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BALTIMORE, March 6.
Pr THE err cogseIl OF BALqrMoas.

~ tHE CI4f NODhCJE OF BALTIMORE.
Il having been represented 10 the city
council Of Baltimore, nov IN session chat
d conhagration hath DESTROYED a consi-
derabie part Of the town of Norfolk that
in consequence Of This awful calamity, a
number Of familius ave reduced TO such
extremity of want. IS 10 render neces.a-
~ the speedy ipterposijion of the Bene-
VIOLENT Of this and other places; and the
-ablcc, having commanded II immediate
attention of the city council, the following
resolutions have been adopted:
Fesoired, That the following persons
he, and they arc hereby rsspe slluly and
earnestly requested 20 solicit donations in
her respective wards, and ~ Je,urn the
sums by them collected 10 the mayor OF
Che ely.
lst Ward ISAAC Philips, John Ken
nedy, AieNaoier " Donald, John Nit.
cher.
ID ward. Emanuel Kent, Rev. Fran.
c's BecHon, Isaac Tyson, Andrew Eli
cot.
81 Ward. John Rollins, Benjamin
Williams, John M'Kim, Jun. VIM. M'Do-
Maid.
4th Ward. WIN. Patterson, Thomas
tiolimgsworth, Isaac M'Kim, Robert Gil
NOR, Jun.
5th Ward. Daniel Rowland. Kennedy
Long, Samuel N'Eiu, Matthew Brown.
9Th Ward. Micreel Dihendcrfer. viii
liam Carman, James Brown, jun. George
L,ghlner.
9Th Ward George Hussey, Frederick
Shse1er, Patcick BENEFIT, Joshua Ennis.
9Th Ward. John Snyder, VIM. Jack
son, Thomas Worrell, Robert Hender-
son.
Rcsofved That the collection now re-
commented be commenced IN Tuesday
The 9Th instant, aEd that these recommen-
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w. COWAN,
Watch 9 CLock Mnker.

X EspEorruLLy informs his friends and rho
public, that he has commenced business i,
part OF the shop occupied by MIR. L. Sullivan
Jewrler' one door below the Eagle Tavern.
w. {. repairs Repeating. Horizontal and
PLAIN Watches; Musical, Chime, Chamber and
pan LOCKS, on the most reasonable terms =
Those who favor him with their custom 4.
pend on having their work done with neainss.
and puneuality. "''eSS
N b. A variety of WATCH CHAINS
SEALS and KEYS, for sale.
NV March 10 1904
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To tie Mayor Of The Borough Of Norfolk
RICHMOND, March /, 1909.
SIR,


AT a meeting of the citizens of Rich
mond and Manchester, convened yester
day, by public notice, at the Bell Tavern,
TO contribute towards the relief of the in
habitants OF Norfolk, who have suffered by
the late calamity. withwhichy your Borough
has been visited, and 7rho may require I'M
mediate aid: We the subscribers appoint.
ed Committee TO receive from the per-
sons who were appointed to receive the
subscriptions, the amount thereof, ard for
ward the same to you for the purpose "a
bove mentioned, feel great pleasure in adj
vis!ng, that about 5000 dolls. has already
been received, which, with whatever fur
Their sum may be collected, will be remit.
ted by the very first favorable opportunity.
You may therefore, sir, If convenient and
necessary, anticipate The whole or any part
thereof Wishing you and your Fellow.
Citizens may never experience simia,
disaster, but enjoy health, happiness and
prosperity.
We remain, with due respect,
Sir, your ob't humble servants,
THOMAS RUTHERFooRD,
JOHN Henry,
WIN. FENwIcK,
JOHN RICHARD,
WIN. WISEHAM.
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slider the other proposition, and in order
to try the sense of the House whether
they would take it up this session or not,
he moved that the resolution proposing
AN amendment 10 the constitution, dis
tricting the states for the choice of electors
OF President and Vice President, he com
United 10 the committee of the whole house
on the stare of the union.
Motion lost.
After the transaction Of much subordi.
nate business tie house adjourned.
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NORFOLK, March z.

Having been favored with copy of the
following letter, which was received by
Saturdays mail from Richmond, we hest.
tate not in giving it place in the Herald
land have no doubt but that the examples
OF Petersburg and Richmond, will stimulate
other cities and towns to similar exeriions
OF philanthropy.
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datory resolves be published daily, until
then, FOR the information of the citizens.
WIN, -JESSOP, President
cjothe first branch ofthe City Council.
GEO. PkESSTMAN, President
fro tenn. Of The second branch.
March 5.
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TOR SlLE,
"A PrOCIa1natinn.

y authority of the President of the limited
- STATES, a reward of 500 dollars is hereby Of
Tered toany person or persons, who shall aipre-
hend and secure in some jail within the Uni,ed
States, or deliver to thecommaudng officer Of anv
military post within the United States, or its ter
ritories, JAMES WOODS. charged with the
murder ola Cherokee Indian in Buncomb county.
IN the tate OF North Caroline on or abour the IAN
day OF January ast-Said Woods is about thirty
two or thirty three years of age FIVE fect nine or
ten inches in height is stou, and well made. hss
thick sandy hair and beard and fair cor1plexion.
has a. times worked at the silver smiths trade
and has left wife at y geon settlement. near
where the murder was committed.
Given at the War-Ctc1 City of Washing
ton, the lstdny Of March. 1904
4w Fl DEARBORN, Sec'ry of Var
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NOTICE-

TIA Ihave committed the entire management
and transaction Of my business to my brother
Robert Z Payne, of Columbia, and county Of Flu.
wanna ana authorised him, and him only to set
tic and adjust on my behalf, the debts ov,in- 70
or by the estate of Richard Cooke. late Of Pin.
wanna Accordingly to linn the said Robert y
Payne, those having claims upon tine said estate
will bring them forward for adjustment; nd
those indebted TO it make payment, which they
are requested to do without delay.
POLLY COOKE,
Execattje of Ric5md Cooke, dee.
Fluvauna, 10Th Feb. 1904.
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PETERSBURG, March 9.

On Monday, the 5th Of March, the re.
p0blicans of the Town of Petersburg cele
brated the Anniversary OF MIR. Jeflerson's
election. An elegant entertainment wa
prepared by Mr.. Powell; at which DR..
GILLIAN offiCiated as President, and Mir.
ARCHIBALD THwEATT as Vice President.
AS the people can never 100 severely
punish, by their cengures ard abhouence,
those who betray The trust reposed in them,
by the public; so neither can thew too
strongly or too frequently testify their APP
probation Of the good and faithful servants.
whose obJect is the public veal, whose
means the constitution---ln this spirit the
following ToAsTs were drank, as the una
nimous sentiment Of the company -
!. The day.-The diminution of taxes.
the acquisition OF Louisiana, and the unex.
ampled prosperity OF the farmer, mer-
chant and mechanic, aie only 10 be attribut-
ed to a change of measures on the 4th of
March, 1901.
.. Tie heQhie ofthe United Stafes."-
Long may they enjoy union, prosperity
and peace andconier their fdUors on those
who promote their interests, and not or
those who wish to Cypress them.
s. THE friends ot'the heoile, not Meiy.
faffe7'ers."-By their deeds We shall know
them.
4. Thomas Jefferson, President of the
United S'ates.--So long as liberty shall
have votary, or America friend, the
author the Declaration Of Independence
viii be remembered with gratitude and af-
fection.
s. The Legislature and E.recutfOe .du-
Mo17ttes."-Ihey have been weighed in
The balance, and are not found wanting.
3. The Judiciary."-The DELINQUENT
deserve not mercy--paTonage and the
smiles of the just 10 the deserving.
z. THE H,'my and Napy."-Stil faue,.
he their Z" nnHbers"--thc " vaior" OF free.
men will be their own protection.
g. To tie True SeaDen Of The United
fes."--May the brave man sailing under
the American flag, who prefers it to all
others,neversee it struck, nor ever become
q companion to the injured and disconso-
late shade of Jonathan Robbins.
9. " free PreSS."--Truth its obie6t-
may it.Dever again experience the kind
Protection of Sedition Law.
10. Honesty, Cafacifg and ETdelitv TO
the Constifufion.'-The man whose ran
corous prejudice prevents him from recog
nlzing these titles eminently conspicuous
in the present administration, deserves not,
and shall never receive the appreciation or
the favor of good men.
u. q" The Her9cs and Statesmen of Me
ReUoimion. THE highest seats in heaven
be their portion.
ID. " Washingfon. Tie neUey dessrfed
his Fost."-His hryncihies were nor those of
a despicablc faction; whose every action
is in direGl contradiction to the will Of the
people.
IS. " Religion and Noradty."-The lat
ter will be the certain efIect Of " tire eoo-
UernHe1f" Justly adminlstered-May the
villain perishwho wishes union Of Church
and State.
a. May the wretch be Chascd from So
ciety who cannot be honest even in the best
of times.
Is. JoEn .ldams."--Why will his
fiiends continue to expose his family
blooming iaurels to the scorching mid day
sun
10. The hosOer Of Tmfeachmenf. The
men who have dared TO pollule the iudg.
ment seat, and to be dishonest " in the
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worst OF times" possess too much impd-
dence 10 resign.
IL. Agriculture and Commerce.-The
ocean should be furrowed with the same
freedom and security as our peaceful
fields.
VOLUNTEERS.
Ky The Presidsat--The Militia oftbe II
nited Siates-Every individual feels the sa-
cred trust handed down to him by his pre-
decessors, and every citizen is ready to he
soldier.
By shc Vice-Presiden-The Majesty ~
the People-Let the fate of Mr.. Adams
be lesson to every President. that dis.
mission shall follow when the tcipor of the
people is not merited by pursuing their
interest agreeable to their will and wishes.
"A number of other volunteer toasts
were drank; but some Of them being mis-
placed, 1t is thought best not to inser,
any,
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| of misconduct Of both judges, when but
one act had been charged against judge Pc

of misconduct Of both Judges, when but
one act had been charged against judge Pc
tiers.
Mr.. T. Randolph observed that he per-
ceived no reason for the preamble. He
hoped therefore it wonld not be agreed to.
General enquiry was his object: and as go-
ing to li1ni. it, he was against che pream-
bic.
Mr.. Elliot said that, had the amendment
Of the gentleman from Maryland prevailed
/ he might have reconciled it to his mind TO
vote for the resolution thus amended. But
as il stood he could not.
Mr.. Nicholson remarked that when he
first offered the amendment, the Incorrect
ness suggested by gentleman from n
!. Carolina had not occurred to him. 10
obyiate this incorr IS he would m owe
to amend the am It by saying a
certain act of Il ters'Y
Mr.. Speake amendment was
not in order.
MIR. Nichols under such clrcums
stances he mus against the whole a.
mendmcnt.
The questio. 6 taken the amend
menf. rs am ende IS lost without divi-
SIGN.
When the resoi, on for appointing a
committee Of enquir was carried Yeas 81
Nays 4o-as follows.
YEAS.
Messrs. Aston, junior, Alexander,
Bard, Bedinger, Bishop, Blackledge, Boyd,
BOYLE, Brown, Bryan, Butler, Casey, ].
Clay, Clopton, Crowningshield, Cuts,
Dickson, Earle, Early, Elmer, Eppes,
Eust;s, Findley, Fowler, Gile spie, Gray,
Gregg, Hanna, Hosbrouck, Hoge, Hol-
land. Holmes, Jackson, Jones, Kennedy,
Knight, Lieb, Lucas, Lyon, NJ Cord,
Merriwether, K. Moore, I. Moore,
Morrow, New, Newton, jun. Nicholson.
DIN, Palmer, Patterson, Phelps, J. RAM
dolph, jun. t. M. Randolph. J. Rea, (of
Pennsylvania J. Rhea, (of TENNESSEE
Richards, Root, Summons, Sandford, Sc
vier, Skinner, Sloan, Smile, J. Smith, (of
Virginia. Stanford, Stanton, Stewart, Tho.
mas, Thompson, A. Trigg, J. Trigg, Van
Corlandt, Van Horne, Varnum, VerPlank,
Walton, Whitehill, M. Williams, Vim,
Winston, and Wynns.-81.
NAYS.
Messrs. Baldwin, Betton, ]. Campbell,
Camberlin, Chittendin, ]. Clagget, Cutler,
Dana, Davenport, Dennis n,p'5he, Elliot,
Griffin. G. Grissvoid, X. Grlswold. Hast
ings, Hough, Huger, Hunt, J. Lewis, jun.
I. Lewis, Livingston, Lowrdes, n. Mitch
ell, S. L. Mitchell, Mott, Pl ,sr, Purvi-
ance, Sands, J. c. Smith, J. Smith (of n.
York St6dman, Stephenson, Taggart,
Tenney, Thatcher, Tibbits, Van Rens-
seIaer, Wadsworth and L. Williams-41.
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A daft of Henry K. May and Co.
on GlIbsrt Robe zion and CO. of


A daft of Henry K May and Co.
on Gilbert Robestfon ard Co..
New York. in my favor tor lzso
Tomas Ihompfon aud Sc1's note 10
Isaes Fl. Tucker, da.ed che 18th
Nag lag, at ieyenty five days en-.
dorisd by me- f-r 1850
William Cafh's note to VIM. Gore,
dsscd the II April lait, a, flx,y
days. endohsd by VIM. Wilfon 4e4 so
In Pos.s's n.te TO William vii.
In, dassd The Path Apr AIT, at
90 sys, endo,fed ty William
W,ilon, 4go
Pmip Cares n2ts to William Wilton
dated the so.h Of A, ril lati at SO
GAY $. sa4oiied BY VIM. Wilton s.
ielf $40
William Wtfof's note to me dared
she oof May LAT, at So Jays, SOC 80
usthaa Swif's note to 90. Potrs,
dated the I'D M aft, at6o
days, sndogied D. John Pots and
~ Self, Ego
John Potts : to me, dated the
d 7sa Ma ak, at6o days. 100
Rooest I s4soe aLG Co.'S draft on
lanes ErawFord and Co. OF Phila.
,iespa,a, in my favour, accepted
the in inR zoos 50
Same o. lamc date, 100
Same OF fame cate, 100
CcoJge Lawrence's note TO me dated
the 20 July, 500. zos 50
4 william 1ose's ~ ,eceipts fer "a barrels -four,
r. & W P. K,ct aton's feceipt Tor II barrels
q hgur.
y Ph,eeas Janney' -ceipt for II barrels -four.
q Ifaao Ho'Ehgfv tn order on Samuel Croudion,
accepted the ia inf. tor g. barrels ur.
Il 4Ambroie Vafie.
s June IS. d
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deny to those men the namnttsase1 toly.
cans.
FED. Pray Mr.. Demo. how Brown
! you known Major Pierce Butler,
so well ofhim, should like to lpo that 4
grounds. Mill
Demo. have known him these Co. "
twenty years. And all that TINE
kaown him to be true patriot. ""
Fed. What do you mean by true :.
triot
Demo. One who always had the ;n,..
OF America at heart, and always wac
the right side ofthe question.
Fed. That is to saw on your side D
pray inform me, what reason did h. = ~
you to suppose he had the interest Of a. 2"
RIGA at heart?
Demo. Because when he saw hgr -
pressed by England, he left the sery;'
of that country, inwhich be had an homo.
bic rank to defend her. Because he Gonot
for her, aided her councils with his wis., 9
and experience, and gave his hand and NJ
heals to raise her up 10 glory md ind .prn
dence.
FED. This is your opinion, Mr. Demo :.
but in my opinion he walked aside from
sound policy aud the true Interests Of tb~
people when he gave his support to tbstI
parry whiohhas inundated this country win
false nations of government with disorca.l
nizing principles, with the principles Of
revolutionary France.
Demo. Sir, he never did wrong in bus
public capacity-Heis ncqbqble ofu.
Fed. Oh understand you, gou say thar
because he is on your side, and supports ali
your measures.
Demo. No, upon my honor, Sir, no suca
/ thing.
| Fed fine were to vote against single
measure ofyour party right or wrong, you
would alter your mind.
Demo. No, Sir, upon ny honor, YOU
mistake me. value freedom of opinion
TOO much. E cry man has a right to give
| his opinlsn in a free gate.
Fed. Have YOU heard a5cut the change
in the constitution?
Demo. have heard such a'measureiS in
progress.
Fed What is the nature Of 1t.
Dcmo. ! do not know. But / am sure It
must be good, because ltcomes from our
party.
Frd. Indeed! Suppose it SHOULD have the
effect to rob this state Of lis constitutional
| rights
Demo. | cannot believe that.
Fed. 1t does, assure YOU though.
Demo. You are prejudiced. | must have
better authority before | believe.
Fed. If | were to give you the authori.
ty of your Senator and favorita Maj. But
Ter, you would believe -
Demo. 10 be sure, [ would take his au.
thority for any thing: but it is impossible.
He would not differ from taeparty any
account.
Fed. assure you he has Opposed it ID
congress. See here. (ohews nlm news.
paper which he reads
Demo. D---n me if could have believed
this. Buthe must be wrong.
Fed. What ! MAJOR Butler wfon5-hr
whose patriotism, and wisdom you Q Prals-
cd. What reason have you to thin lat ne
is wrong? You own you don't undsIstan5
the matter.
Demo. Yes, but he must be wrong, be-
cause he opposed Mr.. Jefferson vl.@s IA
this instance.
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put sale.

viii be adae 20 TUESDAYS Sales,
EI.asr Mahogany Side Boards
sarblc do.
lard Tables
Gable Decks
aAssItalian Marble Chimney pieces
fet of Dining Tables with ends
pair Settees
hand(ome Fowling Piece.
Philip G. MayReller.
June Il.
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James NJ. M'Rea, C. c
Fifty Dollars Rewagd.

Will be given for the recovery Of
my POCKET BOOK, containing sbou, Eighty
Ff1e Doilats III bank notes, and The following
yapsrs--Rolep out Of ny counting room on the
niejt of ,hs 9th inf. between the hours of nine
an zen O'Clock;
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@aIe bp Sutton.

ON MONDAY
Tn resh Of Juneau o'ctck, will be fold on
the premfes,
A Houie and Lot of Ground,
on the fouth fide ofPrince ereet, between Roy
al and Pitt firsets, the houfe is fitted up for a
grocery tore with large dry cellar the Rsnd
is equal 10 any in the stfee.. Terms &c. will
be made known al the place of tale
Philip 6. MayFeIler.
Isne r.
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From the CharIcsten Courier.
TO THE EDITOR.

A,ld nozv they SIN mare and more, and haze
made them molten images Of their silver,
and tdols according to their o1On unae1'
stan9lng, all gift the zu0rk Of craftsmen,
hey say ofthem, letMe men tAat sacrifice
kiss the cGlveS.
THeref5re they shall be as tue morning cloud
and as the early de10 that passsth away
as the chag' that IS driven z0ih the
-7uhirl40ind out Of he F.O5 nj rs The snake
out q the chImneys.
Hosea, XIII. 9. 3.
The single instance which have
selected and dwelt upon in my former let
tiers, will serve as well as thousand others,
which might be mentioned, to prove the
ieplorable and degraded state of the poll
lical mind OF the American people at this
time. In it there is legib,y written I'm
olicit cfedulous faith in the whole doctrine
Of the democratic fiction, & AFFECT subms-
sion to, al d exercise Of its in clearance,
its prosecuting spirit, its disregard of all
rule, order or 6ecency, its injustice, and
its naughty love of domination. A man is
held by such faction, AZ all that is excel
lent, so long as he yields obedience to their
measures, but the moment he dares to
question them, persecution is the word.
But the gross imposition is this, that
whale the driver, who sits on the coach box
with his DIT and his whip, directs the cat
tie who drag it along, whips them if they
flag, and if any one of them attempts to
stop at this broken bridge, or at thai preci-
Plce, cuts up the rest, and makes them gal
lops him, and trample him in the n;re,
the crack Drained people follow after as fast
as they can, and guided by the dust, run
shouting and huzzaing, with JOY regardless
OF the adnloaitions of their friends, and
deaf tosthe calls of common sense.
WHAT'S the substance of all this ? I
will put it in the way Of dialogue between
a Federallst and Democrat, For again
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IN Common Council.

.JHar "a, 1904.
Ordered, That Samuel Craig, John
Maaeaiser and |oisph Dean be appointed Gem
mtlioners TO hold an election at James David
fms tavern, in the fra ward, on Tuefday the
rs h day of the preiens month, for the pulpofe
of elett;ng member of the Common Councii, in
place OF George Taylor, Efq. reigaed, and fiat
due notice thereof be given.
TeR,
James M. M'Rea, C. c
Time rs
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Public 5aIe.

pubic 5aER.
On Wednesday the goth Of June, will
be fold a, the fore Of IHOS. RICHARDS,
corner OF King and Pitt Rteets,
Hi the Stock IN Trade,
OF faid Richards, conG.ting of a large and very
general aaortment Of
Fgla0'ea6Le Dry Goods,
On creii, .. TWO, four and fix months, for a2.
proved inde,fed negotiable notes.
PHILIP G. Mayfeller.
Tan- g.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-12-10
E~ SAX and Insmed;nte Ps1sbIsn Ciivsa,

NNE half Of new doslk Sssp NH. almcR iin
" lined. RANGING on sAco R,ver in the town Of
Pb,llpbuseh togo her wisha complete fet Of Grin mill
IRONS and STONES, ssah privilege fuficiens TO fet
q mill on. A,fo. .f~o DWELLING HOUSES one 3S by
az With cut, houfes Adjoinng 0ory high hnilsd
hde and party within the other is fmasr, is a;ihed
ousids partly within. Altc, good new barn, 50 by
80. with few acres Of excellent taac and psiiure
and Said land adj"iu. the mill privilege, The tui
dnss within - rods II the ns TIC mill 10 So feet
long and 80 wide, and accommodated With bcoms, 6p
chains, bars and every u,enhl and as good frame
on saco River, and ands in fate ap,ce ON account,
Of damage W frefseu and viii he completed In twc or
three weeks. he deance from the above 6,uaton to
Portland ~ sils4s an TO saeo H. Any quantity Of
boards may he haued Porand from fad n.,. Tor three
dolisrs per M and Sseo Tor two doilars Timber Is
plenty up the river, and the conveyance down fate the
common price & two doiisp per- NJ, Any rerfon or
perons wifhns engage in the milling hufnefs, will find
this good ruaon any ia the county. ~ land and
mills may be obtained, ard privilege. Cor more mills ii
the ,vicaitv. .4a .'l .;t 81
+ Terra. OF payment will be madevsafy. Wen lnda Of
Eneh Goods, wholefae prices, edis fer part, viii
Good iecurity. The whne part viii, he fod a. BET
fui,s the pnresfer For further particulars. enquire
ELLIOT q. VAUGHAN, at Swsb,s Esv,y, 70 called
near the prentice or Of WILLIAM yAUGHAN. Ptre
lens PbNiysn,gb, Mes. IS, 1900.
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FORS AVE.

lind immediate pab3s5Ian giuen, i
NNE Of tue bea Stand. for eu6nsfa the county Of
~ Hs~srl, Gtuated in P,sSea pear BsR line, and on
the eornef IT the ennnty snd country road Hopfe,
%
all centers here and trader within feven miles one
way, and twelve the etherIt Is beautifully Guaied f.
cling P4as~ Bay. With every convenience for trade BY
waIer and land. :s 49,
Saw and 0rin MILL. both acv.. the former hand-
ing jun At high water where the fpring dss only op
her Tor an hoss il tide; the latter Aandins on the
county road-1Aef mills cannot Be injured by the erect.
ing Of osheA ~big macy mi here il grer, iurpy
Of good Log. for the fA~ mli1he gin mill wili pay
terms esesated induce ihoie psrchaic who make
application For further particulars inquire of the fub-
teribes, living ON the pIemiiess 4. Fss
tbenezer Whitney
S,.n~S as3 Nov. lec4 l.st IDe Il ess