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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

p. S.--Dec. sia. Since the foregoing.
and from representations made by myielf and the
merchants Of the place, the iubjea of admitting
for time thote of our yeilels which would he
difpatched from the United States before this in.
tcllieence could be fully known, has been taken
up by the government, and have no dooh, but
that rclefin the above cafe particularly if with
providonsl eill be extended by partial or total
pcrmiiion TO difpole ofthsir cargocs.
JOHN NORTON.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

49,. MARRIED. }--At Rehobosh, Deacon
WILLIAM TILLEY, of this town, to 70 Mrs.
CATHARINr SABINs, widow Of the late Mr..
- Sabins.
AT Mddietown, by the Rev. Mr.. Eddy.
Mr.. SAMUEL CLARKE, to Mifs VERTUE
PRcKHAM, both of Middletown.
In this town, Mr.. SrooNrR CLARK, Jun.
to Nils Merry ALsRo, youngef daughter oi
the late Mr.. Clarke Albro.
Mr.. JoHN CuNDALL. Of Portfmou,h, to
Mhs. FAsSY WALLACE. daughter of Capt.
James Wallace, Of this town.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
RUMOUR

States this morning, that Commodore Dale
has been captured by number Of Tripolitan
gallies, Who boarded him in calm, as he lay
on their port. This account comes by the
Norfolk packet, arrived this morning, the paf-
iengers OF which received IL from velcl which
went into Hampton Road as they came out. A
circumaancc 70 improbable Mould have " con-
hrmation itrong" before credit be placed in il.
8 Balfinore Paper.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
The feilo,virg trspsfaLf Of amesdmern 10 fbe Fed
0al C0yjqh3fion, are nszv 6etare fks Lsgjaafa,e
efsbe State Of Vvginia.


s,al Coyf9a3fian, are nsIv bsfSre sks Lssjqafa,e
sfs6e STATE Of V,gi1ia.
WHEREAS there are defects in the Conffi-
tuition of the United States, which from their op-
Grafton as heretofore experienced, have excited
well founded fears in the people and the fates
individually, that certain principles under the
influence of the defects alloded to were rapidly
progre1ing, which were deRruaivc of the lbcT-
ty and happinefs of our fellow citizens at large
and believing as we do, that corrupt adminii-
tration will at all times have il in their power
to give that direction which will moA probably
fix upon the People fyaem OF real opprefion
in order efcttualy to quiet thoie fears. and
TO prune the Contribution of its exuberances
which may ultimately lead to the Establishment
of an anhocracy or monarchy thele conhdera-
tions induce the Legislature OF Virginia, TO fug-
geA to her Gfer fatcs. the proPriety and necei-
iity Of amending the Federal compact in fuch a
way as to fecurc the invalusble rights which
ought TO attach to Republican form of Gov
eminent. They think the prefent the molf pro-
per tire to commence this highly important
work, whilR they have frelh in their recollec-
tion the extreme dagger from which they have
emerged and it is further their opinion, il thefe
defects fhould not be now corrected, that the
miidnefs of the prefent administration will be
iuch as to lul the people into aa,e OF iecurity,
which will render any efforts of this kind fruit
lefs and abortivc, and that no future attempt
can fueceed until the peopls arc forced into it
by the hand of opprrfion. They therefore rake
liberty to propoic the following amendments to
the Conititution aforeisid.
FirR-1has from and after she next Pre-
iidential election, the Pre6dent of the United
States fhal not be pernirtcd to ferve for a long.
CT period than four years fucceflivcly, and that
he ihall be ineligible until one complete term
fhall have intervencd.
Secondy-That the Senators of the Unit
ed States fhal in future be elected tor three in
ftead Of dx years, and that they fhall be claHed
as heretofore, 70 that one third may 60 out OF
Office every year. :.
Thirdly--That the Treaty making power
fhall be 70 conitrued. as to give to the Houie of
Representatives of the United States acomplete
contronl over all Treaties, henevcr their agen-
cy fhall be required to carry fuch Treaty into
effect; and that all fuch Treaties are TO be con-
Gdercd as not ratified or binding upon the gov.
eminent, until the fanttion Of the Houfe of Re-
preientativcs fhall have been obtained.
Fourthly-That in all future elections Of
PreGdent and Vice -Prehdent of the United
States, the characters voted for hsll be parti-
culasly dehgnated, by declaring which is voted
for as Pfe6dent, and which as Vice Preldent.
!. The Executive of this State is hereby
directed without delay, to tranfma the forego-
ing amendments 70 the different fate Legi1a-
tures throughout the union, and to invite their
cordial cooperation.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

On the so,h inf. was drowned. in the
river below Breol Ferry, EzRA DicKRRsox.
ION of Capt. Charles Dickerion, Of Prudence,
in the 18th yearof his age. He was unfortunate
ly knocked overheard by the boom of the veiIel,
and the moa active exer:ions to fave his lite,
proved fruitleis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
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WASHINGTON, Jan. IS.

w ASivS Jaus ios
The Senate have confirmed the greater
part of the appointments made by the Prefident
during the recefs the remaining appointments
are fill under confederation.
On confirming the nomination of Mr..
Galla,in, ssSccretary of the Treafury, on d.
viGon, eight members kept their feats.
There was alfoa diviEon on the nomina-
tion of MIR. Pinckney, as miniaer to Madrid. 4
The Secretary of State has received q let
Ter from the Conful at Havana which contains
advice of the ports Of Cuba being clofed by
proclamation on the 9Th December laa, to all
American and other fereign veGels. 800
~ -@---f--+|-
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. IS. M
tCIRCULAR1
AMERICAN CONSULATE.
HAvASA, Dec. IS, 1901.
Sir.
BY an Order of the Government Of this
I1and ,publiihcd this Gay the admifion Of Amer.
ican, and all foreign veel,, into any Of its ports,
Is prohibited from this date.
You will be pleafed, Sir, to give immediate
publicity to this Information, for the govern
ment Of merchants and traders Of your diariet.
remain, Sir, with fefpeft,
(. Your moa obedient frsvans.
JOHN MORTON.
The Collector Of the Port
ofPhiIsdeIphis.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
STRAY HORSE.

HAME into the inclofure of the Subfcriben.
~ fe~ days Goce, dark bay Horfe. with
far in his forehead tro,s and PAGES, and is
hod before. The owner IL deGfed 20 prove
property, pay charges, and take him away.
WM. & MAsLY BATanAN.
Ne4yts,f (Brssfox'i NeekJ Jax. zs, 1909.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

The officers of the frigates Chefapeake,
tCom. Truxtonl Conaellaticn and Adams. are
offered 10 repair Immediately TO the city of
Waihington, aud to hold themielvcs in rcadi-
neis to fail upon an expedition, il 10 prefamed
foi the Mediterranean. TrMe .lmsr.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
FOX SALE.

u Ytbe Sublcriber. Twelve Yoke Of Work.
- ing OXEN, ALTO, oae Yoke of Fat OK
EN-; twenty-five COWS. Iso SHEEP, and
ieyera head OF Young CATTLE. The above
Stocs will be fold feParate, or together. as
purchafers may apply.
Like7oyS, fer Sale.
Several Hundred Bolhcls of excellent Potatoes,
together with Farming utenfils, fuch as Carts,
Ploughs. &c. &c. tf
SAMUEL PEARCE.
Or be Nard Of P,xdrny, Jan. 40. 1901.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

AT the Supreme Court in Windham in Con-
necticue woman has been convicted Of fetting
FIRE 10 the Baptia Meeting. houie in Aihford.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
N f w P O X T,
Saturday, Jan. 80, 1902.
From wAsHixeros, Jan. u

"Ms. BRrcxENRIDcSs Reiolutin. (for
repeating the Judiciary Aet. paIsd laa Seiion
of Congrefs) was carried in Senate this day, Is
to 49,"
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30

three large Barns, Corn Crib. Work & Tool
Houfe, Cooper's Shop, Merchants Store, a
Saw-Mill and Gria. Mill, Flax Mill, &c. with
never failing arcam Of water ALTO Black
fmith's Shop, and large Tan Yard. in good
repair. The whole will be fold together, or
feparate. as may bea fait parchafen. A Public
Hour has kept on this asnd for about 10 years
fucceaively. For fnrthen particulars, enquire
Of JOB WILCOX, on the prcmiies,
Or SOLOMON LIrTLEFIELp, of Newport,
Exefsr, I'm. z6, 1909. I8f
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-01-30
$40 be Sold, a Yaias6ie FARM,

ClTUATED in Exeter. on
~ the ten rod road. fifteen
miles from Wexford landing.
containing fix hundred acres
of good meadow and tillsgo
land, well wooded & waicrsd,
with alarse Dwelling. IIoufe,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-17

buit-Thsre was not Alex Of tiuibcr 1,- ..,
OF any kind in the public arlenas. nrceo. !. 80
employed IN their bulding-thev could not 1. h.;,.
without the neteiary materals-the act thsn ...-1N
Ga 70 CONFER and did confer, complete power to na
cure the materials. So Of Yards IN which y, lF2t
the ihiPs-rhere not one yard n the Uo;t.5 e
pubic or private, fit for buildag m Ds Of r,rb
1t was eiieniIai that uch yards houid Be orornra
ana the act intended TO give, and did give fuIl norL
70 procure them land to procure them bv NJ. y
b1y 2uIchaie as ihould bet compoft with The nsh-
lntereit the argument Of the comm tee thar i So
nave oeen lega 70 hire, and not legal 10 purcbsc
oecauie under the pre- ceding admnilrarions 49,
bad been hired and had not been Durrhaf.dr j 9.H.
TOO Puerie, % mefiS fsr refuAlion and am Dos
dipoied to rifls with he pub So much fer The -
gaHy OF the Purchafe Of navy y4rds-and As the ma
JoHty OF the comGliuee have attacked the mrafure
on the ground Of rs illegally only: might here
cioe my addrels, but il may Re prooer 10 add foms
remarks 70 thew, that the meafnre Of buyino v,rds
was economical as well as legaI ''
know not how many years have elsnfrd ca.
Congreis authorized TIE building or three Fr;a,,..
Ar that time the buhnefs Of building fhps Of war "
'afge me- was new IN this country and il il not f,
pr ing tba great errors were committed IN ro,L;n a
arrangements for buildingtheie nips. 4One vrrv
error, and tor which the public have fevcrely naid
vas hrng, iHitead OF buying ground 10 build then
upon After hiring he ground, il was found ind;c
penhble that wharveS and other Improvements 1,oIa
p mace on inc ground 70 hired, and at pubic en-
pence But the evil did NOT ftop hers FOR he ward.
we're 100 contracted, al private yards are, 10 adj
nit OF uch ditribuiion Of the enorormous ouaarifi.
n umoer, required for large ghps a. 10 enable the
WoFkmen 20 get ~ the pieces hourly wanfed In th-
pFosreion q the lhips hence il became neceT,rv
70 employ great numbers Of Iaborers mereiv for ths
purpoie OF removing timber, I have not fnch acc,r
ate knowledge OF the expence incurred ia tie im-
pfovemeuts made On private properly and uele to the
public when the fhps inifhcd. and in die en-
poyment Of isborers whole feTvices under different
iyem might have been difpenicd with, a. to pretend
20 ezsttuels II Eating the fum--but have no heats
ton IN asering that eyceeded the whole COZ Of the m
navy yards PUrchafed by me-
With full knowledge ofrhefe facts before me would
i have been proper dfcbarge Of dutyto have fallen
INTO the iare Srr0r would not have been fisme-
fu aerifee Of the pub nc inreref, wanson waite Of
the public money Il is my pride that The error was
avo ded, and that fuch courfe was puriued ~ will
retore TO the public large portion Of the money
expended on he yards boad meafure 70 pregnant
with folly and madnels be reiorted q fate Of them.
Benz Stoddert.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-17
Fra" tie Recorder, printed al Richmond, and sts5
BY Janet T. CaAendsr.
Mr.. BAYARD.

An important occafion Of the honelf forbear-
ance By Mr.. Bayard may be recorded ALTO -
Shortly before the Standardization Of Mr..
Adams ended, Mr.. Bayard was recommended
by him as ambaaador to France the Senare
approved 70 thar Mr.. Bayard might haveiun-
mediately drawn ON the TTeafury 5000
dollars for one years falary aud outfit. In
itead Of this, he did nothing until Mr. Jeffenon
took the helm. Mr., Bayard then difcovered
that the appointments would nor be continued
by Mr. Jefferion and be with great PROPHECY
and honelty permitted the money tc enain ii
the Treaiury.
Thus i appears that the Treafury Of the
Unied States is richer BY $4,000 dollars than
il would have been, if Mr.. Pickering and Mr..
BaYard had ulgd to their own advantage the
1eneht which the law did allows So that il
appears that Tome OF the mot leading federal
characters are NOT only much better than they
have been rsPrefentsd, but have acfed with 4
degree of honeity and honor which delerves
public notice and applauie.
mr. 2. gained $4,000 dolarr IN f5e burebae
Of Bill Of e%eba4ge on HsLzsA, zgbc5 BE might haze
claimed az bis am.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-17

tetify in any cafe coguizabIe in either OF the hid
courts, fha be TO the circuit court next thereafter
20 be holden IN fad diifra.
Sec. 80. md Be Z further eua7ed, That from and
after the paiIiuK ofthis act, no fpec;al iures fhai
be returned by The clerks Of any Of the ad circuit
courts but that in all cafes in which il was the
duty Of the fad clerks TO return fpecialiu-ies be-
fore the pating ot this at IL fall be the duty OF
the MARTIAL forthe diRrct where fuch circuit court
may be held, to return fpecial juries, in the fame
manner and form, as, by the laws Of the REFLECTIVE
Gates, the iaid clerks required 10 return the
fans. NATHANIEL MACON, Spaatsr
Of fbs Hoyt sF REPRESENTATION.
ABRAHAM BALDWIN,
Prsfdsrt Of TIE Senate, pro femssrs.
Approved, April a9, 8o2.
TIL: JEFFERSON,
Prsiasu' of f5e United States.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-17
FACTS ARE STRONG ARGUMENTS.

Says the Aurora ot this morning AID then
goes On TO fay, that during the preient felton,
OF the republican Co0grefs, under the prefent
republican admoiaration. the expenses Of the
republic have been l-Hened one million, nine
hundred and fifteen thoufand ieyen bundled
and nine dollar eighty five cents"
The editor might have gone on to Gate the
fact, that the pr.flnt Administration has
more chan three nilfgzr Of dollars now ia the
trsalury the whole IF which was RATED by the
lat administration
That the lat administration, at great exPenfe
reared navy to defend our commerce and to
avoid the diigrace Of paying the tribute deman.
ded by EaT Republic. Part Of that navy the
prefent adminia ation found prepared to be en-
ployed in he Mediterranean, but the greater
part has been fold and the money put into the
hands OF our Prefent rulers.
There is, howsvet another fan which has
occurred during the prelent felton, Of the repub-
lican congrels, under the Preienr republican adj
miniaratren, which the Aurora undoubtedly
torgof end which we lhah ihortly bring more
fully TO mind. This fact Is, that the contingent
expenles Of the houfe Of Representatives have
amounted 70 many thOpjaHd dollars more, during
this FELTON,, than during any former one; that
this increafed expenfe has been owing 10 the IN.
exampled quantity Of printing ordered by the
houle, and put into The hands of miAer Duane:
that faiement Of thsfe expenfss was called
for, and laid before the houle that motion
was made for printing this eaormOa5 document,
and that the motion was rejected By the miniRer-
ial majority, who could not be brought to al
low Ratsment Of his unexamPed expenditure
70 90 before the public.
The country has no YET forgotten the artfce
made ufe Of BY he miniferats for the rafting
the falaries Of the executive officers, with hope
Of preventing the people from perceiying The IN
create the pains which they took 70 make Us
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-17

The bill lately before Congress. Untitled g an
Aa for the redemption of the whole public
debt" calls TO mind The Rory Of an lrifhman,
who, on PaEng friend, exultiagly exclaimed,
Z" by my fhowl, Pat, now owes nobody no.
thing at all for have this moment paid off all
my debts - and pray where did you get your
money, faid the friend, " Indeed my dear honey.
replied the fagacious tTiihmaD, borrowed il,
20 did"
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-05-17
Read the language Of Truth Z

\ Even jacobin effron,ery mum be put to the buh
ey the following manly and important exhibi-
ton of fads. Perhaps more daring attempt
was never made to impofe on the public than bv
the report Of the g Committee Of IaveRigati,u''
as exPofed ia this Itatement. Read, and be con-
.--1
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-27
Land for Sale.

On Friday the 18Th Of June next,
qciN b Jold, on The pennies, by Vi,fas
ana in payjaaace IF a decree oftbe eoau-
~ carr Of Fuya3, ma4s BY f0g/ent y
parties at J1iy Carr, in the year Sol,
ina na Jyoagdf on IKE e5axce.yEM II
the Izid curt,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-27
Notice.

THE PUBLIC are respectfully iinfc,n
ed, that BOOKS Of SUBSCRIPTI0N
for Shares in the Allegheny Tu,pp1s
Road, are opened at the office of Col
fraxsis Dsakia;, in George Town, and
ar the compiling houfe Of Mr.. Villa.
Harj6oyue, in the town of Alexapdra.
where tholc inclined to fublcribe for h,rs,
will pleafe to apply.
TIE ATS Of the Afemblies Of Mar.
land and Virginia, for incorporating "a
(" Company for eitablifhing TurnpR.
:" Road from the Burnt Mill, about 4
g mile below Georges creek, on The
!" Potomack river, to the neareG veH,1
!" navigation may be leen at either ot
the aforementioned places.
March 4. law
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-27
Izve21ty Dollars Re7gMd.

RAN AWAY from the iabicriber, On
the lft May, PATTY, likely Neso
wench, about twenty years Of age; Ae
has been brought up in the houle ia
good ieamarefs, & very capable: anScg
variety OF clothes, ihe has purpisau
pctticoat, fine blue cloth jdcker, accid.
ed dinity jacket and coat, a. plain MALTA
gown, a handfome worked muffin de-
plain do. both we'll made, white canal
hair ihawls with netting, fine whltse0'
ton fockings, leveral pair, and prd
white fix do. a handlome black hat, mat
fhoes and other cloathing. She Wentct
with Negro fellow the property ofM,
Philip Fitzhugh: he is about z4yeab d
age, s. feet high, well let, inclrsSa
be corpulent, tawpey complexion, "{
countenance, and PEAKS dittintfly, though
quick he is an excellent joiner h.
took with him pair Of new brown c'n'
mere pantaloons, round upper j'ekad
the fame cloth, a green broad cloth coa''
with blue. velvet collar, haudlons
lwanfdown waiftcoat, with met'le buttons
new black bat, new lhoes, Hne VhN'
cotton bookings, green pantaloon'' aug :u
other cloath,ng. The above reward WIZ ~
be paid TO any perion who ihall oss =
them in any Jail, either in MhiFlala I "
Virginia, and ample compensation ln'o'
for any other trouble or exPeoce,
SARAH THORNTON.
Nav > 60 near AIexandu.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-27
NOTICE.
Mayas.

THE Committee appointed for erect.
I ing LODGE ROOM, on the market
fqlare,s beg leave to inform thoie gentle
men, who have been 70 liberal as TO ar
Z ford voluntary aid, that the materials are
allprocured and CONTRACTS madewith work :
men, and .the work will be commenced
this week, and that payment OF their
iubicriptions,will BE Immediately requetted
by the committee. May Is.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-27
IN bzsy}uance ofsG DEED Of

n 6sz}uanee g g Died q
T'rga Jf;0m Jslepb Garxy q The Jabyeri-
b<rs f., Tie px9glss tbeseu ueut'0aea,
4ual Be- ola at Pu5hr Auaiou at fbe
ce9ie Hoyls n Alexauayia, or Friday.
RE aSfb day IF 1Uqy usrt, at The b0a,.
Of eleven 0'eloek IL The torenoou, 0lltqe.
/a,a Jglepb carr ngbf, ME audute,-
Eff IN and "a the follo4ring yral properly,
Vis, So
10000 acres Of land IN Ran
dolph county, being the fad Carey moiety of q
trace containing 100 900 acres, patented in his
own name. This tract lays on each fide Of Cheat
River and contiguous TO the main road leading
from Moorefield to Randolph Court-houie.
4o5 acres of.land in Harrllon
county, iitnate on the waters of Cheat River, be-
ing the faid Carey's moiety of a tract containing
90 acres, patented in the name of Patrick Muir
ray and founded ona Settlement Right
482d acres Of land in the laft
mentioned county, being the faid Carey's moicty
Of tract containing oo5 acres. patented alto m
the name of Patrick Murray, and founded on
Settlement Right. Ihistfi& avs on tn cat HE.
OF Tigers Valley River, and binds thereon about
one halfmile below the mouth Of eading Creek.
1900 acres OF land in Lincoln
county, fate of Kentucky, ftuate on the waters
of Straight Creek, being the tlid Carey's moleiy
of a tract containing 5000 acres.
10000 acres Of land III Ken
haway county, dtuate on Galley River, beng
the iaid Gareys aloiety of tract containing
&c, 900 acres, patented in the name of Thomas
Williams.
A. brick houfe with a lot IN
the Town ofAlexandria, ftuate on Woff-a.eet,
now occupied by the iuid Carey, iubieG to an
iucumbrance which will be made, known at the
tune IF laie.
Terms of fale will be one third payable in fix
months, one third in twelve months, aud the re.
mining one third in eighteen nonths--Bonds
with approved fecurity will be required of the
purchaers.
Such of the creditors Of Jefeph Carey as may
be difpofed to attend the iale are notified thar 4
their REFLECTIVE claims will be admitted In pay
ment fer faid lands, provided iuchclaims are lodg
ed with US and approved of at leaf twenty days
before the day offale.
JOHN FOSTER, r.n
GEO. DENEALE, iiu''es''
March ID, 1902. aaw4t Iawdf
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-05-27
ADVERTISEMENT

| will fell the plantation Oh
which | now live containing III ! a s',.
This land is in a high fate OF cui'i'a"'3
the foil well adapted for the eu'ols
fnaIl grain, Corn or Tobacco; IS e Mn,
ingly well wateled with neSS' -,,,hs
fprings, one of fulpher, and two P ~ a
dreams paaing through it-tlife ,.' :.
the prenifes convenient tore, as VIZ :.
houie ana good log kitchen adJ0n u .,s.,
large new barn, .ann-houie and yaiu s, Jf
other neceaary l,ouies. About one l, 'r%
this land i. cleared and under good sp 1s,;s,
There is on the pren1ifes young us+ +..,'
orchard ofchoice fyuit-trees, IND" ..r 81
dow fit for the fcyt$c, and ten = o. I'D, at.
acres more may be made; 'hs'e .5 '' roars,
situated in healthy neighborh0od'1 en ri,b.
nient to feyeral merchant mills a'u .,Jing
in one mile of the turnpike road ,,; is'D sn5
from Snickers's Gap to AleSa'd p,d,fion
about s miles from faid Gap : fg u. 81.
will be given Immediately o.. Of u .,'arcbsltr,
next, which ever bea fuits the punt: ;',n ~,
and an indifputable title vii . DC -, :
on the payment Ct the purch aslsulR ZEN
THOMAS ~ raa'
April 9. ,,,.s1s .sss-s
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