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The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-03
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A WOMAN Of Sparta, having FIVE fons in
the army, was il hourly expectation to hear Of
Battle m7Genyer arrives fhe, trembling,
ak the news Your FIVE fons aid he, are xii
lej.--" Vile ilaye who a1ked you of my
fns s"-But " have gainad the victory, con
rinued he.-The heroig mother ran to the tenn
pie, and gave thanks to The Gods.
AN underwater at Lloyds being informed
that certain flip ION which he had written
pretty largely was 10 jeopardy, exclaimed
" jeopardy jeopardy what part of the world
is it il Near Gibralter, fuppofe However,
Pm glad TO hear ihs's in any port, for I thought
It was all over with her"
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-12-03
FROM rEr cENTixEL.
PHILADELPHIA. a
AN ELEGY.

has thin'd thy city's hrongiag way
Bio the fweet breath Of youth expire,
And manhood's powerful pulfe decay'
No GaHe foes ferocious band,
Fearful as fate, as death fevere
But the dearoying Angels hand,
With hotter rage, with 6ercer fear,
faw thee in thy prime Of days
In glory rich, in beauty fair;
When Morris, partner Of thy praile,
Sultaiu'd thee with patrons Care
Have hail'd that hofpitable dome,
Where all The cultured Virtues grew
Fortune and faIion's graceful home,
Warm heated love, and friendthip true.
ColumSia's Genius veil thy brow,
Guardian Of Freedom, hi:her bend
The prayer Of mercy meets .hee now
With healing energy defend:
Chafe the hot fsng Whole tepid tread,
Continues the fairef Hower hat blows
Bends the fweet lHly's bafh(ul head
And fades the bluihes Of the rofe.
Zen now bis omen'd birds Of prey,
Thro' The unpeopiing mantions rove
Drench'd is that eyes infPiing ray,
And loa that breezy lip OF love,
Yet guard The Friend, who, wandering near
Haunls which the lettering SeaylkaB l4ves,
Bellows me tributary tear.
Or fans with Gghs the drowny waves.
And while Biz mercy dealing hand
Feeds many famiih'd hid Of care
Wave round ms brow thy laying wand,
And breathe thy lweetnels thrO' the air.
It'll borne on Health's elaltic wing,
Alott the rapid whirIwind flies
The coldel gale Of -mbla bring
And brace with trol the dripping fkis'.
Where fhelving to the heated coat,
Along the dirty pile" attends
Some new ALCIDEs-Freedom's boat
His Heaven AFFIXED arm extends.
Beneath his firm collected brow,
Defpoh'i he erahing ruin lies
The Dryads bring the leafy Dough,
And bid their green plantations rife.
The fhape!y poplar's taPering form,
The oak its building branches rears
The elm that braves ths cleaving aorm,
The fragrant pines prolific tears.
Each leaf expands its tanning lhade,
Beneath whole breeze contagion dies
The wfPeri ing youth and lifefng maid
Gaze grateful with enchanted eyes.
He. who the lov'd AGlum gave,
E'ea thus, the immortal Founder fsid-
Low waited from the heaving grave,
All heed the mandate Of the dead.
Yet bid the Neriads bring their urns
Hate and tie marble tount uncloie
Thro' llrsets where Syrian fummer burns,
Till all the cool libation flows.
Cool as the brook that battles tn heath
When noon unfoids bis tilent hours
Refrelhing as the mo Ring's breath
AdOwn the cleauiing ltreamlet pours.
From waves the heavenly Yfay5 grew
Thole waves to marital beauty kind,
The fufh of fragrant health renew,
And brace the nerve enfeebled mind.
Imperial daughter gFbs Wsf,
No rival wins thy wreathe away
In al the wealth of nature drelt.
Again thy foVereign charms difPlay.
See all thy feiting glcries rife,
Again thy throngirg areets appear;
Thy mart hundred ports fupplcs,
Thy harveas feed the circling year
COLUMBIA.
Waier larea iattadedky bst 5andtr Of fbr city q
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ALMANACK:
REGISTER ef MAINE.
For the year of our Lord. 1900.

CONIAINING,
Belides the ufual calculations. SC, Farmers'
Cal1alr, for every month in the year, sHd greater
var ETY. and IA ger quantity than any other Alma
mack ever pub-ihed in this Ditri9 Of Matters
GjStn, Entertaining, and CmioM-viz.
Complete Lift of the Courts, & time
OF holding them, in the Newengland 3t4tes-A Table
rendering lawful mouey INTO the Federal Currency
lanc ihewng the value Of Silver coin now ia eircula
hoa-VStue OF Fede Al money eKplaned-Rate Of rof-
tage OF LeueJs-Haldng Of NJ deal Lectures at Cam
" dge-P, opae Courts in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. Harg-
ard college Weary and quarterly meetings Of The
friends-Dndteian Lectures al mbridge-Ecpfes for
the year--Conmon Notcs-A complete /. III If lamp
Duties, a. Pubihed by authority-An Elimination Of
the ak on Houies, &c The entire Rous of the Pub
nc ais IN Maine with the difaRce7 Of the favura
Poit offices, the names Of the poamaRers, aud mail
carriers, never before puhlhed Principal Roads ahd
names Of rnnkeepers in the Northern StatesMnilers
and Religious Societies, Tunces of the Peace Law
yers, &c IN the Ditrilt of Mane---A curious Pre-
lace, explaining the meaning Of prclaces and giving
the tradition OF Poor Ra, with curious and odd circum-
itances-Ihe celebrated fone Of Adams & Liberty
Valuable Oblervations on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meth
Cd OF filing with birds in China Curious Auecdoe of
i1eTadry-Ve is 70 Innocence-rFhe Craper-A song
by Mrs Radcl iIe-L mes to Cynthia-Dean Swift "a
his deafnef,-Epitaph on a Dog-Amorous Fpiqram-
Ufefu and witty obfervation on nenev-A car miflak
en- Tor chtdA lady linking while her head i J1oiav-
igg-New dfcovery 0. planets-TranGt of Mercury
Wife Maxims, &c. &c.
All this may be had at the price Of
common Almanacks by fpecdy application to this
Office, where they are rapidly telling Nov !.
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PRINTING,

IN its variow branches, executed zcii5 e
fentioa and dJPateb. g 0rdfrsJss
Books, Pamphlets, Blanks, Haha'
bills, &c. duly attended 10.
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Waier jqyeet INTENDED By fbt fDa6tr Of The city 70
Lavs been flaated cv;b trees-Tbs teVer, i E4i4,
6a5 diooaJ5 originated in ibis Pot.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-06-25

Aa)Tosr 70 tie conUsafi9n Of Congregation ii
Mi7J2eri il Re STATE Of 1I1G5eAyftJ. I
GENTLEMEN,
THIS relPeaful and af-dionate addret,
from the convention Of die d rgy of MaGeh8-
ietts, not les diaingulAei for E'euce and leara.
ing, candor, mode. alton, liberalily of f-n.irnsnr
nd conduct, and Tor tn moi amabe or5anty
IF manners, than fur unol N fh-d mo als and
chritian Piety, does M great honor, and mutt
have The moa beneficial effects uoontle poblic
mint, At this folemn and even ful criiis.
To do jui'ice TO its 4e7umen's and language,
| could Only rcPear ii fantence by fentepce, and
word for word I hal therefore condne NY
lef TO mere relurn Of IN eiencd thanks.
JOHN ADAMS.
Philadelphia, June 2, t71s.
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Devotional Patriotifm.

[Among the nni0crJaI exprs1T0ns afPa-
tri0tJ6n, i9Ung from The real people
q america, it is pIegfng to notice the
pins, and excellent AddrGjj oftbe en-
h86tened Clergy Of this Stafe-7Obo,
on e0sry oc1aEon, baVe evinced a Love
Of country, Of ordsr y Of 8ovsrnment.
THE ADDRESS,
Of TIE cohveali,n IF Congregational Ififcr5 III NJ
Conmo7sO ahb Of I1.G etsr'h.
70 tbc President 3tbs UNITED STATES.
Adopted il full Convention without diaantine voice,
May 81, 1898.
Sir,
WE the Congregational MniRcrs Of
your native State, met in anaual Convention,
teel ourlelves called upon as men, as American
citizens, and as Pu5lic protectors and teachers of
cfrlltanity, to addrels you at tn iolean ana
even'ful crifs.
While the benevolent fpirit If our religion ana
office prompts our fergent ifhes and prayers
tor the nnveral extsnlion Of rational liberty f)
cial order, and chriti.n Piety, We cannot bur
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-19

c. BY recent accounts from
Philadelphia, it ieems that many
of the inhabitants, who had IN
cautiouily returned to their dwell
lngs, were feized with the ma
lady, and fwept off. Should not
this clrcumftance forcibly ope-
rate with OUR friends who have
retiredi Let them remain where
they are, until a heavy rain, or
the froft takes place; either of
which might infure their return
without hazard.
The Wilmington mercury., 1798-10-19
SIXTH DAY (Fp1D) EVENING TENTH MO.
(OC7) 9 1893.
[CoAeIed far The Wilmington Mycwy.]
DONATIONS receiued this Day.

DONA7IONS receIuea tbs Day.
Andrew Catherwood, S dollars
William Henphill, 33lb. pick
led pork
PnbANed ly Order Of Ike Board,
THOMAS MENDENHALL,
Preident ,
JAMES LEA, Secretary.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-06
TRIBUTE 10 FEDERALIg. IL.

The entertainment given to GeHeral WADs-
WORTH, on "Wednesday lat, was worthy the
oitizens Of Portland, and the condiments Of a
federal and independent Legislator. Genuine
American fentiments were e1PreGed and re-
oeived with applauGe.
L Mr. THATCHER was invited to town, to par
take Of the entertainment, but unfortunately
could not attend.-It is thus we fhould ever
notice thole uniform and dfcerning poll
ticians who invariably purfue the intereR o.
their counry.l
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-06

TUNT1R WRZSTLER'S POETRY i-viewinq 4
as objectionable to omit mentioning the productions of
great sa cannot forbear noticing, that the reno4va9
Hlo' ~b n, with his uual dexerity in literary oFy,
has THANKFULLY manPled Mr.. Pane beautiful lonp Of
Aan' y Lbe y, and ende4vored to convert thoic no
bic fentIments into thing which is dubbed Our Coafyyl
EF-iary This even fpoken Of here; and the
mortified Whfe len petition to the Bolton editors 10
have It rePubhed from the Trumpet. Here oblerve
the T0fda9f Of thelc cditors-not being fa.isfed with
emitting Il, they mum cenure it -But comfort Billy
1t may be enrolled with your noted Adeu in P en-
tlis'' CegSr, with notc5 and a4fratioqsi
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-06
~
EriEJ1sT
Marine ts5 Articles,
SeaSIarflzsiEFT
E@EzzzFs7zfs7
Port Of Portland.
Marine
Articles.
NJ late toreign qrriVal5 at this bort
PIRATES ON O1rP cOAQr

PIRATES ON OUR COAST
Lat eVenin arrived here Capt. Drnkwater
days from Philai.-w4s twice fpoke By two
dIteren, veGes which he iuppofed to be French
PrIYatesrs. It IS a trick with thele pirates 10
fkulk on our coat, and conceal themrelves, wi h
the appearance Of American colaers. Look
out Americans, and do not let them deceive
you.
Capt. Relaxation, arrived at Salem, 133days
from Batavia. Capt. R informs that there
was general murmur among the inhabitants
OF Batavia, on account Cf the demands IF the
French frigatcs which were here, FIR money &
goods, with which they we're obliged to comply
indeed, wherever they found property they
took it by force. The triendlhp Of til Re cant
balls is fatal il eve'y quarter IF the globe.
n lchooner days from Portland for Surf
nam, was fPoken July Il.
Schooner -, Prince, Of Portland. IS taken
BY French Privateer.
The Marcus, Moody, Of Penob cot, has arri-
we'd at Norfolk, from The WeRindes. On her
homewa Paaage was plundered by French
Privateer.
II flip Of $40 tons has been launched at
Nawyork, AMI the keel Of a 81 gun frgate laid
at the fame ipot.
The hip jane, Gardner, of Machias, has
been condemned by the French. She is at
Tenerife
Ship Three SiRers of WiCaG::, has been
fpoken with three days out-all we'll
There is a report that the Con9ellation fri
gate has captured French - gun lhip AMI
ftnt her into Charleaon, S. c. which had
few days before taken ar American lhlp and
put all the cVrv TO the fword
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-06
Opinions of Wifdom.
ExtraF from the Prgfdent's aHfl0cr to
an address from the Inhabitants Of Rosk-
iugbam county, North Carolina.

a ingbam county, North Carolina.
b. There is a sentiment which is fome;;mes
! called the pride and fometimes the dignity Of
! virtue, which commands our efeem and ref
Y pet but it IS more univer(4l and a more
d profound oblervation that pride was not m de
N for man very fure | am, it was not made for
1 me if on any location it would be pardonable,
\ it would be on reaGi-g your addrets.
g The reVilers of my administration have been
{. prculilry unfortunate in their acculations. AS
n once had the honor to fly, in the royal pre-
J. fence of Engan and to his Britannia maiefy
: in perlon, 4 have no att tchmc1ts but to my
own native country" and Poter,ty at lsaR,
Il perhaps the p~efent age, may acknowledge the
truth Of il. Hatred TO France, is as far from
!, me, at leaf, as an hatred to G-eatb:tan
I know that France is volcano, that once in a
century or oftener burRs forth in erIpJions and
deluges the He ghboring nations with its melted
Z lava. It IS the inevitable ef-f Of lis petition
IN the world, its imm9nle population and ahun.
I dlnt refources. hate not the nation or c0un-
: try for this any more than Britain, becauie her
inlulLr fuati01 has enabled and compelled
her to erect a naval power, which has b.en, al
/, one time, At loat, as dangerous to h. world.
That time is pat. Now the world il in-ereR
ed in prslerving her naval power as th- p1nci
pa barrier asanR French conq1cRs "a doni
nation. That IS my opinion, and | will hazard
your dilPlsa(I-e by the avoval Of il.
In me, Gentlemen. ycu have fen the charac-
ter with to de(erve.
am extremely hlPpy TO fad that you highly
approve the m eafures la.ely adopted by gov
ernment, for the protection and exrenion Of
comm.rce Commerce can only Be protected
BY naval force. hope you will i've to fee
the wooden walls Of America as popular among
the farmers as amo0g the merchants. They
will Be found the cheaPef defence AM they
alon- can render unneceG4rya handing army.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-06
Soldiers Wanted!

RY an act Of Congrels of the 27th
~ Of April lat, the PreGdent Of the United
States is authorized to engage, BY voluntary
snIiItment, an ad tionil reg rnent Of
ArHHerjAs q Engineers,
to ferre for The term OF years.. unlefs fooner
discharged. PORTLAND Is efablhedas the
principal place Of ren1esvoa5. for he recruits
rated in the Dihi4 Of M une; where proviGo1s.
cloathng, AMI other nece1ares are provided
for them AMI to which all peIfons, who are
properly qualiiei, ana who ae ambitious to
le We their count y, are invited 10 reDair. Iri is
requiJie that Ill recruits (exce pt muicians) be
5 fest aid inches in height-auove is and
under as yea ot aF--heaithy and robuR-
able to bear the f4ugues, and TO acquire the
honors of folders. Zach recruit will ne enti-
tied to ~ dollars boun-y-fE only of which
VIII be pail hun at the time Of eniitmeDt the
other fix will be paid him on his union with the
reg ment, ar be included ii the frt mo Hlly
pay roll. His daily ratiOn5 will conGf Of one
pound and quarter Of beef, or 5lree quarters
Of pound of pork, eighteen ounces Of bread
or flour, and one gill of rum, brandy or whiflceys
executive Of Proportionable allowance Of falt,
vinegar, loaP, and candles. He VII receive
yearly the following articles ofcloathag, viz.
one blanket, one hat, one Rock and clafp, one
coat, one veR, four hrts, two pair Of woollen
and two pair of linen overals, four pair Of
fooks or Bookings, four pair Of hoes. and one
pair Of buckles. The monthly pay Of the re-
cruits is eAabihed as follows, viz, Serje4nts,
dollars Co-Porals, ? dollars; Mufcians, s
dollars and Privates dollars. "A number
of a-,i6cers, fuch as WbsaLTgtts, B3aekfaitbs,
Caybenfrr5, and Armaurny, are alr, wan-el
and their monthly pay viii be 70 dollars. N ne
but flch as have ferved regular apprentic-lhips
as their reflective trades, need make applica-
ton. Thefe ieveral descriptions Of men if they
have an inclination to engage in fervice may
| apply to the fl3fcriber at The COLUMBIAN Ia
vERN, in Portland.
AMOS STODDARD,
C19t, AZ R:girsrt United States At - Engineers.
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EStraa fr0m the Prgfdsnt'5 agfOsr 70
the mbabitants 0fDsdbzm.

| know very well thar political miinforma.
ton ha been peculiarly active in The fctne which
you and inh3b't, and that too many have BE-
level thar France, tho cruhed under ID. iron
hand Of military defpo,ifn, enjoyed liberty };
that the inordiGate ambition Of her rulers for
dominion was in(u(ed by generous re j 10 fet
opPrehed nations FREE /; that thele nations were
emanoip ted BY being flbdued, and tho they
LOFT Their independence, they were gamers by
fome unknown Equivalent gratuitJuly conferred
by th-ir conqlerors,
IfimPofn:es F. grofs, have had too much
fucceLs, America Is Of all people Of the world
themof eKculeabe, for many particular reafons,
for their credulity.-The people Of a great
portion Of Europe have been more fatally de-
ceived: even the people Of England, with all
their national antipa,hies, and under all the
energies Of their government, have been equal
" mllntormcd, and appear to be now more
afettei with remor!e, The fo5riety and TEA
diAefs Of the American character, Will not f!f
fer more dGore1 lit than other nations, and we
have certainly apologies to make peculiar to
ourfe,vcs.
That all Americans by birth, except perhaps
very few abandoned characters, have ALWAYS
prelerved fuPeror affection for their own
country, am very confident that we have
thought too well of France. and France too
meanly Of Us, have been IN eye and ear VT
nefs for twenty years. Thelc errors on both
fdes mutt BE- cJrrefed-he viii loon learn,
that We will bear no yoke, that we will pay no
tribute.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-06

Try an act Of Congrels of the 27th
~ Of April lat, the PRECEDENT Of the United
States is authorized to engage, BY voluntary
enlitment, an ad irionil reg nent Of
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-06

APPOINTMENT,

lfC9mnl1Torers, undsr The "a 70 bro4,il. for TIE
Valgation Of Lands and Hag'Gs, and for TIE emu
nsrati9a Of SlG0sf.
Mass AcHUsErrs.-I9 divifon, Narhanil
Drummer, "a. Nathaniel Wells. Sd Nathan
Dane, All Thomas Dawes, 5rh Eeazer Bro Ks,
9th Bez+ Howard, 9TH JolePh Allen, 9Th Abel
Waitney, 9th William Bacon.
[Tbe f5l1o90izg bapJ5ms J5atsace appears in TIE
Wapole Oratioa]
" To the infulting, the mercenary demands
for our money, 10 the true fplrit Of Freemen,
we reply, COME YOURSELVES AND
TAKE 1T, AMI the voucher for the diiburfe
rnent lhall BE written with your own blood,
and hlll bear the BROAD STAMP of A
neric2n valour"
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-06
Extract from the Prefdent'5 a8f50:r 10
the inhabitants ofCont0rd.

"Tt Is highly ucful 10 re-ole9-ffty thouC
and men upon Pare-, and thirty thou(Ind men
in fla, was The highsR number Britain ever had
IN arms n this country-compute The tonnage
Ct lhPs ncceflry and actually employed, to
tr IMPORT thef. fbips aorofs the Atlantic !:
VII we're 10000 men to the United States
Of America IN I775 What would 10000 b
nov il 1895?
" Let not fond attachments, erthuGalic de-
vo'ion t. another power, paralize the nerves Of
our citizens iecond time, and all the thiPs ia
Europe, that can be tPareI, Offered and man
ned, will not be fuficient to bring to this coun-
try az army capable Of any long conteR."
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-06
Apology for Ominions.

' Many omBFons are unavoidable hbi5 day. Sev-
eraf accounts Of tbs cssbrati,n5 Of american II.
df5 Haener, are ree4iptA. II u too hfs 10 baB-
5lB f66m all this ieAfon and ID avoid tBs in
fHtati07 Of partially I NM omit h. whole.
4 rely On tie cn0d0r Of ny c9rrel55ndt,as to
jHfyg tbis retaliation. I TAKE byi4s ii csbre1fng
The uncommon O3erVasee Of tie Dqy in bif
Dyfria, az a J3rorg proof Of Ibt fcaera! and
derJfe character Of Mzin..
MARRKED-At Cape Elizabeth, Capt lanes Nil
er to :. Rebecca Dunn
DIED-In tbs town, "wednesday morning Ian.
after fhort peCs, Mr.. JOHN SAVAGE AGED "a
years. he was an amiabe and pr miGng young man,
and beloved by all " 0 knew him.
The gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1798-1799, 1798-08-06
Nathan LongteAoa0's ERQte.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the
= CommiHloners appointed BY the Hon.
STEPHEN JoNFs, Efq. Judge Of Probate for the
county Of Warrington, 10 receive and examine
the claims to the f-veral Creditors 70 the ERata
Of Nathan Longts4o7v, late Of Machias de-
ceafed, rrprelen.ed infolvent, that they will at.
tend for that purPrl at he houfe Of RALPH
BowLEs, Elq at laid Machias, the lat Tuelday
in this and the five following months, from two
to five o'clock in the afternoon On faid DAYS.
Masbiai. I'D 1a5, 1913.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16

ceey Of an a5Tdsvf iaksn Jstors Mf Risht
Aoa, Paui lie AIs1arier, Lord Mayor Of
LOndoa, at be 12a1ion bogtS, and .4laer-
man Skinner, a, GniLdbaL, LOn1Ioa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
JACoR MACPHERs oN.

Sworn before me az the }
Msn6an houfr, Lon
don, this 10th day Of
ApIil, 1893.
BROOK WATSON, Mayor.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
Ear s7ls q MS Prtafige" o@ee,
A PLAN
Of tbe Algloa Of England and
IreLand,

pY thc coubined naval and military force
Al Of France gssi7 and HoIlaed---sn enGyaV
ed copperplae, aeging che leysraI points of
jln6tion of a., combined aeste, the Arength
Of e2ch fquadpR, their feversl rouies 10 lhe
grand RENDEZVOUS of Bret alto The feversi
places Of dsbakstion both in Engis9d and
Ireland liksqif, the aations and arengih of
he 'everal Basiih fleets 10 Europe, accurd~
20 the mot zceaTaie information
To which 'aanexcd, an explanatory letter,
accompanying 1hr plan from Europe TO Phi
Isdeiphia.
ALTO, The lRueiions from the Executive
bncaorY toitSe commander 10 chief, &C.
neral Buo1aprte, With comments, sc. &c
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1798-10-16
70: POLLARD. {.
FOR SALE

fYTRACT of LAND containing
I'VE 800 acres, lying on both Gdcs OF Tow
fiIre Creek, in ChelterteId county, FIVE mile.
at'ose Manchsltes, and one from, Mai Ooa-
dlsh Smiths Manufacturing Mill, On Jams,
A'ver, where navigation may be lad to Rich
"'onds ~; acres Of this land is in wood
ana oG irPcror qualify, well calcclatcd +or
the cnlslns Of ,ooacco ana tnau grain----
Tee is On The premifts a new dwelling
houfe IS by 80 iect, with. other ont houtes
The l,uaIon very healry. Poneiiio1
may DC had the ri day Of December nexr,
CT iooner If required.
And If agreeable, I will feH with the
land 8 or s likely young NEGROES,
cenilirg Of Mrn, Women and Boys-Alfo.
the STOCK and PLANTATION u
IENSiLS.--For reras apply to Mr.. Will
LIAM BROWN OF Manch,her, or the
Oh ,ae premiies.
JOSEPH G. BROWN.
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