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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
TO OUR PATRONS.

This number completes one year s.nee
the present proprietor became possessed OF
the Gazette establishment During when
time, lie acknowledges. among other faYofs
from his friends, an addition Of 3e0subscrihsrs
t. his list. This IS circumstance fos which
be feels Truly graiet,il--ssd from Which be
infer. that l.e has been able ia some meas.
IRE to reniier the Gazette worthy their pat.
rouge. Ia order 70 coptinne it.so, he :.
under the necessity of requiring th@ tG'h!-
ment OF the terms Of his subscription.
II will be rscoIleoted that one condition.
of ms subscription is, TO pay yearly. In
the course of fe@ days subscribers in town
will have their bills presented for pay ment--t
when, he trusts, bis patrons will be as ready
TO pay them, as they have been to read his
raDers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
Mr.. Ershine's Negociat:un

N'i' - e4> LIN . ~ :, slicA.cit.
No event of late has Afforded more
Satisfaction 20 the democrats than the
failure of Mr.. Earslline's arrangement
with Mr. Madison. The opportunity
now offered the partizans aud advo.
Gates Of Bonaparte to kindle the flames
of-war with England is seized upon
with ayidity. When the arrangement
was Negotiated every democratic 6aw-
Ter proclaimed alond bshold the
Mighty ellec,so Mr. Jeffc, sons ernbar-
CO." il has bro, Great Britain upon
her marrow bones" live could nave
seen any thing like this on the part Of
England, We should haze reioiced as
much as the sInl,argoroons pretended
TO. But we have always considered the
/" philosophical eyci.erfmenf" of annihila-
ting commerce as ruinous to our own
interests and prosperity, and not caleu-
lated to produce any serious effect up.
on our. opponents. This system 9as
abandoned by The eyeilions of the ted
eralists, assisted by The better pant Ct
the democeltie party These are siia
opposed to war with England, and
very Justly consider Il mpfs nr the
prosperity Of the country TO be at peace,
dian to attempt Mr.. Jetiersm's prolsct
~ trying to see which will slc the othe.
most harm. I'VE copy some remarks
fromthe.NY. CiRzcn, temperate paper,-
edited with more ability and trgsh tllap
any other paper .! the party in the U.
states, Blipg in unison witn the o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
Cigars g Bank Notes.

A grocer In Bottom advertifes that he will
give siga,s for I~~esf Bib. fa certain General
commanded in that quarter, and received
portion of bis pereuiG,es. jo,s;gs or Js6s7Ssiss.
in the famous money of Vermont, we think
there would foon be bargain ftruck for
Il, 900, "more or lefs" To be ferrous upon
thi. fubje q, as vermot bank notes are as light
and thin a: gsGs~e, or sbJah do.Dn. any one who
may pofiels them is adviied to hzflsn to No 10,
Merchant Row, Bottom, and exchange them
for FIRE and Jmsisf
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
From tie Eanan', Journal.
English Matrimony.

The young Duke Of NEwcAsrLE, manfoi-
" overie aping the narrow limit that sepsr-
stes plebian from patrician blood, has we'd
ded Miss Monday, a lady Of amiable char
aeter and independent fortune. How his
Grace win get through the rcsf y lIte we
know not, bu. it is evident that he has De-
gun sse! We hope that he will reach his
SATURDAY in peace, and that each inter-
vening day will be but new edition Of hrs
MoSpAY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

Bulletin from f1e Aoitsian Army,
by which it will b Teen TIA, the
French had n, qrea. clufe to boat
o. theic victory On The Raab. and
nat after the ba.lc they retrcated
5el.,hd III. Raab that Dllmstil is
lsaia in pol-,li.a Of The Autrians,
.oeesher with Fiennle, aud it is lup-
p5fcd i'rielle aud al the Hands on
the Dalma.ian coal: finally, that
the AnttriAu troops arc agam on the
3 anIs Of the Adige, and have extend.
ed themfelves as far as BaiIano and
Verona. reg
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
Vermont Election.

The Election of Governor in Vermont 10 foon
10 t~~~ ne Democrats nave .---ssfriA
ted the Hon. JONAS CALusHA, . very good man
to" Speed the Plough" but by ne means =
Cincinnatus or . Cato, and Gill lels the eiglfb
cvys ~as There is no doubt of the reelection
Of His Excelleney Governor Tcarsoa
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
SOUND REASON.

Thofe perfoas who have aolen the greater par,
of the fubicribers pork, aud are at preient in
the habi, of healing his corn, are respectfully
admoniihed that they are now committing dep
relations on their own interefl for it is Ger.
tain tina, If they deprive him of his corn, it will
dilabie him from fattening his hogs next ieafon,
and Of courfe, debar them of the pIeafure of
feaffng upon the bard sa,.ed fruits of their la
bors. If Wherefore, they will eftabili nom
interccurfe' with his corD-crib, they will find
their account in IL; as, by 70 doing, they will
preferve their elentisl rsfoMces' for pork
and fecure TO the fubferiber the pleafure OF
receiving their patronage hereafter.
ELIZUR CARVER.
Marietta, July %. 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
From The London " Courier Of yuly 7,
(Evenirr -

I" 1t is scarcely possible for any later
intelligence TO have been received from
Vienna than the Goth ut. yet rumours
of another battle on the Danube, favour.
able TO the AustriUs, are circulated on
the authority of letters from the Mort,
of Germany and from Heligolana.
Some of them state, that the French
have been driven out of Vienna; nh.
ers mention battle to have taken plac:
on the left bans. =.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

" Jyho brests a Butterfly uilona Wheel.'
Col. Pickering has cracked every Joint
in Everett's caterpillar carcase and
given the lie direct to his dastardly In
situations. J. Telescope.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
--upsore At,cos o.
Rumours oil " ans

!. A report is in circulation that the
Austrians under the Arch Duke
Charles have gained another victory
over Bonaparte, and that Marshais,
Generals AID Soldiers are slain by tens
of thousands.
This rnmour statesthe battle 10 hav.
been fought on the Goth Of June. The
news travelled across Germany to Hell
igoland, distance of upwards Of 500
miles, from thence 10 Scotland, FROM
whence it is communicated by PHI
yate letter TO Halifax, and from thence
to Newburyport and We publish it 10
crafty the palates of news Inongers -
A few days viii determine the correct
ness OF these reports.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

Philadelphia Is becoming the mart of e'egsa,
add uiefu manufactures. "A very fuperb
Travelling Coach, ordered by MIS-. Madifon,
the Preiiaent's lady, to be built in that city,
paifed through Baltimore ihor, tine lnce,
for Wsfhington.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
Odd Advertifcmemt.

The following from TIE eo~ressafo, ,publifh.
ed at Marietta. Ohio, by Meffrs lsaAsL and
GARDIsEs, is \ twin brother to an advertife.
ment formerly puhlifhed in the Aisxa1d,ia
Daily Csraff, in which a gentleman Informed
the neighbourirg thieves thar Il they would
Zeal no more of his /sssr, he would leave his
gate open that they might Zeal his .pood at their
nIAzIurs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

A London Evening Papers OF july7,
contains the following article" Let.
tiers from HeligoianJ, OF the I'd inst.
were received yesterday--lt was report
ted, and believed there, at that date,
that further battle had taken place
between the Two Grand Armies near
he Danube, III which the French were
..efeated with great loss -
sIhe" EVeniag. llaH"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
BULLETIN
4 15e fnperial e,al Re5aI -4yariaa
.ffu,.

"a
woLgERsDoRF, JUNE II On
the 18th Infant, the corps under the
Command Of his Imperial and Royal
Highnefs the Arehdake John, CON-
pofcd Of about 10000 troops of line,
and 1909 of the Hungarian lnfur-
'redion, were on the environs of RAJ
ao, vigoronny attacked by the French
army, eltimated at 10000 mcn.
/" The troops of the line fought the
whole day with the greateit fuccefS,
aud the enemy fufered Iofs of 1000
men in killed and wounded Bur as
the right wing, conGlting for the molt
part of the Ininrreaion, that could
n,t..be expected to poiiefs thelexp.ri-
.ence of veteran troops, was no match
for the enemy, his Imperial and Roy
al Highnels thought it mott proper
for the attainment of his Object TO
fall back to petition near Comorn,
and thereby to fscurc and facilitate
his junction with the snain army.
I" But this has caufcd no material
change in the petitions Of the impc-
rial and Royal army aud the Arch
duke John praifcs highly the excel
lent difpoition and patriotic alacrity
OF the troops of the Hungarian In
furre6tion.
The Imperial and Royal troops
: fufered in this enga cement lofs OF
iI3oo men in killed, wounded, and
. fom: few prifoners. About 400
: Frenchmen were made prifoncrs by
the Autrians. The enemy, 70 tar
from purifying the Aultrian troops,
. has again rercate6 behind the Raab.
> Dalmatia is again in the pofleilion OF
> the Imperial aud Royal troops. The
= enemy has been obliged to abandon
Zeng and Fieume, as web as the H.
! ands along the Dalmatian coat :
= General Marmont retreated in luct
: numbeS OF priioners. In the hofpit.
: ais, too, the enemy left numder Of
4 wounded, among whom are three
French Generals, and one of them
. Launay. Trieae- muit by this time
! be delivered from enemies. The
Eneliih on the one hand and the
:, Turks on the other, make common
caufe with the Aaitrian troops.
The enemy's corps under Gen.
/. eral Marmont, is reduced to o,soo
/ and Is poited at pIeient between Lay.
bach and Klagenfur,h. But Gener.
> al Count Giulay, is again matter OF
4 the county of CiIey, and immediate
!. ly communicates with general Chat.
teller. The Auftrian troops have ex.
tended themielves from the Southern
Tyrol, as far as Verona & Banano.'
u The Anitrians who have entered
: Saxopy, and Franconia, are, i, is faid
? marching towards the Rhine they
mean TO pats through Heil., where
? ? the people are ready TO receive then,
with open arms, and where they ex.
pe6tto obtain very large augment.
: alton of their force. Ihe Ele6tor oil
lieiie, we believe, is with the Auitri.
!, ans. and his prelence will produce a
great efiea in Helle. The Duke Of
, Brunfwick will, perhaps, enter the
Ddchy Of Brun(wick where his "a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
gGelqsv g.nfe,s!9ente.

Pcref9e..' b. a., ar,is,dl at Rlo9, q
'1lasiiy hf, fran .LiverfssI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
LEITHs JULY 6

ne following ISsteF mas Deeh rcCei-
we'd at Newbury2ort, via. Halifax.
LEITH; July 6.
His Nlajesty's ship Quail, arrived
this day from Heligoland, left there the
I'd of July. Lieut.. Osborne, COM
mander, declares, that as he was quit
ting the barbour, messenger from tie
seat of war arrived with the Intelligence
that the Austrian Army, under TIE
command Of the Archduse Charles,
had obtained DECISIVE NICTO-
RY on the Goth ult. Two Field Mar
shals, 90 Generals 40, 900 killed, woun-
ded and prisoners. Capt. Malcomb, of
the Delight, left Heligolsnd FIVE hours
after the Quail, says she brings copy
Of the proclamation of the Archduke
for General Thanksgiving in conss-
quence of the victory. A vessel from
Peaerdam, sailed the Cd, brings sim
liar report.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28
J:';3.t.'slalla,

Monday, August e, 1905.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
Lofs 3N, JULY -
w have lie ple4lure 70 c1nmu-
icsts o ou- readers shs fai3wing
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-08-28

The following letter has been recei-
we'd at Newbury2ort, via. Halifax.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-12
TO RENT.

TWO STORES, on King-street, & three
on Royal-street, with good cellars uader the
whole-they will be let together or separate
as may best suit those who wish to occupy
them, as they may be all connected together
a family may be conveniently accommodate
ed-the stands are equal if not superior to
any in the town.
also,
A convenient DWELLING HOUSE, ON
st. Asaph,street, between Duke and Prince
streets. This situation is healthy. with good
garden and we'll of good water in the YARD
For furtner particulars apply to WILLIAM
,MsKNIGHT, or at MsKN1eHT and SrEwARr's
store, corner OF Fairfax and King-streets.
May -: eoStlaw
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-06-12
t. Tea Party.

The LADIEs and GENTLEMEN of Alskan-
dria are respectfully informed, that on the
18th of the present month, TEA PARTY
will be provided at the City Hotel, in style
similar to that on the first of May.
William Cation.
June 10. dtl5t
N. B. Those Ladies who have hitherto re-
ceiyed tickets to attend the assemblies, will
please to consider themselves invited. The
dancing will comm nce at S O'Clock.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02
TR f. ii TY

OF PEACE, FRIENDSHIP, AND ALLIANCE,
Bekzveen his R,itannic Majesty and his
Catholic Majesty Ferdinand WI. sieu-
ed al London, tie 14h day ofJauuarv,
1909.
IN the name Of most holy and undivided
Trinity.
The events which have taken place in
spain, having terminated the state of hos
tility which unfortunately subsisted between
the crowns of Great Britain and Spain, and
united the arms of both against the common
enemy, 1t seems good that the new relations
which have been produced between two na-
tons, now connected by common interest
should be regularly established and confirm
ed by formai treaty of peace, friendship
and alliance :-Wherefore, his majesty the
King OF the united Kingdom of Great BIZ
tam and Ireland, and the supreme and cen
trail Junta OF Spain and the Indies, acting in
the name and on the behalf of his catholic
majesty Ferdinand VII. have constituted
and appointed-that is to say, his majesty
the king of the united kingdom of Great.
Britain and Ireland, the right honorable
George Canning, one of his majesty's most
honorable privy council, and his principal
secretary of state for foreign affairs; and
the supreme and central Junta of govern
ment OF spain and the Indies, acting i'm the
name and on the behalf of his catholic ma
Jesty Ferdinand VII. don Juan Ruiz de Apo
daca, commander of WALLACE and Alparea in
the military order of Calatrava. rear admi-
raj OF the royal navy, named by the supreme
and Central junta of governm ent of Spain &
the Indies, as envoy extraordinary and mi
MISTER pleDipotentiary Of his catholic maics-
ty Ferdinand VII. to his Britannia majesty
their plenipotentiaries, to conclude & sign a
treaty OF peace, friendship and alliance
who having communicated their respective
full powers, have agreed to and concluded
the following articles:
Art. There shall be between his males
ty the king of the united Kingdom of Great
Britain aud Ireland, and his Catholic majesty
Ferdinand VII. king of Spain and of the In
dies thereunto appertaining, and between
ali their Kingdoms, states and dominions.
and subjects, a christian, stable and invjola
bic peace, and perpetual and sincere amity
and strict alliance during the war against
france together with an entire and lasting
oblivion of all acts of hostility done on 81.
ther SIDE, in the course of the late wars in
winch they have been engaged against each
other
Art lilo obviatc all complaints and
disputes which might arise on the subject of
prizes, captured posterior to the declaration
pnohshed by his Britannia majesty on the
4th o. Jolly of the last year, il has been mu
tualiy agreed, that the vessels and proper
" taken posterior TO the date nf the said de-
claration. in any seas or ports of the world,
"itnont any exception and without any re-
gard either to time or place, shall be restor-
co oy both parties--And, as the accidental
occupation OF any of the ports OF the Penin-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02
EIoR SALE One thousand .cres L,,N.2 IT,

El'ON SALE-One thousand acres LAND iy-
a nnS IN the lower end buckingham county,
on both sides of Buffaioe creek, and ON The road
ivaihg from Ca Ira to New Canton, wit.,u. half
q mile OF navigation, on Whites river, and about
Two rom Ca Ira. This tract is esteeme,liren
ably fertile, and has plantation cleared on i, SUI
Hcteht to work ten ortwelve hands to advantage.
ana a good proportion of rich tobacco Land to
Clear. The Improvements are only efficient for
inc accommodation of an oversecr and negro
VITA a barn, and apple orchard. Tins estate,
from its great fertility, vicinity TO market. and 81.
tuation IN polite and agreeable neichborhood,
Is wei wortlh the attention Of any gentleman
who may wish 10 remove from the lower country
10 3 more healthy situation
For terms apply 10 MI. I.inr;,s Rolling, of
tic aforesaid county. who is f,,liy authorised by
the Subscriber, to treat with any person wis,ins.
to purchase.
:, SUSANNA WILCOX.
Chellow, May g. 4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

ANDING from the Schooner R1cHMoNp,
a. Isaac Seaman, Master -
20 Boxes Raisins,
10 Bales Soft Sheed Almonds,
Casks Green Coffee,
10 Barrels Prime Pork, and
Pipe London Particular Madeira Wine.
IN STORE.
" Hegsheads Brown Sugar,
70 do. Molasses,
Tierces Green Coffee,
15 Boxes Hav;nnah Segars,
; Bales WelcIi Planes,
Family Flour in barrels and half barrels.
Young Hyson, Tyson Skin and Souchon. Tes-
10 Boxes Mould Candles,
FoR SALE BY, io
GEORGE WATT.
January II. e
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02
January IL.
TN cHANcERY-charlotte Court, March

CHANCERY.-Charlotte Court, Marcel,
Z, 1909
Stephen Smith, Plaintiff. against Nathan
Hsekery and Thomas Nj. Dea'm*ii, d st;ad,iats.
THE defendant zackery not having entered
ms appearance according to the &C, of Assembly,
and the rules Of this Court, aud it ap.s,,;nr to
.the satiacton of the Court, that he is not an in
Infant OF this state On the motion Of the pian-
TIT by his attorney 1t is ordered, Tha; he ap-
pear here on the frs. d.y of June Court ne,il,
and enter ms appearan & and give 5; curity for
performing the decree ofthe Couri, ard that a
copy OF TINS ort''r be inserted . one of the news
papers printed in Richmond, for two months
sicccSsiyeiy, AID posted al the front door of
the Court House, of the said County
Copy. Tcste,
TT: FEAD, C. C.
April 81 p8uT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

N. 3. All those who are DESTROYS to avoid the
expense, fatigue, and trouble of journeyngt to dis
tant springs IN search of health, are advised to
provide themselves with place of residence on
this salub ious plain.
To those who 1--we in the lower part OF tie co,n-
try, iemov ! iu I've summer time, to this spot,
(Particuiaf,y with chldrcn,( may render lon-
ger tourney quite unnecessary. RIB.
May % 4tg
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02
e.. s. GEORGE CANNING.
a.. s. JUAN RUIZ DE APoDAcA.

FOR SALE-Upon liberal credit. for cast, or
4 good bonds, SIS acres ofLAND, in Middle
sex couaty, advantageously situated upon the Pi
ankatank, Icing the House Lot of Shooters Hill
tract This Land is of good quality, has a good
Fishery, Oysters at the door, and wild Fowl in
abundance. If not sold before the first of Nov.
next. 1t wiil be leased for term of years, with
or without OILS acres adjoining
For terms apply to Major Paun A. Black
burne of that county or TO
AUSTIN BEOCKENBRoUGH
Tappaharnock. April T. WIN
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

- EMOVAL-- ANDRLY STEPHENSON NJ.
~ has removed ms office, to the Brick Tene-
ment Immediately above tile Bell Tavern, where
the most ptmctual attendance will be given TO his
professional duties
May %. N
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02
TERMS, VIZ :

Fee simple title, and no ground rent, payable in
three equal and annual inst ailments, the first to be
made ON the first of July, 1910
Security to be required, the purchasers at their
ophon, wall either give bond with approved secu-
rity, or q lien on the land, Hntl full payment is
made. ROBERT BOLiIN6
Petersburg, May 90
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02
LOTS OF LIND

Lately laid off on ,hat beautdti and elevated
plain between Centre Ill., and the Popllr Spring
Race Ground. Some are half acres, and others
are larger lots. IN point Of situation, they cam
not be surpassed IN some of the finest and most
Wholesome water in tl'e word, being contiguous
to Poplar Spring on the south, and only shore
distance from the Public Spring on the north.
The streets u alleys spacious, numerous e
ludicio'isly arranged for the promotion of health
and convenience. will be seen on reference to a
plot OF the said Lots, now at M=ssrs VIM aud
Henry Eaxaii's Venduc Office, BollingLrook
Street
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02
April 81

IT ANDSOME BUILDING EOTs-Tbe
u Il Subscriber Will offer AT Public Sale, to the
hisnest bidder, On Thursday, the ST. June next,
Gf fair, ifno, the next fair day. on the premi-
ses, about forty
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-10
AugustS5.

FOR SALE, zoos acres of LAND, lying on
\ the waters of Tye river, in the county of
Nelson, formerly part OF Amherst. )--T.is tract,
being part of the estate of the late col John Rose
Is situated about ten miles from New Market,
and is conveniently contiguous to Major Mas
ssy's Merchant mill. Two hundred acres are
cleared, the residue is covered with heavy and
valuable timber. The soil is peculiarly adapted
to tina production Of tobacco, corn, wheat &c
The tract will either be sold entire, or divided
into or equal parts, AS may meet the convent
snce of the purchaser.
Slightly detached from the main tract, are 20
Acres soaring heavy growth Of pine, that will
either be sold separately, or in conjunction with
one of tho divisions-One fourth Of {, purchase
money will be expected in hand, the balance in
three equal annual instalments. The land will
be shew by Mr.. John N. Rose, or by Capt Nor
gan, living in the neighborlieod.-For further par
ucuiars apply TO the subscriber.
THO MAS FITZ EUGH
N. 3. The purchaser will have liberty of seed
ing in the fall, and possession at the commence
nlert of the ensuing year. TIE,
Stafford, JULY. 1aftf
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-10-10

AND FOR SALE-Ths subscriber offers
IL for sale that valuable estate OIL which he
formerly resided, lying on James River, near
the Town of Warmnster, in the County of Mel.
son, lately Amherst. THIS tract contains nearly
two Thousand acres--The low grounds are q.
the most valuable ka,ti, and the highiand. imme-
diately adjacent thereto are very fertile and uu-
commonly leyel-lt might ba divided into two
plantations to advantage, or continued in one, ~
might suit the owner. The houses arc new and
amply sufficient for the comfortable accommods-
ten of family-A more minute description is
deemed unnecessary, as it is presumed the pur-
chaser will view and Judge for himself The
subscriber will emily observe that the place is
very healthy, lies in fine neighborhood, and
commands, perhaps, as. many advantages as any
other situation that is offered for sale i'm the state
One fourth OF the purchase money will be- requi-
red OH the first of January, VIXEN possession
will be given; and the balance will be divided
into nine equal annual instaiments, without any
charge of interest if the principal be punctually
pa'd-A large crop OF small grain will be sown
IN good order, and the purchaser may be accom-
modated with corn &c. sufficient for Years
supply. Letters directed to Buckingham Court
House, or to Warminster, would be soon recei-
we'd and attended to. In my absence, M brother
Mr.. Joseph c. Cabcli will shew the land to any
person DESTROYS to purchase. -
VIM. II. CARELL.
Il