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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-23

{ ash ga BY virtue Of deed of trust
~ executed to the subscriber hy Archibald g
Randolph, for tue &, neft of Wiili,m Boiling.
which bears date Tive 15t' d Of December sos.
and IS ofiecord in tie oHire o, Goochland Coun.
ty Court; will be exposed to sale to the highest
bidder for ready money, At GoochIand Court
House on the third Monday u September next,
1t being GoocIland Court d Y, the following
slaves, or as many OF them as will be sufficient to
answer the purposes of the said trust, to wit
SENECA, Billey, PomPey, Davy, MIRA and
child OF Mata's. B. FERGUSON,
GEO: S. SMITH.
Goochland, August 10 0,w5vql
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-23

w ANTED, as apprentices at the Office oc
W the ENQUIRER, TWO BOYS, from 70 -
10, efreputsble connections
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-23

A convention of the republicans of Rhode
Island, met at East Greenwioh, on the 9th
inst.-Amongst ether resolutions, they mani
moHSly agreed to support Constant Tabre
James Heime, James Aldrich, and BENJAMIN
Remington, as Electors Of President & Vice
resident OF the United States who have
piedged themselves to vote for James Madi
son as President and George Clinton as Vice
PRESIDENT. We are assured &C The success
Of this Madisonian ticket.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
THE PLEASURES CT LOYE
COME IND SEEt

a NIexcellent FARM for fale .Guated in Raw
sgoEa, in the county Of Cumberland. n
the county road leading from p tl4u4 to 6fis-
Jfsls, WGtr,toy% eJe. continuing iCo acres of
as good Land as any IA the Province 81 Maine,
with two good new houfes and a barn there
on, and upwards Of Btes Bga5- apple and 9th
er good uit-trees thereon, md i under GOOD
impfoVement--is good ftand for mechau-
les or farmer.-A55 one other good L Ky R NJ,
with good buildings and young orchard,
will produce upwards twenty rs Of Eng
huh Fiay annually, and capable Of large in.
Provements at very lnnal expenle
Hy6-One other new Farm, which will pro-
duce about or q tons Of Englf hay, with
about 10 acres more that il IL intended FOR
corn or grain the prelent year-with a very
fine privilege for Saw and Grin mill there
on, with the FraNe. Irons and Running geer
for Saw mill, complete, near the foot TIE
lait mentioned lot contains 100 acres Of er-
cellent foil
Ago-Several Lots of unimproved Land,
with quantity Of Pine timber thereon.
All the aforementioned Farm and L ots ez-
cept the frn, are fituated on or very near
Crooked river 10 called in Eaid Rs,EsaI. and
on county road The above lands viii BE-
fold on very reafonable terms, and payment
may be made very eafy, as great part Of ii
may be paid in Wet India Goods, neat Rock,
country produce, or even in BaaE EilL If gem
uine For further particua rs inquire Of
LEWIS GAY. or MARCH GAY, On the
two tirit mentioned premiles,
RayzepS, d6rH A..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
Tleo,

Ii Raymond, Mr.. Henry Jackfon, aged 81,
Drowned in attempting TO crofs the ice over
a mill pond.
AT New Gloucefer, capt. John Woodm7n,
in the 68th year OF his age.
AT Scarborough. the Goth uIt Mrs. Ruf5
Bacon, the worthy comfort of DR.. David Bacon,
in the 26th year of her age
To beaow the tribute of refped on the
memory of departed worth, is equally the dc
tate Of duty and friendfhip. Permit Il then
to be faid, that the character of the decezfed
combined in il fuch goodnefs As rendered her
beloved by a numerous and Respectable &C.
quaintance in life, and fncerely and deeply
lamented in death:
The beFeaved husband and friends, the dear
Object of their affections il 70 early removed
from their fight, +" mourn pot without hone -
Having faithfully discharged the various du-
ties Of her fation in life; having, with exern
plary patience, chrillian fortitude, and Nous
resignation, endured the diltreffing and Iinger-
ing icknels, with which God was plealed to
sffli6t her and finallyi (renlaining undaunted
at the approach of rhe King of terrors, ex-
prefIng no concern, but for her tender babe
an beloved friends, which Che was about to
! leave) having cheerfully paid the debt due 10
Nature, the confoGng hope rifles to tbeiy minds
that her immortal fpirit has riGen triumphant
over death and the grave, through the ltrength
Of the Redeemer, aid pow dwells in houfe
unconnetted with mortality, 81 building of
God, eternal in the heavens"
"Beded are the dead who die in the Lord
from henceforth yea, faith the Spirit, thar
they may ref from their labors, and their
works do follow them .
In Falmouth, child of Amafa Waite, aged
s days.
In this town, Daniel Manly, Jun aged 3
years and months. A child of Jedediah
Fols, aged year and I2dsys.
There have been deaths in this town dur
ing the lait month grown perfons and Z
children.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
Sa,ftte ship Grms.

Friday dbyH !.
Arrived fchr Active, capt, Slower. & DAVIS
from Philadelphia. Spoke, March 81, one
mile from Cape May, brig North Star, .Brag-
don, Of Portland, from Charlefton, for Phi
ladeiPhia-Left at the Vineyard, March 90.
brig Mary, capt. Pail, from the Wen Indies.
with Motafes, Of and for Kennebunk.-
March 81, at A. NJ Seguin Hand bearing
North, diltauce 10 leagues, 6iIcovsred final
Boat, miles diltaRce, with an anchor flock
up forward, on which was handkerchief hy
ing-Capt. S. fent his boat to afcertain her
fltuation ihe proved to be Filming Yawl
which had lett Wood Iland laft Monday
morning, and driven of the coat by a gale
from the N. w. which came on fhortIv after
leaving the Hand There were two men 10
her (Mr. ALexaa2ey DztJs1, and Mr.. 7sba
GoVIdtbreaa, of Saco j the former, II appears,
by reaion of his being very much frozen and
expelled to the inclemency of the weather, 1t
o'cioAk, on Wednesday evening, expired -
The latter was very much frozen, alfo, and
mutt inevitably have (hared the fame fate bur
for this timely aiIifance he Is now 70 far re-
vIved as TO leave little room 10 doubt of his
fpeedy recovery.
Mr.. Walton, we hnderaand, was on Friday
decently inferred in this town; and his fu
neral attended by number Of respectable
cltizens-The boat and filming materials are
lodged at capt, Robert Showers fore on In.
graham's Wharf
More Frsacb Freedom ofBs Seas"
a brig from Salem has arrived At Bayonne
(France) and her cargo 'fent 10 Bordeaux for
iaie) was feized for having been boarded from
a Britilh cruiler.
The French DEGREES againh neutral COM
merce were in force in Holland 2IR Jan. and
American property to very great amount
was AZ train for conhlcation
Thirty or forty fail Of American vefeis
were al Algelras 18th Feb captured under
the French DEGREES.
American vefels from ports in amity with
France continue to be fent into French ports,
as boz prizes,
The brig Harriet and Martha, Twycrois, of
Bolton, arrived at Georgetown, S c. 18th
Initant, from Jamzica-was boarded from a
French Privateer off c. Antonio, and robbed
Of riggiRg, anchor, and all his mon
ey, Two DAYS after another Dri-
vateer, uAuer black colours attempted to
board Capt. T. but he fucceeded in beating
her of, and had both Of his mates wounded.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04

cratic party who care not how much
yon suffer, if they can enjoy the Ioaves
and fishes, longer to lead you blindfold
to destruction! Such course they
are determined to pursue, rather than
relinquish their unmerited eminence.
Will YOU permit an unprincipled set to
gull you into belief that they are the
peoples friends" when they destroy
the peoples rights ? Justice to your
selves and your country forbids the
idea.
Iederalists To your posts Show
to the world that you are not to be the
sport Of a faction, who strive to rob
you of every thing you hold dear and
valuable.
Federal Americans your cause is
Iust-The means Of success are in your
l.ower-show by actiyity and llnQntmi-
~ that you are not only sensible OF
the danger zvhich surrounds you on ev-
cry SIDE but that you are determined
to CHECK it: PROGRESS with Wig
or and effect.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
Citizens of Portland !

RALLY round the standard of your
country, THIS DAY. Turn out to a
man, and give your vote for the Fede-
raj Ticket the friends Of Peace, Com
merce, and Free Trade. The demo
Gratis art, and ever have been the enc
mics of your commercial rights and
privileges. They have destroyed Its
protection and persist in putting a stop
to ali Trade. They seek TO mount
themselves into power on the ruins OF
the State, and the destruction Of your
liberties, and the sacrifice Of your inde-
pendence,
VIII you commit the best interests
q your country and your families, to
men who refuse to LEI you defend the
one, or provide for the other ? WIN
soa permit the leaders Of the demo
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
LAWES ON PLEADNG.

JUST Publi1hed and for fale BY
ISAAC ADAMS,
An Elrmfstary Tseati5s on PLEADING in civil
Actions, by E57Uard LazUrs Of the Ioner Temple
-Firlt American from the fri London Edi-
tion-Price 2 dolls. so cents.
ALSO
THE PLEASURES CT LOYE:
Being ANafoy Psensr, original and translated
from the Ahatic and European languages.
The Ay'eyie5 n Human Life
or, the laF Groans Of Timothy Teiiy and sam
uel Sentative, with few fighs from Mrs.
lefty.
The Wanderer Of S4vit4eyL1na,
and other Poems BY James Montgomery
TO which is preGxed biographical fetch OF
the Author.
The Poems Of Sbakelbeare,
to which is added an account of his Life
As,I 4. 'fs mn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04

H'bere Is Governor Suiiuan 1--WE
are inclined TO believe that Mr.. Picker
ing's last letter has completely SiIenced
him. He shews his wisdom in not at
tempting to answer it-and he would
have shewn his sense of Justice and
decorum by reading his first letter
and communicating it to the legislature
as he was desired to. But no---our
Counsellor says the Governor consider
ed the letter as an elecAoueerfng thing
and therefore he would not give il
circulation. Reader Reader mark
this Why did he fear to circulate
the information it contained ?-Fur
this ftatnest Of all reasons. II contained
truths too Solemn for the fleo7lEe 10 kno4v,
and which IF knozyz! zvouLd send him back
20 fr7Uate life again. Every day is
giving proof of this---every honest man
is inquiring for that letter and reading
it, and he that reads it with honest mo-
tives, viii quit the ranks Of democracy
and vote for the federal ticket this day,
50 that iaaqlaty mag no more abound.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04

ON Monday lait between Portland and
N Falmouth, Red Morocco POCKET
BOOK, containing S Dollar Bills If he
Maiae Blat, one Dollar Bill on W. 1srE
B4nk, laid 10 be counterfeit; fundry frnall Bills
not recOllected; a Due Bill was written Oh
Leaf Of the Pocket Book for dollars, fgned
by Z VI S%tayfr Whoever has found fAid
Pocket Book, and will leeve It with Mr.
LEONARD CROSS, Postlaa5, lhall Be hand
lonely rewarded.
SILVANUS BLANCHARD.
lIaye5 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04

ME the fubferibers, having been appoint
ed By the Hon. Samuel Freeman, E!q
10 receive and examine the claims If creditors
TO the sftate of
JAMES MERRILL,
late of Falmouth, IN The county Of Cumber-
land, Figure, deceale1, Represented inloIvenr,
do hereby give notice that fix months are AZ
lowed 10 iaid creditors to bring ID aud prove
their claims aud that We viii attend that fer
vice at the houle OF y Iz5 11rr,i4, of lzid
Falmouth, on the lalt TDurlday Of a prii ildt
and of the eve following uon1hs.
JOSHUA MERRILL,
harI A. JONATHAN MOODY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
LONDON, FER. IS.

LONDON, FEB. -.
Papers respecting negotiations with
America were last night laid before the
House of Commons.
A petition for peace was presented.
MIR. Canning voted for bringing up the
petition, and said no fair opportunity
wouldbe neglected of concluding peace.
The report of a change of Ministry
is revived. It's said the ID. ofPortland
and Mr.. Canning are to retire, and the
litter gentleman to be succeeded by the
Marquis Of WELLESLEY.
LONDON, FEB "a.
Lord ct John has given notice that
lie Shalt tomorrow move an address 10
His Majesty t. rustenG the etcrati5n Of
ne orders tn Council
TRURO, FEB. 27.
The expedition under Spencer sailed
on the goth. The troops amount to
5000. They are supposed to be bound
to Gibraltar.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
tn Let.

a TWO fOry DWELLING HOUSE, with
a four rooms on each floor, and every
convenience fuitable for one or two Families,
fitua5ed in Federal-areet, nearly eppohte Mr..
S. Turkeys Also,
One quarter part Of a'two 4ory DWELL
ING HOUSE, htuzted on Fiddle Lane, and
a good Bake Houfe and Oven, with Stable
adjoining the lame-Enquire Of
ZH0Af44S p. OSGOOD.
.hsyiI 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
PEL1ISM.

Chefoldcn's Anatomy Celien's Practice
ditto Alaleria Medical New Esinburg Dat
penfatory-Quncy's Medical LexicCn-La-
VOTERS Chmenry-Iienman's Midwifery
Buchan's Domeltic Medicine II homplun' Far
mily INSTRUMENTATION Medical Annofa-
tions-Fial ers Phyfology Underwood ca
the defeafes If Children.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04

200 81 Niehael Pear, -a4 i''@1As''A.
100 Horfe Chefnut,
100 Button Wood,
A54-CraPe Vine Slips, Of the fweet water
and purple kinds, may Be lad at Mount Ri
raj, in Eewburyport, Of
Ae'I A. JOSIAH SMITH.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
9arrle0,

In samner, Mr.. Ezra SfePbsn5, -nner 20 Mis-
Lydia RoSisoa.
In this town, Mr.. EjIlliaz Lord, mer. 10 Mis-
BaEy 1erLs.---Mr. Pegiszzis cIrffr, 10 Nils
Retfsy BIstG
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
ON IL.

Hawkins Pleas Of the Crown--Gilberts, Mac
nellv.s & Peske.s law or evidence--Lesch's
Crown Law srranges, Wi.lon'., Douglas,
Black1ones, Williams and lyng's Reports
Buffers Nisi Prns- GTadrl's digea Of the
Laws Of the United atates--Powe.i on Con-
tracts Chitty Oh bills Of exchange and netes
Park On misunderstanding al deciara-
lions- IH.lices Allaant-lown Othcer--
Clerks Maeazine-Probate DiTeetory-Nat-
tets Law OF Nauons-Laws Of Mailachuiettss
ns1v edlfiea, with volumes 10 complete former
editions
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
Portland Bafling- H0H/1.

II HE public are respectfully informed that
PORTLAND BATHING HOUSE is
now open. Conlant attendance given from
funrife TO funfef, every day in the week e1-
cept Sunday, on that day froz 5 till 3 o'clock,
in the morning. AcrB ..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
Corn. -Four. sc.
JUST received, and for faIe BY
ROBERT SLOWER,

$50 bbls. fuper6ne and fcratch'd Flour
Half bbls, do, do do.
Bbls. mefs Pork
A quantity manufactured Tobacco
do. Flax, frit quality
1900 buihsls ben yellow Corn
A quantity Of Rye
ADS-A general afortment Of Wefl-India
Goods and Groceries, Chap fer se6.
derI 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
Nathan MorE's vii.

Nathan MorJs's Nil.
PUBLIC notice Is hereby given, thar the
lat VIII and Iefament of
NATHAN MORSE,
late of Gray, in :he county OF Cumberland,
yeoman, deceafed, has been Prelented for Pro-
bate to me The fublcriber, Judge Of the Court
of Probate for fsid county, and thai The fame
viii be taken into confederation BY me At Z
Probate Court 10 be holden at the OtFice IF
John rockingham, Elq in Portland, On
Wednesday the 9th day Of April infant Al
10 o'clock, in the forenoon, when and where
all Perions concerned may make their objec-
lions thereto if any they have.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
.9eaA 2, 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
o. TINIG|I.

Rollins Ancient Hiltory- Gordons ditto Of
the American revolution h-nots hiitory NJ
Madachufetts--B Be maps Hilo v Of New
Hamp Voltalres hif ny w Charlie XII
--Roberdons ditto Of Charles V.-dirto "
South America Stevens drso at the Fraach
Revolution, and the wars which have arllen
out OF IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
Dortlano,
Mon1ay, april 4, 1903.
The Shirt of Freemen.

On Saturday last, notice was given to the
Federal Republicans of Portland, request
ing them to meet 1t the Court House at z
O'Clock in the Evening. At the hour ap-
pointed, the largest number assembled ever
witnessed on a similar occasion.
The Hon. SAMUEL FREEMAN, was cal
led 70 the Char and ]. D.. HoPKINs Esq.
appointed Secretary.
After some remarks were made on the
alarming and distressing situation of the
country aud the importance Of supporting
the Federal American Ticket, in order to
effect a restoration four ozce hourishing but
z9zu ruined Commerce which is all impOr-
aant in promoting the best interests of the
Mariner, the Mechanic, the Farmer, and
the Country generally the following spirit
ed Resolutions were offered. On being
read from the Chair, a motion was made TO
accent them, which passed UNANIMOUS
LY -
/. ResolreA, as the sense Of this meeting,
that the PEACE Of our country is in i1nrl1i-
nent danger-its Prosperity in Tuizs, and its
,. That these calamities, az this moment
spreading distress and desolation far and
wide. are all occasioned by ignorance and
misconduct in our public COunciIs-by a
blind Partially to France, and a mortal ha-
tired 70 England and zee fear BY too little
respect to our interest and Independence as
q nation.
8. Resolved that at this alarming and all
important moment, the only Robe Of the
PeoDle Is their strength their only constitu.
stonal strength, the right ct outrage and that
the present crisis calls on every honest man
2, ~.
truction and hy to the Altar OF our Liberties
for safety.
a P-rokvea, that in as much as our adj
ministr tion have by their late conduct thus
humbled and depressed us furnished our
public reputation destroyed our Com
merce turned our Seanen ashore in poyer-
~ and idleAess impoverished our farmers /:
ruined thousands of useful merchants /:
spread clouds and thick darkness on all our
bright prospects and dtnled to The people al
Eayge all knowledge of the reasons why they
are thus doomed to suffer our duty as Ctt-
i2ens, as Husbands and Fathers, demands all
our legal exertions TO effect an immediate
change of our RRieys so that power may be
placed in the hands of the most enhghten-
ed and deserving t." the antient and the
honorable"-the true Loveyx Of their coun-
trv the Patriots without reproach.
S. Resolved, that under deep conviction
ofthese solemn truths, we will stand firm
and united (: and on Monday next brove our
faith 81 or ~,rks in supporting IS Candi-
dates
For Governor,
Hon. Christopher Gore, Esq.
Lieut.. Governor,
Hon. David Cobb, Esq.
SENATORIAL CANDIDATES. ~
Cumberland and Oxford,
.Amnn r. Mitchell, Esq. and
Lotipob LeuUis, Esq.
6. ResoEve4, that should we fail in accom-
plishing the great objects in view, we viii
like good citizens submit to the voice Of the
majority.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04

re-delivery, whenever a negotiation
should be concluded with the Danes.
Negatiyed by majority Of 81.
Gen. Spencer's troops, which some
accounts say are destined to the Medi-
terFanean, [more probably to Sweden1
is said to amount to 5000 men.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
Tohn p. Ihurton

GIVES this Notice to all perions indebted
- to the late firm Of r p TBrystoa = 20
either by Note or Account, that unleCs pay
ment is made to him on or before The frlf day
OF June next, ali fuch demands will be left IL
difcriminatey with an Attorney for coIIee-
ton.
1dpy;i 4fB, 5O3
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
- olOCrep7EJ1ccp g.
- 80 MORE COASTING

ETtract ola letter, dated Washington,
Marcel 81, 1903
Strange as you may think il, it IS,
am convinced, IN contemplation here,
TO PUT A STOP TO THE
COASTING TRADE ALTO
GETHER ! I! The friends ofthe En-
barge say that coasters, take advantage
Of their licenses and go off to the West
Indies. The avowed object now is, 70
starUe Great Britain and her detenden-
cies. And all the pretence of "pre-
serving our Seamen and resources, 2
have yielded to this real end for which
the Embargo was laid and which is
now not denied"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
10000 DoLLars

ISAAC ADAMS, has for lale few Tickets
and Quarters in Am9Essg Canal E0tfyy,
jult commenced drawing. deyJ 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
BOOKS & STATIONARY.
Isaac Adams.

A + his Book. Store, Ns.7. F55-Sirsst, esh e.
~ y ssesiie re Maine BsnE, has for la'e %
tie mcit liberal terms, among many other 4
ticles, The fsilowa.g il tie Bst Il Stationary
~. Viz
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04
SENATORIAL CANDIDATES.
Cumberland and Oxford,
.Amnli r. Mitchell, Esq. ana
Lothrob Le1Uis, Esq.

6. ResoEvs4, that should we fail in accom-
plishing the great objects in view, we viii
like good citizens submit to the voice Of the
majority.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04

br QUERY-When the deposi
tons of the Captains of the American
vessels burnt by the French frigates
reach Washington, will President JEFF
ferson issue Proclamation interdict-
ing the entrance Of French National
Vessels into our waters-or even the
frigates which have committed the out
RACES ?-PR.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04

john WADswoRTH was admitted te
practice as an Attorney in the Court Of
Common Pleas at the late term holden
in this town.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04

hP The Editor Of the GAZETTE
renews his compliments to his friends
in theeoHntry, and will thank them to
forward Gree Of postage) correct Lists
Of votes for Governor, sc. in their re-
spective towns, the present Election.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04

Il is reported to day, that James Cheet.
ham has confessed judgment to ALL the
suits instituted against him BY the late
democratic governor for hbels, to the a
mount Of 1l0 O0O d>dlars.-N 16vk b.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04

There has not been single American
vessel condemned under the British Order:
While the French have seized several
burnt three, and scuttled one-and this
they call retaliatmg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-04-04

Ii Is said that al edition OF Col Picker
ing's letter was published at Hallowell, b.
a democratic printer.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-02-05
GREAT BARGAIN.

INTENDING to remove to the state
ETennessee as soon as possible, l Wish TO
dispose of the following valuable and ncreas-
ing property upon lew terms, which property
I Inherited from my ancestors, WHO have bad
4 legal title TO the same for upwards Of one
hundred years.
One tract well known by the name
ef Ag1scpos, being on the Potomac river
between Alexandria and George Town, and
nearly opposite the city Of Washington, bsas
,ifully situated, containing about Four Hun
dred acres, now leased to the MIR. Wlses TOR
three hundred and sixty dollars per annun'
with other stspulations contained IN the sac
lease.
One other tract contiguous to the
srst, leased to William Fraser for forty dol
lars per a1rnum, containing about sixty a
cres.
One other tract containingten acres
of bottom land, adjoining tn FourMlle Mill
tract.
One other tract contiguous to the
Abingdon estate, ana within two and hall
miles of George Town, containing RS acres.
The greatest part of this land is heavily CO.
vered With red and white Oak.
.1I.SO,
Three thousand acres On the Sclots
River, in the state Of Ohio.
This tract descended to me from my ancls
George D. Alexander, being one molety OF
the land he was enitledt to for his military SER
vices during the revolutionary war. All the
tile papers with the wills under which am
oatitied to the above property. are IN the
hands Of BALDwIs DADE, ESQ. to whom apr
plicatiop will please to be made for terms &c;
he being legally authorised to contract and
dispose Of all the above ysluable property, ior
which good and satisfactory titles will De giS
Walter S. Alexander.
Asgast IS. %