davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05
Fo1, fl,s3amc
n sE2A q Nlw, pePsg.gvaeity.

The following well written remarks
are taken trom tae Rie5gsoaa Examiner.
a paper edited by Calender, who for
rnerly made himlelf ao-orious for his
malicious and unprincipltd attacks upon
foHeect tho beft and m2lt diftinou;ftea
Characters IN this country; for all which
he was very Ipuch catcfscd by Nr.
JeHerGon and his friends. Mr. Tefcr(on
z-mirted his ane fer libel, and Mr..
Srephen Thompion Mafon had the
auaacity % go up TO him in open Coul F.,
atrer the vegdite Of the Jury finding him
gaih!y, and ihake hands wit!1 him in the
Prelence Of the Courr and spectators.
But It leems al this did noe, in his own
eitlmarion, come mp 70 the price Of the
terylces &c had rendered. the party; and
IN diiguit he has now turned Sfate5 eui-
Geacs. II9lays he can and will DEVELOPS
icenes Of wichedn 6, ,rhe diicloiure Of
which viii be Of feFYice 10 the canlc Of
federation and good principles. The
federal editors, however, d.idain;nn ilicf
aiIilcaRce, have attacked sGsall1fsaie~r ,yi;eIs
gseal sl2ltaccs ara coupled his name
villa every oPprobrso1s epitEacc wtcnevcr
they iPeAk of him. For o4rie.vc. We
can never fay any thing poGtiyeiy in
1uPporr of his character, YET we think
his lituacion before the public is precise
ly thar Of 2 witness 'who appears in
behalf OF the government to diicloic the
crimes Of his accomptices, and char he
ought to be left co Rand or fall by the
internal force Of the circurnttanciai or
Politiye proofir nay be liz his power TO
produce. Wirhouf fach te(tinaony We
know that the mott horrible r.eafons
eyer broug,,E to light would have cone
uhreYeaied and dnPuniGhed. Ana it is
Certainly never coniidcIed the duty ofrhc
attorney general To tel rhe Jury that MS
own witncjs Is TOO infamous TO be enriq
| lled 60 any cre<lir--ethar IS always left to
the oIlc: Gdc,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05

Gaged, and ehatit would not do 10 I,ee,,
US any longer, traded US away TO rhe Gao
tam OF trauipoFr, bound to Gibraltar
with troops on board ,whict, was the ncyr
thing co putting us On board of a man OF
war; bpr this we knew nothing ofu1til
alter we were removed on board. which
was done If, fE,e night. On our arrival
IN Gibrattar, as was expected, we were
-ali pref again.
Il IS worthy ofremark, that while we
iayia Hampton Roads, three Americans
same oFin uniform, and offered TO en-
ser on board the Reiolntion; to which
tae hrlt lieutenant, a Mr.--lienihed
he had fonle objections Cap. Penroie
enqlnred of him, what his objections
were when the lieut.. iwore moif We
hemently by his Maker, that no man
out murderer, would foTiat.e llich =
country, to enter on board Brifi,h man
OF war, and that tbeje Jella9os mutt have
committed murder, ard relying from
Jultice.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05
NEW- PORK, f4ns -.

{ plain Gemmels, Of the fchooner
I4ctor from Guadalupe, informs rs,
that \ the 9Th May, news arrived at the
Government fIoutc of feet being of.
the hFbour, when the town was cleared,
and { cry preparation made TO receive
the 4iyi(ion defined for Point Petre.
The cay following four frigatcs, a curter,
and fur tranfpcrts, enrered the harllc,os,,
.gsll came To anchor. General Pclace
prePsfed TO receive General Richepanlc
With military parade, and on his landing
delivered up pofefion Of the place with
out any 3iLfurbance, the blacks LAYING
down their arms. The fccond in com
rnand, rnulatto, and the commandment
LaPlace, in rhe mean while, rerreared
with fome troops to Badeterrc, where
eheY made a fand againlt the French.
MAJ i21h, at njdnighr law four planta
tions and the town of BaiIcterfe On fire,
during heavy difcharge of cannon and
imali arms from the fort, which conrinu-
ed with little intermiliion until the falling
OF the He6tor, no vcl1els being petralrrsd
TO enter. General Pelagc was fent or
board one of the frigates, on the lccond
day after fheir arrival.
On Saturday lalts between II and
II O'Clock, as q ION OF MIR. JoIIn Nj
chols, Of Prelton, IN Connecticur, ~as
wandering in r,eighhoTing fwamp III
iearch OF iwatn p-aPPles, he hlddenly
diicoYerca the buihcs in . trcmulou.
motion around h'fn. Turning hirnfclf
he perceived q monftrous ftrpent, AREA
dy in the attitude OF tpringiag upon the
defencelets child. Frightened, the a.
itoniihed lad ran with fpcedy ifeps to his
fathers bouie, and alarmed IN elder
brother, WHO Immediately haitened with
a loaded g23n 70 the horrid fcenc. OBJ
ierving a number OF birds hurterinc IN
the tb;ckt-, urreriog EiSfOyksd notes, he
proceeded WIKI caution INFO the buihcs,
where he ioon got fight, at the di6aacc
OF about TWO rods, Of this moaitrons
reptile EIc Immediately aimed AZ him,
but unfortunately his gun nifed f5rc
thrcc tucceliYe times, on hearing the
inap Of the piece the lnabc Immediately
made towards himj he rerrea5ed 3u Of
the fwalnP N or5er e hammer his ainr;
which having complicated, he retureed Il
iecoad time 70 tie charge. FIe again
diicovered hirn at the diItsnce Of only q
fewtcee, c9Llsdin . circle, his head ele-
varcd IL OF Ia Inches above the earth ia
a bringing picture Finding 10 alter
native, bu- 20 =" xiii or b. killed" he i'm
nediarcly in@Pped his piece: but it fhll
miiied fre, Fixing courage, therefore,
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05
ERRATA-

n few numbers Of this days Re
cofder, there occurs an e7ratQn. az the
ootfoEn-oF the 4th colum. This IS on
P; An IHtertion oftwelye lines, which
ougaf MOTTO ocralr till ?. I'D, where thcy
are 20 be.found in their proper place.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05
CHARLESTON, Jaue X.
]4esoa1f gf tie i95 Of TIE d,Tg Raymo,y,
Capt. S5ata9eA, IF ibis port, on her 0aE
jgSs fi'o'a Densrara 70 Sa;71aelu.
Demcrara, March g, 1902.

=" Demcrara, March g, 1902.
Sailed for SurrinaIn. On the .rL
at Twelve O'Clock, iuppoied ouriclves to
oe within 30 or 20 miles of the laetef
Po6t~--At ?. p. M fawa f1uall riiiDg---
iails ordered to be taken in and 20 fa1d
by the haulyards- lin few nin,res j.
TOOK the veiIel, and in monenr rhe
mead OF her MATS were in,tllc water.
Mr. Somerlall was waited overheard
but was fortunately taken hold Of by the
naate, who got him in agaiis---the top
Inalt was then cut away, bat the vedeI
would not rlght--ciie long boat was now
cut from her lalhiHgs. bur ioon ffayed
t!2s- lea r''G'F:-s : -oTy ;;1igiii, and gi1e vcf
lei beng loaded with rice, expected he
would loon fink Our tituation was de-
plorabie, expe Cling every moment would
BE our latt. The finall boat, which was
lalhed to her fern, and under water, was
with tonc difficulty cut loofe, bro't on
the bottom OF che wreck, and fome da-
IMAGES si1e had futained, repaired. We
then got her under the Ice Of rho veGcI,
with one man in her 70 prevent her be-
ing itaved al hands lai9ed TO the
wreck, the fca breaking over us with
great violence. Captain ShorweIl. Mr..
Sonerlalb ard Gx of rhe fearnen now
goE n the fIpall boat, and put 20 Tea,
leaving. three rnen on the wreck, the
boat g2c being large enough TO contain
ttle whole -wc Jaw nothing OF rherrl
afterwards, continued all night before
ttle tea.
On the morning Of the sefr, the
wind and 1ca abatlng, food in for land
abouc 4 P. NJ. rhc colour Of the water
changed--~the men almof exhaufted for
wanI Of water and proviiions, NOT having
been ablc to fave any from the wreck
continued rowing until 4 O'Clock on
IueidaY morning, the 16th, when We
truck The fhore; al hands rejoicing at
.pelng once f1oTe on lard ---fent the
hands 20 look for water, who returned
Withonf being able to find any--at day
light, found large black fin Of q. or zoe
weight; foon got rhe better OF hum, and
CIT bis throat put fone of the fllh in the
boat, expecting foon TO meet with a
plantation, divided ourfelves in fearch OF
wateo andfoon dilcovered FIRING, and
a finall bunch Of Plsntains on the beach,
which although green, were rayenou1y
aeyoured by1s. Capr. Shotwen ard
Nj. Sonerialf now rcfolved to rake the
beach along 4hofe il iearch ofa fctrle-
ment, the. boat 20 follow b. water---
1loon difcovered.a Human track. WHICH
We followed found a fine large bunch
.of Plahtains, With which we latisfed our
huager, and Ppe the remains in the boars
continued TO follow Tie track -faw forne
pttlon enter tbs woods; called 70 him,
but received no anfwcr---we now loft the
track In the woods, returned 70 the
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05

for lals effort, h, again lsgelled, md
was 20 forronate IS 70 etiicharge the
contents ede6tu2ily into his col. The
isot CO him ineo rlree pieces; and on
fncairreiaea; he was fouuj 20 be , feet
8 inches in lengrh, and rs inches In
circumference { He was OF The racey
breed, haying q white ring round his
neck.
aTo,,1;cL u ~er
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05
Norwich Paper.1
fro,s re NEhr.91oRK fYPR RZ1.

:, e. ne 'otfer ciap, TIE Citizen was I'm
ilo%y enough 10 take {onc liberties
"S'F3 CALENDER. editor of the Rich
monds A&s1afher, Ne x1peGted he
"ould have 'eaule to repent ie, and We
Peroe1ye from Callchders paper, received
THIS morning, chat WE were NOT nlataken ;
ne has pounced down uPor his enemy
vita the derceneis andyigof of an eagle,
and truck his taioas through and
5hroush.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05
Toeal, iacIuji0g caves,
DsA Z eSGf (

1.-THE Rae of Tennenec is wanting
in thc-abovs Fix. There was lome ujfs
take alIo. il t}le CENTS for MARYLAND
which, we believe, has rot bsen correct.
cd In the preceding enumeration,
This maacs difference Of perhaps an
hundred and iftY thoulanI p-r{ons.l
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05

1otn NJ GloRglsn coes be-a az E,aoaa
aaT Grabb'5 LSaa, a69at6vem jie5 f-alg-
H/iSU'agfoa, aid IS 12eLI knag5n n Tie okd'
ia5adinStg Of BranGt eyiae h54naeed, cy5srS
Il' relaticH5 are mn Evfug relbe55abI.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-07-05
FGPuLH4IpN
Ok TIE
UNITED STA TES,

EepreIe" c1rlYcA
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31
COMMERCIAL.

BosToN, MAY 76.
Estrsa ofs litter from an american gentleman IL
Bssrdt4as, to bis esrs80ndsnt IA sbis tosS1 ,dats<
ApT =.
"AnArrette has juR pAaed BY the FirR Cca-
ful Of France for the encouragement Of the
French Filheries and which may tend much to
the injury of thofe of our country. As 1t may
be intereaing to our part Of the United States,
iua nsre the principal heads of our iniorna-
ton. The Arretse is to continue in force three
years bounty of 50 francs is granted per
year. for every man engaged in the Newfound.
land Fifhery, and s for what is called the fmall
Fifhery for every quintal of iih, the produce
of the French fifhery, exported from Frame, or
the places where taken, direet 70 the French
Colonies, their is a bounty of Iaf. granted I;
for every auintal exported from the French
ports in the Mediterranean, 70 Spain. Portugal;
Italy, or lies 10 the Levanr Sf.is granted, for
every quintal exported from the places of laid
ffhery direa toSpain erPortugal,s f.thsre is like
wife granted bounty Of f. for every quintal
OF oil, the produce of the French Fifheries, i'm:
ported dire& into France an additional duty
Of s f. per gallon IS ALTO placed On all fin, the
produce Of foreign 6fheries imported into the
colonies excluivs Of the local dasies now exiR.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31

The MniaeraIi0s nov apologize for the
glariag u3nsm<v 10 the tale Of the Bill lately
Paded for Paying %fds Wbsk Debt, BY new
notes and borrowed money, BY faying that il
was the accidental blunder Of Mr.. Gallrins
0adeg y tis yasrinesef or fasgaegs. -Bdt is noe
this acknowledging . g,sdf~ at/ardity thar of
going acrois the Atlantic in fearch Of officers 10
cired the moli precious concerns Of the An,sri-
can people.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-05-31

mitsed On al hands TO b eG<nf;eI y.
vation of liberty Is i esfdeat> M
nent fhould have : vii Of Il
fequently fhould be 70 conlaitol|
bers Of each fhould have - k7f&
ble 10 the appointHenr Of the m< &
oshers. This principle rigour oul1v u
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
FRoN 81. pOA[LNGo.

The schooner Determined Rover, arri-
we'd here yester lay IN II days from Care
Francois. Capt Maiher informs us that
the blacks, though not able TO ms Ike a stand
Ssalnet the French, were ravaginy every
spof' where By night they could burn
and piilagc without dread OF oppositions.
Scarcely 9 night passed that plantations,
even IN the vicinity Of the cape were ret
destroyed, and the wreiched owners sa-
crIlieed 10 the resentment of the persecu-
ted Africans. Numbers Of the negroes
were 6sily executed, ard the scenes of
cpid-bicoded rnassacres which took place
were never surpassed in that i.i-fated colo
ny The fever still ragged among the
troops---it vas supposed that $4,000 Of
them had fallen victims 10 it and fighting
the negroes. The Cape was fast rebuild
ing. Lumber bore high price, proyisi-
on5 dull. Cen. Leelerc had recovered
from his illness.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07

Thus it appears from the testimony of
FEDERAL legislator, that since Mr.. Jeiler-
son came into office, the national debt has
been diminished 2,259,Sl7 dollars and 81
cents.
Wh'lsS ne has also relieved Us from all
odious, oppressive internal taxation.
Must not these fa6ls diIIuse a general
JOY over the country?
q federal secretary OF the treasury, in
4 ieteer to the committee Of was ard
means, dated 22l Januaty, 1900, stAes,
that . the principal OF the debt Of the Uni
ted States had increased Since the cstab-
iishment of the present government, The
sum Of l,5l6.53s dollars and so,cents."
This, it will be remembered, was after
twelve years Of peace,
IN less than ore year, President Jelfer-
sons wise and frugal measures have de-
creased II nearly 'iree millions.
These things, felow-citizens, ere wor-
my your most attentive and serious con-
sderatlcn-----they are
STUBBORN FACTS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
HNFCBCyE

a Harcnae Of The last Century, whose
uehsicn was ia Yorkshire, was supposed
70 &c dsat, whea iSe following converse
54iion 'ock place between his Jester or
5ccl an one o. his serY4ute
Ssr. ~. Oar master Is gcae. Fo71, ah.
WHITTIER &c he cove Itsraat- To Heaven
l nope Fsoi. To Heaven 70. Shat he
IS not. ara sgre. &e,regr. W-i.y SO ?
f~5'' Why, Because Heaven IS a errat
way CT, and when my naster was poinc-
!onS tourney he used .or sol0e tjtae 20
heatd riH speak 81 lJeayen, or faal,c
~ Preqsrat 'ons 10Y goi2s:, he caauc %, g
fore ae -9Ic tSitdcy.
The beFonct however, recovered, aaE
tbs r2nyef 7aIon haigs told han, re va
so STRUCK by IL, trcc he immediately 4a
gsn TO prepare fot1.s journey to TIT ccuu-
Try " !fom WHOSE 5ourn 10 trayelicr re-
turns"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
Land for Sale.


I 'FIE traSt Of land, known BY The name
a RiveredGe, late the property OF OF
way Byrd, is offered Tor sale, on a credit
OF i've years, or the purchasers securing.
by decd of trust on the Land, Together
wlrh 4 bondan5 good personal security. tie
Payment Of the principal It TIE time ap-
pCineed, and thc quarterly payment Of is-
gal interest from the date OF the contraGl.
his valuable plantation lies on James
River in Ms county Of Charles City, 25
miles from Petersburg, and 30 from Rich
mond; is therefore very convenient ia
trade, and has AN excellent 6shery.--Tkc
Tract contains 800 acres By ~ old survey ;
a considerable part IS wool land, and very
wen timbered the cleared grounds are
well adapted 10 tie cultivation of Corn,
Wheat, and Oats, and there is valuable
Apple-Orchard, OF good bearing trees, ST.
tuatei on the River. The ,iwelling-housc
which IS eiegant, and in good repair, (hav-
ing four rooms and large passage on the
arst flOor, and four rooms and q passapc
on the second floor, besides q garret, vhich
IS spacious, and answers the putnose ofa
store roora,) stands near the river, with
the advantage Of 2 fine P.ospeSt, and
pleasant situation. There are several con-
vsnient out houses, ana a AIll, sufficient
20 grind ioT few families, on q strser,.
rot fer from the dwe'lpg-hcuse.-I'he
f!lll a. present needs some repairs, which
may be made at small. expense. Mr..
Patrick Eiendreu, residing At 5hitly, IS au.
t5orized by me 10 receive proposals for
purchase, and TO execute 4 deed 4, tue pur-
chascr in ny name. This lund IS sold in
T. rsuance Of the Lass VIII and Testament
y way Byrd, deceased, and the tit.s is
,'onabiy GOOD
ANNA BYRD, Afef~.
with fie BfRg4Ge4s,. Of OF. .ay
7grsA deceGsr5.
sn5urg, July 80, 1909 rrrl
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
pHILApFLpHfA. - Ia.

Iac Essc;; Frigate, Capt. Bsipbridge,
was to sail yesterday for tire Foton,ack.
a nHntny' III said, had taken place anon,
the crew IN consequence OF whatwasdee,n-
Cd an Infringement Oftheir contract. The
crew OF the Essex shipped, originally, N
TINS port to serve ior the space Of one wear.
Sixteen months however, elapsed beJor.
The return Of the Essex aom ths Mediter.
rancan to Nsw-YorE. Here the cruise ana
&C, and here The crew insisted up,,,, ,hejr
rich, to be discharged. Orders, Il seems.
were intenhed 20 have met Capt. Balm.
bridge OF Sandy Hook, for proceedino. TO
the City Of Washington, withot anchorinr
these orders we're not received, the ,hin
ct course came 10 anchor. In consequence
Of fresh orders itom The Nav Argent Mir.
Ludlow, to Capt. 3. TO sail Tor the Poto.
inacS, the crew, as above stated. sipni6ad
their intention of not complying. The
Captain, We understand, vas Compelled
10 use coercive measures, to enforce ODE
dience.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
JnlY 3D..
INTERFSTTNC

Capt. Milan, who arrived here yes
terdey in very short passage of 8 days
from Cape francois, nsorms, that the
day before ne sailed, Gen. Lscierc had
ordered AN additional duty OF Eve per
cent. CT an goods exported from lie Island
of s.. domingo, making a total duty If
twenty hge per cent hat, IN future, Ell
Inc French solitary at that place, were 70
receive specie Tor their service, and TO
find themselves IN al provisions except The
article Of bread.--Ihat reiniotcemeuts Of
froops were daily arriviu- frora Trance in
catering transporls.--Jhat the fever still
ragged with great violence among the
q ,ops--1hat out of about 70 Gems. who
cshe out with the army, not more than
% remained, they having been chiefly
q OF with The levee--Thst General lie
Clerc was on The eve OF reforming 70
Trace, and was 70 he succeeded Nv &C.
acrai M'Donal1---yhat American produce
vas generally lOw--lhat even luInhcr ges
On nc flu and that Hour Was selling At g
oi.9Fs basre!.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07

\ Paris paper Of the 10Th May, says, i,
consequence Of 4 grenaoicr OF the Consul
lar Guard having shot HIMSELF on account
Of cisaPPointnentin love, the Sir. Con-
sui ocrnnanded The following notice TO be
posted mp NJ The barracks.
F." Il sa3ylic1' 2iglif 70 s7is-g l3ry 70 9re~eo,,ic
gricfi and aie 7isiaficlofy arisiRg, J7.on, ssi-
On There is IN a'atch sl7.c coanaee iv spJ.
firing mir Jfra'1css scosgi hgfs, aaia r-p,a;n-
fay /Irh bef5ye As gTaac shot 5t.a 6ltse,,,.
FoT a s0iafer 10 abonfiop hio'eeI 10 sorrosy
Trsfs9nf any resiata'iee, q 2h5aaselfi ia ord7.
~ aoo,d u, r. 10 a6aHISa nc .feld ef 64ffle.
soi;koYt havi5tg coaellered."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
pETERsRURG, Aueest ).
Uaahinrfon. UfItes, &c J ,IaIu 8.

~ aEN'NgFo7T' WNEF8I O J zig 8.
The principal militia otlicers OF Frank
In, Jackson, and Clark counties, with
federal oslicer, set off on THURSDAY the 18th
nh. for the purpose OF removing within our
lines, al lie settlers over the indian houn-
darv.--It Is SAID there are upwards Il 200
families. Ire militia are to be raised to
execute the orders il necessary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
NORFOLK, August s.

4 gentleman passenger in the brig Ann
from Cape Francois, informs, that at the
time of his departure, gen. Macdonald,
with 1900 troops FROM France, were w
ing too q short distance u the eastward Of
the Cape, waiting FOR orders at what place
to land An additional duty Of per cent.
(raaSinG now p per cert. in the whole
was laid days befove his departure on
all exports from the Island in ioseign YES
sells,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07

On reading tfat the 5Euiossh Ciesqe
vas cut and distributed aIaors Tie com
pany celebrating he Anniversary OF hla
dependence al Dash3glon -
why septles, wnen VITA vine eIate,
And quailinS at your ease,
" hils tcastiAG ece'y GA"s taafs s-sa.;
Did YOU rot tcaot Jour CHzEsE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07

BY gentleman arrived yesterday from
Charleston, we learn, that Iate arrivals at
that City from Havana state, that the
Governor had confined the Intendant OF
the Havmna in the GIoro Castle, in con
sequence Of a dispute between them rela-
tive 10 the purchase OF a quantity Of Aour
from American vessels---he was to be
sent TO Spain the first opportunity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-08-07
For Sale.
c7e o. ne aios; retirc9. bcaf75as qat zq-
laa5e sifnaslons IN re cry If Rich

Formerly the ycsiIcnce Of Mr. .oseph
Bcycc--highiy improved b. hIr. Fenw:ck,
of whom The subscriber purchased 70 dur
i1t, The last winter. There is attached TO
it at least Sour acres oflaHd, well enclosed,
highly improved and row ia red clover.
The tenement has valuahic garden a.
bounding 'gith vegetables al3 rfait trees.
The subscriber Ls5 asst cretcd q new
building on one Of the lots, calculated to
hold a cauiage, four horses, four COWS, and
an tho grain and Piggindcr necessary FOR
their aapport. The dweiEEg 1ousc "a Of
q new, convenient an vconstrrG g
having four good ro' aaySA. ~
tbs lower, aad thre g
swim kItchen
ing rooms 5lrf
the same roo
The prope
than It's vaiue.--oh "a
/ dit
WELLS.