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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-11
VIII be Sold.

20 the highes; bidder on Thursday the 1sth
OF the present month If fair. if no., The
next tar day. at the late dwelling house of.rIrs
Ann Warciner. decd in the county of uenricc
sb'ut mi les below Vichr1ond agreeable to The
las' will and ,es'2rient oe t. deceased, all the
estate consisting OF 70 likely young Me-
groes, Househol snd Kiohsn Furniture, anita
tion Utensils, parcei Of Corn and Faidey, one
likely Horse. aad some Hog, RaHR &c
Cfsdit viii be givsn until the first p Tauu..
ary mex pur bases giving bonds witt =,
security, for all sums over Eve dollars--fo7 Al
sums UNDER cash vii be recai,es No p1opesss
VIII be suffered to be carried ay until bonds
ave given.
The Executor.
Aprils, 1911. 81.
N ID. All those that have claims aga INST the
aonve men toned Esate, are requested to bring
mem Forward properly au henicated andfsose
who are indebted, are requested 20 make infne
o's'e payment, as no Indulgence can be given
as ! N'ean to settle up and close my accounts i'm.
inediasely.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-04-11
Notice..

THE Commissioners authorised by an act Of
hclast Legislature. viii on Saturday the
Zoth last. o. INC premises dispose Of, at public
sale, that Ell gioly situated
Haf Acre LofH
frontisg the no,.h side Of the Cspih1 and ".
ing between Mr.. Edmund Rand5l IA &'o,, and
Wv Wngh' S0u.hgate's house Naesk with an.
proved end 1rsers, negotiable and p &se6e at the
Bank Of Virginia, IN o., 90 and 100 DAYS from
the day OF sale, will be required Of the purcha
scr.
On the same day snd ierme, will be cold, the
HDU 10 in which the former Governors resided {;
% be removed from The 5cos on which it stands.
~ the purcha 5er, without delay.
They also give notice to undertakers, that
they arc Immediately ready to receive plaas and
estimates, Of al HOUSE TO be ERECTED,
TOR the use CT the Chief Magistrate. commensu.
ate with the appropriation made by said act
The eonte npla,ed sdi6ce.. 70 be 90 faY pr1gres.
Sed in during the present yesr 81 that il may be
comp etely FnisNed sa-'y IN tbs ensuing summer,
Richmond, april 50, 1911. (,dO
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01
Virginia

. =
III SHherior Court of Chancery, holden a,
-the Cafifoi, in tae CRY Of Richmond, The
ni7efee'atd day Of June, 1911.
The Mutual Assurance Society al
gainst Fire on Buildings of the SPItfs.
State Of Virginia,
AGAINST
Braddock Richmond and Nathaps=7~
el Eliicott, SVfts.
The defendant Braddock RicKrpnd met
having entered his appearance akd&ivedse
curlty according to the act okassdhblyjand
the rules of this court, and il apAearing u the
satisfaction of the court that he isnot an in
habisant Of this country on the motion of the
plaintiffs by their counsel, 1t is ordered, Tha.
the said defendant do appear here on the
first day of the next term and answer the
bill of the plaintiffs and that COPY of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newsDa-
per published in the city of Richmond, for
two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the Capitol in the said City.
A CoDy-Teste,
WEN. w. HENING,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01
William 8 Mary College Lot
terry OF 90 Nos. r
FIRST DRAWING.

THE FIRST drawing of this Lottery agreea-
bic to notice took place this day ut the
Capitol, under the superintendance Of sew
eral Magistrates of this City and IN the pre-
Sence of q Number Of Citizens, when agrcca-
bic to the system pursued in Europe in the
conducting the drawing of this plan of Lot
terry, the different numbers from TO 90 in
elusive were publicly shewn and put into a
glass wheel, from whence boy, Blind-fol-
dcd, drew the following FIVE numbers
50. 81. Is. 10. Is.
Persons holding tickets with one ofthe above
numbers viii be entitled to receive fifteen
times the cost of one number--those holding
tickets of two numbers of the above will be
entitled to receive two hundred and forty
times the cost Of those numbers-if of three
numbers four thousand five hundred times
their cost-and if of four numbers forty thou
sand times their cost. All prizes will be
paid upon application, either at the Offices at
which the Tickets were bought, OF of Simon
Block, jun. Richmond, or Of Simon Block,
Williamsburg second draw will
take place ON Thursday the 22nd AUGUST.
Tickets for Sale at the different Stationary
Stores in this City.
The proprietor in offering this Lottery to
the public, felt great doubts as to the sue
cess that might attend it, owing to the differ
ence that existed between this, and the sys-
TEN of Lottery generally pursued in this
Country; bat the event thus far has proved
that his fears were groundless, and that the
good sense of the people viii always predo-
inmate over prejudice, which has been fully
evinced by the demand for tickets for the
first drawing. The very laudable purpose
to which the funds arising from this Lottery
are to be applied, affords the most pleasing
of William 6 Mary College, particularly
when superadded thereto, is the advantage
resulting to adventurers, of risking but a
small sum, for the chance of obtaining ca
pital prize.
Richmond, July 10, 1911. 0G
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01
Advertisement.

THE Legatees of Andrew Baker, decd. OF
Prince Edward county, are hereby Notified
that there will be settlement oethe E4ecu-
tors accounts, as faras the bu&ne9sf YillRd-
init of, on the first Friday in Oftobey hext at
Londonderry, in said county u Prince Ed
ward, at which time and place he said Ega-
tees are requested to attend.
ANDREW & JOHN BAKER,
.Acti1g E-r'rS Of -A,adrezv Baker, decd.
July IS, 1911. wet.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01
WANTED,

FOR the next year Cor Immediately Ifuot now
esngaged) manager for valuable gate on
James River. few miles above Riclkhond.
A person from Lo,ldon county, vak3is well
acquainted with the clover hush! nv. and
Can come highly recommended for honesty.
sobriety, industry and skill in farming. would
DC preferred. Enquire Of the Printer.
Richmond, July 18th, 1911. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01

RICHMOND TURNPIKE coMP1WY
AT meeting Of the Directors of said
Company ON the 1th Of July, 1911
RESOLVED, That the shares 6<hlI deIin-
quents in the Company be sold at Nc Eagle
Tavern IN the city ofRichmond, on Saturday
the 18th Of next month.
Teste,
N. SHEPARD, ok.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01
VIRGINIA.:

VIRGINIA:
AT Superior Court Of Chancerv, holden at
the Capitol, in the City of Richmond, the
2lst day of June, 1911
Robert Campbell, surviving partner of
Hicks and Campbell, Pitt
AGAINST
Robert Duncan and Edmund, John, Ro-
bert, Susan, Patsy and Nancy Duncan, m
FAINT children of the said Robert Duncan.
by the said Robert Duncan assigned Guar
dian to defend them in this suit, Robert
Hicks, and John Hicks, infant chjldrcn Nf
John Hicks, decd. by Peter Nsfson .fheit
Guardian, Nathaniel S. Dallaua and Bally'
his wife, late Sally Hicks, Nvikiau<tones.
and Benjamin b. Ford, Dfs.
THE defendants Nathaniel s. Dllam and
y Sally his wife, not having enteresf>thl
appearance and given security according 60
the act af assembly and the rules Of this court.
and 1t appearing to the satisfaction Ct the
court, that they are NOT inhabitants of this
country on motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel, " is ordered, That the said defen-
dants do appear here on the FIRST day of the
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff
and that copy Of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the
City of Richmond, for two months success
sivcly and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the said City.
A copy-Test, WIN. wHENING, c. C.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01

ERlCES Of the Pcnitentiary Manufactures
\ reduced,-In order to prevent any thing
Like competition in the sale of Penitentiary
Manufactures and similar articles sold in
Richmond, the following list will shew the
great reduction and the very low prices which
they viii in future be offered at, and it is ex-
pected from the great change in the work
manship. owing to superior management, and
the growing experience of the workmen. to-
gcther with the excellent quality OF the ma
terialso which the different articles are made,
that they win be preferred to any that can be
offered in this Market.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01
BOOKS.
81 ,seefvss.qudJ for gale By S. Pleasaa,

Just ,eeef0ed~ e1d far sale by S. pleasants
Anne Of Br1tanny, an Historical Romance
The Missi0nary, an Indian Tale, bv Af;s.
OweEon. Dss
A Fathers Tales to his Dauehter,X
Jacobs Law Dictionary.
in calf. bson, - oeuno
Do do. f,h..> y 10
Do. do n 70
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01

A constant supply of Boots and Shoes of all
sizes, suitable to the present and approach
ing season-all orders left at the Penitentiary
Store on Shockce Hill, will be strictly atten-
ded toby
MANN S. VALENTINE,
.Agent.f orthe Commonwealth.
July IS. (w4t)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01
Fitzwhylsonn s. Potter,

HAVE Just received and are now opca
ing an assortment of Family, Octave, Pocket
and School Bibles-?raver Socks, Tesla
menss and Hymn Books----a few collec-
tons Of Sermons and some other Religious
Publications, to which a large addition is dai-
iy expccsed.-LAWES on piEADINc IN
AssuMpsiT, other Law Books and few new
miscellaneous ublioations-Ladies' * Cen
t.cmen's Pocket and Mem Books-~Serman
flnses, patent ard commoyI N1hn Sows,
Pegs, Bridges and Strings-zA lSfe a Sort
ment of SPECTACLES, q tha6k al in
ferior qualities, consistingk f ec1Icv4 CON
psr and he,zscofie glassd in si,yG and
steel mounting-also, Light axS6ise-shel
Spectaclcs for Ladies-Back Cannon Bex-
es and Chess-men-Tooth Brushes, Denti-
frice and Pocket Combs-Pcncils, Drawing
Books and Water colors-Ouills Of different
kinds, Ink Powder, and Marking Ink-Hot
Pressed, Waterlined and other Writing Pa
pers of various sizes and qualities.
F. & PoTTER keep constantly on hand
great variety Of Day Books, Journals, Ledg-
ers, Record and Sheriff Books-Greek La
tin, French and English School Books, &c.
supply Of Paper Hangings for rooms,
shortly expected.
July II, 1911. w6t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01
WAR DEPARTMENT, July 10, 1911.
Notice is hereby Given.

'IdAT separate proposals will be receive
ed ut the Office of the Secretary for the
Department of War, until 10 o'clock at noon
Of the first Monday in November next, for
the supply of all rations that may be required
for the use of the United States, from the LIST
day Of June 1912 inclusive, to the 1st day of
juno 1913 within the states, territories and
districts following, viz.
lst, At niagara, Detrc,t, Michilimacki-
nae, Fort Wayne, Chikayo and their imrne-
date vicinities, and at any place or places,
whcrctroops are or may be stationed, march
ed, Oh recruited, within the territory of Mich.
igan. ~
End, Atany place or places where troops
arc or may be stationed, marched, or recruit
ed within the states Of Kentucky and Tennes-..
see. raf, 'p
Sd, At Belle Fontaine, Fort Usage and
Belle Vue and at any place or places where
troops are OF maybe stationed, marched, or
recruited within the state Of Ohio and the IL
cept Fort Wayne and Chikago and their inn
mediate vicinities.
9Th. At any place or places where troops
are or may be stationed, marched or recruit
ed within the Mississippi and Orleans terrific
RIGS and their vicinities.
5th, At any place or places where troops
| arc or may be stationed, marched, or recruit
ed within the district of MaiAesand state Of
New-Hampshire.
9th, At any place or places where troops
are or may be stationed, marched OF recruited
within the state of Vermont.
9TH, At any place or places where troops
are or may be stationed, marched or recruit
ed within the state of Massachusetts, the town
of Springfield excepted.
Sth, At any place or places where troops
are or may be stationed, marched OF recruited
within the states of Connecticut and Rhode
Island.
9th, At any place or places where troops
are or may be stationed, marched or recruit
ed within the state of New-York, Niagara
and its dependencies excepted.
10th, At any place or places where troops
are or may be stationed, marched or recruit
ed within he cfota rs N..x,, Ic,.o..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01
Virginia /:

virginia
ut a Sufierior Court Of Chancery, holden ar
me Cafitoi, IN The City of Richnond, the
first day Of June, 1911
James Dunlop and James Wilson,
surviving partners Of Colin Dun Pitts.
lop and Son and Company, y
AGAINST
John hoye, admor. de bonis non If ~.
William Deakins, jr. decd RID III
ard Bland Lee, Henry Lee, &r. y3ef&
William Wilson, Colin Aud afid,9-%
William Bailey,
lfiE defendants John Hoye & VIM. Bal
icy not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according to the act of assem-
bly, and the rules Of this court, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the court that thew
are not inhabitants Of this country on mott
on OF the plaintiffs by their codnesI. II IS or
dered, That the said defendants do appear
here on the first day Of the next term and an
swer the bill Of the plaintiffs and that CO.
py this order be forthwith inserted in Some
newspaper publisbcdinthe City of Richmond.
Tor two months successfully, aud posted az
the front door Of the Capitol in the said CITY
A Aopy-Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, c. {.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01
NOTICE.

THAT in virtue Of deed oftrust executed
by William Rawleigh, and Mildred his
wife, to the subscriber, and which hath been
duly recorded in the Office of the District
Court of Henrico, / shall on Monday the 5th
day'of August next, before the front door of
the Eagle Tavern, in this City, expose to
Sale by Public Auction, to the highest bid
der, that truly elegant and beautible LIT
TIE FARM, containing one hundred and
thirty six acres, near Mount Comfort, the
property Of Edmund Randolph Esq. and
within about one mile and half of this City
There is upon this Farm an excellent Dwell
ling House, two stories high, having good
Dry-Cellar, with Barn, Smoak House, and
Stable--the Dwelling House has been re-
this ParS 0pe Of the beprsrs Of alS W upon
within sixty het of tbnDwellfngs&puse, of
which the loweS>pa$ Of this c&n&ty can
boast, and which fsEalled up WY Bricks,
and neatly paved ,Eo6sd-there is ESQ about
six or eight aeyes Of 0Spd Meadbw. The
situation is amongst the nkst healthy and
beautiful spfs, in this part 0sthe state, and
more thay/half of the Tract, Wood Land
The terms of sale viii be S 1C00in so days,
l-4of the residue within nine months, and
The balance Cd within twelve, fifteen and
eighteen months, the purchaser giving notes
ginia, with an approved Indorscr, and also
deed OF trust upon the premises to insure the
punctual payment of each instalment. The
Land and improvements win be sheygn by
MIR. David Clopton, who lives near them, TO
any person DESTROYS Of viewing the same, uud
possession will be given to the purchaser up
On executing the notes and deed Of trust, as
above required.
SAMUEL M'CRAW, Trustee.
RICHMOND, July 8, 1911
~ The deed Of trust ubove referred to,
having required the Trustee to sell for ready
money, we do agree, that the sale shall be
made upon the credit as specified in Mr.
MCraw's advertisement.
DANIEL vANDEwAL,
ROBT. HYDE,
GEO. GgEENHow,
Ea'ors q William Raleigh, deed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01
ST. John &c Mitchell,

p ESPECTFULLY inform the Public,
II that they have for sale, at the most re-.
duced prices,
900 Buenos Ayres dyed Hides,
600 Sacks Liverpool fine Salt,
80 do. do. Ground do.
80 Hhds. prime Mu:covadorSugae<
do. Ao.X Bis.
90 Bis. prime green Coffee, - -
10 Hhds. Pennsylvania Whiskey of SUI
perior quality,
10 do. Molasses,
"a pieces American twilled Stacking,
A few cwt. N. z. Cheese.
They intend keeping constant supply
of Spanish Hides and to sell at New York
prices.
~ Hemp will be taken in exchange for
any of the above articles, and the highest
price allowed.
April 90. IF.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01
w. EUSTIs.

The editors of newspapers who are ati-
thorised to publish the laws of the United
states are requested to publish the foregoing
advertisement twice week for four success
sive weeks.
July 13--2aw4w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-08-01

IN Louisa eoifrfy CoHyf, June 12th, 1911.
David Gillaspy, pitt.
AGAINST
CECILIA Belt, surviving obligor Of } In
Pleasant Belt and CECILIA Belt, 1chancery
Calls, late sheriff Of LOUISA, }
defts.
THE defendant, Cicila Belt, not>lravsae en-
tered her appearance and gfveDesc&ity
according to the act of AsseRblE and Me
rules Of this Court, and it apfearrk to he
satisfaction of the Court that &heB not Nm
inhabitant of this state; On thdkeotion ofItle
plaintiff by bis counsel, II 10 orde7ed, That
the said defendant Cicila Belt do appear here
on the second Monday In September next,
and answer the plaintiffs bill and that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in one
OF the newspapers printed in the city of
Richmond, for eight weeks successfully, and
posted at the front door ofthe Courthouse of
this county On some Court day.
A Copy--Teste,
JOHN PoINDEXTER, C.L.C.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22
Pleading in hHImplt.

7UST publlled, aud for fas by ISAAC
x Al ANS, Ne Ex<bssgs aSflsss, price 5
Spars neatly bound
PsacriSal Tres,ifs On Pleading in AS.
sUMPsIr, by ErwARD LAWS. Eiq Of the
rrner Temple, B4rrIier at Law. To which
il added, the decifous Of the .imsTicxn Courts,
hy JosEPa STORY.
EstyoS j,oHs RE A-dvs,fis~rnf 70 NJ Prsfat Eli-
fiss
/" The elementary treaiile on Pleading fome.
fime hnce pub.iihed by MIR. Lawes, received
an appreciation from the ptofriTon intficieEt
D. estcaiive 10 enfu-e 10 bis other labours a
reipccffu s:tenion That beautiful putline
MAY be pronounced withou, hehtAtion the
plon Gnilhed and accurate iluitrasisu ~ the
Theory of Tire ieience which has ever adorned
the annals or the common law. The preient
work Is de6gned to follow OUT into their de-
ta.s the leading principles and diftinctions Of
ore great divsfon CT rhe original Plan and
the execution Of it will in no degree impair
shs reputation already acquired by the 40
thor.
In publifhirg from the London copy the
prefer, Edition, i; has been deemed Advisable 70
ieleG fuch American authorities a. ilIulsra,ed
confirmed, or ImPugned the doctrines OF the
text. To this Object the notes are sxcluhvely
confined, and in no inaance do they intrude
op the reader the opinion Of the Edisor"
The above work was ffrf publi(hed il
I,ondon. in Augua lao. where the pubHlher'4
rTice Vas one guinea aud an half in boards
and il cannot be soid in this country under 8
dollars. The lleess Of The volume now offer
cd have been carefully examined, and II /.
prefumed thar this Edition Is equally as wei
executed as the London copy, are folj for .
much leIt price,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22
EDUCATION.


TyTOuIc RESPECTFULLY inform the fnhabi-
ssrsa of Portland, thar ne propofes o.
pening or the Sit iDa. Private School ia
Meci.anis Hal, F1rs trset, ~ which will be
taught. witt corvectneis and fidelity, Reading,
WrsfFosds Writirg, Arithmetic and EDglilh
Grammsr, dGo Geography, and the Latin aud
Creek Languages; and generally, shole bran
che' COMPUTING an academic education,
AZ he ih4ll ftudiouny epdaavour TO be Re
nefcsal 20 shofs ilnden.s who may be placed
under bis tuition, he flAiters hirnielf he ihall
participate in the patronage Of generous
FIhlie.
Tor terms inquire at Col Burnhsms Tavern.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22

thirty Dollars Reward J
ESCAFED from the custody of the sub j.
- scrioer on the Isth instant, JAMES
SANDERS, a seaman, Of the following
description, We aged about 90 years, 5
teet and 4 qHutcy inches high light com,
plexion, dark hair, dark eyes, has scar on
or near the 6rs, invest joint Of his RI fore
finger, the initials Of his same little below
it, and the same with other letters and a
figure Of Mermaid in India lax On his
right arm had on when he escaped short
blue jacket. trowses Of the same colour,
and bsize shirt.
believe him TO b an EDglishman, altho'
he has sailed und er an American protection.
lie speaks little broken He called his
name 10 Portland JAMES ROGERS -
said SANDERS sbseonded from a vessel in
PORTSMOUTH,, s!Jer having received his
months sGvance, f1r which had arrested
him. Wbiic IL Portsmouth, be is said 10
have forged bill OF exchange Whoever
will spprehend said Sanders and return
hum To the subscriber, shall receive the
above reward. or Ali masters ofyessels
and merchants are cautioned against ship
ping him, as they would avoid the imposi.
tons which he has pr:ctised upon others.
JOS. NJ GERRISH, DIV Sheriff.
.F
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22

THE fubfsriber having in fome nea(ure
recovered his hearth, RESPECTFULLY Informs
the pubic and his former cutfom=rs that be
win attend 10 their requeas in It's hne, a.
uiusi- Although his Putty is made Of Eng
In materials. vet, rs puS together on pure
RepBbiieAa Fnnciples. and Uiil adhere lrong-
y 70 any proper applications, he two high
conssndiDg pArsiSs, by employing him may
Be aEared ct ia the dark OF having light
thrown on tie futjsa Pieals 10 apply for
hm At the aore VI Quincy and Baker
SAk1I M. QUINCY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22


A n excellent Hand for Tanner 6rua,,d !,
l4fbon, in the county Of Lincoln. cornri
hing one half acre of Land, or more "a ru;It
beit iut the purchaler, and Tan Vat.. B.rk
House' and good Zone for grinding. thar
goes by water. The liand has likewite An !,
. DweIiDg-Hou 50 by 20 feet, well 6n;fbsd
oulfide, good nack Of chimnies and oood
Cellar. together with good Blackfm;lr,s
HOP with the Tools, Gtus;sd near the chow
prcmi.ss.
dyS-The poGefion of one hundred go.
OF etoei'e9k Land in fsid Lifbon, capabls ~
producing from fifteen to twenty ton, or -
ghih hay per annum--snd ha. on \, NJ,
hng-Horie 80 by 20 feet, with ,be on,cIo
well iniihed--a Barn, 80 by 81 feet. wall 81
ihed-a good well of water. and .ndea -
Young Orchard A1ion'e
Aso-- an eIcellant Aand for fh;nhn;,Iu-
Or Trader. hiuaied IN the town Of Bnv,dn.s
man, county Of Lincoln, at a place c,IIaa
Csthsnce, conhfling Of half an acre Of -
"In wharf and buildings on the fame
ne whole or part OF The above nrs,,;c..
WIN oeioid for cafh or approved credir '-',s'
t'cuiars inquire Of NOAH JORDoN oep:
bon, or MoRRELL JORDAN g.. y n,i AL
beth M4r,h1a SaPe Eliza
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-04-22
PLeajant Situation.
March 4.

THE fubfcriber offers for faIe bis farm in
Gray, ituated about one mile from the
Meeting Houfe, and nine miles from North
Yarmouth falls. h confifts of I4o acres of
land 20 of which is moving and tillsge
land; 10 acres rich meadow that will fupply
the farm with manure forever, and if cleared
win cut from 2 TO IS tons good meadow
hay; the ref is paAurs and wood land i,
has thrifty young orchard Of upwards Of
200 apPaetrees, 70 or so Of which are ia bear.
ing; convenient one itory dwelling houfe,
hnifhed and painted outfde and partly fnifl-
ed inhde ;-AirO, an excellent well Of water
near the houie, and barn 80 by 50, on The
ground--Said farm cuts from 10 70 Is tons
hay, and lies on the main road 70 Northyar-
mouth, aud is every way an eligible lituation
Terms OF payment viii be made perfectly eaiy
to the pnrchaler.
CHARLES FHAxrER.
Gray, MayeS Is, 1911. NG