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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

m n dared II. o. at CAldas, Aug. rs, 1903,
I entions his (WeiIe1eys) march from Leiria,
he ! 9Th, his arrival at Ahobaca the l4th, and
Caldas the 5th. The French $4,000 retiring
before them towards Lisbon. This letter
mentions an affair of out-pcfts, in which the
Britifh had one 1t. ard one man killed, 5
wounded, and " milling. The fecond letter,
dated II Q. Vi!lS Verde, Aug. IL, gives the
details of A battle fought that day near Caldas
and Oebidos. The French commanded by
Gen. Eaborde. The battle was very warm,
and the French defended the pafes in the
mountains with great gallantry. The French
continued TO retreat towards Liibon. The
Britfh had 49, killed and wounded in this
affair 1t. Col. Lake of the cavalry, and
Capt. Bradford, ID. A. Gen. and Lieut.. Col.
Stuart, were among the killed. The third
letter, dated H. Q. az Laurinba, Aug. Is,
gives an account that Gen. Junot had advan-
ced from Lilbou. The fourth letter is from
Cen Burrard dated Aug 81, covering let
ter of Gen WelleneY of the fame date. Gen.
B. mSntions his having landed during the
battle of that day, and was fortunate enough
to reach the field of action to witnels and
approve every difpohtion of Gen. w. whole
comprehensive mind furniihed a ready re-
fource in every emergency" Gen Welleney's
letter gives the details, at much length, ofthe
battle of Vimiera, in which Junot command
ed in perfoR. The French were the aiail-
ants-The main attack was on the Rritiih
centre. The battle lated above three hours.
-Junot was every where repulfed, by the
bayonet; and compelled to retire into Lifbon,
with the lofs Of ! 8 pieces of cannon, 20 am
munition Wagons, loaded, 10000 cartridges;
and great number of men killed, wounded,
and taken prifoners. Gen. Thebault, eff the
Staff, was killed and General Beniere wouu-
ded and taken prifoner. The Britiih had
officers and 40 rank and file killed; 81 off,
GERS, and $40 rank and file wounded; As rank
and file milling. The officers killed, were
Lieut.. Col. Taylor, Capt. Cook, and Its,
Brooke and Donkin. We lament not having
room to furniih military readers with thefe
details.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
REPRESENTATIVES, TO XIII Cox.
GRESS.

lT4R1LAND- PHILIP Barron
KEY, joan CAMPBELL, CHARLES COLDS
BOROUGH, ARcHIBALD VAN HORNE
lJ These four Gentlemen voted AGAINST
the Embargo LaVV Of Congress, passed Dec
81, 1907, any thing in the aLzDgs LYING
Chronicle, OF the eonvicted LIAR zpho scyzb5kes
for IL, 70 the contrary Notwithstanding. -
NICHOLAS RUxToN MOORE, ALEXANDER
M'KIM, JoHN MONTGOMERY, ROGER
NELSON, and -" Brown. kyThese
five last are reputed to be democrats-So
that only five (not six as stated in our last)
Embargoroons are elected in MARYLAND.
We were led into mistake by what we
thought an accurate document, respecting
the number of Representatives sent by
Maryland, which is nine, not ten, as stated.
Nor ofthe 10Th Congress.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

grace, discharge him from vour ser.
vice if he has covered you with pov.
erty, strip him of his power. Rally,
once more, round the standard which
secured you your independence. and
summon to your councils the hero of
70, and the patriot Of 1908. Cali Ia
your aid your old friend, the
Hon. Joseph Leland.
He has once, at the hazard of his life,
placed himself between you and dam
ger. He entered the field Of battle, in
rs, and never left it until Britain laid
down her arms in '83, and acknowledge
ed your independence. His love Of
country is not extinct; it kindles at
your sufferings, and will expire only
with the last puIsations Of his heart.
a WING.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

Sachusetta will obey the dictates Of her
own inclination, while she conforms
to the wishes of her sister States, in
Supporting the aforementioned Cam
didates and our friends in those States
may rest assured, that the characters
Of the men, and the dangers Of the
country, viii ensure unanimity, with
out the aid Of any Caucus, or other
preliminary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

~ Such are the French and Frenchifed
accounts. What credit IS to be attached to
inch accounts may be JULY eltimated, when
We know that thefe 5Paniih troops almoff to
= man, ran every rifll to join their patriotic
countrymen in their sndeavvirs 70 extirpate
this fame King Jofsph when il is now known
that the fame regiments, indi gnant at the pro-
pofal Though furrounded by hottie battalions,
plezse4 their eol0m5 TIE centre Ct circle they
rnei and zUoye t6si, kses 70 Be fafbfd 70 tbeir
King 70 h EeifffuI 70 Sbsir eozatry When we
know too, thar the regiment Of Zamora, TO
etcaPe the fangs Of The opprefior made march
Of Danifh miles in twenty hours and
that the Regiments in Zealand, which could
not efcape, fred upon suG killed an aid de-
camp of tlse Ffeach General FriiiOn, before
they were dilarmed.- Gent.
Afr Kebkr inform, ~, that is DoaiA zass,
srs "a rziie5, facIong and 467 ttst, Amaia1a.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
THE CONTRAST.
Tie Peoples Caaa'te. Nadi5on's Candidate.
Joseph Leland. Richard Cuts.

Mr. Leland hves ia Mr.. Cuts makes
the county Of York. but A Short visit II !,
Mr.. Leland Is re- Mr.. Cuts. IN III
publican in life and appearance. N arista'
manners, as wei ~ cratic-The splendor
principles. az his equipaqe looIrc
like that Of Virginia
Nabob
Mr. Leland is Mr.. Cuts Love.
friendly 70 commerce. Embargoes, non i'm.
Portatior laws, sc SC
Mr.. Leland Is will Mr.. Cuts il for
ling the people should keeping them in IN.
know their dangers & norance III their M.
guard against them fairs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
or Elcated Sbanlb Troabr.

SEPT. S.-Lt. Hsnfon, has JUN arrived with
dispatches from Ad. Keats. They inform that
the Spaniih troops from Langeland had been
embarked on board our vefles, and have ar
rived at Gottenburg, in lafety. A Spanifh
officer has alto brought dispatches from the
Marquis Romano to the Spanifh deputies.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
r Surrender Of Tlm9t.

LoHpoN, SEPT. 10, 1903.
Difpatches have been received from Lieut..
Cen. Sir II. DaIrymple, and Yice-Admiral
Sir Charles Cotton, dated Cintra, Sept. 9, by
which Il appears, that a convention for an
Armiftice was agreed upon, the 22d ultimo,
with Gen KiIIerman ;-that in conlequence
Of this Armiilice, the Brirfh army remained
81 its poG ion for fome days, during which Sir
John Moores army was landed, together with
? regiment from Madeira, and the } sth Drag
onss under BrigadeT-G General Stewart. On
she 3oth, Dehnitive Convention was igned
whereby il i Stipulated -
" That the F,ench army flould evacuste
the whole Of Portugal, keeping their arms,
and taxing with them their artillery and
Baggage; and that they lhouId be conveyed
70 tome port between L'Orient and Roche
fort"
Another Convention was AZ the fame tirne
hgned with the RulIian Admiral in the Ia
gus, by which Il !, agreed -
That the RsiIiau heet in the Tagus 1lal
be brought 10 SEithead, 10 remain in depofit
ua.il TX month after Dehni,ive Treaty Of
Peace between the Emperor Of Rullia and hi.
Britannia AIajefy-,he ieamen to be fent
home"
The following is copy Of the official conf
munica,ioa which was laa night made upon
rhefe fuhjects, by Lord Laalereagh, 70 the
Lord Mayor
g Do4pnig-Sfyest, S a. 5, 1905
nay lord have he honor 10 acquaint
your Iordniip, thar difpatches have been re-
ceived from lieut. ecu Sir Hugh Dalrymple,
dated headquarters, at Cintrs, on the Sd inf.
r. which II appears, that 2 Convention was
agled on the 3oth ult. by which il is agreed,
the Frenca army fhouId evacuate Portugal
have the honor 10 be, &c
"CA5TLEREAGH
~. Rig5f Hon. ~ Lard Mayo"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
BOSTON, OCT. 1o.
MORE DLSP5TcHFS.

Dispatches from the Secretary Of State to
Mr.. PinckEey, were sent off express to Nezv-
1ort, and intrusted 70 Mr.. Roggs, who sail
ed in the British Packet on Thursday last
They are supposed to contain answer to
those received by the st. J1ichasLs. Dis
patches from Mr.. PinctHey in London, were
received by the British Packet, Lord Ches-
terfeld which arrived in Nez9 York, on Sat-
urday last. Mr.. Bethunc, bearer Of the dis
patches, reports, that our affairs with Great
Britain, were likely to be amicably settled,
and in a short time.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

The las National Intelligence contains
the appointment Of Wade Hampton, as Colo
mel, and Eiectus Bactus, ofN 1ork, as Major
of 1t. Dragons John P. Boyd (of Massa-
chusetts,) Col. of the 4th, and .Joseph Con-
stant, OF N. York, 1t. Col. of the 9th Regt.
Of infantry.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

COPENHAGEN, AUG. S.--Lal week the
Spanilh troops IN the Hand Of Funen, took
The oah of fidelity and allegiance to their
iovsreign, JoGeph Napoleon"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
Grand Federal Nominations
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.

have the satisfaction to learn,
nj .ormation collected from every
part of the Union, that one common
sentiment prevails among the FEEDER
alists, with respect to Candidates for the
two first Offices in the National Gov
eminent, and that the men selected by
the approving voice of the whole Amer-
tcan tarty, TO preserve the Union, and
to prevent calamitous War, are
FOR PRESIDENT,
Hon. Charles g. Pmkney,
OF South Carolina.
FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
Hon. Rufus King,
OfNew-York.
In Massachusetts, a formal nominal
ton OF these great Patriots has been
delayed for the sole purpose Of collec
ting the sentiments Of the great body
OF the Federalists--the TRUE AMER
leans in other States. 1t being now
perfectly ascertained, that among these
there exists but ono opinion AIas-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
Bret Fleet.

" MiafrVa, IF Blaet RoeIs, e5r Br5e, dug. 10
--Laff evening four fail of the line, and four
frigaies, and fix briggs, of the French feet
came out as far as The Black Rocks in re-
turning one Of their frigates, the Artemefe Of
40 guns got on rock and has been effectually
deftroyed-She blew up at eleven o'clock.
Dug. %. The Brett AeeI, having troops
on board for the Welt Indies, are again our.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

%HsMBuRcH, Aus 70 When the Spanilh
troops IN Jullaud, ook The oath of allegiance
g king Joieph, their en,hu6afm was uuiverfal
ne regimenss Of the King, Of Zamora, of
Algarra, and Of the lnfanta, aiiplayed the
create Ii attachment to their new fovereign,"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
Bp the s9ai!s.

PHILADELPHIA, OCT. IL
30 Rebaration for the attack on
the Chesapeake.
The facts stated in the following letter
may be relied upon and we may venture to
say viii not be contradicted by our admin
istration.
London AHg. 90.
DEAR SIR,
Finding that the negotiation between
Mr.. Rose and your government has led TO
various misrepresentation and that the
American people are yet wholly unnforme ed
of the terms of reparation which Great
Britain was prepared to offer for the attack
on the Chesapeake, / think it proper to
communicate to you the following sketch, OF
those terms, that your countrymen may be
enabled to Judge of the disposition OF his
Britannica Majesty's government TO make
honorable amends for the unwarranted
outrage committed BY Admiral Berkeley.
After expressing his Maiesty's deep re-
greet for the transaction, and his unqualified
acknowledgement of the principle that ships
Of war of Neutrals are TO be free from
search, Mr.. Rose was empowered on the
part of Great Britain -
To reimburse all the expense of repair
ing the frigate.
To restore the men taken from her,
To grant pensions to the wounded-and
to the wives and families Of the killed"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
foreign gnteIIlQente.

Rs.eis'si a. B.eos, By he brig casqares, rs days
frasa s,p0ol--Lgaaoa dates to Sept. l6ib.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

The preient Spaaifh oppoftion TO French
invaiion. commenced on the fecond Of May,
and the iirit declaration Of the Britifh Minilfer
that ms government was willing to comply
with the "ye7usf ef tie Se1niarSi," and afford
them afhsance, is dated on the 9Th of June.
B9g0s faPS.]
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

r. Tie cfTlcial letters from Gcne1ls Bur
80 All Wclleney, announcing Brfih fuc-
81, II FogIugsi, are iOng and niusie. The
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
FRENCH ACCOUNTS.

altoona, fJ@Lazi) AUG 9
Liunen, after the ceremony of taking the
catus.she spanifh and Danifh Officers partook
Fot a. Entertainment Among the toafts, were,
Gae,ieoa f6s G,saf " King 1osepb NAPOLEON !"
- The Spanifh guard of infantry, atfsehed
g he Prince Of Ponte Corvo fBernadotte,,
ennh(iing Of the regiments Of Zamora and
Frinceiia, have taken the oath Of allegiance
e King Jofeph Napoleon, and the new Con-
htution"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
RnNan Fleet,

SEPT. "a Rufian fleet of nine fail of the
line has failed in the Baltic, and has been feen
oft Stockholm. On ths esd Aug. Ad. Sau-
marez was off Carlierona. had informa-
ton Of the Rufiians being at fea; and was
ieeking them. E~TTt is Gnce reported, Sept
l6, that they were in Port Baltic, to the welt
ward of Revel.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24
o. TURKEY.

From LoajIaHtfToPIe, July 81.
On the 26th init an attempt was made to
replace Sultan S-Iim on the throne. Mufa-
pha Nv. being informed of it, caufed the gates
of the Seraglio TO be fhu:, and Selim, who
was w1thinr to be inaanty ahallinated The
folders, however, foon forced an entrance /:
MuitaPha Bairs9er. and the Grandees of the
Forte, then csuied Prince Mahomet Us years
OIL age, the Taft branch Of the reigning dynaf-
~, 70 be proclaimed Emperor. On the e9th
the unfortunate Selim was buried by the ide
Of BIZ father. We know not whether the
depoled Sultan be living-iome ai1ert that he
IS itrangled The greater part of the aGallins
of Selim have been executed and this dav
eleven Of the PRINCIPAL partizans OF MuRapha
were itrangIed in the SeragIio.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1808-10-24

Are to be formed into Eight Divi6ons.-
The Areh-Dnke Charles is Commander in
Chief, and foie dictator Of military opera
tions
The French are very bufy in their Warlike
movements on the frontier of Anllria
The Auftrian and RuiIian Ambahadors
continued at Madrid at the lalf date, and
made their communications through the Jun
IA of Valencia.
The French after piIlaging BiIboa, evacua-
ted il J-and retreated TO Vittora.
Some letters from Holland, received on
Saturday, mention that many members Of the
Confederation of the Rhine had manifelted re-
luctance 20 sfemble their quota conformably
with the fpirit and Populations of the celebra-
ted league --Loa6oH paper.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05
BI"PHINEAS BOND.

On the extraordinary and unprecedented pro-
elalnatiOn of the British King, we have publish
ed several columns of rcmarks--upon the extent
OF its apphc0tiOn--its violation Of the acknow-
lodged law Of nations--and its direct hostility TO
the laws Of England, as laid down by the highest
authorities. We regret to find, but 1t is our duty
10 proclaim, that all we have cOnicctured as to the
extent of its application, falls Infinitely short Of
the construction which IS put upon it by the autho-
rized agents of the government of England
We presume that these agents are justified in
tier construction, by the private Instructions &
their government be that as il may, their decla.
rations are our best guides, rs to the views and
wishes OF those they represent The facts I'm our
possession, justify us in the assertion. that the H.
gents of England, il this country, do UPON the if4
proclamation undertake to pardon desc. tcrs-to
give diem money, and 10 send them home free OF
sxpence!
liz tha place Of conjecture we submit facts. md
instead of argument we otter the Language OF The
Brit sh consul residing IN Philsda illaa. Oar re,.
ders will draw their own conclusions
On Saturday morning the ! Jth instant, some
Citizens OF tic United states having copycfsrd
OIL tic subject OF tic British proc. lnation, three
Of them agreed 10 go to the house of the British
consul and endeNOr 90 learn from BIN the jntcn.
tons OF his government About / O'Clock tbo,
went 70 the house OF Mr. Bond, who came down
Stars III loose morning gown, when the Gilo,.
ilS ronvCrsa tiOn took place
CIaSeo. SIR, have seen his maiesty's pgocl,
nation, and have called to say that am de ..i.
terfrom ono Of bis majestys regiments, aud
wish to know whether ccn take advantage Of
the proclamation.
British Consul Certainly you csu.
citizen. Bdtif do surf1dc.. am I IN be ma,
d0,lcd
B,itish CynsRL Undoubtedly
Cifisea. To wio.h can ] surrender myself,
3. CoHsnA You my surrender yoursoI, 10 nc
CiHstg. How shsu be certain that shall y.
psrdoA9d
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05
TUESDAY. Dec. 90.

Mr.. W. Hlat0n IN the absence of the chair
man, from the committee DIV avs and Mea ans,
reported bill for con.inuiIg the Mediterra-
mean fund; which was twice read and re-
ferred to committee II the whole.
Mr. Ne7u on iro.n lhe Committee of Com
merce and Manufactures reported bill sup
Elementary to an act entitled 9 An act lay
ing an embargo on all ships and vessels with
in the ports and harbors OF the u. States -
which was twice read and referred to COM
mite of the who on this day.
MS bin generally embraces the objects
proposed by Mr.. Crozvni5lSAiekd'S resolutions
of Yesterday
The house went into a committe Of the whole
on the above bill !; and the 1st section pro
Vidlng that no vessels lcenCed for CoaSting
trade or fisheries having on board goods,
wares or merchandise OF foreign domes-
tic growth or manufac ure, fishing vessei S
with salt &c excepted, snail depart, &c
being under consideration, HIr. (H4HCey NOV
ed the following Proviso.
And provided that nothing in this act to
which this is a supplement shall DC Construed
to prohibit the sailing OF any snip OF vessel
duly registered, enrol ed or LCenced for CIR
rying the whale and olher fisheries with
the usual tackle, apparel, and supplies Gus
tomary on fishing voyage.
And provided also tllt bond with suiiici-
ent security be previously given, that such
ship or vessel shall not directly or indirectly
carry on any commerce whatsoever, during
the voyage and shall re urn with her hshng
fare to some port orp.ace within the United
States.
On which debate Of two hours ensued,
when the committee rose at four ociock
without coming to decision, and obtained
leave to sit again.
Detail Of this days proceedings in our
neHt)
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

British Consul. viii give you my assurance
and my bo"d io.yons pardon and protection.
CstiSea. Ia nave noJ money to take me and
my family to England, what shall do?
British Consul. viii give YOU money to take
you and your family to New-fork, and an order
to have you taken home in the British Packet, &
you shall be taken hoine gratis.
The citizens having obtained what information
they required. wished To depart MIR. Bond was
aaXious to have the citizen who had been inter
rogating him, to SO up stairs this however, was
declined and after giving in the fictitious name
OF Donald Frazier, they left the HOUSE, ofthc Bri-
tish agent.
In stating this transaction we have detailed the
day, the hour, and the place. With respect to the
conversation, have but one observation to
make-we took it down from the lips of the yer,
citizen who held it with Mr. Bond.
Democratic Press.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

1t is supposed MIR. Bowdoin is not coming i'm
mediately home, but intends to pass few months
in England. Its uncertain whether he has been
successful in his mission; but Spanish commis-
sioner, we believe, met him at Paris
We understand that an English sloop of war, OF
20 guns, was cast away on Wednesday evening
last, on the back of Long ISL ad-the captain and
two officers drowned (Warren, r. l. pap
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05
A COMMENrARY

ON THE LATE PRoCLNNATIoN or THE
KING OF CaEAT BNITAIN.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

A letter from Senator of the United States,
OF which we have had the perusal, says that the
letters ofChampagny & Mr.. Armstrong, alluded
to IN the Presidents message, as confidential, re-
late solely to explanations ON Bonaparte's block,
aiding decree. Phil Fed pap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

OARDING' SCHOOL-EDm ID Law
I'D HENCE purposes TO take the management
Of school, in Hanover, ~ miles from Rich
mond and from Macon's Mill. The situation is
very healthy.
He will take 8 boardcrs only, from to IS
Years ofagc, and few pupils from tlc ncighbor-
hood. Board, tuition aud washing viii be 100 .
for the term, which will begin on the 18th In
slant and end ON the 25lh Of December following
and ~ 3 for tuition only in both cases quarter
iy payments in advance viii be required. Great
pans VIII be taken to improve his pupils in IciT-
ng and virtue. There will be Two vacations OF 10
days each, one in tie Spring and the other ~ the
FIJI, for which no deduction vii! be made. Those
WHO arc not acquainted with him ard may wi5t
10 place children under his care, are requested to-
~pPly to James Govan Esp Of Hanover and
David Bullock Esqr ofRchmond, for any iniOr-
nation, which they may desire.
J..n. 5. CIaw3w.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-01-05

1t is supposed that the question of who
shall be president and vice president of the
United States, will not produce any division
among the democratic party in the U 5. This
Will be fortunate for the country, at this mo-
rent: the same unanimity is probable in
fenns! lvania for the governmental uhair !;
unless fools or knaves, again stir up discord.
(.durora }
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-24
GUN POWDER
FOR SALE,
and SALT PETRE, WANTED.

THE Subscribers have become partners
in the Gun POWDER WoRKs, in The
nighborhood OF this city, formerly carried
on under the firm Of Hugh Warden and
Sons--Ihe said Elm being dissolved by nu-
tual consent.
The paftners whose fra is hcreunto
subscribed, will contract for large ouan.
thy Of Salt Petre, either crude or rsfioed,
OF the best quality, 60 be delivered 70 them
IN this city, or 10 Mr.. John Leslie 90
Mr.. Joseph Darmsdatt, merchants, who
viii keep samples ofths gun pcwde made
at the works and receive orders for il t.
Letters addressed TO the subscribers in
Richmond. win be duly answered. They
assure The public That their powder has met
wEh general appreciation, il is made glazed
and clean, equal in quality TO imported
powder, and they will furnish il in large
or small quantities Of every description,
according 10 orders which may be sent TO
t1cn F; il will be delivered new from tho
works. and on such reasonable terms as
they hope will procure it a preference 10
powder from abroad or from other states.
As the said works have been establish
ed at considerable expense, and are superb
or 10 several respects to any in The upper
country, so as to make the powder in
more perfect manner, The partners hope
they will meet with that encouragement
which improvement deserves from a gene
rous people.
JOHN ELLIS AND
HUGH WARDEN.
Richmond, April 18th, leoe. ~2m
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-05-24

I AM desiross TO exchange the following pro.
II perry, or any part thereof. as may be agreed
on. for small traa of good Land. in healthy
situation, with dwelling house and other I'M
provemen,s. a good spiiag of water, and al a.
gSeeabIe neighboshood, II distance OF 80 to 100
miles up the couniry--To say for Houses in this
ci,y--Lspds in t,en,ico county, Joining the eca.
deny lands, and near this city--2,000 acres or
Ricbland creek, in Lincoln county, Ken,uol.y--
1000 acres on the waters of the Ohio, in Mason
county--and two ,raas of Military Lands on the
river Tennessee, each 866 9 5 acres.
Robert Mitchell.
Richmond. Feb. 6, 1903. IF