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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-04
aYe,terd.y the division Falkland wa

aYe,terday the division Falkland was
snihiiated In this ncigaborhood. Twas
gertaken aud forced into action with its
ear .,,on The Bosr.--Aftet some can
,eSnadine. the attack with the bayonet
,aeap one part was killed the other
;heown into the river or taken--ticnc-
lis, Officers. Eagles. sc The wea-
,heris dreadful; it rain. necessarily !;
uu,iag the battle we had hur'iesne
,iosing in our faces. The men pass
ne nights in the open fields. buried IN
,nud, most all wi: hout sboes-they pur-
sue the enemy through the Overlooking
country. up 10 their necks IN water,
without being able to get any no',ri,h-
ment, asthc deserted villages yield none,
and carriages cannot bring ii up Tie
greater par, Of the L.ndwehr have only
linen pantaloons, and are without clnaks;
our army having oeen augmented troa
10000 to 10000, and the resources OF
country beforehand exhausted, there
vas no material nor money to get cloath-
ing.
& The soldier has not even spirits to
revive him 10 these fa,iguing matches.
beSause it cannot be bad in 10Y quaint.
", and, nevertheless, he is conten --sut.
fcrs every possible bard hip and pFiSa-
ion with Saiience. and attack The sne.
my with fir,nnes. and vigor. Onr new
levied infantry equals the Old levlcs !;
the Lands chr emula,cs the regulars.
myac!i hare formed so battal'ons and
10 souaarous in Sirs'a ct these, 46
hdua!,ons and 26 squsdrons are IN The
field, The res, in for eases.
Wrhin eighi DAYS Nom the 10Th
70 the 10th Of Angus'.) ur army fought
eiaht severe actions, to net mean
f;hing ones) in several OF which we
losi from to 5000 Killed and wounded:
and ~e have tuugh; ons great battle ard
three actions since
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From the Fred. Town Plain Dealer.
MARYLAND ELECTION

Som, t the democratic prlnts In Bal.
timore effect to consider the late return
of the Judges Of election in Allegheny a,
highly improper: As a correct state
ment of the grounds nfthat decision ha,
not yet reached us, and of course it is
not likely to have reached them, ii seeRs
rather premature to express decided
opinion upon the return, and those gen
try would have been more cautious, if
their object had been to form correct
decision.
1t is stated that in one Of the districts
one or more of the Judges smitted to
qualify. II so, snquestlUnably the poll
OF that d's,ric, could not be received,
without being qualifed, he was no more
Judge of the election then any other
individual, ard If out of diversion any
o,ner person had thought proper t. open
poll, and had taken votes in that dis
tfict, he might with equal propriety
have claimed that his poll should be re-
ceived
The only question therefore is. whe-
Their the return of the Judges shall be
confirmed or a new election ordered !?
Upon this question a decision by de-
mocratic house of delegates some years
since in the case Of return from Charles
County, and when poll was not recsiv.
ed from one of the districts, will be Of
importance 1t will be found that tn.
democrats themselves have declared
return valid, ahho' il did not include oil
the districts of the County. 1t would be
we'll also for these democratic gently e.
recollect their own decision in the case
Of a contested election for electors Of the
Senate from Prince Georges County 10
1896. E H Calvert, Esq was return
as duly elected aud it appeared tina
he had majority of the legal voters
But because some few votes had been
aiken in one of the districts one or two
inf,tes after the hour for closing TIE
polls had arrived, according to ssme Gen.
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FRENCH REPORT.

Her Majesty the Empress and
Queen has received the following ~
teIligenee from the army, dated
September 9.
On the 2fst of August. the Russian.
Prussian, and Austrian army. COM
manned by the Emperor Alexander,
and th. King OF Prussia. entered SAX
ony, and OH the 22d a,arshsd against
Dresden with from $50 to 100000
men, having an immense material,
and full Of hope, not only Of drawing
US from the right bank Of the klbe,
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BOSTON, Oct. 2g.
LITE r FECM HI TFhY.

LAYEoT FFCM H.hi TF.hX.
Arrived in town yesterday, capt.
MelIonv, Of The sleop Jolly Robin.
which sailed from this port 25th
August last. for Charleston S. t..
with an asserted cargo Of fish. nails
and wrapping paper. On the 9TH
Sept. lat. 81. long. n. was chased
Sc hours b, the Pian'aGenet 7i. the
lind dying ava! in calm. was cap.
tured by her boats and after taking
oul all hands and the cargo. the Jol-
" Robin was destroyed. and the
men put on board the ~. Domingo.
(Admiral Warren's, ship and sent
TO Ea.ifax, where they arrived on
the t2,h sept. Capt. Nj left Hall
fax the 9Th inst. being with several
others paroled and permitted to sail
in the schr. Minerva. Of Wiscassct.
capt. Scott. where they arrived on
Saturday evening last. Capt Nj.
brought no papers, but verbally in
forms US that the Greek ship Jeru-
salem had been cleared, and her
cargo restored. all but the copper.
which was declared contraband-she
was soon TO sal! for Boston as he un-
derstOOd. 49,
There had been no new captures
Of late.
A frisatc and two sloops Of war
we're going in the same day captain
MelIony sailed.
Admiral Warren's feet had sailed
from Halifax, without the st. Do
miage. for the Chesapeake. Are
they not gone TO Quebec-D. Press.
The brig Diamond. capt. MIN
,osh, was to sail for Boston short
ly.
Nothing had been done to the
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NFW.yORK. October %.

The F,difnrs of ihe Srw-York
Gazette have received. per tae Erie,
a file Of London papers 20 The 25ih
Spo,ember. The mGst important
articles in them will be fsumi III ;A's
DAYS Ga2rti-. az selected b, iisp
t.di,ar Of the Boston Palladium and
given in summary way.
I'm our future Plumbers, we intend
to give the -ex'rsr's mere in detail!
az we lind ihem in the Aonion pa
p-rs We have The 'aonfesto cF 'he
fmpsror If a:Stria. This able pro
Guc,ion we shall give in day or
tw" On this state paper, An En-,
cli,h editor makes the following
REMARKS
:" The advocates Of the war sys-
ten. in England. will feel their
cause strengthened in argument as
well AZ arms, by the frank exposition
OF the Austrian mind.-What men
could be better acquainted with the
views and conduct OF BOnaparie.
than the Au trian ealinet!-Nho
mare a,erse from war. than the ma
'ural mildness Of his character and
his psierna! affections. must have
rendered Francis Yet he hnds
that he has sacrificed his irheStnia
in vain. He declares that the fail
OF Fng.and (the grea' oN]'c OF the
+" continental system "7conld mare
piangea EHroPf for long ttme to
come, inio state OF rortris, lmp0-
tence and bar6arisih. lie lets US
see. that treaties are no restraint,
on Bonapane. In Goniempi OF 'hr
Treaty OF ll!sn. which declared
Dan;zic free city, ne converts II nj"
military port. for the purpose OK
extending his military dcsp"Nsm o
YER the ruins OF the Russian Empire
too. FRANCIS, the faiher-'n-ia" OF
the tyrant. tells those who seek peace
VITA him' 'hat u can "' o"'"''i'" On
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chesapeake since she was stripped.
The Minerva on her passage t.
Wiscasset was boarded Off Cape sa,
HES by the British sioop of war Ri
aeman. capt. Pierce. Of IS guns
and off Monllegau, by the British
sloop of war Recruit. capt. Evans, of
| s guns, in GO. with the sloop ofwar
brig Fantemc, capt. Lawrence, al
30 offs guns.
Spoke off Cape sables. the priva-
tesr brig Commodore Broke, for
merry tho Julian, Smith, Of Boston.
last from st. Johns, on cruise in
Boston bay.
The news of Commodore PER
RVS Victory on Lake Erie had been
received in Halifax.
A large body Of troops had been
ordered for Quebec. and were soon
to leave Halifax for that place.
A gentleman arrived in town yes
terday afternoon from Falmouth. c.
Cod, and communicates the follow.
ing information
On Tuesday last, I'll. NJ. brig
Borer, capt. Coute, of1i guns, ap-
pearcd off Chatham. took on Board
a pilot, and col. ,eIled him to carry
her over the Shoals. On the fol-
lowing day no captured in the Vine
yard Sound. the following vessels,
viz Mail Packet sIoop Alert,
from Nantucket for Falmouth. (the
mail was also taken) schr. Fair Play,
GrI.ton, from Hartford for Nan
tnckei, loaded with provisions: two
sIoops w eod loaded. and u Chebaeeo
boat from the westward. deeply Ia.
den. i'he Alert was manned out as
Il tender and captured the latter yes
sci.
The Dorer with her prizes an.
chored off Holmes Hole OF WedEes
day evening. and last evening off
Falmouth landed the prisoners after
paroIjng them. The prisoners were
well treated by capt. Coots, and in
very petite manner.
The gentleman WHO gave the a
bOye information, was a passenger
in the Alert, when captured by the
BOrer. He saw on board the Borcr,
Halifax paper Of the 12lh inst.
which mentioned the particulars OF
the capture of the fleet on Lake
Erie, The first news OF which. capt.
Coote informed. was received by ex-
press from Quebec, and observed
that il 1eas a gerry splendid achiere-
ment. Also the arrival Of Com.
Rodgers, and particulars Of his
cruize, both from the Boston papers.
The paper mentioned no late cap
lures. but he thinks il contained the
re-capture oftwo prizes to the Presi-,
dent friKate. The Borer WAS about
ten days from Halifax. bound to \.
London. Capt. Coote observed, that
there was nothing new when he
sailed.
A black ship under Spanish colors.
which come in by Gay Head. an
chored in Holmes Hole on Monday
last, and sailed again on Tuesday.
A Boat was despatched from Fal
mouth to New Bedford Wednesda,
evening. to apWrize them Of the
Borsr's being in the Sound.
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but even Of marshiag upon the Rhine
and nourishiog the war between the
lhs and the chine. In i've days II
ha. seen ito hopes confounled; TO-
600 prisoners, 10000 wouniled. tsi-
len into our power, which mskes the
number amount to 10000 :; 10000
killed or wounded. as many sick. in
consequence Of fatigue, and the want
Of provisions (it has been i've or'lx
DAYS without brsad). have weakened
il nearly $4,000 men, 1t docs NOT
now amount to 100000 men under
arms il has lost more than 100 PIE,
ces Of cannon. entire parks, 1900
ammunition and artillery Wagons.
whicl, we're blown upnr fell iato our
mower !: more than 5000 baggage
Wagons, which it has burnt or we
have taken. There were also taken,
10 -alors or standards. Among !hs
prisoners, there are 1000 Russians.
The ard,ur of the French army. and
the courage of the Infantry, Fixed
every cues attention. The first can
non hred from the batteries Of the
lmperial Guards on the 9Th. NOR
tally wounded General Moreau. who
hnd returned form Amsrisa to enter
the Russian services"
The London STAR Of the 18th nit.
gives a particular statement OF the
French and Allied Armies. IN which
the following round numbers APP
pear:
Number Of m-n under B0raharfe and
l. Il IGcrl,it L caIx.Llis
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-04
From a Pennsylvania Paper.

TWILL vote for no man who 10 10
favor ola continuance Of the presens
war, and these are my reasons -
fst l would rather stay al hom0
to misd my own business, than to 20
dragged away to fight for rsnesaa'
Englishmsn.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-11-04
AL les.

AL les.
The main Allied tr-
my. commanded
by the itmperors
OF RUSSIA, nus
TEIA. Il the King
OF Prussia. CON
sisted nj ihe'oiats
oftheir attack APP
on Ercsden. Of
2G0,Go0 men. viz.
tUsTRiAks SHtier
Prince ochwaTt.
zenburg. = 10000
Russ ANS and PRUs-
SLAMS who joined
them VI Prague, $4,000
Gen. kienau'scorps, sc.ea0
---- 100000
Allied Array in ST.
l"sia, 100000
Allied army in Prus-
sin. 10000
Allied troop. beseig-
ing or h'ockading
Dnnizic, Stettin,
CHstrin. Ne. 10000
Reserve Of Russians
advancing under
Gen. Bemissen $4,000
Grand total Of the
allied Army, --- $4,000
Numerical superiority on the side
of the French. $4,000.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-11
200 Dollars Reward.

A Bundle containing 500 sheets of 90 Dollar
Notes printed in L!ank for the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia, was taken out Of q Box and
supposed to be stolen on the night OF the 18th
nit. at the house of Messrs. Wood!ord s, 'ralia-
terro, in Fredericksburg. The above reward
Will be paid TO any person who will deliver the
said Notes to Dahney Herndon, Esq. of that
place, or to the subscriber.
That the public may be guarded against i'm
position, they informed, that no Twenty
Dollar Notes have been, nor will be issued by
the Farmers Bank of Virginia, or any of its
Branches, until further notice.
WIN. NEKERyIS, Cash'r,
Richmond, Nov. 9 eptf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-11

MILL BE- SOLD, b. virtue of d. d of
w trust, entered into by Samuel Foster, to
secure the payment OF certain sums of money
70 Ialiaicrro Hunter, on Friday the 2nd day of
April next, fair, Il not, the next fair day, at
the manS sion house, upon The premises, for rea-
dy money, so much OF
Two Tracts OF Land.
lying IN South Farnhau Parish and Essex coun.
ty, 10 wit:--0ne tenement, tract and Dsrcc, of
| Land, containing three hundred and twenty
nine acres. and an half acre, be the same more
or less, being the same Land which was con.
veyed TO Taliaferro Hunter by John A. Eeale.
and Apphia his Wife, by deed dated the 2Oth
April, lSO7.--And also, one other Tenement
and Tract OF Land, containing twenty seven
acres, and one fourth of al acre BE the same
| more or less-which Land was also conveyed To
he said Hunter by john ~ Beaie, and kpplia
his Wife, and are the same two Tracts of Land.
which were conveyed by Talaerro Hunter and
Eliza Mary his Wife, to the said Samuel Fos.
ter by deed, hearing date the LIST day of Janua.
ry, l811-as shall be sufficient to paw and salts.
ty the contingent charges of the sale. and also
the sum of five hundred and thir.y.three pounds
six shillings and eight pence, with interest
thereon, from the lst day Of January, 1878.
| THOS. G HOOMES,
.4ctiSg Trustee.
| rco. 4. 8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-11

SAMUEL G. ADAMS,
is now receiving by the Oliver Ellsworth from
Liverpool, and the Sally from New-York, gen
eral assortment of
Hardware, Iroamongery,
Cutlery and Saddlery-also,
90 Barrels Liver or Tanners Oil
100 Gallons Whale do.
3 Tons Nova Scotia Grind Stones.
2 Pair Esophus Mill Stones, 4 s. d 1-2 feet.
Cast Steel, Nails, Nail Rods, Bar and
Sheeted Iron.
An assortment of Military Goods, and an addi
tional supply best Dutch Boiling Cloths, and
one Philadelphia Gig and Harness, which are
offered for sale on moderate terms.
Richmond, Dec 7, 1872
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NEW EsrABL!sHMENr

NEW ESTABLISHMENT
TSNtIE Subscriber has taken the HOUSE
q at the corner of main & fifteenth streets,
opposite the Bel-Tavcrn, and offers for sale,
on accommodating terms, by wholesale and
retail, the following articles, viz.
SO Hhds. 1st quality Brown Sugar Cgener-
ally iarge.]
IS Ribs. DO. do. do.
so Do. Isl & 2nd quality Philadelphia Loaf
Sugar.
10 Chests Hyson Tea.
20 Boxes Imperial do superior favour.
10 Puncheons Rum, old & well fiavoured.
S Half do DO. do.
Pines Country Gin.
/ Do oi superior quality.
Is Hubs retailing Mnlasscs.
6 DO. Phisdeiphia Whisky.
$4,000 lbs Prime Green Coffee.
5000 lbs Pale do. do.
0Bags Heavy Pepper.
6 Do. PinentO.
so Kegs Gunpowder.
800 Slraws ID pint Tumblers.
10 Boxes English Pipes.
500 Groce Bottle Corks.
100 Rcams Wrapping Paper.
80 Boxes best Spanish Segars.
SO Barrels Prime Pork.
so Do. Fish.
And expects by thefrst arrivals from Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, 6 tons Shot, Irons as
sorted, Iron Castings, Whiskey, &c. lie has
also on hand, from 5 to 5000 dollars worth of
DRY GOODS, assorted, which will he sold on
long credit, or battered for prime Tobacco.
WM. SHEPHERD.
Richmond, Oct. 18th, 1912. If.
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Half aCent Reward.
RAN,AWAY from the subscriber, living il
Cumberland county. nv Son
George N. Carson

GeOrge N. Carson ;
he has grey eyes, fair hair, and rudy complex
ION, about five feet six inches high, had ON
when he went away, blue Broadclo,h Coat.
plated buttons, homespun double wove Virginia
Cloth mixed, and a fine Hat, covered with an
Oil Cloth; his name in his HAT, aged Is years
HE has Enlisted in the United States Army
twice. aau have got him off, being minor
Any person or persons delivering him the said
u. N Carson TO me, shall receive the above
reward, and farther all and every'person per.
sons are forewarned harboring him, and the
different Recruiting Officers from Eulistinp
hlin, rs they may expect to be dealt with as
the law may direct.
Springfield, Feb 1. Aw
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Domestic Medicines

TO BE HAD GENUINE, AT THE BOOK
STORE OF MRS. PEASANTS,
large supply of DR.. Church's Cough
Drops, a medicine unequalled by any other in
the world, for the cure of Coughs, Colds,
Asshmas, Consumptions, and the Whooping
Cough, price IS cents.-Also, his Chemical
Essence and Extract of Mustard, for the
cure of Rheumatism, Rheumatic Gout, Pal
sey, &c. price IS cents each bottle or box.
Andoyne essence for the head ache, fifty
cents
Volatile Tincture for the tooth ache, 81 1-2
cents.
Antiscorbutic Tincture for curing the sour
w in the Gums, whitening the teeth and
sweetening the breath, price S 1. Church's
Virmifuge Lozengcs, for destroying worms
in grown persons or children, so cents the
box.
Eye Salve for all diseases of the eyes, rs
cents per box.
The celebrated Botanical Tea, dollar the
canister.
Church's Ambitious Pills for malignant
and bilious fevers and all disorders Of the
head, so cents the box.
German Corn Plaster, for Corns, SO cents
the packet.
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For SAFE Ing S. PLsASANTS, kichmOna.
Mnemonika,
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES


CHRONOLOGICAL TABLES
Exhibiting in methodical manner the most
remarkable occurrences from the creation OF
the World to the esentperiod Comprehend
ing brlef accounts of inventions and discoveries
In every department of science biographical
and historical sketches Post Offices of the u.
States discoveries ofcountries foundations of
empires, &c. Gyc.--To which is added, sever
81 valuable Tables-Price Two Dollars, in ele-
giant binding.
~ BUCHANAN'S, CHRISTIAN RE-
SEARCHES IN ASIA,--
TO (Which is aided The celebrated Sermon,
GA STAR IN THE EAST"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-02-11

HC subscribers have ina store, for private sale
on accommodatingterms-
1000 sacks Salt real Liverpool filed sacks
twliled, large and in fine order
500 sac IS coarse Salt,
$4,000 lbs. brown Sugar in blds tierces and
barrels part of which is of first rate
quality,
1000 Tbs. Coffee, aproportion of which, prime
ann gree1---in uerces, barrels and bags
so hhds. Molasses-most of which Lat o9al;tv
for retailing,
90 Punchenns Rum, part of which "a old,
finely isvonred, and Of superior quality,
10 hhds. New York rectifcd Rum,
2pipes, ,
squarter casks Madeira Wine,
10 pipes French Brandy, a part of which war.
ranted genuine,
IR Raif pips superior quality Gin,
10 Boxes Imperial Tea,
100 boxes Candles,
100 do. Soap,
100 do. Chocolate
100 do Spanish Segars,
so barreIs Northern AppIcs--sound and in
nice order,
so bales spinning Cottoa-A Also, an assortment of
Dry Goods,
viz.-superfne Coatngs--Flanncls-F
Dial 2 tons--coarse yarn Hose--wbitc India Goods
-Dimities--superfne CaIicoes-and great varie-
" OF other artlcles-Daiiy expected from Phila-
delphia 10000 lbs. Ponnngton's best labelled ST.
gar IN boxes and barrels-Also, by the shin Abb.
gall from liverpool, 800 sacks Salt, real Liverpool
hled-and from 70 ltimore, Whiskey, brown Su-
gar, and prime green Coffee
VIC continue TO make liberal advances in cash on
all consignments entrusted tn our care--and having
most commod ons x completely fre-proof Ware.
House. are we'll prepared for the reception of Gods
Moneure, Robinson u Pkeasants,
Aucf'rS,
Corner ofD. aad 3th street and oppos,te
to Shockoe Warehouse
Jan. ~. ~
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NEW YORK LOTTERY.
Union Cokkege-No. d.


Not near Blanks TO Prize
The Drawing of this Grand Lottery, will
commence in the City Of New-York, on the LIST
Tuesday in next month, and will continue to
draw 600 Tickets each day until finished.
An accurate Check Book will be kept Of this
Lottery, at the ARGUS OFFICE, that the car
Hest Intelligence Of their success may be given
TO observation-disclosures BY POST from any
part o, the Stste, and every information re-
specting the above or any of the Baltimore Lot
teries, will be always given gratis, and with the
greatest pleasure to those who may be inter.
ested.
Nov. %. IT,
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TEA, SUGAR, &c.

40 Boxes and Chests Imperial and Young
Hyson Tea of this years, importation, just
received from Observation-Disclosures will have
in few days by the Schooner Young Car
denter from same place, so Barrels Loaf SUI
gar and 40 Boxes Pipes: for sale opposite
the Bell Tavern, by
WIN. SHEPHERD.
December 81, 1912 If.
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ESTHER.

Seventeen years old. and tolerably chunky form
ed, her hair more Of The Negro. She had o.,
vines she went away, white Yarn homc-snun
Habit, but ! have reason 10 believe she has
changed her dress. as she was seen at the Gal
Pitts on the Tuesday night following, with a
Velvet Coat and Spencer or and have everv
reason to believe she is lurking in Ricbmo,d
or Manchester, ard will no doubt try to pass "a
free Girl. The above reward will be r-;ven
TO any person who will deliver the said Girl to
me in Cumberland county, or secure her in any
jail in this state SO that | get her again.
CHAS. ROPER.
Feb' y w2p,
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Practice of the Law
TWILL DISPOSE OF ONE OF TWO
Tracts of land

and receive in payment male Slaves from IL To
~ years, or Bank Stock. The first Tract con.
tains six hundred acres, lying on Pamunkev
kiver,in Hanover county, 90 miles from Rich
mond, within miles of two manufacturing
Mills, eight miesot he Coal Fits, and is well
watered and well timbered. A considerable
part OF this Tract is low grounds. The second
tract contains SIS acres, on Appomattox Riv
er' miles from FarmviIle, and in the neigh
bourhood of five or six manufacturers NI;lls
his Tract has also large portion of River &
Greek Low Grounds The improvements are.
good Dwelling House, 40 by 10 feet. Kitch.
en-, Garden, GTanary. Barns, &c &c newly
QUIT. 1t is well watercd, and one of the heal
thiest places in the world.
Prince Edward, Jan. %. DIV.