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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
10 RE SOLD
James Paine.
F-f=5b1M, July l6.

That excellent, well known Farm il Pzy6r.fll
called the KEZER FARM. As Il il now occ,,n;ed
by Jofaa Kezer, containing about one hundred and
fifty acres perhaps Of the bet land IN one BODY in the
county Of York, with Dwelling -Houle, Barn and
young Orchard ot $50 thrifty apple trees, jul bcgia-
ming 70 bear, on the premifes.
Aho-1'wo Lots Of Lan4 adjoining the aforsfs;d
Premiies, containing about three hundred acres ~
now occupied by Ebenezer Kezer, with DyveiiDe-
Houfe and Barn thereon; an which Lands are d-verf
fed with moving tlage p4Rurage and plenty IF good
water, and under good Improvement and wood lots
thar are oommodlous They will Be foid together or
feParate, as may beii uit the purchae. For Grrha.
particulars, inquire Of
EBENEzER KEzER
Pa9'oagfeH stay IS, 1905. (8w1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
THOMAS CROSS.

THOMAS CROSS,
1T bis Sbip-Cbandlery Stare,
FsRE-SrREFT, HAs roR SALF,
40 boxes Z by Brtol Crown Clafs.
40 do. by s.
SO cafks Nails, Of various kinds,
Il tons dry White Lead,
Il do. Spruce Qellow,
do. Sheat Lead Spy-GlsGes Sauce Pans,
Tea Kettles; Coffee Pots Knives and Forks.
Spoons lack and Penknives; Steelyards,
Cooks Ladies and Flelh Forks,
Gunter's Scales aud Dividers,
Scrubhing Brufhes; Coopers Compades,
Horn and tin Lantkerns,
Copper Binnacle Lamps; Tin do
Screw and pod Augers Ship Scrapers,
Iron Pots and Kettles Ouadrants
JACK and Fore Planes; Paint Bruihes OF all kinds,
Chiilels and Guages Bung Borers,
Belt Steel plate Handlaws; Common do
4 HI Hinges; But Hinges; Thumb Latches,
Pad Locks; Mill-law Files; Handfavv do
Wood Screws ; Beft and common Iron ShoysIs
Short and long handled FRYING Pans,
Grdirons; Charts; Time-GlafIes, &C.
ALI0, in Stare,
500 bufhel3 yellow Corn,
$50 pieces Rufha Duck,
100 do. Ravens do.
Tar, Pitch, Turpentine, and RoGr.
Black and bright Warmth; Spirits Tar,
Paints Of ali kinds, ground in oil,
Sewing Twine; Lines Of all kinds,
Lindeed Oil,
Brandy, Tea, Sugar, &c. &c
All which will be fold at the loweft prices.
NIB 4 general iupply of CORDACE, as ufuaI, and
oh lOerai ofsolE' July Is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
BO4T LOST.

W.
Y OST, on the Sth inf. YAWL BOAT. a5opt Wy
Il feet keel not painted, fern little ipIit at the
top. She VS. made fat Al Union Wharf back ofcaDt.
Smith itore when i took FIRE ANY peron giving in
formation Of fad boat fall be Handsomely rewarded.
July +. by J. & a. CARTER.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the heirs of RICHARD
PALcH, are axed for unimproved Lands IN the
town q OrA1@d, II the county Of Hancock in The bills
committed to me to collect for the year 1904 a. fol-
lows, VIZ ID O.
State tax. O sq
Town and school tax, 50
Schoal-houfe tax,
County tax, o VII
Total o. 5s
Unlefs fad taxes are E,id to ~ nv or br,-e nF,,
day the iecond day of septc oL,-rf1r AZ an. o-l-,
F. Nj WIN ~ lHSa'- enig charges; 70 much Of faid
ianaJ a WI, = fucicnt 10 nay the fame, will then
t. Uo G vendue the houle of Samuel Downs,
4''A'O'N--' a le1d town, according to law.
GEORGE SEIERBO2NE, CsLsttsr.
Oy!a=j, Tsr y, 1905, Que
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
JniyI 1905.

A FARM lying ia WiadJaa, twelve miles from Port:
land, containing fifty acres Of excellent moving,
pafuring and wood land, with three sighths Of good
SswNill Preumpicot river, on Little Falls, il iaid
Windham new Dwelng-Houle, Barn and cut build
ngs For terms Of iale apply the iubcriber, living
OF the Premiles.
James Paine.
Er-JL7zr, Juv is.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

JOHN P. THURSTON & Co.
40. 4, Central Ro7v, Of5r far SAX,
10 ob'. faPerfne and fine Flour.
90 Cheis hyfon, hylon-fkin, fouchong and
oohea Teas, of approved cargoes,
~ boxes No. | * 2 Chocolate,
100 do. fpermacet, mould and dipt Candles,
40 kegs bsft MuItard,
Boxes and caiks Of Raiiins,
so WI. bef Englifh Clue,
terces freih Rice,
25 bolts Ravens Duck,
900 WI. CaiIia cafes long cork Clarct,
Caiks refined SatPetre,
800 VT. oaf Sugar; few bbls. Brown do.
IierCes retailing MolaGes,
Pants; Lindleed Oil kegs Ginger,
opermaceti Oil; pipes Brandy,
Few bbls Pork,
Glafs, Nails, Lead, Warmth, &c.
q general adortment of Groceries.
Vei1els Stores put uP as ufual.
july %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
ICHABUD TUCKER, C21A.
CommoNwsALrn or MAssAcHusrrrs-

ESSEX, sS.-At the Snbr-7re fuliciciaI
Court ef the Camuonqye1tb Of If5lacb4ftt5.
Begin and b5Ldsn at Ibfvicb, zyit5ll and f5r
the C3unty gf E0fc, On The tourtb T1etaay gr
AprA, bsiag tie trventy third day II Eaid msni5
~ tie yea, Of our Lard aas tb9yfaad eigbt 6ps-
dyed and fvc.
UPON the petition aforefaid, Ordered, that the pe
titioner Pubh atteed copy Of their petition and
this order thereon, three weeks flccehiver, in the
Newburyport Herald, and ntke Portland Gazette, the
la& publication to Be thirty days Ieaf before the
Sitting Of the Supreme Judicial Court be holden at
SAiem within and for the county of Efex, on the hr(l
Tueiday Of November next, that ali Perfons intereed
in iaid petition may appear before laid Court and
hew caule, if any they have, why the prayer there
Of ihoud not Be granted.
AttF, EDWARD P FAYMAN, Clerk
ID trsf c2ty-zH@. ICHAB9O TUCKER, Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

THOMAS CLARK.

1T bis Bgok-Storr, FI5b-Styl1t,
= ONTINUES the Mandatory Of Blank and Ac-
- count Books-anS B0OK BINDING generally.
CD the mo!t modern cohfruGeons.
C,omPieat letts Of Books for Banks Merchants and
Tradefmen, kept conaantly for fae, ruled and crof
ruled to any patterns, bound in the Rronge and bea
bindings.
Jut received, choice collection Of
Nc7V Bats and Stationary.
Among which are-Comyus Digen, vols CO. e
On Litteton, vols; Elpinades Digen; do. Nf Prius
vols STORY : Pcadings Csraydon's Dgcf Prece-
dents OF Declarations Wentworth's Synem of Plead
ings, 10 vols Salkeds Reports, 5v; Cowpers do Vi;
Blacklone's DO 2v; Gilberts Law Of Evidence 8 " /;
do 2v; Ravmond's Reports; Lofts Reports Lee
on Captures; Powall Contracts; Sullivan on Land
Titles Tidd's Practical Forms Kydd on Exchange
Blacktones Commentaries, " with Notes Anleri-
can Clerks Magazine Town Officer; Probate Di-
rectory; Jui6ces A1iOant Pinkerton's Geography, 3
v with Atlas Judge Chafe's Trial; Pndar's Works.
"; Laws Of the United States, ev do Mafachu-
fetts, 2 v do. 9 v, Wnterbetham's Hnory of Ame-
rica, 4v with Atlas; StaCkhouies Hitory of the BIZ
be,6v Dsmeltc Encyclopedia 5v; Elegant Extracts
AGams's Hillory Of New-England; american Revolu-
toa the Sermons Of Blair Logan, Clark, Lee, Maj
iIlon, Whitefeld, Smalley, &c &c. Wallh's Aritb-
nec, lait edition Smith and Seepers Baptil Hvms !;
with general ailcrtment Of large and inall Bibles
Palm and Hymn Books Tsitaments Spelliag Books
and with amoa every School and Caiiical Book now
an ule-a of which will be fold for cain or liberal
credit, the Bottom prices.
~ Cath and the higheR price given for RAGS,
CANvAss and JUNK. Ju!y %.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

The C2partnegbib gf Jo5rpb 3 Benjamin Azey,
ISby mutual content this day difTolved-AI perlon,
: indebted to fad firm, are requeted to make pav-
meut and thoie who have any demands againa aid
r, are deGred exhibit their accounts for tettle-
nlent' 70 yOSEPH z T. ZLSLEY:
Poytian', July l6.
The Cabinet Making bufnefs, vii!
be carried on az ufual, BY Bcaaia AI, in Union
Wanted, an Apprentice 20 the a.
bove bullness, about IA or year, od-One from the
country would be preferred. Inquire as above.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
RARE B ARGAIN. NJ!

T5e 6u at Public Kenaue, on Tueaay The
ten,b day Of SEPTEMBER next, il not brfviauc
y JdJPaied g'at triUate yas,
Il HE large, commodious and elegant DWELLING
HOUSE ftuated middle ftreet and Fiddle
Land, built by Mr.. Samuel Harper and now occupi-
ed by Mr.. William Holden, and Ziba Pope few and
perhaps no opportunities of making a purchafe of
like nature VIII occur. II contains rooms I'll the
whole four Of which are on the fri floor one Of The
four is elegant and remarkably pleafant bow room,
and over It 4 chamber Of the fame form and Gze un-
der the whole IS convenient hop for retailer, which
being hSuated in part Of the town where there are
but few ihops, commands good of cuiton there
IS alto in very convenient yard round part of the
premiies excellent pump of water; the houle i
we'll calculated for three families, and is III ev-
cry relPetf fuitabe for boardng-houle II
rarea combination Of advantages in one houIe will lei
dom be met with.
For further information, enquire Of
THOMAS NfINOT, in Portland
Tzly I, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
Ilore Ne7y and Valuable BOOKS.

JUST received, and fer fale by
, ISAAC ADAMS,
1T Or Bo'kaSfore, NJ 6, 9one5' Ro1v.
Bacon's Abrdgment.
Hawkins Fleas Of the Crown.
Cokes hrlt Inittutes
Leach's Crown Law
blacktones Commentaries.
Judge Chsles Trial il full
Story's Selection Of Pleadingl
E(penafes Nifi Prilui.
Marfhall on infurance
Park do
Borrow's, Douglas, H Blacknone's, WiEon'., VII
Hams, salkelds, aud Strangs Reports.
Laws OF Matiachuietts, and the United States,
'uihces AhIltant, Town Officer new edition Clerks
Magazine and Probate Dir ectory
Hume's hinOry Of England q vols. With plates.
Robertlons' H;aory Of Charles Y.
Ditto South America
Maihem Church IIi[torv
StackhGule's lifory Of the Bible
Godimiths Animated Nature
Ditto Abridged.
Prieitleys Lectures on HiiEory.
Browns Dictionary of the Bible
Paleys Moral Philolophy.
Hunters Sacred Biography.
zimmerman on Solitude
Lock on the Human UNDERSTANDING
Spe6tulator, TatIer and Rambler
Shakeipeare's works, Sterns works,
Harvey's works Burns works
Cowpers Poems Thom 3fons Seafons, elegant.
Stuben's Military DilciPline, with plates, and the
Laws fer the Regulation of the Militia.
Hewes' regulations for the Cavalry, with plates.
lnitruttion5 for the Fife, Violin, and Flute
Together with great variety Of other new and
ulefui BOOKS, On literary and mlcelIaneous fubeGs
Cl9DFc and Sc55ot Bosks.
Enfeds Natural Phofophy Webbers Matheulat-
ios Greek Le1icon's Te9ame1ts and Grammars ;
Anlworths and FOulg's Latin Di dictionary; Johnlons
Barclays Bailey's, Perry's, and AexaRders Englifh
ditto Horace Virgil; Sallaa Cicero Eutropr3
Eraimus; Hlops Fables, and Corderus; Adams
Smiths, and Bgeow's Latin Grammars MOrle's and
Dwights GeOgraDhies Orator FreceP5cr; Art Of
Reading; Understanding dtts; Webaer's IN, "a, and
Sd Parts Perrv's and Maine Spelling Book; Chid's
Companions; Wach's Pixies, Roots and Temples A
HthHadCS.
Blink and Acc1lmt B90k5
A large afortment conftanty for lale, OF Ledgers,
Journals and Waite Books, bound and ruled to any
pattern and at the ihorteG notice.
Stationery.
Writing and letter Paper Quills, inkpowder, States
Copy Slip, Penknives, writing and Cvphering books
WATERS and fealing Wax, Sand Boxes and Sand Cafes
Of Mathematical lnRruments India Rubber and Pounce
Muse and Drawing Paper, Boxes of Paints and Paint
Bruhes, BeG me-ican Playing Cards, &c. &c. Lz-
dies and Gentlemens Morocco Pocket Books, Memo
randIm books, &c &c.
All the above articles offered at cafb prices
20 thoe vino purchaie by the quantity Or to fe again
generous dilcOunt viii be made.
CaifcSnd tie higheh price given fer Rags, Canvass
and Juue. S,r, %
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

Or The Third Clafs Of Pi5cntaqna Bridge
LSftery, commenced drawing in Boton on
Friday lait-A few Ticke;s and Quarters,
are for fale at THOMAS CLAK's Booktore,
F56- Street, Portland.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23
Take Notice.


4 the late Ere, Leather FIRE BUCKET, mark
= ed with the fubfcrber's name. Whoever may
have found the fame, fal be rewarded for their
bic, and receive the owners thanks, by leaving it with
Juy l5. tAGo5 ROLFE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1805-07-23

70 TIE bonorable TIE 7gqices Of tie Supreme
Judicial Cart, next to be b5LAn at Igfuicb,
III and j5r the c2rDHty gf E6rr, on The fourth
Iueiaay 9fApyiL Ajln9 Donini, 1895
LUMBLY thew, WILLIAA CooMss, of Newbury-
port, in faid county, merchant, and Dfe54l, his
wife, that they leized in fee mple in right Of fad
1fIe5z in with others to your petitioners IN
known, Of one undivided fourth part Of certain tract
parcel Of land lying il Brunlwick in the county Of
Cumberland containing eight hundred and fifty acres <
bounded ealwardy nAndroicoggin river, ,northward-
y on land, formerly Of Ifasc Royal, elq Wefward-
" on Prouts'Goreo called and Southwardy on land
formerly of Haac Royal and JolephWadsworth, Eiq s.
and Others it being the fame tract of land which Ben
ming Wentworth, Efquire, conveyed 10 Daniel Mar
quand, late of NewburyPort, aforelad mariner by his
deed bearing date the 25th day of april, AID. l7C0,
and of which the laid Daniel died fezed.
YOUR PETITIONERS, FURTHER sHEw, that
while the fame land lies 70 ii and undivided
they cannot occupy and improve their laid 1hare Or
part with advantage-Wherefore they pray that fuch
proce may be had that their fad undivided fourth
part may Be aigned ar let oil them IN ieveralty as
BY the law in fuch cafe IS provided, and in duty
bound 1la ever pray.
WILLIAM COOMBS, By DUDLEY A. TYMc,
MICHAL COOMBS, { their Attorney.
Il fras esfy--4hJ,
ICIJAPED TJTCKFp c1..B
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-10
BIOS April %.

Bv ii, -I,l>~I at this port OF the ship
P"Im' Ia, capt. Remington, and Salty,
capt. Wthh,r, from Liverpool, ws 1--we
received London papers to the ISlh
MAI'h, twelve DAYS later than our pre-
viuus dsUeS lIom that quarter.
! he AdvI,es, cont;un,d ia these pa
rcrs, present nothing new, in die az
poet OF European politics. Commune
CATIONS and rr"po>ir"nS, both Tor peace
and war, are contInuNlly presenting
th> ms, Ives to the dth,tent Cabinets If
k.uIop, bat SO rnrAnrlrd are the re la
lions. which >ub>i,t bt tween the several
governments, anil so strong the !, slou.y
entertained OF each Other, thu, 1t is found
diff utt, either to agree On tho pre- iiml-
MATES OF pacific system rf meae'.r, s..
or 10 combine the force necessary tor a
rlpoInuA- prosecution Of the Wat az uu.L
france. During this political intrrrtg-
num nothing is left to gratiIN public Gu
tlo,tt> but hat Is founded ON mere ru-
muur and ulroture.
1t Is Observed h\ one Of the most intel
I5rul London pIlnts, that, " the most IN
:,rrslinI even, Att IN now in their pro-
gross, and lhc war, at the present mo-
N, Mt, has chance OF becoming active.
and important
Every appearance indicates an event
full summer.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-10
LANCASTER, May ).

From almost every part Of the state,
except Mnffln, Somerset, Washington,
NurlumIrIlAnd, and Certificate l.,i"'s
Nplthrrn Liberties we kn,cvclN h4tvr-
ny ,,"un,s that the present constitute
an will be generally support, d. hat
he AIA OF "ur political safety Nlll be pre-
served entire against all the Mast q! he
Goa. From York, Adams, CHI ster,
Delaware berks, Northampton, MoRt-
S"mtrv, Bucks, and even Alle6hAnp,
EestmorrIAndfand FAY cite We have. la
'our-bIe int4hg nee. Insume OF those
-oun,ieS the vutc will be nearly un-nl-
muu. ior. Con4tIlU IL nAt.GtI. In Lam
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-10
PLYMOUTH, March :.

Came IN the Spanish shiP SN,rA Fa-
milL, from Vera L1uH Tor LAi,z IAden
with sugar, lue""o d, o;h'>r g"' d>, and
$4,000 dollars and one n"A "a g"lI
she was taken on the lG,h ult. oh lhs
Westt TN islands, b. the paII~s, 81 80
guns, Captain Cc,hrane. / he P"h74
has also captured, and Is coming h"n's
~ih the Spanish ship Fortuna, n'm
Vera Cruz to Ca4ix, IA&, II with SIP go
oil AL kinds, Mahogany, log" GOD. &.
432 600 u"IIAls anil two cA~'s "t g"'I
images capture d off The NssI,'n Ie-
Lands, on The 18Th ult.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-10

CNCt e""ohAnCN ~ IdulNAl P:"CIpIc o.
th.ir constitution. That it was DANCE.
rous to alter the constitution with ~ G.
Cipi,ation, and to insist upon blending
with principle which the public senti-
ment unequIvocA lly demanded, a novel
Princi pie which the pc ople had never con-
tenn lated. hat it was irrational 70
conclude that The dis, Eliminating princi.
pie would be lost b, a election of the
present resolution conference with
the Senate might follow, and an accom-
mediation immediately be made, or the
Senate might prooeed TO consider the re-
solution sent from the House, and the
probable result would b. its adoption.
Although almost every member in the
majority allowed our objections to pos
sess great weight, we were not tavoured
With many answers to cur arguments.
We were told that the evils we feared
night never be experienced, and that if
We did not adopt the resolution in the
orm in which II pSscd tn: Senate we
should in all probability lose it. prInclpie
altogether.
The members who generally coHsti-
tute the minority in the blouse upon po
'tical questions supported our "bjecti-
ms, but relied principally upon a point
viii, b consider as untenable, VIZ. that
! principle OF discrimination between
the votes for President and Vice Prrsi-
dent, impalrs the privileges and relative
weight 81 The small states in the Union.
They supported this position with mu h
; sincerity and ingenuity, but could not
discover great force in their Argum ,ut..
! Possessed the sentim .n,s of tbs lc-
gislaerre and people oCVrrm9nt with re-
spect to thc q lc,tIon OF designation, but
could not anNc1pAte ;heir opinion u?on
extrAneous subjects, and therefore t,lt
myself at hber.v TO vote az 4lmst the rsso-
luton, which was carried bv the casting
avote tthe Speaker. 1t was m,.ter ct
grra, consolation 10 me in this pa.ntul
situation 10 find 50 many m -,n>crs, OF
the same political sentiments with my
self, and OF much greater political expe-
rIence, uniting with inc "a opinion a
circum>tNn.e which VIII preserve me
from III: impu;alI"n OF h wing adopted a
1plr nv and ecccntIi, opinion, fromprc-
possessions adverse 10 cool reflection.
: JAMES ELLIOT.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-10
From late London Papers.
NEW OTERIURES Fur PEACE.

1t has been confidently reported dur
ing the week that BuonAparte has not
I, united his Efforts to fix upon the Bril-
fish cabinet the sugm, Of rejecting all
overtures to patih alton, and perslstng
10 continue the war in spite OF the will
lingncss of France TO open a nrgotiAti.
on Tor concluding it. These inu1gues
for paC i6cation are very mastery pulIti-
Cal strAtagt ms, and have sons thing in
them of artrhce and Cunning,> eyUud
even the usual stretch of ST. Cloud.
The Emperor of the French prrceives
the industry with which Englandis b. at
ing up for ALI, in all parts of the cun;i-
mont; and is DESTROYS to fore stA1i IN ,lIr'
market, not bv converting the power,
to whom he applies into neurrals, Or ""r-
like auxilaries for herself, but be mtus-
ing into them a prejudice against 'he
cause of England, and representing that
there is nothing which Great BrI,AIn md
her allies can h"poto conquer BY arms,
which he is not Wiling to hestow upon
the m bv trirnIly n,g slAtlnn. -
" httSt VIC are III ICIOIC uuhtnS a.
broad tor assistance TO prTsfCutS the
wAr, the Emperor very CuhninglA attat ks
us WIKI tOnIrdcra IL, to recommend and
ave us into peace, Tor upon whatever
motives he N ~ de sire it, We are per-
su1drd III, sin crest wish is peace. Not
inl,ea III It We would insinuAIe aay mi
rACutruS conversion o. his mind, or that
it is not occupied as usual, with plans
for the s"E1ugatlon OF this country that
its destruction does not AS usual, supply
the VISITORS Of his morning dreams, and
compose him I. his eve nlng sleep but
that he finds it convenient 10 change his
plans Of attack, and revert 10 the more
secure and retired means of pacihcatio
BuonApArte has ever found peace the
most favourable time of cong lest, he
then continues his destructive progress
IN, he ckrd and un observed, and whilst
the rest OF Europe is lulled in the slum-
Der OF insctrn and Laws down its head in
oonhlenL upon the faith oI .HealIeS aud
guarantees, he spreads the net OF a re-
e. lsnllrs. dcsro,Ism around her, aud deI-
Ir>Ns her freedom and independence in
the moment Of imagined security. ..&,..
, Who but rernlIcels the ieariulinterval
brtwcen the peace Of Amigos and the
>htcaking out Of the present war: In that
interval BaonAparte obtained more than
, by his success at Marengo, or that OF
his 1Ival Morrau, al Hohen!indsu. Du-
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NEW-YORK, April, %.

-
6rs''H 'N"'>''H,- l he >'''H' II OF
the fritl>h nAr1s"t'Al 'rtN -" # 'hc
oTr"AIu'sn, was "trtf IN h"''' h"' s. OF
Pal an TIT GA the li'h f'H'""'', hon
ALI uu> .'sS IN favor OF n'fn''uN N:sno>-
Cd + r,Ia;"n I" I'll" r"p'"'r MI SPAN,
aI''1 ur rr"'.uNuc OF NJ nI"t l."-
Ier> IeI"'in ( thr nrL"''",4'"r between
tbs Two '""I,uisS.-l he N"n''~ VS.
'o'Ii, ii ~ h, house OF r'''s IT, - a.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-10

MON avowed in the following letter, that
the ans ndment is net materially iytrA-
ous (, the smaKstutey; and | shall devote
INV next letter to an exhibition of the rea-
son which produced in my mind that Al
teration.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-06
70 TIE PRESIDENT g DIPEc70pS 0x
THE JAMES RIYER coszP'T.

FIND that our Ian Legislature has diree ed that w,
fhall have the Navigation of the Canal connected
with Underwater by means of Locks Much h..
been faid on this fubjea and many have fugpefleTi
their doubts to the pracicability of erecting tuch
Locks as will be permanent, and anfer the purpoie
In my oPinion it is practicable, plain, and ealy; but
the colt will far exceed common computation, Lu.
not more than Tome of you calculate.
As have made myielf we'll acquainted with wv.
plans that will anfwer, differing from each other only
In the materials, hereby offer n,yfelf to YOU as i
perintendan. of the building of them OF the follow
ing terms, viz:
Ten thoufand dollars for my fervces, to be paid a,
the end oil five years from the time the Locks are f.
nihed, provided they ftand; otherwi;e, nothing. II
will be equally agreeable me- to take larger or
imaller fun, on longer fhorter time adding or
dedneg at the rate of one thouiand dollars per ann
If you with TO have my plans explained 10 You, YOU
will pleaie TO addrels through the medium OF this
paper, and will attend you in rerion at any ZINE aud
place you may appoint
Should you conclude that my price is more than
you will give in the thar you ilia approve NV
plans, nothing need be iad by you to The on the lub-
ljea.
Your hlence for three months, iall oonf,rr az
full ditapprobation my propohtion.
a CITIZEN OF RICHMOND.
March l. Cram
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-04-06
TIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS
NR SIZE.

e. TX hundred and forty of the well know,
Tract OF Land called "rHE SEATON's FER.
KY TRACT" lying upon the Pyanketank river in
Coiter county, adjoining the land of Mr.. Johnfton,
the eftate of Benjamin MTarable, dec. ard Others.
his land is heavily timbered with the ben chelnut
oak, hickorys dogwood, and fecond growth os nine
capable of being convered into common plank or Cant
ling. There are not more than hundred acres Of
cleared land upon the tract. A ifream runs THROUGH
the body OF this land, upon which over-fhot mill
might DC erec,ed at ima expcnoe. No iituation ia
the low Country of Virginia, has the advantage
o. good WATER fh, oyers & iaubrious air than this.
Inc improvements are uncomfortable. The dwelling
Houie has lately beer in part repaired and conts 81
three rooms anda paage below and two above fairs
The terms will be made known upon the prei,,ifes
by JAMES p. NICOIT
Seaton's Ferry, Feb. 10. eF SIN.