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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-07
BosToN, June %
'DVo 4 ONt JUIIC %
LIIEST EROM LLSROM

10y the arrival yesterday of the brig Favor
ite, Stacey, 81 days from Lisbon, we have
been favored with papers of that city to the
10th May. They speak favorably of the state
OF the combined English & Portuguese troops
that they had been so greatly INCREASED &
disciplined as to afford the strongest assur-
ance OF safety to the inhabitants: that bust
ness had revived +; and the public houses again
opened for the amusement and accommoda-
ton OF the people that the Theatre was
opened, on the 18th Nav, for the first time
since the departure of the Prince Regent
VI the military operations of the armies. and
other information, the following sketch from
the latest date, will furnish examples:
"LIsBoN, May 10, 1909.
"AutheDtic letters from Lamego, of the
date OF the 9Th current (May) affirm that
the Portuguese have rendered themselves
masters OF the passage of Regoa, and of other
strong positions on the opposite side of the
Douro, that our troops in consequence have a
tree passage to the other side of the river
me FRENCH have not yet given us battle.
BY vessel which sailed frem Oporto for
the Brazils, and which has been obliged to
enter the lagus, we are assured, that the
French have retired from Amaranta, to take
position on the Douro. Ina few DAYS, we
expect ogive the details of an action, which
cannot fail to take place,
The captain of the same ship reports
that Tie province Of Gallicia had recovered
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-07
Extract Of a letter from Lisbon, dated Ma,
baltimore, July 4.
NEWS ED ON Ed A MOT

we understand, that a gentleman now in this
CITY, has read the bulletins of the grand army of
Bonaparte IN Germany. We had not the plea
sure OF conscrsing with him but are informed,
that after two battles, more remarkable for
slaughter on the retreat, than for a we'll main
tanned contest, the French have been successful.
ne Austrian armies may be considered as de-
stroyed; and the present monarchy, OF rather
the present reignng family, annihilated. Partic-
uiarS VIII doubtless be received TO-DAY.
AS these events were long foreseen, the details
OF the news are less intere sting.
The Far American must bring foreign ne Tvs
to the 9TH of May.
The following is from the Federal Gazette of
last evening -
We are indebted to the poIiteness of gen.
,leman from Philadelphia for the following infor-
nation
Arrived Cat Philadelphia on Saturday last
Orig far American, from DunSrk 81 days. Ad-
vices ~ tins vessel state that all American pro.
perry IN France for adjudication, remained in the
same situation as at our last atlvices. No vessel
could be cleared out Of any port in France unless
ponds were entered into, in double the amount
OF 'sssei ana cargo, not to violate any of the de-
crees OF the emperor of France. The armies OF
France has been successful in Austria. A few
days previous to making the capes, the captain of
the arr American, spoke the ship Dorothy of &
from Philadelphia bound 20 Canton.
since the above was communicated for the
Federal Gazette, we have further learned. that
Mr. Purviance, Of this city, arrived in the above
vessel, and is the bearer of di watches from our
minister at Paris.
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tins committee resolved at ITS session on IN.
gu, instant that public notice shouldte gwen.
4 hat the goth of the present month is fixed
as the peremptory and final period tor the
embarkation of the French who arc TO leave
TINS island it being understood. ;hat such
as shall not have doue so, shall next day be
Paced on board his maJc,,y's snip Olivia. i'm
this bay. AMI the inhabitants of this CITY
are notified, that those who know OF the said
French being concealed, shall give informa-
tion to the commissary of the ward i'm which
the house is situated and also the house
keepers and inhabitants will take notice.
that if they do not give information, as is
expected from them, will suffer the penalty
due to their offence. =,
Cattain Todd, arrived az .Nesy- York.
from Sc. Pinoents, informs, that .Adnlrai
Coehrase zpas atfoinfed Governor fire
temhore Of Martinique.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-07
WILLIAM EATON.
Wtw. HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

''HW'HHMPSHIRE ELEf7T0N.
me Legislature Of This state convened
at Concord on tie 14th inst. There is q
mayorify Of f7vo .federaiistS in the Senate,
and IL Or IS in the assembly.
TIE votes for Governor, mere for
Mr.. Smifh, 1850
Mr.. Langdon, 1921
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Majority fer Mr.. s. 500
There spere 1s2 scattering votes gfve7.
! The StaIs.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-07-07
From The Ilayanna Paeketef June

coMm1rr7n OF VIGILANCE OF HAvA
On the pfoposaI OF the Deputies the u
OF Saldiv1r and ID. Joseph Maria oe ~
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~, NORFOLK, July s.
M. Redinnon who arrived from Jamaica via
81 >, Jago de Cuba) in the ship Fame, and Capt.
benthal, have favored us with file of Jamaica
papers 10 the 5Oth May. No notice is taken
III those papers of any instruction IN Jamaica.
On the 18TH June capt. Benthal was boarded
~ the Bite OF Leogan by British tloop of war,
conveying packet through the passage. Was
informed by Tie captain ofthe slool pf war, who
leit Jamaica on the 18th, that a stIsN force had
sailed rom that island, to assiste NSpanards
beslegIng the City of Santo Doygo. That the
slooP OF war was laden witbproVn pns and
stores for that place, to whp ne shS uId pro
coed after conveying the pacH clear Oh the pas
sage Ledger.
City Of Saint Domingo, ,6y the SPan'srds IS. but
take no notice of the reinforcement and SUI Spl;es
which was stated the french ships, that ese ,ap.
cd Adnirdi Coci,ane lad thrown INTO tha' P's' re
We are inclined to felieve, that the report VS.
incorrect Such circumstance could not oasL
occurred without being known in Jamaica, a.
would have been noticed...Ls.
From tie [JuUanna Paeketof June
coMM1TT7E OF VIGILANCE OF HAVh
On the proposal OF the Deputies, the
OF ssaldiv1r and ID. Joseph Maria DE n
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May26

NTEGROE5 FOR SALE--Pursuant to the
IN power vested in us by deed of trust exc
cuted on tire 18th day Of Dec. 1907, by Nicholas
Syme and John NJ Syme, will be sold conforna-
bly, to- the act entitled "An Act concerning exc.
cutions and for other purposes" On Wednesday,
the 5th of July next, if the day admit, Otherwise
the next that does, at the tavern of VIM. McDou.
gle in the town of New Castle, in the county of
Hanover, the following Slaves, to wit Jack,
Tom, Dayy, Arthur, Spencer, Patty and child
Rachel, Sukey, Levinia and Joe, with the in.
crease OF The females or such ofthe said Slaves
IS be living, to satisfy and comply with the pur-
poses mentioned in the said deed.
THE TRUSTEES.
May %. wsv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-06
NEW EsTABLIsHMENr OF THE
BELL-TAVERN:

TINE exclusive management and superintend.
L ance of this House, has deyolved upon the
Subscriber, who, with DR.. VIM. Hoomes & VIII
son Allen, are alone interested in il. No. pains
or expense has been spared to render this estab-
iishment one among the first upon the continent
and nothing, on the part of the subscriber shall
be wanting to support It's reputation and deserve
public patronage. There are 40 rooms in and at.
tached to the tavern. The largest and most com
modious Stable in the City, and every convent
ence necessary to render the Hoise a Good one
It has lately undergone considerable change, and
thorough repair. The Subscriber has laid in an
assortment OF the best Liquors, avid hopes, from
ms experience, to merit and meet with public
support.
RICHARD C. RoRTH4M:
May IL. II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-06

= 4 NEN DOLLARS REWARD. Runaway,
4 a Negro Woman named IENNl; aged
aronttwenty years, ofmiddle size, stout and
we'll SGT, very full face, her complexion toleraby
DIRK, and la, a very good conference.-the
went oil on the LIST Of nay, and had on a Calico
Epvn with riIrniug vine howef~-she is well
known IN and about Richmond, was formerly the
property OF Mr.. Thomas II. Prosser, near the
Brook, aud lived for some time with Mr.. Fas
bender, watclI-maker, in this place. Who
yer win bring her TO The subscriber, shall receive
the above Reward.
NJ. MARKS.
y. s. His place ofrcsidence may bc known
BY aaplying To- mir. J. Lyon, Merchant, - few
dDors above the Market Sridgc. NJ. NJ.
May 30 If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-06

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rana-
A way from the subscriber two NEGROES,
60 wit BtrreiI Gates and Lony Burreil Gates
is about thirty years of age, FIVE feet, eight inch
es high, rather sender-made, we'll proportioned
except he has a very large foot, me was purchss-
ed of Mr.. Wilkinson Chesterfield & has a wife
at Mr.. John Spears in tie same county Lony
was purchased of Mr.. Richard E. Armstrong,
Hanover County, he is about 10 years ofage, has
"a film over one of hiG eyes, this fellow l sup.
pose is lurking abou! this City. The above re
ward will be paid for delivering them to Mr..
Chan II. Saunders, Richmond, aud ten dollars
k,r either OF tAem, or If securel IN any CaDi in
this Commonwealth so that getthem again.
TACoB FACKLER.
May 90 wifi
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-06

A TUTOR WANTEB.--Thc Trustees of
( A the to,vn of York, are anxious 10 employ a
gentleman cfcharacter, & literary requirements,
tocoiauct SCHOOL in the said town. The
branches OF Science to 3e taught are, reading,
7grlting, English grammar. arithmetic, geogra-
l'h', use at the globes, the Latin and Greek ci,s-
SclSs. The situation Of York is pleasant and heal
red 4 comfortable house will be furnished the
Tutor free of expense. A person who shall pro-
duce testimonials Of his sobriety, discretion and
requirements, Which shall qualify him for the
conduct otthe school, will meet with encourage
Tpent on applicatopt to
LORBIF GRIFFIN, } Committee
IH: GRTFF[N, ot
RoBT. NELSON, jr. ) Trustees.
May Q II
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-06

p EW GOODS-IOHNK KING, has just re-
~ ceived an additional supply of Spring and
Summer
e o q u s,
Selected from the late importatons, aid which
are now opening for sale, at his Cheap Cash
Store.
May 10. IF
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-06

II EMOVAL- dNDRLW STEPHENSON,
IA has removed his office, to the Brick Tene
nei,t lmme diJtely above the Boil Tavern, where
the most punctual ATTENDANCE will be given to his
professional duties.
MAY %. IT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-06

gHOR SALE, Lady's elegant RIDING
\ HORSE.-For particulars enquire at this
Office.
May 80. st
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N. p. Al Chose who are DESTROYS tn avoid the
expense, fatigue, and trouble ofjourne yingto dis
tan springs in search of health, are advised TIA
proyde themselves with place of residence on
this salubcious plain.
TO those who livein the lower part oft the coun-
try, removal in the summer time, TO this spot,
particularly with children,l may render Ion
ger Journey quite unnecessary. RIB.
May 90 Az
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-06

A REWARD of twenty dollars will be given
"A for the delivery, to us, ola TRUNK, which
was put in charge of negro waterman, on the
1ith ult. to be carried to Milton. 1t was hair
trunk of about or feet cubic contents, label
led on card or the top I. 1. No. %, and contli-
ned principally writing PAPER of various quail
ties, but also some other articles OF stationary,
pocket telescope with al brass case. Dynamome-
ter III steel and brass, instrument for mcas,ir-
Ing the exertions of lrauglt .imals, collection
Of vocabutar'es OF the Indian languages, Il some
othec articles not particularly noted in tie memo.
lAndim ,aken.
GIBSON s. SEFFERSON
MAY so. If
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-06

HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS.-fhe
A i Subscriber will offer at Public Sale, tot tile
highest bidder, On Thursday, the 9Th June next,
Gf fair, ifnot, the next fair eiay,) on the prcmi-
ses, about forty
LOTS OF Land,
Lately laid of on that beautiful and elevated
pan between Centre Hill, and the Poplar Spring
Race Ground. Some are half acres, and others
are larger lots. In point of situation, they can
not be surpassed IN some of the finest and most
wholesome water in tie world, being contiguous
10 Poplar Spring ON tie south, and only short
distance from the Public Spring on the north.
fhe streets < alleys are spacious. numerous &
iudiciousiy arranged for the promotion of health
and convenience, as viii. be seen on reference to a
plot of the said Lots, at Messrs Vim. and
Henry Haxail's Vendue Office, Boiiirgbrook
Street.
TERMS, VIZ:
Fec simple title, and no grount rent, payable in
three equd and annual instruments, tine first to be
made On the first Of July, 1910.
Security to be required, the purchasers al their
ortion, will either give bond with approved secu-
ritv, OK a lien on the land, until full payment is
hn.de. ROBEHY HOLLITG
Petersburg, May %.
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CT PUBLIsHED nv THOMAS RIroHIE, or
rosiTE TIE GLoBE TAVERN, AT FIVE DOL.
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RIcHAoND PRICES CURRENT.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD. will be 81.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD, will be ri.
ven for apprehendng and delivering to me,
at Capt, Parke Streets, near Newcastle, in the
lower end of this county, or securing in Jail so
that get her; ayoung Negro Woman Ann or
ANNAKE1.
She runaway from col. Parke Coodalps, on the
night of the 9th instant. She is about 90 years
old, rather above the middle stature, mulatto
rather bright than otherwise, her hair not as long
as is usual for persons bright as she is, very
we'll made and neat in her dress Her tongue
appears rather large for her mouth, which eau.
SEES her speech To be somewhat of a lisp: She
has with her variety of good clothes and ha-
wing been, from her childhood, in col. Goodalps
Tavern, has, of course. an extensive acquain-
tance, and being a woman of extraordinary good
sense and great ingenuity, will no doubt attempt
o. 4NTHoN1' STREET.
Hanover County, June 3 4tf
Nor SALE--One Thousand acres LAND ly-
ing in the lower end Buckingham county,
on both sides of Buffaloe creek, and on the road
leading from Ca-Ira to New Canton, within half
annie Of navigation, OH Willie's river, and about
two from Ca. Ira. This tract is esteemed remark
ably fertile, and has plantation cleared OF it suf
ficient 10 work ten or twelve hands to advantage,
ard good proportion of rich tobacco Land to
clear. The improvements are only sufficient for
the accommodation Of an overseer and negroes,
with barn, and, apple orchard. This estate,
from its great fertility, vicinity to market, and 81
tuation in polite and agreeable neighborhood,
is wei; worthy the attention OF any gentleman
who may wish ~ remove from the lower country
to a more healthy situation.
For terms apply to Mr.. Linsus Bollng, of
the aforesaid county, who is fully authorised, by
tire subscriber, to trear with any person Wishing
eu purchase.
.SL-S4NNA VILGOX:
Chellow, MAY 9. 4w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-27
CrNOrICE TO VOTERS.

eT Hf Se,&7'~sH If its iSspa If POI ha7fgivs no.
= "e, ,sf ny 6ape es'ed ap LIP i Ysis''
ia Jd! tOVn, II en- II sLr tyioSpi"s e.a.r', Vis =.
ar be Aape Foe aoi .tia,igs iajs,1z.e O3fs,
at gIr, F'rc~iss Oti.s, AMI 81 A4r. B",5ams
T..~n IA an Fo,t!aas; and ,'qaP aaf bsts per-
JONI zs5o ssai.e, itemjtlVe' g.nlfei 10 Vois, ana
y,6ale vogss a,s not s4!s tbs,e'u, ss0ai gVe in
fs,mado. tbe,eJ 10 a.y eas j f5sa o. o. 6sf"e tbs
iii.i Day u .dP.B HsAf, % oels.k, "a. W at
gVsist i.ms and san Tea o'shes ia ne f.te saOa u
re Eus aa,, aal ,jlo on S.xnAy As n d.y u
~d uaaiL. from -sigtt to tfn o'e!est, Il M t5sy
qoE ls ia '1BIaa a. Mr.. Ea@aa'i Qai.s ia .sia
,sl.q 4, 10. iVs s''i.e+es Of ibsir gasi fs4l'sa.
SAMUEL FREE MN, Clarnaa.
Mlrch rs 90
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-27
Tor Sale or TO Let,
tanltY of Rede nption.

Cumberland, IS. Taken Oh Ev,cati,7,
ana qOiH be /sM at PubEe Auttloa, Q,
the 2yf day q Aprii next, az II
o'cbck. II. NJ. at the gFee e Z.
GRSELr q Co. Portland,
A Ii the right in eq iily CT redemption in
A and to the following deietibed, mortga.
ged Real Eita:e G,uased in Portland, con. anu
ing four Acres, more or lefs, beng ono teath
part of all the dover Of the Widow Karen.
happuch Bracket, 6suated between Maine.
ftreer and fore river, containing forty five
acres or whereabouts, as let of and aligned
unto her GU, of the homelead of her ls-e hrt-
band Anthony Bracket, deceafed (reierv.ng
thereout of la,d one tenth psrt one quarter OF
an acre, lying in the Nor,hweleeriy corner of
faid dover, now owned by Isaiah Thomas AID
Mary his Wife being ali the right and Tin of
iaid Ilaiah and Mary IN the afoTeiad dover
(faviag the referva,ion aforefaid)- Que
o her lot containing one tenth part otiais--
Karenhappueh Bracket, dover aforeiaid, be.
Ing part which fell 10 her "a heir TO her iol
Samuel Bracket, Decentralization other con-
tanning three fourths Of one tenth par. Of the
dover of the Widow Karenhappuch Bracket;
aforeiaid-ali i'll common and undivided.
JOS. NJ. GERRlsd, Depair Sherry.
Pcr.izai, 1ia,sB 90, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-27

70 The Hon. Senate and Honf # Repre-
EatafiOes # the C7mol9auealfb #
MaDacbnjstts, in General Csaft aE
fembld at Bgqon, On the hgf Wai4eE
day in May, II. ID. 1903.
HUMBLY thew, the fubicribers, Dire2or.
= of the Maine Turnpike agociation, that
by an act Of the Legislature, paiIed March
Sth 1893, the laid Maine Turnpike AEocia-
ton was ve.ted with the right ard power &c
erect and make turnpike road tom The
line OF New iianplhire TO Portland, and iAe
further right TO erect and keep in repair
flch bridge and bridges as might be necef
fairy on iaid rou.e. That fad Corporation
has laid ost aud located part of the route
from Portland 10 the line Of New ampih,re,
but before thar pa-t OF the rou,e 70 loca-
ted can be fully completed bridge mua be
ereded from the bank of fore river ia Port
land, over the fsid fore river to Malams
neck 10 called) in Cape.Elizabeth aud The
eIpenee of building Gaid bridge will be 10
great, that no encouragement at preient I'M
der the exiting act is offered for erecting
the faid bridge a. the toll which the corpo-
ration might receive now, provided lad
keep the bridge IN repair and of courle be no
remuneration ijr the large iums of money
which mum necelAriy be expended to com
plete It. Your petitioners further beg leave
TO iiate 10 the honorable Ieg,astu e, tina. re-
peated applications have been made by vari-
Gus perions TO complete the molt difficult
paris OF The rouse, for the toll now grained
by the aet of incorporation, but ewing TO The
magnitude of the undertaking of building
faid bridge, and for merely the confederation
of receiving fueh toll as is now granted, this
part Of The route is unhniihed, and Ire re6due
of the fame remains alto unfni,hed Your
petitioners therefore, humbly pray, thai your
hopours, III on cue confederation II ihoud be
thought erpedient) would psis an act author
izing the Maine Turnpike Aaociation afore-
faid 10 receive iuch rsafonable toll from thoie
who may pat, faid bridge (when it fhall be
completsd) with their teams, horfes, carriages
or oiherwiie in addition to the toll which they
might now receive, were the bridge erected
as IN their wiidon, they may deem eqli able
And as in duty bound will ever pray.
JOHN THRAsHER,
klCH'p. HUNEWELL,
HENRY +. DUpEE.
Portland, Nay 1908.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-27
DEcLARzRIoN or VAR

The exclusion OF Tie British flag from the
ports OF the U. ;. by the late act Of Congress
appears to as very much in the light Of a
declaration vi war still more so does .he
inis,Itye instruction of the Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 the Collectors, wherein he says,
e, No eVea Eagl.sh SesSeis can be c.eVel to tie
: .aiat..s Il llHs !a4:'" IL such vessels c
,.ot b, tins condemned as prizes, they are
al iAssl condemned 10 lie here aad rot, and
}, their OWNERS com.Jla ~, Will the orhislt
government hear thea w,.i inJIile' ence
Hd
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-27
EOR SIZE.

A FARM in Cape EEaatet5, containing a.
bout Sc acres of land, we'll wa,ered, ana
cutting 90 tons Engliil, aud foine falt hay, and
having thereon two-ftory brick Dwelling
Hoaie, Earn 81 by 81, well Gniihed, AM
other out houles This Farm is very pleaiant
ly G,uated, having complete view Of the
Town and Harbor of Portland; it is alto con
neeted with the waters OF Fore river, and
within h ,lf mile OF the contemplated Bridg,
to Malam's Neck. Terms will be liberal
For further particulars, inquire of
NATHANIEL FREEMAN.
Cape. Elizabeth, Mud 6, 1909. Q0
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-27
A FARM FOR SALE,

TN the town of Falmouth, in the county OF
1 Cumberland, conGaing Of one hundred and
five acres of Land, of which thirty is Interval
and lying ON prefumpfcot River, and five
mitss frosi the town of Portland, and on the
poll road that leads from Portland to Auguila
and into many Of the back towns Said farm
is conveniently ftuated for Public Houfe,
with large two TORY Houic and Barn, with
out houles The foil of fsid farm is inferior
to nones-inquiie Of
OLIVER wiNsLOw.
09. W. 0G
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-27
Cone and See.

+ A N excellent FARM for fale,. iituated in
Faiu1rfb, on the main road leading from
Portland to Bruniwick, in the Province of
Maine, and within four miles of Portland
Said Farm lies between New Cafco meeting
houie and ?relumpicut bridge. within a few
rods Of each, and contains about two hundred
acres by efip,ation, be the fame, more
or lels. The houfe on faid farm i. large, CON-
modious, and very pleasantly fituared, com.
manding fair profpett of the open iea at the
entrance of Portland harbor, as ALTO a very
con6defablc part of that beautiful town-The
barn Is SO by "a feet. Said farm is fufiicient
to produce hay enough for forty cattle,& con-
tains about eighty aeres of good paiiure, well
iupplied with freih and ia!t water through the
whole iealon, as it is bounded on the Tea ihore.
IL is an excellent feat for houfe of public
entertainment, and will beautifully aceommo.
date merchants and mechanics with houfe- lots,
IN addition to that little neat village, above
the ilipyard, which has already been fold oil
the fam.
Within half mile Of the ihip-yard are
nearly twenty-five acres of perhaps the beft
white oak ihip.timber in the whole town -
Within one mile of the houle lie twenty acres
of lane, we'll covered with wood and timber.
Within Two miles of the houie, are about
twenty acres of good land iituated on the
aforementioned highway leading froE. Port
land u Bruniwick.
Thre is a 70 valuable piece of falt marih,
which produces from liz to eight tons of hay
in tn. year, within half a mile of the barn,
With may be purchafed with laid farm
farning uteniils of all kinds necefary to car
ry a44d farm, may alto be purehaied. A
view of the farm will afford its belt recon-
menistion The terms of payment will he
mad eliy TO the fortunate purehafer. For
furler particulars inquire of
DAVID M'GREGORE,
of ledford, NJ II or of
ADAMS MERRILL,
onshe premifes.
~. B. Now or never for the farm will
dmhtlsis be fold within three months.
1fa,eb 6. (sm)