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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-02
Tie SuJjc'16er sosN SELL
EXCHANCE for opproued land,
Near the BSus- RsdSs,
A valuable Tract OF Land

n VdiIsSbiN cSL Va LdtlN
in Northumberland county, two miles
from the court. houic, ard near the bark
ofthe Potomac, containing 1865 acres,
This tract is divided into two plantations,
onthe one there is brick dwelling houte
soby SO feet conveniently divided, ard
two brick offices, "a by 70 feet. \ farm
cd houie 70 by 10 feet de6gned for an
overfeer, and other out houles.
The conyeniences Of this place are G.
qualled by few, and the profpea exceIled
by none in the fate. The houte is Gtu.
atedon high h;ll and commands an ex>
tenGye view of the Potomac and the Chef
apeake bay. THERE'S creek Astounding
wi;.,the fneR iifh and oyners, which ter
|; inmates thc fiat land of This tract, that ia
. navigable for bay craft, and affords an
excellent landing place within halfa mile
Of the houfe. On this part of the tract
there is an excellent bearing apple ard
peach orchard, and a variety OF other
fruit trees. 1t has a great Efficiency Of
oak and hickory timber, for the ufe Of
the plantation, befdes large quantity Of
pine.l .la,s.sls. ..o.
On the other plantation there is a frame
dwelling houfe 81 by IS feet, and fa
out houies, iuch as tenants generally have
about them. This part of the tract is a,
well fituased for farming as any lands in
Virginia. 1t is we'll warered, has fnff.
cheney of timber for its fupport, and
aouriihing young peach and apple orch.
ards.
AS it is prefumable that no perfen will
make fuch purchafe WITHOUT viewing he
prerniies, allthat is necehary to add is that
Mr.. Spencer Ball, living thereon, will [
thew the whole, and is fully authorized to-
make fale thereof.
JAMES ". BALL. \
N. B. Any perion purchaiing may b. !
iuppiied will, flock of all kinds neceGary
and fuficient for the plantation. .
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Valuable Property for Sale,

valuable Property lOi OdlC,
1T TIE htfle FaIls,efr Pafomack, .e
About three miles from George Town
and the CITY of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 ceres of Land, upon vAach
are a 44vellUg hsgfe and lnsdy otbe' in
pyovements, Ie,ver0l Jaone qxarries and G@
fanas, and tyys paeant mill /rnts.
/ Tvo undivided third parts Of 7.
acres otLamd, xbou eObieb are a merchant
nil, wilb three PAR Of French 1ur'' mil
aoufs and evexy neee5ay, eompiele, for
manufacturing Raur "a tbe bstf aAssA1tgge,
and 1vith as little ma0xal lu5or as peDt6le;
"a 6rszuery and. ay3Rl<y, a grG0arv, a
maer's kox<r, a Gyr4yer's bsx/e, eooper's
,g5b, &c. and vacant nil leaf.
I Too mqdivided third Parts Of
200 acres q laua, Attaining The 7 acres
ard I7a acres a6apementioaea, rpm eo6ieb
tbe,e are ./fvo,ai Rone qnarries 9Td Js@
RaAds. ~ ai
The pasrehajsr ofthe above pro-.
perry, 4uM ba4,r an alignment ef,0 fee/e
.for rte ef6er nuaiOidee7 third part, Of eroI'ifR
there 4vW be 6years to come from the Jiyf
day ef September next.
TIE Hone on the above lands IS
equal in goodmeGto any, and .Iuperior to
m0 foundation fone on the riuer---'ve/-
Ieh afaxy bnrfbeu that can 60 TO George
7oaou, can 90 up to the mill and (f0ne
9aAr2zes.
dry pey/on or peylons, rvbe my iuelinr
~ 1arba/e, will Of couyIe rieav tbe pre-
mics, tbereto,e ii is not tboagbf 1eeeDa'y
to be mere particular.
for teymsobtI to Gen. Uriab Fo,yef,
at Gorge oqvn, orr
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Aleaauayia.
Juae 40. 1a4u
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-02
e. 4 great Bargain!
June 10.

/ will fell, or leafe for 10
years, a VALUABLE FARM, in the
county of CulPepper, and fate of Virgil
MIA, on Flat Run, containing $50 acres;
ahe lapd is extremely fertile, and yields
abundantly in the product of corn, wheat,
and tobacco there are about 100 acres
of meadow land, SO or 60, of which are
cleared, and Is acres wellfet in timothy,
about $50 acres of the tract are cleared
and well encloied. This land. is diifant
from fredericksburg about as miles, and
S. miles from Alexandria and the City Of
Warrington. There are ieveral valuable
merchant mills in the vicinity, one within
the ,ditance of a mile, where the Frede-
rickiburg prices are given for all kinds OF
grain. :s t~z .r -. 80,
| viii alto fell the reverlion of
$50 acres of land djoining the above, on
which are erected a number of valuable
buildings, among them a large dwelling
houte 90 feet by 40, with a rooms on
floor, with fire places, and every necel-
fairy out houfes-a valuable peach and ap-
pie orchard. q, 3a $3.50.
"A further defcrip,ion IS deemed unne-
ceiiary, as any perion deiifous OF purchaf-
ing orrlealing will doubtless with to view
the preIniies. For terms rpplv to Robert
Brooke Vols, Efq. who lives adjoining
the pTemlfes, or TO the fubferiber.
I 4vW aJ6 Seller Rem,
Two three fory Brick Houies
IN Alexandria, completely hniihed, on
King and Columbia hreets, with fundry
valuable property near the fame, poi1efion
whereof may be had Immediately. The
iituation ior the flour and grocery buGnefs
equal to any in Alexandria.
For terms apply to Henry and Thomas
| Moore, Alexandria, or to the fub(criber,
NICHOLAS VOSS.
City Of Wilmington, Z
| July ~ { Jaw
n. B. ] with to hire by the month,
or until the 1T day of November, Ten or
twelve labourers, for whom liberal wages
VIII be given. Apply. to NJ. Vols, on
itreet, or w. T. VoG, at the Navy
! Yard.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-09-02
To be Let,

Fot one year, or longer if requires,
The. HOUSE and two acre
LOT, including two well cuitivatedgar-
dcns, at preient occupied by the iu5iSrib-
-er, nearly adjoining Mr.. HooA,s meadow,
and within l,ort diifance Of tie town of
Alexandria, The houfe is in complete
order for the reception of genteel family.
PoGeGion may be had Immediately on ap-
.plicatior to JOHN WHITE,
Corner of Fairfax and Cameron !tlfcts.
July IT. q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-10-13
Fl u M O u r.

During the preient of felton, of the
(Britilh) Imperial Parliament, lome of
the members in oppoGtion brought for
ward violent motion cenfuring the ad-
miniitration, and for petitioning his ma
jefy no longer to lifen to the councils of
his prefent miniaers. Several members
had acclaimed in fupport of the motion,
bot none thought it worth their while to
oppo1e il, when Mr.. Robfon, member
from ireland, loofng all patience, rofe
and faid--
" When fuch queftion as the prefent
was before the hon!e, it was more ;han
human nature could bear to beay nothing
but flcnre from the treafury bench. IA
land i0Agb.) He then sdverted to Egypt,
ana to Ruiiia, condcmning the conduct Of
miniferS reipetti1g tbefe countries, and
contending that Great Britain had been
really at war with Rufha, ever 1ince the
expedition to Holland. He lamented The
abiencc OF Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr.
Fox who abfentcd himfelf from TIE houie
on account of his great abilities. (Aknd
kangb.) He faid Gentlemen might laugh,
out ne thought it was not fubjett of
ntrth, when talents we're 70 much want
ed in That houfe." (dnotker iamgb.J
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FEDERAL CITY.

For the information Of ifrang-
ers referring thereto, with a view OF pur-
~haling property therein, The iuhfcr Der
has made hmfclf acquainted with the va
lue OF Lots, and will invefigate the ii
ties.
Lots in various parts Of the
City for fa'e or leatc.
Several large and elegant brick
Houies for fale. Sc, eral valuable ehates
in the country to exchange for property in
Warrington or Alexandra.
Butineis trantaeted at the pub
lie offices, and elfewhere in the Dittritt of
Columbia, ON cognmihion. Letters, po&
paid, duly attended to.
ROBT. w. PEACOCK,
Attorney at Law and Convey encer.
GI Office near The corner ofF an. 14fb
jF1ref, City efWa@iggfon.
Oct "a
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BALTIMORE, Ott. 10.

t,,e to public notice, nu'Hoei vi
hS .s, m, at Mr.. Evans'syeiterday
sseoing,to take into confederation meaiurss
''S4 E'S the navigation OF the river Suiq'e,
20 sn' when it was unanimoully agrees
I n. {,btcription be opened for the pn'-
t,1 n nf rsliiog fun of money to be APP
Fr's , y towards removing the ohtruttions
|P"su .so The Pennsylvania line and the
h \, Of the tide, which Will admit wan
/ I a. AZ ~. ~ Gfe,y the produce of THAI ex'en-
s e ' EVER 70 me town of Baltimore. 10
a,4 {, deGrable an Object, the citizens
'a;l,he waited upon in a few days FOR 10
f.r;;nr;oos, when it is to be hoped ipirit
|of l;berality will be evinced, equal TO the
;rnr,ance OF the undertaking.
a,r;yed.-Sloop Friendfhip, captain
Fleetwood, IS days from Jacmel coffee
49, eft there, fch. Virginia, captain Ed
|va,ds, of Bat,n to fail n DAYS.
,cho ,ner Iiahel!a, captain --,
|of WILMINGTON, iN.C.l brig William,
[ca,.. Le>t, of Hamburg. Sailed in com
!c,I with The brig Mohawk, OF and TO-
|Ncw. York, and iloop AHlazonia, OF VII
|nns,on, Dell for Aux Cayes.
Spoke, in lat. 81, 10, long. IS, 29,
|thc brig Speedwcii, of aod for SALEM, from
New Orleans, OUT z4days, who, two days
before, fell in with an Engl;fh brig, thar
had, as prizes, the brigs Warrington and
Columbia, of Char.eiton, from Port Re
publican, and chr. Polly, of aud from
'Wncaaet, bound to Chafleiton.
Saw three fchooners on fhore between
Cape fIat,eras and Cape Henry.
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B l L L v M O OR.

An honef tar, and freh from Tea,
With heart juf " here it ought to be,
Thus hail'd young Billy Moor:
" What cheer, my lad. Mistortune's gale
Hath torn, fee, Thy tatter'd fail
I Or thou art wreck'd and poor"
The fmple boy his nory true
Told, with a bluihing tweetref too;
Thrn heav'd att-hck hgh!-
E" But Gcdis good though man, uokind;
PATS on---mY fuferin.,s never mind
fie ioon will let me die -
Jacks heart, with manly feeling ycarn'd,
More than his puhe Ia pocket burn'd;
And that for once was cramm'd;
Jack wip'd the lprsy from either eye
DE, Melmate !" was the sar's reply
" Ittllou doa, III be DID,
(" Bear up! l have thee fate in tow,
III iir thee lfraisht to face the foe,
And cope with death dye fee -
re had hun 'isg'd the next ipring tide,
lbs rocker full ADD we'll upplied,
Bore DiIly Moor to fea.
When there, the boy with grateful heart
ApPlauded, play'd his tsa,ed payt,
And icorn'd to finch or run:
Bat Or would bleis the happy day
Thar bore him from difrels away
10 ierve Jack Mizen's gun.
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aleranDrta aonertiser.
Tuesday, OCTOBER Is.

The following article is copied from
J the IN. York; Mercantile Advert1er OF
the 9Th infant:
=" The United States frigate Bottom go,
under way ye&erday morning, about ninc
O'Clock, from her moorings in the EAT RI
Yer, TO anchor in The North river, and, in
turning the point Of the Battery ran upon
IA reef of rocks. Fifteen Of her guns and
iome iI'ars being taken out of her, it is
lflppoled fhe will DC GOT OF at high-water,
without much damage
Captain John Striker, is appointed na.
val agent 70: Baltimore, in the room Of
Archibald Campbell, eiquire.
The BritiCh Aoop of war Pheaant fail
ed from Bolton for Halifax on Sunday tho
18th init.
A gentleman writes from Charcfon.
under date o! Sept. a." You may in.
form your neighbours thar the Gcknefs
confines TO rage here with great violence.
nope nothing will induce them 70 add
our long lift of mortality"
a letter from New York, dated the
9th init. fays-" The alarm here reGe>t
Ing the fever is great; the flores and compt.
Ing houies In the lower part of the city,
near the Coffee Houfe are generally clof-
ca and builnefs has received lenGble
o. D,o| ' The report of the Refident
rnylc!an, OF New York, relative to the
lckneis at that place, will be found un-
Ie1 the New York head, in this days's
Inc report of a malignant fever having
P'evalled at New Bedford, has cauicd
rel committee of that place to pub.
III llll report on The fnbjea, in which they
m'te' thar from the 1T September to
. s"0 =, October only eleven deaths hive oc.
cured IN that village, and that ieyen Of
, ,,en were or a fever behdes which e.
t t Perions have been Eck Of the fcver.and
, %sST recovered, two only remained Gck at
The latf date.
''0@ a Democyahc Ne7Vsbabtr ba5Asbrd
-, in Salem, Mas.
h. nc editor has been credibiy informed
, - respectable gentleman, on reading
a = 1I,nPosiPs Communication in oar Taft,
:: I'VE mutt allow with ;uit IN
iSna,ion) that he was knowing, a, the
- VAT. Pickering was difmed iron, Of
!. - - moneys being tranfmitted 10 HIN,
As ieqsslt, to pay his bakers, his
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or former power: and in like manner iuh
fausiaction ihall be given ON the part of his
catholic majelty TO his royal highneis tor
all captures illegally made by Spaniards
before the prefent war, by means of an
in!raeuonl OF territory, or without cannon
ihot OF the forts of the Por,uguele domini-
ons.
ART. VI.
Within the tern, of three months, COM
putting from the ratification of the prefent
treaty, his royal highnels fhail retorc to
the tscafury of his catholic majeAy, the
colts which his troops left unpaid at the
time of his Withdraw ing from the war with
Franco, and which were occaGored by ir,
according TO the accounts preGnted by
the amhallador of tis catholic msielty, or
which may be now prcfented anew except
log nevertheless all errors which may be
found il rhe faid accounts.
ART. VII.
After the Ggnature o! the prefert treaty,
hoitilities ihali rcciprocaliy ccaie within
the prccile fpace OF twenty four hours 70
that after this term ~ contributions ihal!
be demanded from the conquered places,
Or any other mealures taken, Dot thoE.
which are compatible with what is equally
conceded to friendly troops in time Of
peace: and as foon as the fame treaty lhau
be ratified, the Spanih troops lhalI evacu
ate the Portuguefe territory in the preciGc
term OF fix days, commencing the march
twenty four hours after notification Of rs
being done, without committing in their
pahage any violence aganlt the nhabi-
tan,s, and paying for every thing they
Nand IN need of at the prices current at
that place.
ART. VIII.
All the prifoners male by fea or land
lhall henceior,h be fet at liberty and mu-
tua'ly reitored within the term of fifteen
days from the ratification of this Treaty,
paying in like manner the debts contracted
during their detention.
The iick and wounded fhall continue to
be aillied in their REFLECTIVE hofpitas, and
fhall be equally reltored when they are able
TO march.
ART. TX.
His Catholic majetty obliges himlelf to
guarantee to his royal highnels the prince
regent OF Portugal, the entire conformation
OF his eitates and dominions, without the
leaf exception or rcferve.
Art. X.
The two high contracting powers oblige
themfelves to renew henceforward the trea-
ties OF deienhve alliance which exifed be-
tween the two monarchies, with thoie
clsuies and notifications which the ties
that now unite the Spaniih monarchy to
the French Republic nevertheless demand
ed and the fame treaty lhall regulate the
fuccours which lhall be mutually afforded
when an emergency fhall 70 require.
ART. XI.
The prefent treaty ihall be ratified in
the exatt fpace OF ten days after IT'S figna-
tureor before ifpofible. Infaith ofwhich
we the underwritten Miniiter Plenipoecn-
tiary, and In virtue Of the full powers with
which for that purpote our augua matters
have fupplied US, fgned wish our hands
the preient treaty, and cauie it to be fealed
with the zeal of our arms.
Done at the city of Badajos the 9th
of June, 1901.
(Ssai) The Prince ofbeace.
(SealJ Luir Pinto de Soz/a.
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IOSEPH HlBBERD,
Late from Balfm2re,
Respectfully informs the pub

lie, that he has commenced the
Pott1ng Bufnels,
at the Pot Houfe formerly occupied by
captain Henry Piercy, where he manu-
features, and has for fale at the raof re-
duced prices for CATH, by wholefale or re-
rail. large allortmenr of coarle Earthen
Ware, Of the beh quality.
Orders from the country, or ehewherc,
will be punttually attended to, and ware
delivered at any wharf or fore in town,
and, if required, will be packed in crates
at the fhortelt notice.
Oct. IL. 60
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between SPAIN and PORTUGAL,
tranlla,ed for the Nafi9naf InteMeexcer.
This authentic article is the more i'm
portant, as it determines the real con-
tents Of this inarument, 70 variouily
reported By European Gazettcs.
OFFICIAL.
TREATY of Peace and FrIe0dM;b be-
tzvsea TIE mge high and baqueyfal Lords
Dan Carries ". Kng Of Sbain, and
Dan Jaan, Prince Regent Of Pq,t1gal,
ant The tzoo Aigarves, Egusd at Bada-
jus the 9th .fHne, 1901.
ARTICLE /.
There fnall be peace, fricndi,ip and
good correspondence between his Ca,ho-
tic majefy the king of Spain, aud his
royal highnefs the prince regent of Portu-
gal, and the two Algarves, By Tea and
land, through the whole extent Of their
Kingdoms and dominions and all cap.
lures which may be made at lea after the
ratification of the prefent treaty, ihall be
bona hde referred, as we'll as all merchan-
dife and effects, or their REFLECTIVE value.
ART. ii.
His royal highnefs lhall fhut the ports
OF all his dominlcns 10 the yeAeIs in gene
raj Of Great Britain.
ART. III.
His Catholic majeRy fhaH relfore to
his royal highnsls the cities and tettle-
mcnts of Jurumcna, Arronches, Por,ale-
gre, Cateldevidc, Barhacena, Campo
Mayer, and Ouguela, with all their ter
''torics hitherto conquered by his arms,
I'D which ma5 be conquered and all the
sriillery, muikets, and other munitions
ii var found in the faid garrifons, cities,
towns and places, Ghall alto be refored ac-
cording to the fate in which they were
at the time of their delivery; and his ca
tholic majefy ihall keep in the quality
OF conquef, to be forever united with
his dominlons and fubje6ts, the fortreis of
Of Clivenza, It's territory and Inhabitants,
IS far as the Quadiana 70 that this river
ihal be the boandry of the REFLECTIVE king
doms in that part which only wafhes the
aforelaid territory OF Olivenza.
ART. w.
His royal highnefs the prince regent of
Portugal and the two A Igarvcs ihAll not
content thar there lhall be upon the from
tiers of his Kingdoms depoGts OF prohibit.
ed and contraband goods, which may pre-
jldice the commerce and intereits OF the
crown of Spain, except thoie only which
lhall exclufvely belong TO the royal re.
venues of the Portuguefe crown, and which
fhall be neceAary for the coniumPtion of
The territory respectively on which they
may be dcpofted and If any inirattion of
this or any other article fhall take place,
toe treaty which is now efabliihed be-
tween the three powers, including the
mutual guarantee, as expreded in the arti-
cles OF this preient, 1hall be coniidered as
yoid.
ART. v.
His royal highnefS fhaIl fatisfy without
delay, and lhaIi reftors to the fubjetts of
lis Catholic majeity, all the lois and
damages which they may juftly claim,
and which have been occahoned by Britifh
yefeis, or by the iubjetts OF the court OF
Portugal during the war with the latter
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Wants EmbI0yment,

A perfon lately from Europe,
he would act as overfeer to gentleman's
demefile or plantation. A line directed
TO A. B. Dumfries, Virginia, will be
attended to.
O6. II. 2awzw
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brewers and his landlords bills, previous
TO his quitting Philadelphia. We have
forborne publihing a iecond publica ton
of CAMpBELL's on the fame fubje6t,
for the fame reafon-----and we earneh-
ly folic;t itatement of facts which
the above gentleman has verbally
reported, which we will publ,ih with
plcalure in the Regiiter. Sentiments or
aiIergiors ola critical designation, 70 adj
miiilble of evidence in their ozvn retire,
lead rcafonab!c men to luipend any deter
inmate Judgment. Candor, however,
mutt lead US 70 oblerve, that among the
faults, or foiblcs, which in common with
all other men, col. Pickering may DC al
lowed 10 iuitain, 4vant Of ,ntcgrty and
b,v6lfy have aeUer bern in The nnMder.
NJ. Laharpe, author of the Conrs de
L1erufA,s, gives the following fact, which
may fcrye to moderate the vanity of young
dra mario writers 1865. Since the time OF
Racine, atoHt one thox/And new pieces
have been brought out in Paris, and Of
,hefe (excluive of Voltairc's conpo6ti
ons) /tarrrly thirty fill keep pofcnion Of
the ttage ~
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TREATY
BETWEEN SPAIN g PORTJGdL

FROM THE NATIONAL IETELLIGENCER
OF YESTERDAY.
We this day preient copy of the Treaty
between SPAIN and PORTUGAL,
tranllaed for the Nati9naf Intelhsexcer.
This authentic article is the more i'm
portant, as it determines the real con-
tents of this inarument, 70 variouily
reported By European Gazettcs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09

1T a Court Of Common PtaJ for tbs county Of
Cumberland, begun and bol4sn al Nezygb4eeqsr
II Eaid county, on TIE .fJQ Tusjday Of January,
Il. D. 1901:
NN the petition of PETER THATCHER SMITH
~ Of Windham, in iaid county, Elqure, lhewing
that be is is ihterefed tenant in common with
Tome Perion or Perfons 20 bin unknown, ID two few
era Lots or Parcels Of Land, which, 10 the divifon
OF his late father the Rev. Thomas Smiths eRate,
was tet of TO the heirs Of the late Mrs. Lucy
Saunders, who Of the children and heirs
Of iaid deCealed which Lots are upon the plan Of
iaid divifOn Ia copy whereof is annexed to laid
Pttltlon) numbered One and Four; and that he is
defrous to hold and enjoy his fhare of iaid Lots,
being two eighths in feveralty, ard therefore pray
ing that partition there of might be made, and his
mare let of and divided from the ref, agrecably
10 Law Of the Commonwealth pafed A. d. 1874,
Untitled An act for the more cafy partition of
Lands. or other Real Efate."
ORDERED, that the petitioner caufe the f1veral
perions intereted in 12d eftate, and living within
the tate, or the attorneys Of fuch as are abfent
and have attorneys relidng within the fate, to be
duly notified Of lad petition BY ferving them per-
fonally with a copy thereof, or leaving a copy at
their dwelling hOule, Or laf place Of abode, or by
inierting the fubaance Of the fame three wcekC
lucc5iiively, IN one CT more Of the public newipa
Per5, that they may have opportunity to make their
exception 70 this Court on The laR Tueiday Of
March next 70 their granting the fame.
A"ee' SAMUEL FREEMAN, CLrk.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-02-09
A Townihip F!
TO BE SOLD,

THE whole Of that valuable Townlhp, No. !,
i in the m Range, north ofthe Waldo Patent
belonging 10 BowDoIN COLLEGE, except thou
fsnd acres already difpoGed Of on which number
Of families are now reGdSnt.
This townfhip is Gtuated r3 miles wet Of Pc
nobfcot River. The Road to that river from Ken
nebeck runs through It. Il is laid out in 100 acres
each lot "; and purchafers at two dollars an acre
are daily applying The Land in general is of an
excellent quality, and 20 title can be better. II is
needless TO give any further Description of the pre-
mites, they being we'll known in the Eafern coun-
try. The Committee chufng 10 avoid the trouble
of retailing, with to difpofe Of the whole in one
bargain they therefore viii fell i at 70 Reasonable
rate, as to leave great room for profit to any one
that is efficiently relponible and inclined to un-
dertake the trouble of retailing.
The terms Of payment will be, quarter down,
and the ref BY infalments.-Foi further particu-
lars, inquire Of
William Martin, } courat.. sftg.
Elijah Kellogg, E,s1c1l &
Ilaac Parker, } COLLEGE GG
Portls7A Jan. 28, 1891.