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TOR SALE-One thousand acres Land w.
l. ing in lie lower epd Buckingham county.
on both sides of Buiialoe creek, aud on, the road
leading from Ca Ira to New. Canton within bali
nile OF navigation, on Wille's river, and about
two from Ca Ira This tract is esteemed re marx
ably fertile. and has plantation cleared on it sue
hcient To work ten ar twelve hands 10 advantage,
and good proportion OF rich tobacco Eand TO
clear. The improvements are only sufficient for
the accommodation of AN overseer and negroes,
with . barn, and apple orchard This estate,
irora its great fertility, vicinity to market and ST.
tGation in polite and agreeable neig hborlood,
IS well worthy the attention of any gentleman
who may wish to remove from the lower country
to a more he llthy situation. a",
For terms apply To Mr.. Lineus Boiling, Of the
aforesaid county, who is fully authorised, by the
subscriber, to treat with any person wishing to
purchase "a
SUSANNA HILCOX.
Cheilow, NovsrberS. d WOW
n b The above Tract cf Land will he sold
either altogether Or divided, may best suit pur
chaserS. 49, e. = =. Il
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NHE Subscriber, residing in Amelia. intends
Il on I've lirst day fan next, to- open mar
ding SCHooL, at Pridesviile, (about niles N -,
west OF Tie Court House,) where he will teach
ihe English ( Latin languages, History, Mathe-
msucs and Geography The board for each stu
dent will be S 10 per yer TUT On for those WHO,
learn Latin or Mathematics 6 25, and for Eng
i'sh . ~, Tor washing, &c. s IL per year, the
student finding his own bedding and candles One
third ot the board money, and one half of the f,i
ltioh TO tie paid on the 10Th Day Of July, and the
balance at the expiration Of the year The s;tua-
ton nave selected, is high and healthy, aud tho
| houses numerous and oommodious and admira,
by calculated for the rcct ption of students
JOHN l.. TONNES.
November 8. ,y8wn
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VIRGINIA At Superior Court of Chance
~ holden at the Capitol in the City of Rich.
mond, the 9TH day OF Sept. 1909
William b Giles acting for the benefit of the
representatives of John Tabb deceased, PyainHB
Against John Pondexter, jun. Valentine Mer.
riwethcr and Nelson Harris, DcfendlHfs.
The defendant Valentine Merriwether not
having entered his appearance and given security
according TO the act of assembly, and the rules
ct this court, and it appearing the satisfaction
oil the court, that he 10 not inhabitant of this
country, on motion of the plaintiff by counsel, IL
is ordered, That the said defendant do sppea,
here on the first day of the next term, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff K that a copy Of this
order be forth with inserted in some ne wspaper
published in the city Of Richmond, for two months
excessively, and posted at the froat door of the
C4pAOi 10 Ne said city
ID CnPy. Tesh,
PATEK 7TNSLE1; G. C.
November ;, wSw
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about the Danisi, capture of our yesseis-~---
so much so indeed. as to attempt to rouse
our reSentmenfS. obliterate all sunh9thy for
their misfortunes, and screen the British
trom that indignation. which their attack OH
Copenhagen deserves. The Danes have
most probably been to blame. Their nriUa.
teers have ,.unjusty invaded the rights of
nations, by interruptins. American vessels
But it noSr turns our, that these most rigor.
Gus measures. have been dictated by the
"viliainy which has been practised by A
mericans from England guith false hafier's.'
80 that f" ihe hand Of JoHN BvLL also has
6een IN mis- thing" .,l.,.n
The British have furnished new com
nnentary on Mr.. Stephens's famous Title of
the "Franas Of The neutral flags" The
gre atest bar TO our adjustment with France
rs said to have been, the fraads which had
been practised on our. fahtrs and Raes
The French were afraid to let us at all into
their ports. least thev should at The same time
open the door for British trade and British
goods.
We are told by the l. Hemisphere
French print just established in Philadel-
phia-that M. Godon, a French Mineral
ogist, has discovered, in the neighborhood of
that city. a species of argillaceous Earth a.
dapted to the manufacture Of Porcelainr.
On the most precise clinical analy sis, he is
unable to detect any difference between this
and the earth which is employed in the fa-
NOUS mandatory of Sevres near Paris. =,
1t is also said, that rich bed of faint has
lately been discovered by Mr. W. Woods,
worth. upon the lands of Elisha Storms, Esq.
III 4 oiiand. Connecticut A trial has been
made OF 1t by the most eminent painters in
Hartford. who pronounce it superior to any
thing of the kind. before discovered in the
United States. 1t resembles the imported
TERRA, de- Sienna, but is said to be supe-
rior to it in body and richness of colours.
LET VIRGINIA BEHOLD, AND BLUSH
list of Turnpike Roads and BRIDGES,
in the. state Of New York, inclusive of the
amount of the Catitat Stock of the Compa-
MES, and the distance of the Roads to be
made--has been lately addressed, by Dr. De
Witt, to the Society for the promotion of
Useful Arts-and rebounds, in a high de-
gree, to the credit of the public spirit of n.
YORK. From this it appears, that the total
miles of Road are 3,O7l-branched into 81
lurnpikcs-the sock for which is SIS l41,
750-the number Of Bridges 81, the stock for
which is S415 o0o-Thus there are So Com
panles, the whole amount of whose capital
stock is IS $50 50--uo mention is made
or the monies, if any, expended OH Canals
and clearing out of rivers.
In Massachusetts there is one Canal alone,
the MiddleseX Canal, which is said to run
not less than 40 miles, and to have cost not
less than 100000.
To our native State, we say: $50 thou
and do likewise"
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a BSCONDED from the Subscriber, on the
~ night of the 9TH July last, Negro man
named Stephen 20ycars old, five feet, eight or
nine inches high, OF a tawney complexion, with
very remarkable scar, on the right side of biS
forehead, occasioned by burn he carried with
him sundry clothes among them was black du-
r'ntz coat, constitution cord psntaloons and two
cotton shirts The above negro was purchased
Of MIR. Joseph Deslield Of Northumberland
County, TO which place suspect he will endes-
vor TO get, rs his parents live in that cotiD-
~. 1 will give twenty dollars to any person tlst
VIII apprehend or secure him in Iaif so get hio'
again, or forty dollars for his delivery to me living
in Brunswick County.
PETERSON RAWLINGS.
August ~. WINS
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ANY SMITH .NCIDEA1Y.

ME Trustees have the pleasure Of informing
K those parents and guardians, who wish 10
avail themselves Ut the advantages of this semi
nary, that the new buildings are no" complicated,
and upwards of forty ladies' can be accommodated
with Boarding and lodging, in the Academy,
where they will be uader the superintendent OF
Miss Smith Should greater number offer, GAS
has heretofore been the case,) theS can be ac-
commodated III genteel families in town
The trustees pledge themselves that no exer-
ton on their part, shall be wanting in the dis
charge OF the duties of their station; and they
trust that the enience of situation, the sau-
orty of climate, and the qualifications of the tea
cheers, but more particularly the repui ,tion which
Miss Smith has deservedly acquired, viii en-
sure to this institution, liberal share OF public
patronage.
The winter session will commence on We'd
nesday, the 18th of Nov iisXt
ANDREW REID, Sen.
President Of me Beard IF Trustees.
Lexington, Nv st
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AIKEN up by the subscriber, living in Hall
Il fax county, one sorrcl MAR r. abo,f q 20. IN
years old, about feet E or IL ,ches LioL ~ Nv
face, gray name and tail, the 'eIn hind foot Wit.
up to the pastern 10 mt. witt some saddle spo,sN--
PAGES and rots Apprais ed to thirty Ave doll,rs
JONES WKRTON.
november 9 -,
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FRESH RIM GOODS

Il LIS & ALLAN inform their friends that
IL the Ships Protectress and p wh.tan are ar.
rived, by which they will receive in six or eigF
days, an extensive assortment of woollenS of : ~
very best qualities, and general & select COP sc,;
on of other Goods suit ble for the season, ,l;o,
they will sell very low for cash, or to ,nc,,,ai
customers
Richmond, november 8 ..
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4 Youth left with me Gilt Watch to repair
n in 1904 he informed me his name was
James Burreil--I have not seen the Youth since,
and afraid he is no more | am told he was
at that time pupil Of Mr.. OgiIvie's His re-
representatives. will fiI,d me opposite Col Candles,
Main Street, Richmond, where all commands in
my line attended with strictness
I'm. McC4RF.
november 8 r5W
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november 8

II AVINC received an anonymous letter dated
l. the 20th Sept. last, and not being conscious
OF certain assertions therein made The Author
is solicited to Come forward and make himself
known to
ARCHD. McCALL.
November g. Ct
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1MPORTANT-IF TRUE

rs thr He7os mongerS say.
me ne7os Of The day is-that a vessel has
just past up the Bay, in % days from London,
which reports, that mr.. Gaming had fallen
by the hands of Lord Castlereagh, in a duel
Peace to his Names u!
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Green Coffee and fresh
Chocolate, -
Loaf and brown sugars,
Old Antigua Rum,
Cogniac and old Peach
Brandy,
Holland Gin, superior
quality,
iquor Colouring,
Madeira and Sherry
Wines,
NUtmeEs, cloves, mace
Cinnamon, Alspice,
Pepper, Race, and
Ground Ginger,
Best London Mustard,
Do. white in seed,
Rice, Pearl barley,
Fresh Curran,s * cram
berr.es,
Rsisins and Almonds,
Anchovies, Olives. Ca
pers and Catsup,
Flotant Indigo,
Fig Blue,
Alum and Copperas,
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EIAVING this day we'd information thar
L i Mr.. Flemmng Payne, Of Goochland Coun-
ty, is dead, take this opportunity Of informing
his representatives, that nave in my possession
a Silver Watch, which Mr.. Payne left with me to
repair.
I'm. 1McCiBE.
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.pr LA PEROUSE /,
OR,
7 He ESOLATE ISLAND.

lscENERY ENTIRELY NEW
The title of this Psntomnical Drama, pre-.
cludes the necessity OF saying any thing Of the
Hero.7-The fame of the celebrated though uu-
fortunate Navigator, John Francis Galoup De LA
Peroase, issPread over the four quarters of the
Globe.
The public are respectfully informed, Mr. Fox's
BENEFIT will take place on Monday Evening
next.
or Ticket to be had at the Office the Virgi
mia Gazette, at the Office Of the Theatre, and OF
Mrs Placide
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DIsp-on board the ship Powhatan, on the
p ssage from London, on the 5th September,
Mas CHARLOTTE S GAMBLE, the afTec.
t'onale and amiabe wife of JOHN GAMBLE, Esq.
Of this City
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EDWdRD H.dLE1N

HAS just received, from New York, and for
4 sale AT the store lat.ly occupe. by Daniel
Tripiett, supply of Flesh G RoCERfES. zig :.
Gun Powder IN cases offs lbs each, TEAS
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Smoked and Picked
Salmon,
Hair Powder,
Roll and Pot Pomatuu,
Windsor and Brown
Soap,
Liverpool Ware,
Canton CHM,
Large and small sets,
PLAN and Gu Glass,
Best Spanish Segars,
Sl,ptt assorted,
Gun- Powder,
agate Fiinrs,
Writing p per, Waters
Crehores = Deselver's
supreme Playing
Cards
Cotton & Wool Cards.
New England Cheese,
superior quality,
IS dozen salt Petred
II inns,
Sack salt, Salt Petre,
Bar Iron.
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~ TINE above articles will be sold low for
Cash or Country Produce
November 3. wifi
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CHAMPAGNE.
LANCASTER PENN July Z

LANCASTER PENN July z.
Tuesday last being the Anniversary OF
American Independence, it was celebrated
in this borough by the friends of the Con-
stitu.ion, at the house Of Mr.. Henry Rel
CART. An excellent dinner and eae choicest
of LIQUORS were furnished in handsome
style. Every heart was expanded--eyery
bosom felt the throb of patriotism. It was
indeed g the feast Of reason and the flow OF
SOUL"
Mr.. Lloyd, senator Of the United States,
and Messrs. UphaHa and Pickman, repre-
seatatiyes in Congress, from the state OF
Massachusetts, being intoWn, were waited
upon by the managers and honored the Gem
tpany with their presence.
John HUXLEY, Esq. was appointed to the
chair, and Il
William Montgomery, Esq. vice-presi-
sident.
The following soasts were drank:
The Day-ahe blood of our patriots
flowed for the principles it proclaimed
Disgrace to the Americans who would re-
nounce them.
2. Tie Patriots who achieved cur In
dependence Gratitude & respect towards
the debGytea and the hving' are eRgrayen on
our hearts. .Posterity will do justice to their
merits, whilst it will frown indignant upon
those who would usurp their glory.
So The United States OF America The
last hope of freedom May it not be a for
tiorn hope.
4. 1'heE Constitution ofthe United States
and Of the State of Pennsyl vania-7 Official
perditionto hin who would imagine the de-
.atruction Of either. e. cheers.
8 S. The Altar of American Independ-
enee--rendered sacred by the blood Of our
fathers Mayit become the altar of death
whenever it, ceases 10 be the sanctuary of
freedom.
Is. The oaamoawealth Of Pennsylvania
Inlay, the sgoodsense other citizens soon
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BALTIMORE, July p.
Il VA z " ~ G..

A melancholy accident took placenf
city few days since. A gentleman
chased at botting cellar couple O &
ties of cider, took them home himself e
used them in his family. a few niS
after, he, his wife, brother, and Others y s.
had partakeu of the cider, were all y &
extremely ill, and seized with vIolsu y
of vomiting, and then of purglng,
nothing for time could stop. LET
was presently suspected, and a Phys
called in, who, without venturing p
it, broke the bottles, and found u
bottoms thick, close adEering ssoa h
of arsenick! The owner of the Do
cellar, who was Immediately iniornss
what had happened, expressed the
est distress, and said he suppossah
purchased the bottles of an apotI'eeas
he was in the habit, like others IN inc
line Of business, of purchasing bott'sssp Il
whoever would sell. The ob}ect
information IS, to warn society acahs
ing, without due care and exa'fl'n =
bottled liquors, and to submit TO GU :a,J
lators, whether the nature Of the thns
not call for a law eff, as | believe Wv y. ~
not sucha law interdicting by he~1 81
ty,ialldoctors and apothecarles' anu
other description of persons who a's s.al
habit:of using bottles for medicinal t pss
es, from selling any empty bottles s ,am d,
The imperious necessity of such la =, d
appear to every one, without -suf'As
ment.
\ 9nly Is. stI
Arrived, schooner Martha ana
Belts, II days from Havana. =. B
Left there 9Th instant. brig Nah',n' ri
ry, of Hallowell, for Baltimore, ~ .l,y|
days ssloop Maria Antoniette, o. ID mi
dria, forsdo. in z days. a fleet o. s al
merchantmen, under convoy 81 I =
ship, from Jamaica, were lying on -
when captain B. sailed.
z NORFOLK, July IS. s, "A
Arrived, brig George, Cox, 10 o. y, Y
Mantanzas. Left there July ~
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Keystone Of the Confederation, )
Z. The Administration Of tha :, !
! ment Of the United States-If d..
clear heads and sound hearts. i ,v st'
us respect abroad and prosperity al
let DID things pass azcay.
8. JAMES MADISON, President i,
States Honor to the man whose
is the interest and happiness Of the
Disgrace and infamy to him who vs )
cri6ce the nation on the. altar Of ponS ~
9. Our Sister States emblss
same family-May we be united i I
and affection.
! 10. The memory Of Gen. WAsra
His bones are consigned to the N
May his spirit preside in the couss
our country. 3 cheers.
II. An independent Judiciary--N,|
swayed by threats nor rewards basI
knaves and the security Of honest n
perpetuity to il.
IL. Agriculture and Commerce.
are equally the natural rights of man.
independent America never again Il
one languish and the other held in N
by weak rulers, or wicked foreign N
tons.
13. Domestic Manutactures--Una,I
fostering care of government they will
per; but car never flourish by coerca|
IL. The Press-A good servant, \
bad master-May its freedom remain
impaired |; but may it never be encoars||
in prescribing private character, or dbl
ing measures to the Representatives al
nation.
Is. Useful Knowledge--The only !
Gent antidote to the Vaccinations Old
signing anarchists and disorganizers-,sl|
its dissemination soon receive Ieeiisa
support.
16. The American People Anind
by the love of liberty, may they never
with their inheritance.
II. The Ladies---Second only tod
country, when their smiles are not gira|
Its foes.
VOLUNTEERS.
BY Mr.. Lloyd. The Federal gend.4
of Lancaster---May they long enjoy, v
they eminently are entitled to, the hlsh|
spect and affection of their federal brsti||
throughout the union.
BY Mr.. Pickman. Lasting and ID
terrupted prosperity TO the borough ely
After the gentleman from Massacaad
had retired, the following toast was daI|
with the honors of the table.
Our worthy guests Messieurs La
Pickman and Upham---faithful and aI|
gent representatives of an enilghtepsd 4
success to them.
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10 GHEERFULNESS

<&<1 - & u
s. Hunter on the mountains brows
s he rosy youth from study free,
str breath'd, 20 Chcerfu fitness vow
More fond, than Ishayc breath d to thee.
W Yet sometimes, if ioaely hour
= leave Thy Iov'd, enchanting bower,
~ glooms OF maynard fancy driven;
~ And from theesturn my languid eyes,
u Nor longer deem thy pleasure wise,
txs* Oh benny suffering heart forgiven
I3Vsys can the varying mind
x6. s. e. thy shrine an homage true
some chains my sterious seem to bind,
Ss. Some sallen sorcery 70 subdue
s Iof al sPay S can the scene be gay,
NoF best the morrow as to-day,
8 And nlusing thoughts will sadness brins
Can time so near me- hourly Ay,
Nor I his passing form descry,
Nor ever hear his rnstling wing
Fen now feel with vainsregret,
isl Efew Soonit these happy days must ends
Already seems my sun to set,
ma K the shades of eve descend
The visto catch, where sorrow grey
And weary pairla1 e on their way
J. a Beyond, with startled glance see
ia be; FLOWS dark, the fated shore,
The forms that sink and rise NO more,
81 The ocean~of eternity
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that army was encamped almost within the
dependent territories Of Prussia. England
pushes onsthe war without cessation, but e
vents will avail her very little her fate will
be decided, as soon as she shall be eHectn-
ally out-lawed from the continent.
have spoken to you of the affair at
Trieste. It is useless foreq uire satisfaction
from your the emp. Napoleon believed he
might expect from the emperor Francis,
such satisfaction as, he would have gladly
given, had such scene been witnessed In
any place where he had any authority. J.
Y OH will, sir, find in this letter that Lam
guage, at once firm, sincere, and pacific,
which always used to you. 1t Isl to you [
am always fond of expressing it, to you
who have dwelt among us, TO you who must
well know that the propositions / make to
you, for aveiting the mos. distant appear
ances of war, are not dictated by weakness
or apprehension. You know our situation,
and can say to M. de Metternich, what it
would be useless to say TO the Austrian am
bassador. Our grand army is stronger than
ever-that and the army of Italy are double
what they were in 1soe--the troops of the
confederation of the Rhine can be speedily
reunited, and 10000 men are now stationed
in the interior, at Strasburg, Mayence, and
Cassel---We hive reason to believe, there
fore, that war with Austria could not but
terminate fortunately for US.
We do not, then, dread war--but we
wish to avoid it. We do not wish for war,
because we have no motive for it, we have
no end to accomplish, we have no grievance
to redress, and we do not desire any thing
which Austria possesses--becausem many po-
litical considerations dictate, that it is the
interest of France and Austria to preserve
the power they now have--in short, we
wish for. peace, because the emperor wish
es to spare the blood of men, it gives him
no pleasure to see it, and because he does
not wage war from any pleasure that il af-
fords him.
Stop then, sir, those movements in the
Austrian monarchy. that, if continued, will
inevitably produce war: they should be
stopped by movement directly opposite !:
the propositions I make to you afford your
government every facility for this end. If,
in spite of those pacific offers, if, notwith-
standing all the steps taken with a desire to
remain at peace with your royern.,a ry 2,
shouia take Piacr. we VIII carry 1t on with
the more vigor, since we shall De driven
into it, and whatever may be the unhap-
py consequences they cannot be imputed to
us.
In closing this letter, sir, have the plea
sure to announce to you, that the early re-
turn Of his majesty to the capital, will ena-
bic me to renew &c your excellency the as
spgapces, &c.
lsignedD
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IcoNrINyED.l

mo. 20 o.
Letter from conns &c 1fs.s7.pHSShs - eV''1.s
ae DuessesRicn.
BORDEAUX, fuly 81, lSoS.
Mr.. Aus6dssador,
have received your istser % sNs S1u
July; ana as T was ;not cont,aensl'.ls
ceived that BY shelving It q, MS MAJESTY the
emperor, I should rot SO beyond your m
stsntions. His majesty appeared to DC So
well satisfied with IT, as TO induce nae %
think he would determine 10 revoke some
<efenssve measures, such as the a arm
of places IN Silesla WHICH ne was ABOUT %
order. But IT becomes me 70 Tea you' WIN
freedom, that at the same time tnat your
letter proc uced this good effect, very all-
: fertnt impression was created by letters re-
Srsesivsd a. the same time from Munich and
particularly from dresden. Wnas efleses
us sis-r,ot smnch what Is said OF your ar
mament, as the details OF the .direcuon CIV
en q the public spirit in the Austrian states.
e ON the Banks Of the g oplitz at Carlsbad, at
s..Eora srothnc IS zbreathed but war. One
& b.s,es This Is the moment to commence
3 with .nccess another ssays that the Spa
.;sh r.,.arts exc;ted to 4 fanatic frenzy by
.,,ss ~, slestroved the whole French
- Sna;ns.T that the French army in
AZ the utmost exceed
sno cao c,en thar Of Ftalv IS sufficient to-
.Sss ;;,,rs.,rrect;on IN calabria. and
1919 ythes t,onI,les suprossds to exist In
=. ~ ~ ts,ss Ton;;,n ;sies.
I,'vas bv' fables such as thssesthat Prussia
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OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE,

Betzveen the nsiaistsrso France and dts
tria, p,iorto the .cOa,,asacealeat se Aesti-
Hties.
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Z NORFOLK, July Is.
Arrived, brig George, Cox, 10 og
Mantanzas. Left there July ~
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June2.


This healthy, beautiful, and web improved
SEAT is nov offered for sale.
It contains 400 acres, $50 OF which are IN
wood. holland is better adapted to the use OF
PLASTER of Pa,is. and there is some very vslu-
able meadow land uponn.
For terms apply to w. II. Foots, esq. upon
a.. nrem;ses. or to the subscriber In Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, jr.
September "a: