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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-11
ACADEMY AT NORrU- NUTON

ACADEMY AT NORTH MILTON.
THE Subscriber having, in considerable
Il degree, recovered his health is urged by
both social and parental motives to resume pur-
suits unavoidabiy interrupted under the most
affective circumstances For that purpose, &
with n view to permanence, he has purchased
GLENMORF, pleasant, healthy, and, in every
important respect, eligible situatiou, near Mil.
ton, in the county OF Albemarle As, howev-
er, immediate possession of the buildings cam
not be obtained, he will, on the second Monday
ofJsnuary next, enter upon the INSTRUCT.
ON OF YOUTH, at North. Milton, in the large
and commodious yellow-house, belonging to
Col. T. VI. Randolph. His plan, TO the full, ex-
tent ot which the accession of a respectable AS
sistant Will, ne trusts enable him to do ample
justice, embraces the same branches as have
heretofore constituted the course pursued in
substance through the various forms of his sue
cessive establishments. He, moreover, con
templates boarding in his own family certain
number OF the junior pupils, over wliosemorals,
progress, and wellbeng, he wi edulousIy
watch-0ther families will afford satisfactory
accommodations. Forparticuars apply to the
subscriber himself personally, or by letter.
Also, to Col I VI. Randolph. or to p. Carr, ESQ
Albemarle county, and to Mr.. Samuel Plea
SAINTS, Richmond.
l.. II. GIRARDIN.
Milton, Nov. 29th. 1912.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the Subscriber. ne,,
Browns Church., in Cumbcr'..,ld couet,. On
Friday the nd January, MULATTo Girl,
by the name Of
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Book Auction.
TOMPKINs s. MURRAY.

Have received and are now opening their LON.
DON GOODS, consisting of valuable and ex-
tensve assortment of Cloths, Cassimeres, Lin
ems, Calicoes, Muslins, &c &c. and on board
Of the Oliver Ellsworth from Liverpool, now at
City Point--they have considerable portion
Of their coarse Woolicns, Hardware and Cut
tlery, which may be expectedup in the course
Of or 10 days ! all Of which they offer for sale,
unreasonable terms, for cash, or negotiable pa
per
Ur50 Bales Nspt Cottons on hand.
Oct O. ~
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FALL GOODS.

JUST imported in the ship Georgiana, and
brig Aurora from Liverpool,
500 Packages OF Goods,
and by the next Al rivals the subacriber expects
the balance ofhis assortment.
Kendall Cotons, Superfnc Cloths,
Rose Blankets, Manchcstry,
Striped do. Saddlery,
Plains, Flannels, Ironmongery,
Kcrseys, Nails,
Bumbazetts, Crates,
Hats, Window Glass.
ALSO-ON HAND,
Liverpool filed Sack Salt,
Coarse Do. Cotton,
Loaf Sugar, Pork,
Brown do. Fish,
Coffee, Tar,
Molasses, Bar Iron,
Castings, Pepper,
SnuIf, Lumber, &c. &c.
All ofwhich wish to sell for the best price
the Market affords.
NIB. Wanted, BILLS ON ENGLAND.
FOR RE.N7'-H LARGE
Fire Proof Warehouse
Ar RocRETTS.
CHARLES WHITLOCK.
Oct 1S
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FRANKFORT, (K.) May 10.
DEATH OF COL. ALLEN

we nave heard various rumors as to the
manner IN which this brave officer and vi
liable citizen met his fate in the afF,;r "a
Raisin ; we give the following accom-, Of =
rs received from Captain Bledsoe of G ooneI
credit. 70
Capt. Bledsoe whilst at Maiden and Sand
wien, became acquainted with Huron In
dian, whom he took to be chief and VII
spoke English. Capt Bledsoe one dav -
Ell him II he could ell him any thing Of C.
lionel Allen. The warrior replied "Yes ba
is Killed yonder Is his sword" pointino -
an Indian some distance off At the reo,,.s,
OF captain Bledsoe, he called up the Indian.
the captain knew the sword well
he chief stated that he noticed Col Az
Zen III the retreat, and saw he was h,a,.
man, and determined to save him; that ba
ordered ms men to take him, upon which
tney surrounded him. The chief said he
threw his gun across his lap and told Col
Allen IT he would surrender he sbond ~.
safe; whilst speaking, and before the Coli.
mel made any reply, one of the warriors
nnordered, advanced on him, for what mr.
pose the chief did dot know upon which the
(oI. with one stroke of his sword laid hin,
dead at his feet; the other, instantly and
without orders, shot the Colo ell dead. The
Chief attributed his death to the conduct as
the warrior who advanced on him. and
spoke OF 1t with regret. Capt. Bledsoe re-
marked that the chief appeared to have
less OF the savage about him than any other
Indian he noticed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

Eriract 0, tettery from Gen the baron.
Fenenbornfo MAJ. KeutziHger, dated Ham
burg, Afril !.
i hasten to announce to you the signal
victory which our troops have gained on the
End of April, over the corps of Gen Morand,
who had possessed himself Of the town of
Luneburg.
"Gen. Morand, with $500 men, had
marched from Tosdedt to Luneburg. My
Cossacs followed his movements and gave
Information of them to Gen. Dornbourg,
who. in conjunction with Gen. Tscherni-
chefs corps had passed tho Elbe at Lieut.
Ben. The two Generals had advanced by
forced marches TO Luueburg 6c had arrived
there just as my COssacks we're engaged with
the enemy. The Gates were forced with
the bayonet and sanguinary conflict ensu-
ed in the streets Of the town. The victory
was soon decided in our favor all who
were not killed or already made prisoners,
laid down their arms, Not single one es-
capped of the whole corps, Three pair Of
Golors, and twelve pieces Of cannon, fell in
70 our hands"
ST. PETERsBUR On, March 2.
hdjutant Gen. Baron Winzngerode re-
ports from Kmistch under date I4th Feb
as follows. to Prince Kutousouif Smoleusko
"With the army conhded to me, came up
with Gen. Regnier at KaIitscb, in the even.
ing Of the 18th inst. The enemy directed
their movements upon the city, to form q
junction with from to 1000 Poles, who had
IS pieces Of cannon with them, and found
themselves at the very instant attacked by
the Russian troops with their characteristic
ardor. The result Of this attack is che more
honorable to the reputation of his maiesty's
arms. as the enemy's infantry, who were in
superior force, made brave and obstinate
resistance. Two Saxon standards, seven
pieces OF cannon, the Saxon Gen. Rostitz, 2
aolonels, 20 officers, and 2Qo0prWstes, Wer
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These two armies, trusting In god, and
iull of courage, advance, hoping that every
German, without distinction, will Join them.
The Confederation of the Rhine, that de,
ceittul fetter with which the general distur
Der bound Germany, after Remembering her
and even obscurng her ancient name, can
no longer be tolerated, as 1t is the effect of
foreign constraint aud of foreign influence
Ii must be dissolved.
Their Majesties will only give protecti-
on while the German princes and nations
arc engaged in completing the grand work
Let France who is beauteous and strong
through herself, occupy herself in future,
IN promoting her internal welfare No Fo-
reign power intends disturbing it-no hostile
power shall be sent against her -ightful from
tiers. But be il known to France, that the
other powers are solictous of conquering
testing tranquility for their subjects; and
| that they will not lay down their arms, un
III the foundation of the independence Of e
very European state has been established
and secured.
" In the name of their majesties the EN-
peror of Russia and King ot Prussia
Prince KUTUSOFF SMOLENSK,
Field Marshal and Commander IN Chief oil
the Allied Army.
| ASlSs NoilSOAl, lolu,
l25th1 March, 1913.
GoTTEEBURGH, April s.
My friends write me from Wismar, that
all the students Of the university of Rostoc k
have enrolled themselves TO serve agains,
the French, rs we'll as hundreds OF Young
men in all the princiPalities of both Meek
lenburghs
" On Thursday Admiral Hope set off for
stockholm, in order to present a Turkish
scimltar to the Crown Prince which the AID
miral's brother brought from the very Ma
meiuke who killed celebrated French Ge
neral in Egypt [Kleber] by order of Bona
parte. The Admiral will have also confer
ences with the Crown Prince, respecting
the present conduct of Denmark, as we are
still left in the dark concerning the policy
which that country means to embrace.
| They write me from Copenhagen. that
the English continue to capture all the Dan.
ish vessels with which they fall in.
| His Royal Highness the Grown Prince
is expected to embark Immediately for Ger
many, in orderto take the command of an
army of Swedish, Mecklenburgh, Prussian
and other troops, against the French"
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NEW oRK,Mav ~.


BY fishing smack that arrived this fore
noopirom Montaug Point, we learn that the
squadron under commodore Decatur. con-
slsting OF the frigates United States and
Macedonian, and the stoop Of war Hornet.
were at anchor yesterday afternoon pnder
Faulkner's Islands about 80 miles this siGe
OF Montaug Point, and that two British shin.
OF me Inc and a frigate were cruising OF
ana on tne point yesterday morning.
we further learn from Mr.. Hone a Ne,o-
YORK Pilot who left the United States La,
tuesday, that about o'clock Mondav e.
nhhS' "hlle the squadron was under wav az
hunts Point, and during a severe thunder
storm, the mainmast of the United SEQ
was struck with tightening, which tore a.
way the eoinmodore's broad pendan, all
brought 1t down on deck-it then dcsce -
ea the lightning rod of the ship To the decE
passed iato one of the port holes on her o,,r
ueck' then down the afterhatcnw nv. tbroS,h
the ward room into the doctors room, 90,
out ms candle, tore up his bed and tbec
passed down between the skin and ceiling oe
H'e SNIP aud ripped up about twentS sal.
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~ u ttttCE IFtM Gft OVtCCT ~ 10
Northern Army, 30 his father in Nsss-
York, dated
SAcKET'S HhRs or, bfay
owe arrived at this place last eyeni,g
from Niagara. The cody of General Pike
was with US. He was killed by the expIo-
sion OF magazine, on which vast coiiec-
ton OF stones, shot, and other missiles were
collected. was wounded, but thank God.
no dangerously. j am now well enough tn
go INTO action again, though not quite well.
We buried 90 of the British. Their loss
was nearly double that of ours, and their.
wounded were rs many. We lost IN killed
and wounded sos, cut of 400 The British
regulars behaved bravelY but their rene-
RAJ SheaGe, was not pite--he behaved
cowardly. Had it not been for the expIo.
SION our loss would have been trifirg. Alas
~ have lost my hest friend, excep, Yourself.
ttplt had the consolation of witnessing Thar
he conducted himself like a general. AUD
that he died like soldier herewith
transmit you list of the killed and wound-
sd, with their names and rank
General and Staf-Brig. gen. Pike.
wounded morally, since dead ensign Dom
ad Fraser. jun. aid de camp, wounded
snShtiy capt Benjamin Nicholson. assi,.
PANT aic de camp, wounded, mortally since
N"PN' Nhii 10 ". Jones, volunteer
aidsde5eamp, womSled e,erely, but is fast
recoveting-all by explosion.
Sirfh ReSf.--1 sergt. corparals, 10 pri-
Yates, killed; captains (Humphrevs.
Muhlerbersh, Walworth and Sadier y Cd
neut' Cock; Sergeants, 5 corporals and SO
prlvates, wounded ali by explosion.
Fyfeenfh Regt.--l captain (IIopDecL :,
"a lieut. (Bloomfeid;) serjt. corporal.
ana o privstes, killed by ball first lieut..
lPeriee) severely wounded bv bali 2 nr;.
Yates killed and 81 wounded jy exnIos;or
Sirteenfh Resimcm II captain (Lyonsl
and prlvateS killed by explosion; en-.
sign (Whistler,) 10 sergeants, S cornora,ls.
musician, and u privates, wounded by
explosion.
-7rfMIery--3 privates killed lieutenant
If annng) sergeants, 2 corporals, IL Dri.
Yates. wounded; al nv explosion.
hUe1nen.--l sergeant, privates. killed
by ball captain (Smiih,) 2 sergeants.
corporal, and IA priva;es, wounded. by bail
aud explosion.
Twenty yfrs. Reshment.-2 privates kill
and wounded by explosion.
Gel PChre'S Baltimore Yollnf,rrs
Sapt Moore, severely wounded Lit. Irvine
Editor OF the Wing. do. while landin, hv !,
oayonet; private killed, corporal and ?
privates wounded by explosion. One private
oil the Albany Greens killed by explosion.
Midshipmen and sailors killed and
nine sailors wounded.
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FOREIGN.
NEWPORT, (R.l,) May %.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

Arrived at this port this morning, brig
Bazzillian, Capt. Hodgkinson, so days from
Liverpool, in ballast.
CAPT II. has politely favored the Editors
of the Mercury with London papers to April
90, Liverpool tn April % GA days latest
and Lsoyd's List to April 20, from which
they have extracted every article of conse-
quence.
The expedition for America, with 1000
marines on board, sailed from Plymouth a.
bout the 18th April
The exchange of prisoners between this
country and Englar had been entirely sus-
pended by an order from the British Govern
ment- The following article on this subject
from the London Statesman of April 18th.
j Saturday the American Consul was in
'ormed by Government that no more cartels
would he permitted to leave this country for
fthe u ). till further orders; and we learn,
that IN consequence oi this determination a
vessel which was on the point of sailing with
passengers and prisoners has been stopped
This departure from the lenent system up.
on which ministers have hitherto acted, is
said 20 have been occasioned by the receipt
OF intelligence from SIR J. B. Warren, that
the exchange of British subjects naturaized
IN the U. y had been peremptorily demanded
by the American Government, under me
mace OF detainiRg all the British prisoners
that might fall into their hands. To this
demand Sir ]. b. Warren returned prompt
refusal"
Petitions had been presented to Parlia-
ment from the Cotton manufacturers of Lii
verpool: from the merchants of Liverpool
engaged in the commerce of Brazil: and
from the ship owners of Liverpool, praying
for some prohibitory measures against the
importation Of cotton from this country.
The following is Il copy of the CONNER
cial regulation respecting licences to Anne.
RIGA, issued by the British Government ON
the 10th of April: /" Licences will be grant
ed by the board of trade, for expectation and
importation of all articles to and from any
port in America not blockaded, in Neutral
Ships only, and of the built of the country
hey are declared to belong. The
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The lion IF Federation and fle LS1,r5 nj D.n,.-
cracy Aiag down { gether.-We are i1forrned
from objectionable authority, that ON Friday a.
vening Of last week, Elbridse Gerry, esar' VIC
president Of Tho United States and the hon Tn.
thy F'okeriog. member OF congress, STONED q,
8ennets eoi.ee house in Hartford When thev az
pied but one and no alternative was left Inn, ,bes..
two gentlemen must turn im together, or cast lo,s
Tor The bed IL is addict that col Pi,keriuv n,aIIa
"a indan proposa'on to the viee-president TO this
S"d viii take the bed----ot, will take the he'd
and you may sleep on the floor" The yce-nresi,
dent sagaeously concluded II was best for them 20
sleep together which they did accordingly.
Cen. Herald.
The New Haven Editor might have observed.
thst although IN Connecticut Mr.. Gerry was put on
= footing with MIR. Pickering, it is not so At wash
ington---there Mr.. Gerry will be in tIe ebs;r Z.
Dir. Pickering the soor. -
Columbian.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

Mr.. B'0dBet states that the whole sum rrre,V-
ed IN the land Office amounts to more tbsn nine
millions of dollars, but that ass part of the mn
ney Will go TO pay the State Of Georgia. for
REIMBURSEMENT her claim, the whole sum re.
oeived is not included here he also remarks
that although the Indian war was by many er
peeted to preyenI an increase OF the sales in Ia.
last year, yet me (aef ofhetSgiss lie is of a.
pinion that If a Chain of forts and block houses
should be extended, ON sci.es iudicially chosen.
from the Mississippi 20 the south west point or
bottom OF Lake Michigan, at least so GEMS rise
ON all the United states land, within this cor.
don would be the natural and inevitable conse-
quence both from the operations Of the Army
and the issue OF the Treasury Notes receivable
IN the Land Offices, aud that correct fnanape.
mcnt IN the detail OF these operations, financial
and military, would cover the ex2ence of the
War--tho' It we're 70 last for 10 years 10 come.
we trust that this unvarnished statement of
Facts IRON an UNREASONABLE source, will put
Z" ulSht the approximations Of those who bo.
nes'iy doubt our means % maintain a lust aud
righteous war against an iusidious and wicked
enc my an enemy whose national debt and rnuI
htude paupers While they keep pace win
her injustice and spirit ct domination stand IN
STRIKING, and 10 her humiliating, contrast with
our national real esfafe and independent we'll.
TED and weiFeLothed population
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-06-03

u Preaching will be at the Capital. the
Masons' Hall and Baptist Westinghouse ON
Lords day next, both morning and evening
by Ministers Of the Baptist order.
June 5, 1919.
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BATTLE OF YORK.

Erfraet Of u letter from an officer IL m,
| Worfherr Army, 80 his father ia &sss-
! York, dated
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March 9
VACCINE MAT TER.

Tie Undersigned having been ap-
.ooin,,d BY the President ctthe United
States aren't for Vaccination, hereby
.riyes nouce, that genuine vaccl' mat
Ter will be furnished to any ply lclan
or other ci.izen of the .. States who
a.sy Apply 10 h m for 1t. Inc appt-
alton mus, be mace by pest; ard the
ccou,site fee, five dollars, Gn the cur
feat bank PAPER OF sny OF The m'cdIe
se.tesi forwarded with 1t. When re-
o,nred such DIRE tio's, sc. how to use
,,si,t be Furnished with the matter, az
siItrn.b,e apv discreet person. who
far, rcld and write, TO secure his own
fauiiy, from the. smI' pax with GER
s.linty, ithout any tronhse, Danger Or
expeace. ~ u tiers, en- this subject
20 aud from trE undo signed. and net
asx ZEE ing hslf an ounce IN weight, are
esrsiel by Il c United States mall free
oi any postage in:confnenaity to late
act o. Congress, entitled IAN act to
encourae e vac NATION"
James Smith,
u S. Agent for Vaccination, BALTIMORE.
May i9. laWot.
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March IS
Robert Gray,

oato,ite the Washington Tavern, King
street, alexandria,
HAS JUST RECEIVED FOR SALE,
Mel.,n's Travels in the United States
and Upper Canads, illustrated bv
Maps, , vols. octave bound, IS So
Chats auiriand's Travels in Greece.
Palestine, Egypt and Barbary, 'o'.
octave bound, 80 u,
Life and Administrations OF the homo
rable Spercer Percev1l
FIR. kjne's Speeche on Miscellaneous
subjects at the bar.
Consti,e,ion OF the United States.
Grant on Educatlon,
Rejected Addresses.
Weem's Life Of Washington
Younp Mother, Hanto Sebastlano,'
Crab, Tales, Child's Monitor,
Goldsmith's Greece.
American Pre- ep'or,
Columbian Orator,
Rollins Antient history,
Campbelrs Rhetoric,
Modern geography,
History OF America
Walkers Dictionary,
Goldsmith's Geography.
Johnson's Dictionary with Walker
Pronunciation,
Gu,hrie's Geography, new EDITION.
Simpsons Euclid.
Cary Family Pible, assorted,
School Bibles, School Iestaments,
Pocket Bitles,
Common Prayer Books,
hdpa,e's, Smiths, Little's and Coles
Music Books,
Webster's, Pearce's, Comly's and Co.
lumbar Spelling Books,
4 large stock Of fine Vellum foolscar
and Letter Paper,
Playing Cards, States, Quilts, Blank
Books, &c &c.
Ledgers, Journals, Cash and 1hvoice
30 ks, and Blank Books OF every de-
scri.tio Ruled and Bound to any given
pattern at short noti>e.
On hand a constant supply OF large
Writing Paper, suitable tor Record
Books.
April 70
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PUBLIC SALE.

~ the I'D day of August Court
~ next, will be exposed to sale IN
Lscsaurg. at Peers TavcrR, If MOI
previously disposed OLA tract of Land
contai .inr upwards of 800 Acres, mes.
Goshen. in the County of Loudoun.-
This land lie, convenient to the Turn
BIKE Road to the Alexandria market
is as susceptible of improvements IRON
Plaster OF Paris, as any Land IN the
County has large pa zion of WOO
and meadow land, and is we'll watered
The improvements are tolersbiy COM
Portable.
From the increasing value of land IL
the nsighborhooi, it is worthy the at
tsrtion of purchasers. 1t may be seen
by applying to Mr.. c. Stewart VIII"
lives on the premises Terms Of salc,
ore third In hand, and the balance In E
and u months, with approved sccuri.
ty. :.
Apply to Geo. n Rails, or in his
absence to ] +. Ramsay.
knrj) 8 lawtS
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RemoUa6.
e. JOSEPH SPEAR,
Nav 7 I

e. JOSEPH SPEAR,
Respectfully informs Ms friends and the
flubGc,
THAT he has removed his shop to
Roy al-street 10 the one lately occupied
BY MIR. b. Adamson. near the Coffee
House, where he carries on the ca.
BINET BUSINESS in all It's various
branches--he also makes and repairs
I'll kinds of Musical Instruments, such
rs Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Violins-
Guitars, sc and will also furnish Ma
novany Coffins for grown psrso:s to-
fifteen dollars. He hopes the qualit,
of his materials, the soundness of bis
work and the strict attention he IN
lends paying to his business, will en-.
cure him encouragement from a gene
rous public. All the above branches
ol business will be executed at the
shortest notice.
November % law
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Gy Supertlnc Yellow Bark,

w SO t1\iiii'> N1io" A'o' ~ ,
D2.Sa.VFORD'S improved POW,
DER of The BARK, having been useo
and hiehly approved by nany phvsi-
GINS Of distlngui she'd character in niffe
rent parts Of the United States the
proprietor is now encouraged to Offer
il to the FACULTY in general, under TIE
persuasion, that no practitioner Of taste,
IN the choice of his means, can TAIL 10
he gratified in Inc use of this eleganl
preparation.-!n strength, h'eness anc
certainty OF operation, 1t greatly sur,
passes the bark in common use.
ALSO,
TIE ESSEN TIL SILT or
8APK prepared By the same.
The above articles are put up IN par.
cells Of different SIZES, to accommodate
the usual wants of not only physicians,
Sut of retail druggists, country mer.
chants and private f@milies Sold by
James Kennedy, sen.
BOOKSELLER. and no other hsrsnn
Hrro- ,},rr
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FOR SALE,

A Tract Of Land, in the District OF
Columbia, containing one hundred and
eighty six acres, large proportion OF
which is we'll timbcrtd, the residue
being cleared and of a fertile soil. Al.
SO another Tract, containing about 100
ores, through which the washington
and Little River Turnpike road passes.
IN sid land are several hahdlome ST.
rualions, commanding an extensive
Wow of the circumjace neighbour
nod. Near the .bove turnpike, per-
',rps, wouId be a good stand tor pub
&C house. Also Mill Seat, being
possessed OF every possible advantage,
having | 3 and half feet natural fail in
short distance, with plenty OF good
stone sufficient for dam and building
# any dimensions. | will sell all. or
any part Of the above property, or eX-
change for bank stock or country pro-
1uce. Apply to
G.. w. Carlln.
Alexaudris.
March Is law