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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

POTATOES, f,ys late London paper,
fwestened by the effects Of froR j walbeI. iii.
oed' PreGed, boiled, and in the boiling purified
frR with powdered charcoal, and afterwards
BY the ordinary methods Of purifying fyrup, and
refining fugar, viii it's faid, afford lufTicientiy
proftab!y return Of fife aud who elorpe Sugar
while the refufe may Be ufei either. in feeding
cattle or as manure. FroGed potatoes are at
PFeGens fGered TO 60 to rate.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
FROM A LONDON PAprR-ocr.l4.
PRLNTING.

IN the National Library at Paris, Iou,c parts
Of the Bible have been found trannated into
German, and printed at BAmberg BY Albert
Pffer, 10 400. The characters are movable,
like thofc now made ufe Of their form /,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
1!~S,
ttE.ttca CT a Ilerntaage, in N;shldale.

'T-H HOY whom chauc7 may hi.hcr !eaa
= Bc thou clad IN ru1st weed.
ae'hou declt in AIKEN Gol-,
Grave tAef. ma1,ns ou Thy foul.
jafc Is tnt day i moa,
Sprung from night, IA darkness loa
Hope MOI funa4iue every hour
Fear nor clouds viii ever Iour
IjaPPinetsi. but name
7Ia&e content and care Thy aim.
Ainhi,ion j. meteor CLEAN
Tame al idle, rcnlefs dream,
pace, the tendersa flower Of fpripgB
l'ieaIares, inleas On ths wing.
1hofe that fp tbs dew alone,
Make he butterflies thy own
Theft thar would tic bloom deyoaf,
cralh the locuas, fave the aowc-.
FOR the future DC prepaid,
Cuart, wherever thou can't guard
But, thy u,moh duly done,
Welcome Nhat thou canR not 1lun.
FoIlies pall give thou 10 air,
Make ,hair ssg31a,rae Thy care17
Keep lie name Of man ID mind,
md dihonor not ,hy kind
Reverence with iaviy heart.
Him, Whole woRd'rous 10. < hon ar;.
Keep his goodnels Gi'l;n ':ev,
10y ttut and thy example to.
stronger, go heaven he ;hy guide,
Qloih the Beadfna1 or H,ith-hde.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

HE nonreGdeut propriefOrs and owners
A. of the following Lots Of Land il the town AZ
BsgF and county of Haacoa are hereby notified that
The fame taxed III The bills committed 70 me the iub
.criber for the Dre Tax toootoct Tor The year 1884,
III tie REFLECTIVE iums following, viz.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29
PRINTING,

In its various branches, executed ~
neateG manner, and at the ia0
notice.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

Thee lately iGued from The p'eG Of the
Unworthy Of Pe;aiblrg', Life Of PlrsR t5e
Cr,ai, ii upesgl. Of 81 volumes, BY Coli
boR.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-12-29

TOWARDS The clole OF the LAT year the
difference Of religious opinion cauf.d a rchifm
il The Synagogue Of Amaeriam. A Jew Of
ccnGder45le talents is the leader Of the new
ard more enlightened fea, which would aboIih
all Ii: ablard utagcs with which the Rabbins
have loaded The law Of N1oies. The heads Of
the Synagogues applied to the Ra;avian Ma
giarates for adiaaRce, 10, ing BY their 'interpo
f,ion to bring back the SEPARATES into The old
lociety. But no attention was paid to their ap-
Plication, beeauie il initiated agaiEl the prin-
cip.es Of tolevaticn and complete fchiGm en-.
iued. Nor tAan hundred families Joined the
refO:mess, and have nova fpara,e Synagogue.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
Ratsf Of apa4a! Prem;pms fer Hgi1r17c: ag5iaf
FIRE

Rates Of ana4a! Premium fer Lgfarane: eg5ief
FIRE.
III HOUSES Or Stores with brick or fcne walls. and
IL IL fate, tIe, lead, copper, completion ools,
READING iePacate from other buildings rs cents on Ioo
dollars
l. Houfes or Stores with brick or Gone walls, and
Gate, tie lead copper, competition roofs connected
with other buildings, having brick PARTITION walls If
one o. more feet above the roof, 90 cents
Houles Stores WITH brick or hone walls and
wooden roofs, that Rand leparate from, or connected
with other building, with brick partition walls Of one
or more feet above the roof IS cents.
4. Houies Stores with brick or none walls and
wooden roofs connected with othr buildings without
brick partition walls, 90 cents
s. Houics or Stores Of wood, platter walls hand-
ing teParate from other buildings, QS cents.
.. Houlcs or Stores of wood, connected with other
buildings, 100 cents.
PIas ed the aforementioned buildings are not &C
cupied Tor any hazardous trade, or for aoring any
hazardous merchande, enumerated in the following
article
2. All buildings occupied ia whole or ia part, by
any PcElon who ha ufe erercie therein the trade
or carpenter, joiner, cooper, tsvernke per inn
holder, Ab!e keepe, baker, ugarbOilcr, ropemaker,
bostbudSr, mAltdr,er, brewer, talow- chandler apo
thecary chemle oil and colour lima, elals, or
eartheTn-warefcIIer lhall be uled for Roring or
keeping Of hemp, fax "a low. pilch tar, turpcnTne,
roGn, unlocked mc, lAltp-tre, fulphur, eunpowder.
iPrIt5 OF turPentne, aqua forts. Pt nit FORTS oil
OF vitrol, hay, 0rsw, fodder of any kind corn IN
threihed, oil, df9ed fpirts, from IS 10 400
rents, in proportion the fituation and quality OF
iuch buildings hall render than or lefs hazardous
in the op,nion of the Directors.
NB AS circumstances NAV exiR which will either
leGeD, inc cafe the hazards, that come within the
ir & letter OF the foregoing rates, the Company II
thoc cafes, reierve the right fix the premiums ac-
cordlngy, or 10 retuie TO make the infuranccy
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
CONDITIONS.

I, PERSONS applying for inluranee on hoIles,
flores, other buildings, ih2ll lodge IN The office
written declaration p2rticu2rizlng the town aad trs,
where zach buildings iluated of what mater AIS
competed, their mentions, relative ftuatiOu efna-
te value, and tn putPofes for which The fame are
&C. ed and not more than three fourths Of taid
value can be injured.
D No policy will be ed, or hazard commence,
until the premium paid At the Office in monty.
g. AL perlons Turing their property this Office,
mum give notice of any other Iniu that ihall
be made BY Them in heir behalf, on faid properly,
otherwiie the policy will he void
lnlHrance will be made % property held by mort
gage leafe for years life ia remainder, reverioE,
provided the Of the tenure be previouny ipec-
fed
S No infurance hall be made fer lefs term than
year and any perfon choOGng 10 be injured for
lsven years isH be allowed The Of years
premium BY way Of dlcounr and fOi tour years, half
years dilcOunt
8. The company will not &c accountable for, or pay
any Iofs damage, cauled by foreign invaion civil
commelion any military ufuTped force whatever
7. I'll perl0ns injured al this office, fultainng lois
or damage by FIRE in buildings, fhal give immediate
notice thereof in writing the Company and deliver
into the Office within thirty days. particular
Of iuch lofs damage henaure of the cauls
will admit and the fun AMOUNT thereof, not exceeding
the fun nfsred iha be pa IN thirty days after proof
without deduction, provided the fame ihai amount to
three pr cent the fun injured
g. The Company have the right 70 rebuild, or repair
the hauies Or buildings damaged or dehroyed BY fire.
in lieu Of paying he lois ID money provided the fame
be begun within thirty days after proof Of lois, and be
hni1.cd without any objectionable delay.
g No policy 1la!i be binding the Company if
aligned ua!els uch alignment be allowed by entry
thereof, in the books Of The Company.
N.s The Company will receive Propofals for inlur-
on any D: the citizcns Of the DiHr6 Of Maine
P0rf'a"h f5- fAy T J4.y one ib'gffTd egtt hundred.
Per 0rJsr,
JOfeph Swift, Secretary.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
APPLiCATORY QUOTATIONS.

JfzoBIN REASONING F0P BZSLLKING COZ
ERNNENT.
:" I do not Ike thee Doctor Fell,
The reafon why cannot tell,
Bot this indeed. p. now full well,
I DO not ike thee DuStor Fell"
CONTENTION
- Cortenton, like horfe
Fnii Of high feeding, madly hath broke ioofc,
Ana bears down all before him"
Il JAcoBIN PAPER.
Abortive thoughts, thar right aud wrong confound,
Truth facrihced 70 party, frnfe to found
Falfe glare, ncongruOus iuAge5 combine
And noe and nonfeaie cater through cash lins.''
4 MERcENdRY SPECULAIOR.
-" BY long ufe groHn bold
10 every Ill, which t14hgs him gold,
WAC his Redeemer would pull down,
Ans fell his God for half crown
Who, if fome blockhead lhould be willing
Tie lend m bl jsal, lhilling--
z0A mate 5DralH won Id elfcem it,
Aad have { lenle than to redeem il"
NIGHT.
{" The gaudy, bl4bbing, and remoriefgl day
Is crept into the bofom Of the fea
And now loud howhng wolves aroufe the jadeS
That drag the tragic melancholy frhe night;
Who, vi Il their drowfy, now and Tagging wings,
Clip dead mems graves and from their mi1y java
Breathe foul contagious Garkuefs9in the air"
NEW CUST0luS.
- New cuGOms,
Though they be nsver 70 ridiculous,
Nay, let EN- he uum AMY, vet are followed"
MODERN FRENcH-NEM
ifn 9ious and fatl-. a III ht yet cruel race
lha. laugh away alt virrue. mingling mirth
With d-tds of murder; aud III prou,itinG
Ffeeina, g. mieyes 'oe l=nluai 10 be tree,
foaon'lHe's smLies,'
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

: H'a E$ce'iency JAMES JAcKsoN, Governor q
Georgia. mas ltiued proclamation cautioning thu
citizens aPant entering into the fervice of William
Bowts, VINO tiles hlmf-lf Director General Of
mnicogee ana who has addrodeo letters to GER
tain Citizens of that State dated Head Quarters.
Fort st. Marks, June 5, ISoo-Endeavou, az 10 e
dnte them from their allegiance 10 thrUnned States
lhe proclamation ftaes the p-halties, which, agree
able to the exiting laws Of he Union, will Be ia
Cured by joining his adventurer "a making war on
our allies the SPaniardS, and adds, that Boes has
nad the niolence to threaten the life of the Super
attendant of the United States in the Creek Nation
fubH4ntiated by documents now in the hands Of
the Governor
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

o. Friday evening Ian, the comedy called /" y Cure
s' tds Heart Ae5l,' performed 10 very crowded
audience for Mrs. Powell. The piece was well up-
ported and The different performers received that
apPlauic which their eKcrtions m rited.
The excellent comedy to be performed this evening
has great claim the alteration Of perona Of judg-
Elsnt and dircernmrnt Il ID for the benefit Of Mr.
&ikRFxR and .fgoodnsis Of character and dramatic
tlcnce rewarded, the feats Of he theatre will
= lhronged.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

Extrat7 Of kaer from David IT. CL,EGn, EJg
to TIE Secretary Of he NsVy, dated 81. kin,
June z7tb, 1890.
4 $ Ii is with much Plc4fure announce to you,
that only fifteen Amst as are priloners at
Guadalupe Port de IA Li5ere) which, BY ct
tiers have received yeGerday from agents al
Guadlloupe, 10y two flags Of truce TENT up
with French Prifoners) will iuaantly be feat
me BY AIg Of theirs, and there Rill remain, of
the French Priloners here, ona hundred and
eighty.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
PROPOSALS,

BY the PRESIDENT aud DIRECTORS Of the
Maine Fres5 Marine h)urance Company,
AT TIER OFFICE IN rru-srREzr. PoRTLAvs,
For Infuring Houfes, Stores, and other
Buildings Of all kinds, againf Fire.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

ST 40 foreign Hrrivah at this pert, during tbs
IaR aVesk.
The jATP Wa/6iagfon, capt. Scots, ard Zip NtRo,,
capt WaHe' % t6iS POrt, at LiVertsoI on The
l4tb Of 1une.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
STAMPED PAPER,
For Sale At JENE.S' BOOKSTORE.
QUESTIONS
To Merchant, Store ketPsrs, and Trad fuea in
gehTab Sc.

To Mreba1fs, Store keeP~s, and Trad fzea in
gefTab Sc.
H. ICRAY Gentlemen, IS p-rfe6f Standard of
Duicount, or IntersG, ca lculz:ed on every
D2iar ("tn"ut excrPtiOn) from 10 aooe, from
one day to dzty-tOur days Dclufve, At ix perceot.
with Notes tor 5, ' and 8 per cent. Of any values
whether uied as Standard, or as check upoa
the enquirers' own calculations?
I'd. IS Il az any Importance TO know the beft NEE
tnOds Of computing toe exchanges, between thia
country and the principal maritime trading place ID
Rulia, Sweden, Denmark, NORWAY. p mia. Pa
land, Germany, Holland, Flanders, Spain, Portu.
gall Italy, 10 teVer4l Of the Windward and Lees
ward Wet India Hands, and macy ports in the
Eat Indies
80. Is a Table Of all the Coins aad Monies OF
Account, in the PLACES aforelald, Of any ufe
an Are tn Cons and Monies Of account in the
atorci4d PLACES, when reduced to Dollars and
Cents, uf any frgic=
9Th. Is Table Of Compound Tntereh Of any
uuuty ?
9th Is the Table by which the B.aks dstsrnius
thr vlu@ Of gold, defrabe
7th. Is the amount OF Intrrcf, accurately calcu
aztec tOr each month from one ID tW elye moaths,
and on every Dollar (with0nt SxcePtioD) from 10
1860, Of any value (!
6h. Is Table Of all the pofs towns 10 the Uni
ted States, and rates of PSeage herewith, of ang
ule?
9th. viii not all thefc together make book, AZ
counting hou1e Or fore!
10th. VIII NOT the whole, when comprized in
quarto volum: of from aso 70 aas pages, be worth
TWO Dollars!
Ard aftIy, is the parton, who at the expence Of
FOUR THOUSAND DOLLARS undertakes 70 perform
Hd1Uard5 o97e hundred md Fty f5oazG calculations
Of IaterGR, and OF giving all tht preceding informA-
ton me public tbe 17oG complete manner, &c.
ferving Of your EScoUaAG EMEHT and SUPPORT
If the anfwer is 10 the Affirmative, YOU are indi.
vduallY and RESPECTFULLY invited 10 iubfrb- 10 one
IF the Specimen Books, exhibited at the I1franee
Office, at Mr.. Motlry'f Tavern, at Mr.. SJ1z17eI'l
Office, and at e. n. TrHks'f BOOKSTORE, Ia Fort-
Ian4--Alfo, az me Poft- Office 70 HIJfqlef.
1t is proper 10 rate, that the work will not be
executed, unIes Eflceu 5aHdye6 JnbJeyEeyJ are OBJ
tanned ); for Four ThOutand Dollars IS too much to-
hazard.
NOTHING IS TO BE PAID IN ADVANCE,
neither viii il be expected Of Ilbtrbvrs 10 take The
work when pubIihcd, if \; y not delivered rigor-
Quay Conformable 70 my agreements with the PUB.
tic, expreTed IN the conditions affixed 70 the Speci-
men Books, each of which couhRs of Gx detached
pages of the work.
! am, with great rsfPeG
Gentlemen,
Your humble fervant
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
FRENCH TERACTTY.

The French il their account Of the adion Be
tween the Vengeance & the ConteIlation, Capt
Truxton, FAY, that the Vengeance mounted
AZ twelve Pouads,s. and had $40 men b-ii1es
90 paG-nRers, who taught and tha; The Con
Relation mounted 81 eishreen Founders. and
had 500 men, and tina: the Americans fri ceaC
Cd fire.
Dr. Charles Brown. an officer il The (ervice
Of the United States, has preferred to Pea's
Muftum, canoe made # Birch Bark ir meA
fires g feet 10 length, four feet in bredth, and
.6inches dseP though it i Of this large con.
lrsaion, it may be carried by two men with
cafe ;this canoe was contributed on Lake HUI
ron it carried TX p-rfons aud 1909 weight of
baggage acrof the lakes.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
EBENEZER MAYO,
Collector Of tie ReVmps.

N. 3. The penalty fol- retailing with
OUT leence is Fifty Dollars; and for nege6tng 10 make
entry and pay the duties Wheel CARR ages, within
fHty days previous to the lA day of September is as
per cent on the amount Of duty
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
DISTRIC7 OF MAINE, n

pT order Of the Hon. DAVID SEW
~ I'LL, Efq. Judge If The Difrct Court Of the
United States for the Dtri6t Of Maine,
Notice is hereby given, that a libel
IS fled in fad Court by Nathaniel f FospIcx Efq
Collector Of the Dihtitt Of Portland and Falmouth
againft The BOAT JACK, Of about IONS burthen,
her tackle, apparel and furRiturc-the fame having
been iezed by aid Collector for breach Of the reve-
nue. laws OF the United States.
Allo that another libel is filed in faid
Court, BY faid Collector. aglini forty-hve bags Of
COFFEE-felzed by faid Collector TO- being landed il
violation Of the revenue laws Of the United Sta'es
ALTO that libel Is filed in faid Court
by JtReMIAH Hill, Efquire, COlleaor Of the DiRric
OF Blddeford. againn the SCHOONER SALLY, bur
thon about one hundred and fix tons her tackle apra
rel furnitu and apPurtc the fame having been
ieized by laid Collector for violation OF The revenue
| laws Of the United States
A hearing will be had on the afore-
fad feVeraI ibeis, by the f4d Judge at the DiGrtt
Court ne1 to be holden zcaa5oyoqg5 TO- aud with
IN The DIlts1 of Ma ne On the frl ruer54y of Sep
tember next st which ime and place an perf0rs in
terelted may pPear and [le cauie, any they have
Why any Of The above ibc!led ARTICLES 1ou lot be
decreed forfeited.
Ilaac Parker, Mavjbai
Psy.L--J "a fgr.G I2Co If lFq;-,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

A letter from Orrington, on Peuobfcot River,
Of the z4th-ult informs, g That great damage
bad been done there BY 6re--Come thouf4nds Of
acres and number Of fields Of grain having
been entirely burnt uP-it cought BY lightning
on mountain, and burnt TWO days travel.
Some wild BEATS, moofe, &c. perifhed."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

The young Emperor of China, Ca Hing, has
put his prime mini3eT 20 death he was the
great enemy CT The Englih nation, and hal
amaiIed fortune Of $4,000. 900 tales, b,iidcs
itwel., all Of which the Emperor has fixed.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

The Lsgi1ature Of Newhampdre having pafed an
at to rerA unincorporatsd banking afociations the
operation Of the NsrObam8eirs Uai7s Blak was pro-
hbted the fri infant The Stockholders, there
fore have commenced rederming the Notes ifued by
fsid Bank
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
~ UIITE EINHUFs
John ROWLETT,

AeesmPtaas, BLaE Of Nortb A0s,iss,
POSTSCRIPT. THE WORK IS DsDIcATED, az
PERMISSION, to the Prefdent and Directors of the
Bank of North America, and has already received
The patronage OF JOHN ADAMS, Pre6dent az tie
Prriident of tbs United Statrs and Preiident OF the
Senate Of large lumber Of the Senators and
Members of the Houfe Of Representatives of the
United States and ofthe PreGdents saO Directors
Of th~ different Banks uNASTMoUsLY. Thr So41i--
men Book in TIE Bank Of North 44nerira, Il filag
zisry fan zDitb JzBicTipti5n5, SOME foA7 COPIES,
soNE Fos coPiss, Aivo soMF For SoplEs, and
Ttake This 99por'sFi:y " gratefully aeFaassleegisg ~
faTour5.
ciy RI. sts'ss s.sssss "a az cs7srgs 1,E 5ss4ssO
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

0ff5e CocO Pox.-A Bolton paper Of the 8th
ma. mentions, that DR.. Wdterbogls, continues
10 nnoculare with fuccefs the Cow Pox, or as
iome with great Propriety call it the Kline pox,
from Kline the plural Of COW. This mild dif
cafe BIZ not being contagious renders this diff
covery one o. the NOT valuable to humanity IN
the annals Of me Iicine.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11

Inhabitants died IN Genoa, during tie fege for want
sf provihoa'."
Loadon paper Of June climates the concen-
rated force under Borabayfe At ,ooo men that of
sG4as At 5o,oea, with which he fecmed determined to
attack the main body Of the French with view Of re-
ooening lis communications with GetmanY
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1800-08-11
39orha1tn,
MoNDAr, AUGUST II, 1900


The details of foreign Events 10 this days paper ex
b1t il arong soors the progress Of the ia Europe
Tie dates are / days later than befo,e pubIlhsd.
The late accounts from Europe, DO not give word
rrFoeefng the negotiation of ervoy5' ar Paris -
Papers from Alexandria, (Vir of the Sd us mention
.Aar Dispatches from the ENJOYS JUN received by
the Secretary of State at Warrington city, and imme
diatey forwarded TO the PRECEDENT. As YET however,
noshing certain on the lubjctt is known.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1800-12-23
Valuable PROPERTY for Sale.
Peter HeakeW

. SEVEN hundred and eighty eight acres
IN the county Of Hampihire, on the wa
fe1s OF Great Cape Capon, about 70 miles
from the Warm Springs, and go from
w ncheRer. This land is full Of wood,
oak and pine timber. Two excellent farms
may, be made, with 80 to 90 acres of bot
tom, and rich high lands to each; and IN
the heart of the timber there is a fine feat
tor iaW-mill. Capt. Daniel Rice will
thew the lands.
Three thoufand eight hundred and for
ty-hve acres in the county of Ohio, on
the waters of Grave and Fifth Creeks.
near the river Ohio and about So miles
below Plttfburg. Some of thefe lands are
very good, with comfortable quantities OF
rich bottom, and plenty of excellent tim
Der. Robert Woods, Efq. the Surveyor
OF that county, will thew thefe lands.
One hundred feventy-hx and three
ionrths acres, within three miles of the
Warm Springs, upon Great Cape Capon,
near.its mouth, and within "a of mile
OF the River Potomak. This land has
about 70 or SO acres Of rich bottom,
iiioi'iy A.reui.iVdtlon,W with 274 line /ugaf
tyees@on it; from which, / am informed,
there may be made 3ooolb. of good fugar
annually. There are ALTO a feat for erif}
and law mills on it, equal TO any in that
neighbourhood, and upon never falling
3ftrean OF water. The upland is rich, with
plenty OF timber, and part under cultiva-
ton. This farm is well improved with a
good orchard, houfes and fencing, and
rented laR year for produce equal to Gxty
pounds per ann. MIR. Jofeph Butler, at the
Warm Springs, willlfhew it. / will fell
all, or any of the above lands forcafh, or
upon credit, or take:in exchange for them
lands IN Fairfax County, or lots of land
an the city Of Alexandria, or the City Of
sWafhington.
January IS, 1900.