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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-03
FOR SALE.
A House and Lot on HenryStreet,

A House and Lot on HenryStreet,
adjoining the premises of Philip G, Aarste!-
Ter The Hous. is nearly new, large, con-
yenien., and in very healthy situation, TO
which is attached three quarters OF 2n acre OF
ground, now in garden we'' enclosed Al
so, Lot of Ground near the lower end OF
King Street; this I4o, is p and halt ieet
on King Street running back to 50 feet
alley 81 feet, on which are two houses
if the hlst mcnuoned property is not sold at
private sale, before the LIST June next, 1t Will
then be sold at public sale, on liberal terms
March IS c. Page.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

Also
a Quantity Of CORDAGF,
Bolt Rope; Spun Yarn,
Sewing Irvine Marling,
Cod Lines, DC. t5.e.
The above Goods are all ofthe Ere quality
and viii be fold on reafonabIe terms.
N b.-Merchants and Ship Matters may
0e iupPi'ed with Cabin or fhio Stores on rea-
'oaaole terms.-Allo, Families may be fuppli-
20 a. low a. can be Purehaied in town, and
,s''e their bills quarterly Coulant atten-
eSnee' and every favor gratefully acknowl.
JONATHAN STUART.
Fs'fiasa, Dss 8, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
-~- 1%S qszsss--
\ on. InfErc0utLc ia be in force.

Esf,a9 of q Letter frow W'a)siTgtSn, 10 tBs E6-
tor 9tfbs ConmsysiaI Adv"njs,, dated TGs. Is.
"The fubjecr which Congrefs have had
under confederation 10 couclave, was 6nilhed
in the houfe of Representatives lat evening at
nine o'clock
The committee Of foreign relations have
under confederation bill refpe9ing the
Non lntercourfe Law, OF which the following
are the principal features.
Sec. I. That in afe @. Britain 1lzl 70 re.
woke or modify her edias, &c. &e the Pre-
ildent ihal declare the fact by proclamation.
and iucb proclamation hali be the only evil
dence Of the fa6 IN any fut or proiecuiion
under the 4th Gee. of the act TO which this 10
an addition.
" sec 2 That 10 cafe f.id proclamation
of Feb next, the ieveral proviGons ofthe Sd,
4ih, 5th, 9th, Sth, 10th & sth fections of the
act estitied an a6 10 interdict" Sc. f1all
from that day be carried into full effect.
" Sec. 3. That any vede or merchandise
ieized prior to the tact being afcertained that
G. Britain has revoked, prior to the I'd Of
Feb fhall he reeored re the own ers, on Civ
ing bond, with approved fecurity, equal 20
the value thereof, TO abide the decifion of the
proper court Of the United States-and faid
bond ihAll be conGdsred as latisfied 10 cafe @
Grltain ihail have revoked or modified, &c
on or before the I'd day of Feb.
"4th Sec exempts from feiIure any veflel
which had departed from Britill port be-
fore the Cd of Feb. and meTchandize which
fha!l have been put on board before knowl-
edge OF the Preident's proc. nation OF the I'd
Nov.
:" 5th fiction provides for employing any
part of the land or nava. forces OF the u. s.
or any part of the militia, anu il the feizures
fhall be Aade within the waters Of the United
States, that para OF the forfeiture which may,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
CWhote No. COS.
A Wonderful STORY!

\ WIN DI-I-t IL > ON
We are informed by a gentleman,
who was present when the following
discovery was made, and on the fidelity
ofwhose narrative we place the utmost
reliance, that, on the 2d'day Of Septein-
Der last, some persons were digging In
a copperas cave in the county of War
rem, state of Tennessee, situated in
what Is usually called the Cany fork Of
Cumberland river. ten miles below tile
tails That at about six feet beiow the
surface OF the bottom OF the cave, some
thing like clothing was discovered,
which, upon proper examination, was
found TO be the shrouding Of some
dead bodies. Upon turther inYestlga-
tiCn, the bodies were found to be two
in number, male and female, which,
as lie expressed it, they Judged tohaye
Oeen buried IN ancient times They
supposed the male, Ut the time oc us
decease to nave been about twenty FIVE
years Of ape. H vas enveloped in
the following manner: First, with
tine linen Shirt his legs were drawn
up, aad closely bound with dressed
deer skins then Ave dressed deer
skins wrapped round AIS body, fwill-
ed blanket wrapped round them, ard a
cane mat, six feet long, wrapped round
the whole HIS frame was entire, ex-
capt the bowels las hair of fir
complexion, his teeth remarkably
sound, and his stature above common.
he body Of the female was found III.
tered aboutthree feet from the other.
It's position oflying was similar To thar
of the male / he carcase was enveI-
Oped first with two undressed deer
skins, under which, upon the face, was
found small cane mat. Three or foar
dressed deer skine were wrapped rouna
it, over which were folded cane mas
large enough to cover tie 'hole.
There were then Eve sheets. supposed
to be made Of nettle linz, wrought up
curiously around each, with feathers .
various kinds and colours. Two fans
Of feathers were next found upar ;ho
breast. The body, with the w' ,o of
the described wrapping, wa4 ganl III
what was supposed 70 be haff rnE
or box, with Cane cover, watch 4s
wound upon two well dressed d4er
skins of the largest kind. IEc whole
was girted with two straps The fg-
male IS supposed to have been from
twelve to fifteen years of age-the eyes
as full and prominent as If alive.
.NaShvtHc ReUie7v.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
Original pofnp.
JOB, CHAPTER III.

FOR what wife end, myaerious Heav'nl
Could life, and ienle, and thought be given
TO iuch wretch as I
Some higher purpoie lure was meant,
When hrit the seeming gift was fent,
Than juif 10 groan and die.
But, fuch the cruel Pangs feel,
20 deep che horrors thsle reveal,
Ii Teens TO feeble fight,
I were good, theie eyes dlf1olv d in grief,
Which comfort fhun, forbid relief,
had never lsen the light.
BE then the day, which gave me birth,
Unknown TO joy, eltrangd from mIrth,
With darknefs overipread;
Nor God above, nor man below,
On this, the leaf regard beltow,
Forgotten with The dead.
Oh had but untimeIy fell,
Where no dark vettige eer fbould tell,
That fuch an one was born
ihould have nept, and been at rea,
Where none my Plumbers could moisa,
Till resurrection morn.
Then would the peaceful, Glent grave.
Where guilty pafhons cannot rave,
Have been my welcome home.
The weary here find fweet repole,
From fsss, WHERE eonlant waves aroie,
And wllds, where tigers roam.
The captive, fet from prilon free,
Enjoys the bliis Of liberty,
Too long unknown before,
The fierce sppreGor's voice has cssfed,
To wound ms ear, and heart, released,
To (uffer thus no more.
Why then 1iouId thine the cheering ray,
On iuch as pals their pilgrim way,
Where thOrns and briers grow /:
Or why fhould life and breath be ihar'd
BY iueh as fad their cup prepar'd
With bitter drsgs of woe.
An no III feek in deaths cold arms
Kedreis from All the wrongs and harms,
Which this poor heart has felt !;
III court the grave, as milers gold,
Aud drop my forrows, which, If told,
The foul Of Aint would melt.
But where Las this repiniUg thought,
al length, my rowing iprlts brought.
No friendly crock 10 guide. :.
would trace back this winding way,
And ieek again the long loff Gay,
Rejecting all beiide.
My Great Redeemer lives, know,
And waits 10 Witt worlds below,
While Angels wond'ring llsnd
HE face, hereafter, / lhall fee,
ALayd in immortality,
And TT at his right hand.
X.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
THE REPUBLIC.

The first law made by the Republic,
which initiated against public liberty,
was for making nocturnal visits, and inflict-
ing death on those who should be guilty Of
any ACT 10 clog (eay aver the operations Of
government. The next was the establish
ment Of the revolutionary tribunal, which,
bad as it was, yet was inferior IN iniquity to
Napoleon's Commissions MliifmrcS. The
former held their sltungs publicly, and some
persons accused, did escape, but the latter
is held IA hLes clos, as it is called (pri-
vately,) and from thence no one eyer e5ca-
Pedt
At the commencement Of the republican
Regime, DaniOn came on q secret mission 10
CERTAIN persons in this Country, and IL is
from this period that date the views and
Vaccinations Of the respective governments
OF fr.nce TO effect revolution in this coun.
try and in Ireland, and of their plan OF
eniIsting IN their cause false Parrots, who,
uider the name Of RJoyDters and Friends u
che People, have received aud still do receive
aregular stipend from the eternal enemies
OF EnsiaUd and al Liberty.
Some Of these POLITICAL IMPo, TORS,
WHO defended tie republicans III l79S,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
Important Information.

As many OF our rezdeas may not have an
Opportunity of turning 10 the law, levera
iections of which will De revived as 10 @ Bri-
tain, IT fhe fhall not 70 revoke or modify her
ediGts az that they ihall ceale to violate our
neural rights, we have inherited 60 much Of
thofe fections as is necefary to give view of
their bearing and effect -
Sec. 8 And be il further enacted, That
from and after the twentieth day of May next,
the entrance of the harbors and waters Of The
United States, and the territories thereof. be
and the fame il hereby in.erdiced to All fhips
or vefeis failing under the flag Of Great Bril-
tain or France, or owned 10 whole or IN part
by any citizens or fubiecfs Of either veflels
hired, chartered or employed by the govern
ment of either country for the fole purpoie If
carrying letters or defpatches and alto veGsls
forced 10 by cltre(s or by the Dangers # he
iea only excepted And if any fhip or veGel
failing under The flag of Great Britain or
France. or owned 10 whole or part by any
citizen or fubject Of either, and rot excepted
aforeiaid, fhall, after the fad twentieth day,
! of May next, arrive either WIKI or withour a
cargo, within the limits Of the Uaited States,
or Of the territories thereof fuch fhip OF VET.
iel,togethsr with the cargo If any, which may
be found on bord, ihaII be forfeited, and may
be ieized and condemned in any court OF he
United States, or the territories thereof ha-
wing competent iuriidictions; and all and ev-
cry sct and acts heretofore paHed which lhall
be within The purview of this act, lhal be and
the fame are hereby repealed
Sec. And be il further enacted. That
from and after the twentieth day of May next,
1t fhsil not be lawful to import into The Uni
ted States or the territories thereof, any good .
wares or merchandise Whatever. from any
Fort or place tisuated in Great Britain or Ire
land, or IN any Of the colonies or dependen.
cies Of Great Britain, nor from any port or
place Atuated in Fra &c or in any Of her colo
nies or dependencies, nor from any port or
place in the actual 2ofs1lion Of either Great
Britain or France Nor fhall il be lawful to
import into the u States, or the territories
thereof from any foreign port or place what
ever, any goods, wares, or merchandise what
ever, being Of the growth, produce or manu-
facture Of France, or Of any of her colonies or
dependencies, or being Of the growth, produce
or manufacture of Great Britain or Ireland, or
of any of the colonies or dependeHcles of G.
Critaiu, or being of the growth, produce or
manufacture of any place or country 10 the
actual pofefion of either France OF Great Bril-
tain, &c.
lSecticns s, 6, z, 8, 9, 10 and ls comprise
various previiions for carrying the preceding
fectons into effect, and enact forfsitures and
penalties neceGary Tor that puFPofe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
foreign S.uteltlgenee.
GIBRALTAR, DEC. \

Md a. q 0GN- g
The Cortes Of Spain have palFad
decree. ordering the erection Of 4
fplendid monument IN honor Of their
fovereign.
Mafena's original report to Bona
parte. of the battle of BuA4co, has
been Intercepted He ltates, that he
hal lot 500 Of his gallent tello1vf,
and four generals, AID acknowledges,
that his t-oops could NOT ger podef-
& n Of the two points which they al
tackled. lie bitterly complains of the
want of provi6ons. and that the
towns and villages are deferted BY the
Inhabitants. The enemy's men con-
tlnue to defcrt they hy to the Eng
liih by hundreds.
The enemy have twice attempted
to erofs the Iagus, and IN both in
itances have failed Between and
6ooo French dclcrters have been
ihipped off for the ports Of England.
ooult is carrying on his prepara-
tions againh Cadiz ard Ia liza with
the usmoh activity aud perfeverance.
A piece Of ordnance Of new def
cription was eating at Seville in Mo-
vember and, if it anlwtred the
wiihes ard promifes Of the inventors.
every other work was 10 BE- laid aide,
immediately to Gait Fifty Of the fame
kind An order had been iilued taT
building $50 gun boats-so were al
ready completed, and 50 more were
expected 70 be ready TO 60 to Tea az
the beginning of this month. Tim
Der had sl[o been icnt down the river
from Seville. for bsiiding az immenle
raft, on which il was attended TO
place no fewer than IS mortars. 1t
was not VT known where II was to
be ttation d Means were taking, at
the fame tfuae, TO remove to the tro-
cadero ali tic gun bJats in the river
52nt.i Petti,
: Accounts had been received + Ca
diz, that the Bu.wark was 10 f.i, from
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

according to exiting laws, accrue TO the u.
States. fhal, sfier deduaing the duties, be
difiributed among the perfons making the
iezures. IN fuch proportion "a may De diree-
ted BY the preGdent.
9th iection gives that portion of forfeit.
nres which belong to she u. S. except as above
iPecitied, 10 be divided between the informsr,
inipsctor', AVID captains of crews, SC.
" sth fection authorizes the Prefident 90
hire, and emPloy'not exceeding one hundred
yeiieiS, and not exceeding one hundred and
thirty ions each, and 70 many feainen As may
be aeceGary to Haan she's. .for = tern. MOI ez-
ceeding one year
This bill will probably be reported by the
committee"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
IMPORTANT.

ExtraH Of a letter fran LSndon, da-
ted stb Nsv. received PER Brajb
Packet.
"The Emperor has called upon
Sour friend, MIR. BOURNE, of DIM
SHERIDAN, to pay him duties on a car
" 90 Of Cotton, which he fold fix
months ago, and the proceeds of
switch had been RENTED here
/" They write the fame frsm Rotter-
{" dam"
A." This does indeed crown the
/" whole"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
NEW GOODS.
William Goddard.
FsT'issa, Dse 8, 1910

William Goddard,
4 As received BY severallate arrivals from
P00i and Bristol, large quantity Of
Hard Hare Goods.
A'so-zoO boxes Crown Window Glass,
Various sizes,
~ casks Nails,
,ian'i'y OF blistered Steel,
pg, INNS Vices, Shovels, Spades, &c &c
: H'cn are for Sale, by wholesale and retail
favorable terms ~ =" '''S mos
Portland, Nov 10 I~
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

A letter from Washington, SAYS. that the
subject of debate in the House of Represen-
tstives with closed doors, is bill reported
to The house by Montgomery, au,horising
the President TO take possession of the Flor
idas.-This bill. involving the question Of
peace or war with Great Britain, (as il i
said thar Mr.. Morier has declared that Eng
land would take part with SPAIN il was
tho6ght most expedlent TO debate with clos
ed doors. The discussion, was confined
exclusively 50 the democratic member AUD
i was supposed will occupy several daJ
longer.-Ibia.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
The FZoYidQS.

The following. II appears, are now the
claimants Of the Floridas---
The Cortes OF Spain,
France, on behalf Of King Joseph,
Great Britain, who has guaranteed the
integrity of the Spanish possessions,
The Conventionalists Of Florida AND
The United States Of America
~ T. Post:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
We9-lndia Goods & Gr0cerie5.

TOR fale by the fubfcriber, ar his fore in
= Foe F,eft, nearly oppofte the head Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28
3ntrrrsttng Political spiscelEup
GOld3mith'S Secret History.

NA0AAAOAA.ANAA . AJA1AAL 1AADlOI
4 fatal blindness oVersbyedds tie minds Of men.
IN our last we gave few extracts from the
Justly celebrated and faithful history Of
the Court Of BOn4parte, by LEWIS COLD
SMITH, Esq. who, says thc Editor Of the
Baltimore Federal Republican, in his
memoirs Of the French court, has sirI-
kingiy portrayed the dark, gloomy and
suspicious character OF the tyrant, who
has carried slavery, misery and famine al
most TO the four quarters Of tie globe
The proofs which he adduccs, that the
despot meditstts the conquest and en-
siavement OF the whole race OF man. and
has long since completed his plans for
tho subJugatIon Of these states particularly,
ought to alarm and To arouse our .bewil.
dered and deluded fellow-citizens. His
book ought to be in the hands Of every
American, for no one who takes il 10
willay it aside until he has glutted his Gu
riosity. The ingenious author asserts. " u
the boldness OF honest conviction, and the
confidence which ever attends truth, that
the monsters ministerial friends and EN-.
issarieS are scattered throughout al ma
lions. He assures us, nor a delr6eratige
dsIe1nbE IN tie porI1 10 without his be.
sfoners and agentI.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-01-28

A Baltimore paper Of the 7,h, says
" our Washington correspondent believes
that Gen Turreau has protested ~ behal
OF King Joseph, sg inst cur acizlns Flori
da.'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-21
IoHer for Sale,

MY estate in Hanover called md known
BY the name of BULFIrLD, containing 1874
acres, be the same more or less, together
with the Negroes, between 81 ard 20, most
ly in families--also, all the stock OF Horses,
Cattle, Sheep, Hogs and Mules. and the
Plantation Utensils.
Possession will be given of the whole as
soon as a contract is concluded, including the
present growing crops, at their estimated va
lue. One fourth of the purchase money will
be REQUIRED in hand. and the balance in one
and two years on interest. 1t sale OF the
land should not take place before the 18th Of
august, the negroes, stock, &c, will be sold
on that day, together with the standing corn,
and the estate leased for a term OF years,
l have alto for sale about l6, 900
Acres of Military Lands in the States of Ohio,
Kentucky, and the Indiana Territory, besides
1000 Acres in the county OF Mason and State
OF Virginia near the Ohio. For particular
description of all which and for terms Of sale,
apply to Mr.. Thomas Tavlcr. of Richmond,
or to
John Hopkins.
March 25. 2aw2m
The Subscribers have just opened
Tueuty,one Packages Dry Goods,
Which, with their former supply, consti.
tute an excellent String assortment. They
VIII be sold low for cash. or approved ncgod-
able paper at short dates.
S. Mark & Co.
Faigfax.steet, next door to
Libby and Carne.
May l3. d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-21
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
Atth. Columbian Inn, Market sire

No. 6.
lido hereby certify, that Twas vioIentiy az
tackled with the pleurisy on sunday tue OF"
instant, / Immediately sent to physieia'''
who b!ed me twice within the space OF ABOUT
Is hours, all TO no effect; my fever sun M
creased and my pains so violent that nau . Az
knowledge of my nearest e!atioas' no' ..A
NV parents on Tuesday morning III. 'O."'
INV father procured me phiai OF raui $ 20 :. :,
hm,,ian oil which was immediately appiisu
to mr. right side, where the pam WAS INC ss-
v.rest. three or four times, with piece OF
fanneI kent to the part affected, and l TOOK
6fteen drops internally three times Gay LOT
The first two days; and the second day ater
us;op the oil, | was able to walk ABOUT 'he
bouse. the third and fourth days i.took ol Inc
oil 6fteen drops night and morning, winch
entirely relieved me from pain ana lever,
thanks be to God for it, aud now a1al weh
man. ~.
Baltimore, April 10Th, 1910,
Farrison's Creek.
No. 7.
We do certify that on Thursday the l'th
instant, we were tarrins ne" seine LOT MI
John Clark, and by accident the seine took
FIRE which, by endeavoring to put out the
aames. John Clark and Thomas Adams got
severely burnt in the face, We immediately
oot some Columbian Oil from Mr.. Paul, and
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave ease
in the course of twenty minutes, and mas lett
the parts free from blisters.
> JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS,
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 18th, 1910.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-21
S4926
PUBLIC SALE.
FOR sale, at fu6Hc vendur, Oh the 24m
instant.
H2lf 2 SQUARE Of Ground. Op-

Half a Square OF Ground, oP-
posie the south side Of the Presbyterian
meeting house, in Alexandra, bounded by
Fairfax-street or the east, Wolfe street on
the north, Royal-street Oh the west, and the
land OF Joseph Coleman's heirs, on the south
1t is divided into seventeen Lots, two OF
which on FairE.x-street joining Coleman's
lot, 20 feet front and 90 feet deep, arc on
e. ound rent It ten shillings Virginia curicr-
cy per foot, and have cash a l story House
on them These ground rents will be SOLO
seperately, and notes negotiable in either OF
the banks will be taken with an approved en-
dorser payai lie in six, nine & twelve months,
with interest thereon. For the remainder OF
the half square, which will be sold In lots
from 90 to % feet front, or altogether as may
appear best to suit purchasers. One tenth OF
the purchase money will be required in hand,
tho remainder in three equal annual pay
ments, with interest from the day OF sale, On
notes with approved endorsers: A plan OF
the whole may be seen at the cOffce-hoase.
This sale is made to secure Mordecai Miller
for his endorsements of certain notes, as per
deed Of trust from William Hartshorne to
Abram Hewes, deceased, by his adminlstra-
tot.
George Drinker.
Also, 1T PRITI7E SdLE,
A Water Lot, extending from
Whkcs.s.rcet, southerly, l76 feet inches,
and from Water-street, eAstwardly, to the
river.
My Mill and Plantation, call
cd Sfrawberry Hill, 80 acres Of Land, most
ly in wood, on both sides OF Roimcs's Run,
Joining Shoales's mill, and the land OF w
H. Terrett Esq. On payment OF small
part of the purchase money liberal credit
will be given for the remainder.
William Hartshornc.
S mo s. la"tds'
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Mill for sale.
I will sell or ! will let, for

| Will Sell or y VIII lCl, lOI a
Term Of years griss and merchant Mill S,
70 acres Of good fertile land in Falrtax coun-
~. Virginia, on the direct road leading ftcna
y .eesSiirs 70 Aicxanuiia, 2i-miscs trcm tie
former and IS to the latter, and Il toGeorgc-
town and the City Of Was ington. and NJ,
more than three miles fsom the grcs! tails Of
the Potomuc iiver, and &c miles from any
other merchant mil, and in good neighbour
hood for wheat, corn, rye, &c. and II being SO
Immediately on the road where all kinds Of
horse f,,od will sell 10 a great advantage The
Mill House is built with brick /; il is Al feet
bv so and 3 stories high, and on never fail
mo stream. with water wheels, one pair oe
GOOD country stones, and-ene pair Of fee feet
French Burrs Of good quality, and y co: &c
ri. ncy r.r sno,her PAR, Part OF the VOLS
..lre,ny framed, and seasoned timber suaEc icns
TO fn:.h them it has every convetiiency ard
necessary machinery TOR the Manufacturing
-four and country work. The works e al
most new and in complete order, with good
dwclling-house, kitchen, cocpers shop =
other buildings necessary, and GOOD peach
orchard There is about acres Of improved
meadow, and OF more may DC a.'ded u.e
balance is we'll .im.ercl. "A farther descii'-
ton is unnecessary, as the purchases "i!ihlss
view the premises.
William Sheppard.
April 5. s"''
~ 3. IF the above described
property be not sold or let, be-
fore Saturday, 18th June next,
it will on that day be fold to the
highest bidder for cash.
William Shek91rd.
Nav $50