19. Fiom Richmond by Mane Viler
and Ofb.rrses to Petcrlbtirg ev.iy day.
Leave Richmond every d_y at 4 am.
?.nd arrive at Per rfjing by 9 _ in. —
Leave Peterfb'irg every day at 3p m.
_ud arrive at Richmond by 8 p m.
20. From Rii hrnonrl, Frazier's, New
Kent eh. Williamsburg, Yorktown, 8t
Hampton t_ Norfolk, three times a
Week* Leave Richmond every Monday,
Wednefd*y and Friday at 4 am. and
arrive at Hampton by t)pm. and at
Norfolk ori Tuefday, Tburi'dry 8c Satur
day by 10 a r.i. Returning. L-ravc Norfolk
every Tuefday, Tburiitay and Saturday
at 3 p m. and arrive at Richmond tbe
Beat _,*y. by 7p m. in Summer, and 9
p m. in Winter.
21. From Peterfburg by City Point,
Cabin Point, Smithfield, Surry c h. and
, Suffolk eh. tj Portfmouth, three tiuns
a v/cek. Leave Peterfburg Mon
day, Wednefday and Friday at 1 1 am.
I and anive at Portfmouth the next days
by 8 a m. .Returning —Leave Port(
rn_uth every Monday, Wednefday and
Friday at 4p m. and arrive at Peterf
burg the next days by 1 p in.
22. From Charlellon by Jackfonboro'
Pocotaligo and Go.fawhatchie to Sa
vannah, three times a week. Leave
Charlefton every Tuefday, Thurfd?yßr._
Saturday at 2 p m. aud arrive at Sayan
nab on Wediiefdny, Friday and Sunday
by 8 p m Returning —Leave Savan
nah t.ery Tuefday, Thurfday, £. Sun
day al 3 am. and arrive at Charlefton
. en Wednefday, Friday and Monday by
9 1-2 a m.
2.3. From Auugfta by Jackfonboro
and Ebenezer to Savannah once a we k.
Leave Savannah every Saturday at 8
a m. and arrive at Augufta on Tuelday
by 10 am. Leave Augufta every Tuef
d.iy ac 2;; m. and arrive at SavanCah
on Friday by 4 p m.
24. Froir Augufta by Waynefbro*
an_ Louifville to Savannah.
Leave Savannah every Monday at 8
a m and arrive at Louifville on v\ r ed
nefday by 9 am. Leave Louifville at
10 am aiid arrive at Auguft. on Thuri
d.y by 10 a in. Returning, Leave
Augufta every Thurfday by 2pm and
arrive at Louifville on Fiiday by 10 a ;n.
Leave Louifville at Ham aud arrive
at Savannah on Sunday by 6 p m,
25 From Savannah by Bryan eh.
Midway Church, Riceboro, Mclntolh
c In Darien, Frederica, Jeckyl Ifland,
and Dungeon Neft to St. Mary'?, once
a week.
Leave Savannah every Monday at 8
a m, and arrive at St. Mary's on Thurl
day by 10 am. Returning, Leave St.
Mary's every Thurfday at 2 p m and
arrive at Savannah the next by Sunday
6p m.
26. From Jeckyl Ifland to Brunfwick,
once a week.
Leave Jeckyl Ifland every Thurfday
9t 5 a m and arrive at Biunfwick by
10 a m. Returning, Leave Brunfwick
every Thurfday at 2 p m and arrive at
Jeckyl Ifland by 6 pm.
IN MAINE.
27. From Brunfwick by Litchfield
and Hallowell to Augufta once a week.
Leave Brunfwick every Friday at 6
a m. and arrive at Augufta fame day by
6 pm.
Leave Augafta every Saturday at 6
a m. and arrive at Brunfwick the fame
day by 6 p m. ,
28. From WifcafTet by Edgecomb t»
Booth &.y once a wee k.
Leave Wifcaffet every Monday at 6
a m. and arrive at Booth Bay by 10 a m.
Returning —L.aye Booth .riay every
Monday at 1 p m. and arrive at Wif
caffet by 4 p in.
IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
29. From Fryberg io Mains by Con
way, rhe Notch of the White moun
tain, Jeflerfonand Lancafter to Guild
luil c h. in Vermont once in two weeks.
Lrave Fiybeig cv ry other Wednef
day at 6 am. and arrive at Guildhall
on Tl'ii-ftiay by 10 a tn.
Returning.— Leave Guildhall every
ThuTl.y at 2pm. and arrive at Fry
berg Ori Frirl?y hy 6 pm.
30. Fiom Conway to Alfop once in !
. weeks•
Leave fr nway every other Wednef
day at noon and arrive at Alfop by 6
p m.
Leave Alfop every other Thurfday at
a m. and .rrive at Conway hy noon.
IN VERMONT.
31 • From Littleton in New-Hamp
shire by St. Johnlbury, Danville, Wal-j
dtn, Wolcott, Johnfton and Fletcher to
St. Albans once in two weeks.
Leave Littleton every other Monday
at 6 a m. and arrive at St. Albans the
ni3tt Wednefday by 6pm.
Leave St. Albani every other Thurf.!
I
I day at 6 am. and arrive at Littleton the !
next Saturday by 6 pm.
IN MASSACHUSETTS.
32. From Shrewibury by Holden,
I Rutland, Oakham, Harwich, Greenwich,
iVlbam and Amherft to Northampton
once a week.
Leave Shrewibury every Tuefday at
6 a tn. and arrive at Noi thampton on
Wed ne I'd a v by 10 cm.
Lr-nve Northampton on Wednefday
at 2 p m. and arrive at Shrewibury on
'; Thui idnv iiy 6 pm.
IN CONNECTICUT.
33. From Hertford by Granby and
Granville to Blandlord in Maffachufetts
once a week.
Leave Hartford every Thurfday at 8
am. and airive Blandlord by 6 p m.
Leave Blandtord every Wednefday at
8 am. and arrive at Hartford by 8 pm.
34. From New-Haven by Hamden,
Cheflure and Southington to Farming
ton once a week.
Leave New-Haven every Tuefday at
8 am. h arrive at Farmington by 6 p m.
Leave Farniiogton every Monday at
8 a m. St arrive at New-Haven by 6
p m.
35. From Hartford by Glaftenbury
and Colcbeiler to New London _nee a
week.
Leave Hartford every Thurfday at
8 am. .-. arrive at New Loudon oy 6
p m.
Leave New London ever-* Friday at
8 a in. k arrive at H.rtford by 6 p tn.
IN NEW YORK.
36. From K ; ngfton by Ca.ilc.il!, Lu
nenburg and C.xfackie to Albany once
a week.
Leave Kingfton every Monday at 6
a m. & arrive at Albany on Tuefday by
10 am.
Leave Albany every Saturday at noon
and airive at Kingfton on Sunday by
6 p m.
37. From Lanfingburg by Scaticook,
Eafton, Argyle and Hartford to White
hall once in two weeks.
Leave Lanfingburg every Wednefday
by 2 pm. Si arrive at Whitehall on
Thur.fdjy by 6 pm.
Leave Whitehall every Tuefday at 6
a m. in. arrive at Lanfingburg on Wed
r-trfday by 10 fl m,
38. From o*ego by Dryden and
Milton to Scipio once a fortnight.
Leave Owego every other Thurfday
et 2 p m. Sc airive at Scipio on Friday
by 6 p m.
{./■ave Scipio every other Saturday at
6 am. b. arrive at Owego on Monday
by 8 a m.
__>. From the Little Falls to Fairfield
once a week.
Leave the Little Falls every Tuef
'hy at 1 p m< 8. arrive at Fairfield by
3p m.
Leave Fairfield at 4 p m, & arrive at
ths Little Falls by 6 p m.
40. From Kingfton by Woftdftock &
Middle town to Delhi once a wt* k.
Leave Kingfton every Monday at 6
a m. £c arrive at Delhi on Tuefday at
Mam.
Leave Delhi every Tuefday at 1 p m,
and arrive at Kingfton on Wednefday
by 6 pm.
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
41. From William-port by Crooked
Creek and Lirdfleytown to Painted Poft
once a wee I.
Leave Willianifport every Monday
at 6 ti w. 8c arrive at Painted 1 oft on
Tuesday by 6 p Ml.
Leave Painted Poft every Saturday at
6 am. St arrive at Wilhamlport on
Sunday by C p tn.
' 42. From {lliambe rfburrr by Strafburg
and Fannetiburg to Huntingdon once a
week.
Leave Chamberfburg every Friday at
6 c m. St arrive at Huntingdon on Ss
turday by 10 am.
Leave Huntingdon every Saturday
by _r7m.Sc arrive at Chambeributg on
Sunday hy 6 pm.
43. From Alexandria by Hollidays,
Beaula and Armagh to Greenfburg
once in two weeks.
Leave Alexandria every other Satur
day at 3p m. St arrive at Greenfburg
on Monday by 6 pm.
Leave Greenfburg every other Tuef
day at 6a m . & arrive at Alexandria on
Thurfday by noon.
IN VIRGINIA.'
• 44. From Clak_)Urg by Bui ban
Settlement to Randolph c„. once in
two week?.
Leave Clarkfburg every other Mon
day at 6 A M. & arrive at Randolph c h.
by 6 p M.
Lcive Randolph eh. every other
Tuefday at 6 a m. Sc arrive at Clarkfburg
by 6 p m.
45. From Kenhawa c h. by Point
Plcaf-nt, Galliopolis and the Sal Springs
to Chilic.tha once in two we-k;.
Leave Kenhawa c b. every other Fri
day at 6 a tf. Sc arrive at Chilicotha on
Monday by 10 a m.
Leave Chilicotha every otker Mon
day by 2 /' m. Sc arrive at Kenhawa c h.
on Thurfday by 6 p m.
46. From Marietta, Ohio, to Wood j
C h. once a week.
Leave Marietta every Tuefday at 6
a at. & arrive at Wood eh. by 6P M. j
Leave Wood cb. every Wednesday
at 6 A M. St arrive at Marietta by 6 p nt.
47. From Lancafter eh. to Kiirnar- i
nock once a week. •
Leave Lancafter c h. every Monday
'at 6 a m. b. arrive at Kilmarnock by
| 1 1 AM.
Leave Kilmarnock every Monday at
1 pm. Sc arrive at Lancafter eh. by 6
P M.
48. From Prince F'dward eh. by
Letters Store, Wheeler's Springs and
Campbell c h. to New London once in
two weeks.
Leave Prince Edward c \i. eveiy other
Saturday at 6 am. 8. arrive at New
London on Sunday by 6 r M.
Leave New London every other Mon
day at 8 a m. 8. arrive at Prince Ed
ward on Tuefday by 6 P /_.
IN NORTH-CAROLINA.
49. From Danville Va. to Lenox-
Caftle N. C. once a week.
Leave Danville every Monday at 6
a m. .c arrive at Lenox-Caftle by g P m.
Leave Lenox-Callle on Tuefday by G
a m. Ik. arrive at Danville by 6 P M.
50. From Scotland Neck by Grceul
buig X Roads to Windlor once a
week.
Leave Scotland Neck every Tluirl
dayac9fl. m. and arrive at Windfor
by 7 p. m.
Leave Windfor every Friday at 5 a.
mi. and arrive at Scotland Neck by 6 p.
Ml.
51. From Newbern to Beaufort once
in two wtckr.
L.'iive Newbern every other Friday
at 6 a. mi. and arrive at Beaufort by 6.
p. in.
Leave Beaufort every other Saturday
at 6a. »i. and arrive at Newbern by 6
p. Ml.
52. From Hallifax to Enfield once a
week.
Leave Hallifax every Thurfday at 6
a. m. and arrive at Enfield by 1 1 a. m.
Leave Enfield every Fiiday at 6 a. m.
and arrive r.t Hallifax by 6 p. m.
53. From Neilfons ferry by Orange
burg, Barnwell c. h. Tredways and
Town Creek to Campbcllton once a
week.
Leave Nelfong ferry every Tuefday
at 6 a. m. and ai rive at Campbellton on
Friday by 10 fl. m.
Leave Campbellton every Friday at
p. m. atd arrive at Nelf.nsltrry on
Monday by 6p. m.
54. From Statefburg to Columbia
once a week.
Leave Statefburg every Friday at 6
a. m. and arrive at Columbia by 6 p. m.
Leave Columbia every Saturday by 8
a. m. and arrive at Statefburj by 7
p, m.
IN OHIO.
55. From Warren by Cleveland, fort
Miami and Raifin river to Detroit once
in two weeks.
Leave Warren every other Saturday
at 10 p. m. and arrive at Detroit the
next Saturday by 3 p. m.
Leave Detroit every other Saturday
at 10 p. m. and arrive at Warren the
next Saturday by 3 p. m.
56. From Chilicotha to Alexandria
once a week.
Leave Chilicotha every Tuefday at 6
st. m. and arrive at Alexandria by 11
fl. Ml.
Leave Alexandria every Tuefday at
1 p. m. and arrive at Chilicotha by 7
p. Ml.
57. From Steubenville to New Lif
bon once in two weeks.
Leave Steubenville every other Mon
day at 6a. mi. and arrive at, New Lid
hon by 6 p. m.
Leave New Lifbon every other Tuef
day at 6 fl. m. and arrive at Steuben
ville by 6 p. m.
58. From Chillicotha to Franklin
once, in two weeks.
Leave- Chilicotha every other Tuef
day at 6a. mi. and arrive at Franklin
on Thurfday by 6 p. m.
Leave Franklin every other Friday
at 6 a. m. and arrive at Chillicotha on
Sunday by 6. p. mi.
59. From Zancfville by Tufcarora to
Gnadenhutten once in two weeks.
Leave Zanefville every other Mon
day at 6 fl. mi. and arrive at Gnaden
hutten by 6 p, mi.
Leave Gnadenhutten every other
Tuefday at 6 a. m. and arrive at Zanef
ville by 6 p. mi.
60. From Cincinnati by Hamilton,
Franklin, Dayton, Staunton, Wainef
ville, Deerfield and Charlcfton, to Cin
cinnati once a week.
Leave Cincinnati every Tuef. >y at
6a. m. and arrive Staunton on Wed
nefday by 4 p. m.
Leave Staunton every Wednefday at
6 p. m. and arrive at Cincinnati on Fri
day by 6 p. mi.
IN INDIANA.
61. From Maffac by Girardeau in
L uilianato New Madrid once in two
weeks.
Leave Maffac every other Thurfday
at 2 /*. mi. arrive at Cape Girardeau on
Friday by 6 p. mi. Leave Girardeau the l
next Saturday at 6 a. m. arrive at New
Madrid on Sunday by 4 p. m.
Returning. —Leave New Madrid e
very ither Monday at 8 a. mi. and ar
rive at Girardeau on Tuefday by 6 p.
»i. Leave Girardeau on Wednefday at
6a. mi. and arrive at Maffac the next
Thurlday by 10 a. mi.
62. From Kalkafkias by Geneva to
Girardeau once in two weeks.
L.aye Kafkaflcias every other Friday
at noon and arrive at Girardeau on Sa
turday by 6/7. mi.
Leave Girardeau every other Sund i
at 6 a, m. and arrive at Ka_k__fk.ES on
Mondiiy by 2 p. m.
63. From Cahokia to St. Louis once
in two weeks.
Leave Cahokia every other Monday
at 4a. m, and arrive at St. Louis by
10 a. m.
Leave St. Louis every other Mon
day at I p. m. and arrive at Cahokia by
8 p. m.
In KENTUCKY"
64. From Springfield by Green c h
Adair c h. Cumberland c h. and Jack
fon c h. T. to Blackburns Spring...
T. ence in two weeks.
Leave Springfield every other Mon
day at 6. a m and arrive at Blackburns
Springs on Thurfday by 10 a in.
Leave Blackburns Springs every other
Thurfday at 2 p m and arrive at
Springfield the next Sunday by 6 pm.
65. From Walhington to Augufta
once a week.
Leave Waihington every Wednefday
at I p m and arrive at Augufta by 6.
p m.
Leave Augufta every Thurfday at 5
a mi and arrive at Wafliington by 6 p in.
66. From Frankfort to Hensy eh.
once a week.
Leave Frankfort every Tuefday at
4 o m and arrive _t Henry c h by 11
a m.
Leave Henry c h every Turfday'at
1 p m and arrive at Frankfort by Bpm.
In TENNESSEE. '
67. From Dixons Springs by Leba
non c h and Rutherford c h to Nafhville,
once in two weeks.
Leave Dixons Springs every other
Monday, at 6 fl. m, and arrive at N_fh.
ville on Tuefday by 10 a m. y
Leave Nafliville every other Tuef
day at 2 /i mi and arrive at Dixons
Springs on W> dnefday by 6 p m.
IN MISSISSIPPI TERRITORY.
68. From Natchez to Fort St.ddart
once in two weeks.
Leave Natchez every other Friday at
6 am. & arrive at Fort Stoddart the
next Thurfday by noon.
Leave Fort Stoddart every other Fii
day at 6 A -1.8. arrive at Natchez the
next Thurfday by noon.
IN N. ORLEANS TERRITORY.
69. From Loftus's heights by Pmck
neyville, Little Sarah Cieek, Big Sarah
Creek, Thompfon's Creek, Buller .
Plains, Baton Rouge, Iberville or
Manfhoc Chinch, Abbeville, La Forch,
Cant.ills G-tman and Red Churches _o
New-Orleans once a week.
Le. aye Loftus's heights every Friday
at 2 p m. ic arrive at New-Orlear.s the
next Monday by 5 P M.
Leuve New-Orleans every Tuefday
at 7 a m. St arrive at Fort Adams the
next Friday by 10 A M.
The contrac.3 for the routes number
ed from 27 to 43 inclufive and from 55
to 69 inclufive, are to be in operation
on the Ift day of October next, and
continue in force for one year. The
contracts for the routes numbered from
44 to 54 inclufive are 10 be in opera
tion on the 111 day of October next and
are to continue in force until the 31ft
day of March, 1805.
NOTES.
1. The Poftmafter-general may expe
dite the mails and alter the times of ar
rival and departure at any time during
the continuance of the contracts, he fti
pulating an adequate compenfation for
any extra expenfe that may be occafion
ed thereby.
2. Fifteen minutes (hall be allowed
for opening and clofingthe mails it all
offices where no particular time is fpeci
fied.
3. For every thirty minutes delay (un
avoidable accidents excepted) in arriving
after the time prefcribed in any con
tract, the contractor fh .11 forfeit one
dollar; and if the delay continues until
th*. departure of any depending mail[
whe eby the mails deftined for luch de-,
pending mail lofea trip, an additional for
feiture of five dollars lliall be incurred.
4. Newfpapers as well as letters are
to be fent in the mail ; and if any per
fon making propofals* defires to carry
newfpapcrs, other than thofe conveyed
in the mail, for his own emolument, he
muft ftate in his propofals for AThat fum
he will carry with the emolument, and
for what fum without that emolument.
5. Should any perfon waking propo
fals defire an alteration ot thr times of
arrival and departure above fpecified, he
muft ftate in his*propofals the alteration
defired, and the difference they will make
in the terms of the centra...
6. Perfons making propofals are defired
to ftate their prices by the year. Thofe
who contract will receive their pay
quarterly, in the months of Auguft, No
vember, February and May, in one
month after the expiration of each quar
ter.
7. No other than a free white perfon
fliail be employed to convey the mail.
B.Where the propofer intends to
convey the mail in the bsdy of a ft.nge
carriage, he is defired to ftate it in bis
propofalp.
9. The Poftmafter-general referves to
himfelf the right of declaring any con
tract at an end whenever three failures
happen which amount to the lofs of a
trip each;
10. The contracts for the above
routes are to be in operation on the firft
day of Owtober next, and are to conti
nue in force for two yr?rr.
GIDEON GRANGER,
i Poftmafter-General.
General Putt-Office, Wa_h.ng.oi_
City February 23, 1804.
Feb. 27—2awtl5ju.
"for salk.
The fubferiber wUI fell on
renfonable terms all the lor No. J, and im
provements in fq 280 north F ftreet—alfo
lot No. 13 in fame fq ruming parallel from
F to O ftreets, is in an eligible fitu .tion fgr
bufinefs of any kind.
CHARLES M'NANTZ.
May a——3t
"hat manufactory.
The subscriber informs his
' cuf-omers and the public generall* that he hi
discontinued husinefs in the city of Washing
ton, and has opened fiiop on Bridge street near
the Union Tavern— he rolicits the continu
ance ol former cuftotners, and hopes that all
others who may chufc to cull and purchaf. his
manufacture will he amply fuited, if neatneft
and goodnefs be requisites.
JOEL BROWN.
Oeorge Town, Feb. 17-—tf
(BY AUTHORITY.)™"
Scheme of a Lottery.
To build an Acadumt in the city of
Richmond.
Dollars,
I Prize—laft drawn ticker,having
a blank to its number, ao.ooo
J do, 10,000
I do. J,OOO
5 do. of 1,000 make 5,000
, 4 do. — 500 3,000
10 do. — aoo ■ 'i a.ooo
gac do. — 100 a,ooo
100 do. — 50 —— 5,000
a.50 do. — 30 7.500
4.0 do. — aj ——— 10,500
1,500 do. — ao —— 30,000
3,000 do. --_■ 15 45i°00
a firft drawn ticket after 1 ,000
having a blank to its number, 250
_ do. after a.ooo do. 2,50
I do. do. 3,000 do. 250
I do. do. 4,000 do, I^o
I do. do. 5,000 do. 500
1 do. Aa. 6,000 da. 50a
1 do. do. 8,000 do. 500
1 d*. do. f 0,000 do. 500
I do. do. i_,ooo Ao. j-on
I do. do. 13,000' do. 500
1 do. do. 14,000 do. 1,000
!%%%$ prizes, 150,000
9,675 blanks, not two to a prize,
15,000 tickets at 10 dollars each, 150,000
N. li. Prizes fubjc.t to a deduc-ion of 15
per cent.
This lottery has been authorifed by the
legifluure of Virginia, for the laudable pur
pofe. of ere__ing a feminary of learning in
or near eh. metropolis of this ftatc. With
this view, it is contemplated to raife »0,000
dolls, and 1,500 dolls, in addition, for defray
ing the expence* attendant on drawing the lot
tery. Citizens of the fir;, rcfpec"U .ility have
been, felecled as truftees, and they have
pledged themfelves to ufe their utmoft exer
tions to carry it intoeffec.. The fcheme ha.
the advantage ef giving to «_ch adventurer,
a chance for fome very large prizes, whilft
the proportion of prises to blanks, is fo great
as to invite the friends of the intended infti
tution to partake in the lottery, with very
little rifque of their becoming lofers. The
treafurer of the ftite is to be appointed to re
reive the money for the tickets as they are
fold, and to pay the amount ef the prize* to
Ihe fortunate adventurers. It is believed
that the abo-e confiderations will induce a
rapid faleof tickets, and the drawing will com
mence as foon as a fufficient number fliail be
fold to authnrifr- it——which it is believed
will be on the fecond Monday in Decem
ber next.
Richmond, March _—tf
Q3T Tickets to be had of Robert Pollard
80-t. John Brotkenbrough, jun, Wm. Price
(Reg.) Samuel Pieafants, jun. and William
Fri chard.
A GREAT BARGAIN.
Tuißtr rtiovsAVD dollars will _•*%_
taken and payment made easy, to the
purchaser, for the following valuable
property free from any imcumbrance
whatever.
A SET of law mills working two faws—■
a grift mill with two rui> of Hones and
bolting machine, alfo a cotton and rice ma
hin. complete all worked by water, alfo one
faw mill about aoo yards from theformer and.
on the fame dam, now absut finifhing that
will work from two to fourteen faws under
the fame roof—this mill is infured for three
years aft«r her being completed—they now
going in good repair and the whole in a pro
greflive way of improvement, with about Ten
thoufand acres of land all adjoining and im
mediately contiguous to the mills, on which
arc fevcral valuable farms. The timber foe
mill ufe »re inexhauftihle and unexceptionable
good—they are lituated on the waters of
Drowning Creek ninety feven miles from
Oeorge Town Sooth Carolina, to which place
the lumber is carried being rafted at the mills
without tbe trouble of hauling, a -ah» rble con
venience. The ftrearn is equal if not, fwpericr
to any in th« ftates of North or _outh Caroli
na—the grift mills command a cuftom it
times of 30 or 40 miles around them. The
fit.u_ti.in at the mills is high, pleafant and
very healthy, on which is a good two ftory
houfe with piazza, a good kitchen, flab!*.,
carriage and harsefs houlesand other n.ceffn
ry out buildings with a new ftorc houfe com.
plcatly finifhed, it being an excellent ftand for
a country ftorc. Application to be made to
the Subfcriber at Millville near Lumbertor.
in North Carolina, or for any information
refpecting the picmifes, to Samuel D. Pnr
-ianc_ at the city of Wafhington.
Wm. NORMENT.
Millville N. C. Dec. 12.
N. B. Adj psrt of the above property will
be foldjas may befl jfuit i» purchaf..,
Dtc. 43—tf