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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-02-26
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N Offering the above work &c the public, the pro-
pretors tenble that excellence not often attain
able; but with candor and TRUTH equally remote from
arrogance and partially, they fay, that they con-
icientiouily believe it mas iu} claim to the conf
! dence and patronage of the people
Map of Virginia has been long and anxiouny
looked for None has been published, on the plan Of
the one now offered, for many years, when Augula
was the frontier county.
The labor, expenfe, and apparent difficulties, IN ac-
complaining 70 intereiling work, have deferred le-
verai from the arduous undertaking. The proprie-
tors finding that mot OF the other Rates had recent
y given encouragement TO rliiar productions ard
entertaining high fenfe of the real dignity and i'm
portanee Of Virginia embarked in the buiinef from,
well grounded belief that the magnitude and utility
oi the WORK you'd iniure, accomplished remue-
ration. And while Virginia is powerfully 2iuula,ed
with the love Of icence aud virtue, they hope and be-
heve ihe wall view donieitic productions which prove
Pre-eminentiy uleful, with a generous pride
The members OF the General AGembIy. and other
gentlemen, who have feen rough draught of the
map are requeited to inform their friends as the i'm
pFadieablity OF Hewing the map to all who may be
diiPoied TO iubtcribe, mutt be apparent.
1hoe gentlemen who take flbfcription papers. are
reqneted TO return hsm the fubfcriber, il Peterl-
burg, by tine Grt day Of May. The maps will be rea
dy for iubicrbers in the coure of the enfuing fun
Yner.
WILLIAM PRENTIS
Petersburg, February, 1905.
~ SpbfriefioaJ reeeiseJ ~ RrzcsIz u WoRs5gy
9if ''5s1' 1pi'6 4oJ'"s l!is.isa fqbers are hgseG
RICHMOND ACADEMY LOTTERY.
"a Office is hereby given, that the days of draw
! ing VIII hencefo-ward be "Wednesday and Sa-
t"rday, commencing tomorrow, the 5th instant,
From the great gain of the wheel, the price Of
tickets eleven dollars each but, to favour ear
y purcaiers. rhe " iii III continue TO
exchange tickets for prizes, until fifteen hundred
numbers are draw
R. MITCHELL,
r. POLLARD, Il es0,y3,.,
ALEX; STUART. Sfo Erbe,iufeal
VIM pPICE. iLl GJo7oigg.
G. TUCKER.
Ris5ws7d, F1b. 5i5, 1905.
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FOR PENl

: HE Lsrse Whi;e HOUSE 1T Pocse.ts. for
Z merry occupied by Mr.. William Tenwicl. and
afterwards by MIR. Bravton Cradlock. FOR ,ern,s.
apply to CALICO, RICfiARI -, co
January IL. Of
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January Is. If

CASH
WILL BE- giyea far 10 or Is BO1rS, f,oa
~ 7fol5. yeor5 old. Egqlire c5'ihe Printers.
Dec. -. Css,f1
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February 70. ersw

~ OCTOR WILSON recsive3 ycGrrdes a
- /hhs1 Of PrruziaR BARK, Crgor Gil ard
.sYrahyP, eli q tie 5eG qaalfy He alIo res Calo>
maj, Rheabc;r6, S.1lDa, Mama, Roe5sle d.d
Climber Suits, Tartar Emsfic, Iaeeocmnba.
cbinss7, Eilgie and Sitv.r Ca:be:sr;, E!saie aA,l
eoua0n BoNsieS, 90. &c. Sc.
He deEgHS TO keep a f.oSlr If TIE btR Medicines
bat ce2 be procured, qod fa!:crs bimf;J"l6af b;5
acquaintance srit6 Medicine, Svi! eat;tle I'm to
q. Fare ofpablic patronage.
- Pcrl9.is qt'needy e,rcD?Rances D. baring TIE
r-:aH prizes efhij Medieiaes, eViH be 1prgc1lca
far gratis. CIo5r 81. emf
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Feb.Io lep.dsl
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-07
From The .BALANGE.


Mysterious and attentive reader can look
on page OF Young's {" Night Thoughts"
without finding striking ard moral lessen.
The following lines have been read and
quoted until they are familiar to almost
every person still they may be again
quoted and again read, and they will still
be found to furnish new food for reaec-
ton:
a&The bell ftrikes ONE. We take no note of time
g But from its lofs To give it then tongue
I" Is wife in man. As if an angel fpoke.
SO feel the folemn found. If heard Alright,
[" IL is the Kneli of my departed hours.
" Where are they With the years beyond the food
I" # is the fgnaf that demands dilPa'ch"
A clock, morally considered, is, per-
haps, one of the most useful monitors that
the genius of man can furnish. Look at
it-you behold the progress Of time. Hear
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-07
MARRIED last evening, by the Rev.
flames I1mr, Captain Jo4lN HARPER, to
Miss SARAH DAVIS, both ofthis place.

Be- The reader will please to make the fol-.
lowing corrections in Mr.. Ratelife's AdarlE,
publilhed in the Alexandra Adyeuiier, of Tusi.
day and Wednesday laf.
Tas/day. Fifa column, sSth linz, for cour&
try, lead .eoxnfy. Same column, eoh line, for
little pay, read /ettle sat pay. Second column.
9th line, for, from my father to George Sum
mers, read, from ny father and 10 George Sam,
mers. Same columns, goth line, for Sunday, read
Jundry. Third cs'umn, 9th line, for know
ingy, read, nomineiy. Same column, Tooth liner
for taking, read ftekmg. Fourth column, s9th
line, for 1907. read 3ol. Fifth column, SD,
18th, and goth lines, tor 33l. read sss.
WtIx<isay. Firf column, 47;h 'iuc, for 1906
read 1886. Same column, rl2th and 18th
lines, for 1895, read r77s. THIRD column. 10Th
line, for decide, read sivide.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-07

Il steiiks--ystf arg told another hour IS,
gone. What is the age of man :. st bese
but few years. Years are composed OF.
days: days. Of hours: hours cf minutes ;
minutes Of seeonas. Mans. life is made.
up Of seconds: a single seconds I'D than
separates him from eternity! Look 1t yon~s
der clock How fast these seconds snc-.
coed each ether! low rapidly they come
and 60 yet every ore that passes shortens
life. iheref.se, man, be dilg>ei.
s7ENTCR.
AN old ssn,lcp,an, Essoss father at-,
tended more sosearaias his son the me-
taod cf accommodating siches than know.
iedge.) lived some t1ae IN a town In this
state. From, application ard 'ntlusiry &c
had aEnagsed a property ii about tweaty
Thousand d9!]ars, although not abs TO reaes
or write, ne never hired a clerk, but had
always been in the hatsit cf keeping his owa
books. He t.:d Invented some few chaYac-
ters, tor the purpose of conveying MS il
IDEAS toshlmsen and ..h"rs, they wese fcrn'-
ed IS nearly si:ailar 10 the shape OF thesr,icle
sold, as the mature Of the circum stance
wouid admit. Oae day customefa q. ia
called on bin for the purpose OF set;liag
MS account the book OF hieroely Eh.cks
was handed down. and our merchant com.
mebced with such a time you had gall
lon @: rum, and sech a time poaud OF
tea such a ticse ga;lcn Of nolasses, and
such a time cheese" Step tilere says the.
castomer, !" never had cheese Of you "
any oht- person, make my oH:a cheese"
i" You certainly have had II" gays thrJp.rr.
|. chant, g il is down in my book" fae o.
Their denied ever having purchased n artI-
Gle Of ,ilst kind. After ssihciert number
ofpro's and cons, upon recoiiectien be in
formed him he believed be had purchased
a gri,dst0ne about that nmc. " 'Iis the
very thing said the merchant, and | must
have forgotten TO put THE HOLE IN THE
MIDDLE.
(Bostan Paper)
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- q + 80
who stootlin enineliee, II, greatness and
in virtue, has fallen beneath the hand Of a.
base assassin.
There 1oas a day, when an independent,
judiciary offered to the injarea, an appeal;
superior to bribery or prejudice; anappeal
which power could nor appal, nor intrigue
defeat; a tribunal which constitutes the
last resources of the wronged; the uoialess
and best criterion Of equal lustics. But a.
las! this baautiluI and consistent structure,
lies miAgltd with the wreck ofinnoyation.
The line ms been when J'ymuess not cans.
plsance, was the virtue OF the statespan.
When his dictates were moulded in jas-
,aice, and enforced by power aud when.
: ttla lasys were respected and o5eyea, for
they were Sanctioned by bis authority.
Bat in these genlier days ct philosophie
refinement. decision would assume the I,iIe-
business of.desnotism. That hrmsess which
rises superior TO popularity in the main.
tenance Of national ri.,hs, and which pur-
sues without dread Of the resentment of
the people, the ,suh which their interests
dictate would DE deeried, as the child OF
fevered fancy the horrid abortion OF an
a.is.ocraticbra!n.
TIE SAy has been, when pechniary pro-
vision was on every OCCASION such as be.
came the dignity Of the government, and
such as 3hould meet the utmost demands
of probable exiSence. Oeconomy has nozv
become the idol of the day. A starving
economy which has 40 motive bat present
popularity no object but present gain at
the expence of public expsdieRc.. An
economy from which is ba.iished every
thing held wise or honorable with men.
An economy which calculates nothing but
peace, and yet defeats itself by its narrow
provisions for the future. An economy.
in saort, which suffers our .ellaw citizens
to anguish in the dungeons. of t'ripol;,
unnoticed and unthought of; while it Ia
wishes millions on the reseesments of party
zeal, or in the acquisition Of a vast and
worse than useless territory. Al cecono-
my which, instead of providing means
adequate to measures, and force which
may ".put resistance out OF the question, !"
dispatches few brave hundreds to fall in
an unequal contest; or at best to retire
covered with laurels, but not with victory,
and leaving behind them the object of their
warfare wholly uns,tained; their enemy
somewhat dispirited indeed, but not de.
stroyed; an enemy whom they May We,
teach by their example to conquer. How
mad, how infatuated is the policy which
thus sacrifices the aggregate, to serve in
the detail! How feeble, how despicable
is the government which thus temporises
in the yindication of its rights?
LEONIDAS.
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A POINTER LOST.

MiGed, from the Union Tavern, in Geosg..
Town. on the 10th altimo,
\ WHITE POINTER PUPPY, about fix
n months old, brown fpots On his right ear
ard over his left eai--Had on brafs collar with
the fubfcribe:'. nam. Wh;c,cG will
deliver fad dog TO me at the Union Tavern a.
iorefaid, or give any Information 70 that mag,
recover him, fnsl! receive F.ve D0iars reward.
p. VALET.
June 7. dsf
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!" French National ship Silence, !
AbYiL 10Th 1905.

One ofhis Britannia Maiesty's sab
jects, confined as prisoner on board this
ship, embraces this mode Of communicat.
ing information to his countrymen (beinr
the only means left in his power) hoping
that it may prove successful; if;t shoulj
even fail into the hands of any of our A.
merican well.wishers, they no doubt will
make it public that vaIuabls Spanish
ship, with an immense quantity Of specie,
bound to Cadiz, would leave the Havan-
ma about the 1st Of this month. Such a
prize is certainly worthy the attention Of
any of his majesty's ships on this stati-
on, looking after-she Spanish vessels
force is only 16 guns, and but indiferently
equipped.
TiIOS. BURX."
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1805-06-07
No. I.
Temporal Mutantar.

Mr.. EDITOR,
WE feel a melancholy pleasure in
the retrospect Of the past, when it is seen
through the gloom of the present moment.
1t 10 with suca sentiment and such alone,
that turn from the existing state OF things
in this country, TO the contemplation of
DAYS that have been when America CO aid
boast of unanimity and virtue in her citi-
gems, of wisdom and vigour in her councils,
when eruGition was not yet considered
crime, nor judicial independence prelude
TO impeachment.
The days haze 6eea when polite eda.
c.eion was ranked among tie highest claims
to official distinction. But literature ,nast
now hide amid her own groves, Learning
has been declared danserous.* And so It
is but it's dangerous only to the political
marhinist, when the ignorant are his in.
strumen,s. The keen eve of intelligence
would watch too narrowly lis motives the
eloquencc of her voice would arrest the
progress of his designs.
The days haze been when our political
theatre could boast of statesmen and of poe
liticians whom the world can scarce rival;
bat alas they have either fallen victims to
maghanimous consistency or are regret.
in retirement, events which they have
yainly struggled to procrastinate. They
wisely keep alooff from an infatuation which
they cannot conquer, and from councils in
which they cannot mingle without stain.
Que indeed who held a towering altitude,
Sea letter rom a member Of the Pennfyl.
vania Legislature TO his condiments ard alto Mr..
Raadolph's fpeech the trial Of Judge Chsfe,
in which MIR. R. lwho may b. fuppofed to fpeak
the lentiments of h;sparty) urges as the frong-
eR ground for the impeachment of ths venerable
Judge, his fupe r;er learning, and his ex.enGye
acquaintance with the law.
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with 4 seat IN tHe legislature, men OF Ca
pacity, fidelity and virtue. When this
will be we know mol. The leading De.
mocrats in this state, (and it's so in the.
states generally fear nothing more than
they fear, strictly speaking, being fund
om; they fear the people whatsoever them
TO be, what in truth they ale, aristocrats,
ambitious men, for. Of power and pelf,
who have gained, and who hope TO conti-,
nue. their authority, by belying The charac-
tiers and the views of the federal.ts gene
rally from General Washington downward.
They constantly cry out the necessity Of
preserving from the wicked claws of the
federalists their republican principles and
Institutions; and they cry ont with SO
much warmth and zeal, thar, lfl;their
views were not we'll known 70 be.centred in
their own agsraodizement, sorse of the
federalists might be deceived. The people
are deceived, and that is fully sufficient
for them: but having gained compleat
triumph over the federalists, having, as
they apprshend, nothing to fear from them,
TREY are now quarreling among themselves
for the booty, for the loavss and fishes !
aud il these quarrels they discover so
plainly the views BY which they have all
along been actuated, that the people are.
beginning to discover the exact amount of
their PATRIOTISM, which is next to no a..
mount at ali. The tederalis,s and The
moderate men of the other party .,rc u
nising; we shall all come right agaia bye
aud bye: Virginia will exhibit good poli,i-
cal examples in few years. The Robes
perian party (snch we call the vindic,ive
and violent) will not succeed.
Mr.. Richie recommends that the legis-
lators may know what they are about in.
future] that the bills should be printed as
in congress previous to discussion. We
strongly suspect a little republican self in.
tercst IN this recommendation. What
would the printer for the house get by
this businesss However, whether self-in-
terested or disinterested, the recommends
alton is a good one. and ought to be
followed, as 1t respects many of the i'm
portant bills every session before the le-
gislature. There being SO many who have
been debarred from the opportunity OF
early instruction." and not naturally Of
capacity to comprehend at glance all the
bearings and views of bill there being
SO many (almost all, according to the En-
quirer) who are /" ignorant of the principal
facts and arguments necessary to decide -
who 6 know little about them, except what
they casually CLEAN from the rapid reading
of the clerk it is certainly a matter of
importance that bills should be printed.
Such method would get the legislature
into habit, very desirable one, of know-
ing what they are doing.
Ex,,, III. NJ, J-or6 Es.o,,o- ~.
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For Nantucket, May 90.

The following article was found in a
junk bottle, taken up at the southwark of
the Vineyard, by one Of the pilot boats,
on the 9th inst. The bottle in wi ich it
was found was hallasted with six ounces
of lead balls, and had staff made fast to
it with piece If silk handkerchief serv-
ed through as flag:
6 French Nufi-nal shih .HiIeuce J
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From the Mcsa- 7ork Eveaiag Post.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-03-08
VALUABLE PROPERTY
FOR SHE.

NIILL BE SOLD, to the higheh bidder, or the
w premies, on the third day of April next at
IL o'clock, an undivided moety in the two lots of
ground, formerly the property of Andrew Ronald,
decd fronting the Bafon of the James River Canal,
near the center Of the city of Richmond, with an I'M
divided moety Of all the valuable buildr $ thereon,
coniiiting OF large three aory BRICK Bull DING.
eighty feet in length, with fourtenements, twenty
feet wide and forty-fve feet in length, with FIRE pla-
ces on the rit and econd floors, roonly eaIrets in
each, with large wheels fixed for hoiftng and lover
ing packages, &c. with dfpatch and cafe, good dry
cellars, with fire places in each. This houfc has been
lately built and in good repair ;'adoning is well f.
niihed two Rory framed dwelling houle, thirty eight
feet fquare, with two good cellars with fire places in
each for cooking, in frt and lecond floors are
eight rooms and fix fire places-Alfo frnal two ao-
ry Brick Houfe with four rooms, with fire placeslin
each, convenient for a fore or frna family, iikewe
imall wooden building with cellar, built for kiteh.
en-, and may be ui,d mop alto two fables and a
carriage houie. The landings except the kitchen,
Fable ard carriage houie injured in the Mutual
in'urarce Company aganf fire in the Rate of Vrgi-
MA and the premiums paid. Ihel lots front the baton
on fde, and bounded by Cary 's'nreet ard the
itreet leading to Shockoe warehouie, on the two g.
ther lides Of them, and are as convenient for COM
mercal or ether bulineGs rs any in the city.
The terms Of iae, will be feventeen thoriand dol
lars in ready money, the eldue payable the fifth day
OF Augua next, for which reGdue, bend with approx
ed lecurity will be required. II is deemed unneceT;i-
~ TO Rate the great value Of the above property to
thoie who rede in this city, but for the Information
Of strangers, the fubfcrber hegs leave to state that
the aioreiad property is Immediately oppofte the
lower part Of the balm Of the James river ca where
all the produce of the upper country is landed and
to any perlon deiirous Of edrryng the commifion
bufnel5 exenfvely, perhaps hyperion to any other
in this city.
WILLIAM AUSTIN.
February Eft
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NOTICE.

no facilitate to claimants under the 18th arti-
Gle OF the treaty with Great Britain the ree,ip,
oil the third initalment due on the 9Th July next, in
intnces in which they have contributed the pub
lie agent in London, teir pecia attorney,, has been
thought proper draw to the United States all fuch
monies oil the above defcrption may not BE- drawn
from hun by the individuals themelves prior to the
lit OF September next. She agent accordingly in
ftructed ceaie paying them after that date but a-
ter the Il OF November next, they viii be again pay
able at the city of Warrington to thofe who have
right, or to their a,tornes duly authorized.
Department ofStaie, Fs5.4. 1906.
- Note The Printers of the Laws of the United
States requeled nert the above four times in
their gazettes. Feb.i
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CASH
M ILL be giVen far Io or Is BOYS, fran
w ITO l5yearJ old. Inquire ort6e Printers.
1'sf' 10. e,att:
WILL BE SOLD,

I CVrT. 7
- q - =

At Public Auction, Saturday the Goth day Of
April next, at the Rawleigh Tavern in the CITY of
Wilamibursh;
, 4 HAT valuable Pantationcalled YARh5CTIT.Ef
lying in James City county, on Chickahomonr
River ten miles from Williamsburg. The inlprove
Nets are two itory brick houle, with two rooms
and paage above and below; porticoes on each ide
large and capacous barn. and three other o,t-horf,s
The whole tract, including an Hand, in view of ,br
hone, high and low land with Marines contains abont
200 acres; fcarcey third of which is cleared
Two thirds OF the lfland is arabic, which, with the
land adjoining the houie, is of hyperion quality Adj
Jacent to the Hand bold and navgable creeks
with convenient landing to each. The rance for cat
tie is very extenve, and the mares and meadows VIII
iupPly an abundance OF hay. Fin and wild fowl. in
their respective fealons, may with cafe be obtained at
your door The orchards, confing of the greate0
variety of all kinds of fruit feleaed with care are now
IN their prime The terms OF ale are one third cab
and one, two and three equal annual payments for the
balance. PEYTON RANDOLPH, If.
For ELIZA INJNIES
Feb. 10. (eptds)
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NOTICE.
February Ii

= HE (a5icri5erS ba4,iag buf an end to fbeir re-.
= tell bIfhsj, tcqnsR TIE debfor5 TO this E,27 10
conn. forsO0rd, qvjfbom i96 ofhHe, TO ba7,e tbeir
ateonqfS adjgRed, oad 10 bay zObat 0ay be dir.
as great indulgence baJ been aiyeady .gj1eH, fur
tier canaof reaioHab6 be exbee7ed. George Me-
C,'e6ie q9W attend ri his Piaee, far the bu,bofJ
Of /effHng mr. 6fron1fS, and reeeiviHg ba1pispfs.
1b2/e gobo 10 nofbzg, or .giOe /afit}ai7ory air.
rance ofbqyag JooA, mn blame fbeMIclzrj if
/yifJ are i,RifHted agaiaR them.
LYLE 81 Nc CREDIF.
NanedsIer, Feb. s.---(efssg.J
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March 5.
10 TRE PRESIDENT u DIRECTORS or
THE JAMES RIYER Co11P'1-

FIND that our Ian Legislature has dre6, ed that you
ihaii have the Navigation OF the Canal connected
with Underwater by means Of Locks. Much has
been iaid on this lubje6, and many have luggeted
their doubts 70 tie praacsbiii.y Of erecting iuch
Locks as will be permanent; and anfwer the purpoe
In my opinion, it i, practicable, plain, and eafy but
the coit will far exceed common computation, but
not more than fnme Of you calculate.
AS have made myfef well acquainted with two
plans that will ANTWERP differing from each other only
in the materials, hereby offer nlyfelfto you as fu-
perintendant Of the building of them on the follow
ing terms, viz:
Ten thouisnd dollars for my fervi-es to be paid at
the end of five years from the time the Locks are fl.
niied, provided they hsnd otherwife, nothing 1t
will be equally agreeable me, to take larger or
ima!lcr fun, On longer fhorter time, adding or
deductng at the rate of one thouiand dclars per ann
If you with to have my plans explained to you, YOU
will Pleafe addres through the medium of this
paper and will attend you in perion any time and
place you MAY appoint.
Should You conclude that my price is more than
you will give, in the that you fhal approve my
plans nothing need be iaid by you on the fub-
jea
Your flence for three months, ihalI confder as
full diiaPprobaton to my propolition.
a CITIZEN OF RICHMOND.
March l. (eF2m)
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THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
FOR SAFE.

s. * hundred and forty acres of the well knovrr
- Tract of Land called " THE STATIONS FER
KY TRACT;" lying upon the Peanlsetank river in
Gioiter county, adjoining the land of Mr.. Johufon,
the eitate of Benjamin Marabe, dec. and others.
his land is heavily tmbered with the beft chcnut.
OAK hickory, dogwood, and fecond growth of pine,
capable OF being converted into common plank fcant-
ling. There not more than two hundred acres of
cleared land upon the tract. a hream runs through
the body of this land upon which an over-ihot mill
might Re erected al inaii evpence n ..&a;;oTi iii
the low Country of Virginia, has more the advantage
OF good water fin, oyhers, & laubrous air, than this
The improvements are uncomfortable. The dwelling
Houie has lately been in part repaired, and conls Of
three rooms anda paage below, and two above fairs
The terms will be made known upon the prer1iles
by JAMES r. MfCOU.
Seaton's Ferry Feb 10. EFF Gm