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PLATTSBURGH, October i


b The enemyleit Chsmplain on Monday
last. A small guard smains III Odle,own.
A great proportion ofihc troops have gone
west. tss4 4. An 6a1a. .l -. Jf" s,5a
When the enemy first took possession OF
this part of Tie village, they bsoke open Abe
gsol add let out Two pcrsoes conhaed for ninr.
der, one for s,sbbng wihsioteDt TO murder,
Que for couplerteilng, and four for larceAy
and o,hcr offences. &c ~
.gi Much injury has been done to the buildings
on the NORTH side OF the river by the shots
from our forts and bIoek-housns. Scarce a
mouse has escaped, and many are completely
riddled. The encmy's batteries and the bull
diugs in their rear evnce the skill and judge
fnent OF captain Alexander Bsooks, comman-
dog officer Of The ar,'lery, and OF the excel
lent corps under his command. The enemy
declared VIC had French Ar,ilierists. Mine
dwelling houses, l3 stores aud shops, and
two barns, together wi,hthc Cour;- House and
Jaib were bafned--some OF them. on account
Of their covering the snemy's advaGcc, and
others by accidental shots. s. t...
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~ ~ .<p1JNesytorf. X. H. Oct. IL, 1919.
w HHREAs, II doth appear, d'at the people OF
w kbods Island, regardless OF the sacred du'y
they owe their country, have been and are ~ the
daily hxbit Of carrying intelligence ADD succo'nh to
tie enemy s squadron now crulzing !" The soond
And, whereas. II brcomesthe 6oiy Of every omecr
serving the Uai,ed States. and every good eite" 70
prevent, as f.r a. ia thsr power, such nlqu.ious
proceedings s--r, JOHN OXIDE cK1iGiiTvN,
Cap,sin in The Navy Of Che Unted States, and Com
maadef Of the Naval Forces IN the State OF Rhode
IsIand do therefore, BY skese presents, 'ore'u al
boats and vessels of every drscri?ton, bec""g 20
OF ssilng from the said Island, called kao1c-S.and'
from entering any Of the Ports or iisrbors Of this
State, without my special permission; And ! re-
quiFc al Commanders Of Gun.vesseis aud others
under my command. 10 be v'g'isit 10 seeing 'his
order strictly eofotced. ~.
Ciyea siadcr my hand ii the bsrhor Of Newport,
TIC 9Th day Of October, IN the year OF our
Lord ore thousand eis ut hundred and sourtesn
INO. ORDE CREIGHTON.
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lsof uen In their Sisquisit;ons rton Ire cxpe'
issision TO pl&itsburgh both upoa the naval
snI lnnd opes ations. u is assorted that the
commander in chief signihei ia wiisins TO
he late and tamente,. Capt, Downie, that he
would proceed against pia,tsbureh, ADD CAL
led fos The co-opera,ioni OF the squaefonA ia
the expeditions That the attack on the enc
my's feet by Capt. Dovnic, and ON the bat,
series by the land fopcs, should 10 simul;a-
aeous. Here the cornmaeder in chief first
bound himself TO perform a most impor,sn,
duty, and on which ten times more depended
than ali The squadron could do. In force, the
opposing io,ilas, i am told, were about e.
quail bur The gun.boals Of The enemy wcsc
su ongly posted Under the land batteries, aud
did dreadful execution they pierced our ves-
sells through aud ,hroogh, without the pcssi-.
bili,y of being touched by the British squad
ron. Com. Macdonough is ready 10 testify
thisA-he himself would have struck, could
our vessels have held out q few minutes .icn-
ger. His IRE became unavsiIing his vts-
sells had lileralIy become slaughter houses.
Seeh are the prevailing reports, that the in
activity ofthe land !otces tbecAhse they could
have destroyed the enemy's sunboa,s) has
been the cause OF the loss Of our notila, and
of every subscquent disgrace and disaster.
am told the land forces amounted 70 about
10000 men that of the enemy at mos, 1000
raw troops, .sra,ioned.in places no, deserving
the name of forls,according 10 military men.
OF she iiosk sustained in the retreat, almost
every one has his opinion, widely differing in
.es,iaale.' 'Ihe retreat from Burgos was dis
astrous, bur Witnesses 10 both are induced 20
believe i, not SO muchso as the one under
i'm mediate view, whieh eAnnot fall short of
seDemy. fve or one husdrcd Mousand no.nds
Stertfng, In slorcs, &c. In men no one dare
make mentions His wounded sensibiIily re-
minds him that he is'a British subject, an.
willing TO tell 700 sad iuies. In presenting
to you, MIR. Editor, this short communica.
uon, canno, but notice the letity expressed
in another paper abos, our mistor,unes.--
These mlsto,iunes sre all set in good light,
" they were unsyoidsbie,they amount TO moth.
ing" u, Is impSdently asserted that our liz.
tie band would have been annihilated by the
Vermooi militia, hnd othcr corps OF levics in
The rear of Pht,sburgh, aid sohdf -pisdom il
zyas 20 refreas sviih $4,000 Of the 6ess1 froehs
in fhr spoyid .--Ihisiss most severe sarcasm
on the Commandcr in Chief that ever issued
fcom the press and the bcsr invitation that
was ever offered to the enemy to step OH val.
icniIy in the careeriof conquest. &
ew-e 1 fsaf rg "A FRIEND TO TRUTH
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From Canada Papers.
II. Q. eamh 6etore Forf Erie, lsM sefs.

II. Q. eamh before Forf Erie, lsh SehE
DISTRICT GENERAL ORDER.
Lieutenant General Drummond, having re-.
kived the reports of the Gen. Officers in the
bmediate direction Of the troops cagsged
siei day, begs TO offer his best acknowledge
ents for their very gallant conduct in re-
lsing the attack made by the enemy on our
|tteries, with his whole force, represented
consis. Of not less than i've thousand men
luiing mili,is. The briilsnt style in which
Battery, No. 3, was recovered, and the so-
y driven beyond our Entrenchmenrs 10y
|er Companies Of the SD Regimen, un-
Major Proctor, and three Companies Of
9Th Regt de.ached under Major Taylor,
ited Ii. Gen. rummond's admiration
entitled those troops TO- his partieular
hks. On the right the enemy's advance
checked BY the Ist Battalion OF the
al SCOTS, supported by the so,h under the
eiioa Of 1t. Co.. Gordoa Of ths Royals !;
m the centre he was driveo back by the
iKsry Light InfAnsty, updsr Ii. Col. Bat
b, and directed BY 1t. Col. Pearson, In
siDg Eisld olie-rs4 Ts these troops tie
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The British cutter Fbing-Fish, cargo sweet oil,
argsi. eream.,artar, and lamb-skns; and brig Aa-
ron, cargo wine and goldfish, prizes to The Sabine
Privs,eer, arrived At port near Boston, ON s1'ur
day last. ,'
Port Of Charleston, Sept 27.-Tbe British brig
Csihatine x William, of London. formerly the Spit
fire, Of Boston, prize TO the pryatetr SCH Ora IN
pus, Of Baitlnsorc, was lost on Beaufort Bar on
Tuesday last she was from the praziIs, and had a
valuable cargo of tobacco, sugars, hides aud dry
goods.
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Two deseriers arrived in town yesterday
morning from the Supur5 "a, in Gardeners
Bay. They repor, themselves to be Amefi-
cans, who have been detained years in the
British service, and that they wete sent on
shore with goraging party, when they made
their escape. They state, that the enemy
is furnished almost daily with our different
newspapers, oy a g5oy-headed hiiof. W
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1t is reported that the British invested the
Harbor, by land and Sater, oa the AIN inst.
Expresses were sent TO raise the militia OF
the vicinity, en- nasse.f Sir George Pteyos,
is Supposed to con m and in this expedition,
with most of the trscps he lately had al Plaes-
tbucgh. May he be as successfully, as no
doub. he wild be as brayely, resisted at that
place,
Our force at tie Harhor, was about 6oCc
men, principally militia. Our feet was Il
Sandy or S.oney Point, :7cre fortiica.iv0f
had ucen thrown NJ ~ st -
=. ne ..,n Oasario Fleet, including their
ns.a large ship, carries "a more guns than
lie American. Sc a,nen from our Champiaia
Heet have volunteered to go 10 the Haibor.'sss
We last evening received tvia the East.
warn) Halifax papcasto the 2eth,ut.. The
geAlcman woo brought them, LETT their same
dap pVessel were 6t,ing out torCastine. and
su3ars were purchasing at IL dis. ior.that
market. No expedition wal preparing Tor
any place. F.
The news from England was onely TO the
9th of Aug. We perceive in the papers no
mention Of the Peacgck's sinking a slosp OF
war.
A British unofficial account of the attack on
ihe Adams, s.. states their loss at killed and
wounded, incladiag an officer. i-s
About 5000 troops were at Halifax, 26ia
ult. Thoss which lately sailed fiom cassine,
had arrived. 5Ft &ysWha r~.
The N. Y. Commercial, Advertiser Of
Thursday last, states that the John Adams,
on her passage home, fell in with Two Engisn
brigs of war, in chase OF the y, S. sloop OF
war Peacock. Probably they were in search
other. ]
Accounts from Momreal arc TO Tucsd,y
last. They heard of the sailing of Conmo..
dorc Yeo's Aeet. Most Of the troops were
gone to the Upper Province, leaving detach-
ments OH the ChampIain fron,irr, Sc. Here
diversion might be made in favor of Sack.
el's Harbor.
Commodore Macdonoogh's aset has been
laid up for the winter s,
The Montreal Herald gives avery ridicu-
lous accoun, of the force OF tho two squad.
roas in the late action on Lake Chainpiain.
. The British Commojorc's ship is represent
cd to mount bu, 50 snns our hAg snip, (the
Saratoga SO and Tie Eagle ~ guns! Thc
crews, tonnage, and weight of metal, are
mentioned as being one fourth superior on
she side of the Americans Comment IS
unnecc ssary, as every one knows the absurd
ity of the above statement
The articles in The Crnada papers are uu-
rnerous, and very warm in their discussions
of public measures.
An embargo on provisions Is laid at Que
bee, to continue I'LL January.
A petition to the Prince Regent Cor the re.
noval Of Gov. Provost, and the alteration of
he Constitution is circulating in Cauada. A
counter peu,ion is also 10 circulation.
1, would appear by General Order, thai
Governor Provost was at Montres! on the
|9th ult.
22o officers and men Of the s'h rest. I; $
Aicers and 100 men of the Ssh, and osi-
ers and las men Of the etn, ar. at Quebec
I'd uIt. from England.
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bOSrON, October III. 1914,

British Fert gsae from IRE Vineyard Sousd
a letter from a agenlleman of .espect.niIi,y
at New Bedford TO his friend in THIS town,
dated on Suodsy eyening, says, " The wnoe
OF the British Fleet LET. the SOUND to-day, and
we hear were from the Chesapeake bouDc TO
Halifax" as4t rae ..tasss. = tNst4e
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The dead body of a boy. supposed TO be about
eight years OF age, was found Saturday last, on
the shore of the isisnd of Prudence. and has been
Cd factory cloth. -
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yA77EWFfoNzl,

n suAw's Truly Fortlnsts Lottery C.T.e.Eo
each. very extensive and well selected variety of
Tickets n the Lottery for the Improvement OF the
Internal Navigation Of the State Of Peruss slyania,
can be obtained ~ - ~ 77""''''
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The exemp,s. in the MOST part OF the sea-
ports, have organized themselves, and are
ready for such service as may be required, in
the moment Of alarm.
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NOI'ICE

NTHEREAs my wife MAs1ha,h l.havsd in, an
w unbeconing manner, by contracting deots or
my account, without my knowledge or ronscut--this
u therefore 10 forbid alt persons trusting her on my
account, AS will pay no debts she msy Contract att
ter this date. WILLIAM SMITH. !
Midletown, Oct H. 1914 ~.
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SCHEAfE.
~. Ef.t .dnd nearly
One Hundred thousand Dollars

IN snuHcr friseS.
II we take but view of the shper;or al.
vantages he I'd on, 20 aven,urers bv the above sebes
If We consider the highly renu;ah,e chssss,sr &c
the manager Of. the Lottery. BENZ Howels ESD.
ana o' .ns gesIsmen appointed as Commissioners
oen, ~ ,;s 'as ~, a,AM"g; ~e osnno. hesi.s,e
/, is so emsenv ep,,rd. sn. 3, ,rcs n,srmss - ~"s
il The unssesi seor of 1upoursr ami > pars,or,s,,
All aha, may he desiy.hle In ], i.n,,.,v ~
combined h~,c lsrc assa,nI,.,r. ar g. 80
the beusf of the nd;s,dus,s and as,us,,s ,,'s '"s
the aggregate of small contributions re- rs,s,' 6ni
for the noble and aulable pul pose Of prootng our
country prospcrity se ~
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.s J. HARVEY,
Lit. Col. Den. .Adjf. Gen.

From the Montreal Feaa!d, of Sehf.i7. sri
Candor must compel every one to confess,
that the result Of the late operations has fal.
len far short OF " even moderate exbecta-
tions." ~
We have always considered offensive war;
fare as the best mode Of secureing peace; and
secen, humiliation has not changed our toue.
We may be called to defcod points which
have hitherto not been thought OF, and con-
sequentIy the late retreat may not have been
ill.advised |; but the fort at Pia'sburg should
have been stormed. Tha, part OF the abour
would have cost less blood and embarrassment
than was sustained in the retreat a retreat
,hat'wiil tend TO rouse the energies OF the en-
cyny. We might have taken 20 prisoners,
iine train OF artillery and inmenec stores.
We are not military men, but we call on
every experienced oiicet" TO support or
contradict us
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A there has been much said IN publications as to
"A the utility Of Medicines, shall only say The SC,
arc the best corfcctors Of The bile that have found
IN 20 years prsccc. they operate as caibartic,
tispasmodc, sudoric, and duresc, in Of BIZ.
ious, astinstical comp sints. Where there Is dry
hard skin, costivcncss lsss of appetite, yellow skin;
dizziness 10 the head. pam i the aide and bo:scls
one PA taken every night, eight ten nights sue.
ccssisey, then from one 10 four, the appears
10 purge, will be satisfaction TO those who please
to Try them. They may be gwen to persons Of al
ages and bosh sexes without any disagreesbe feel
ings they the oest Pills for females that arc in
use, particularly FOR women who are in eh,ld.beds
wIlefe there Is oniy cathartc wnnled, when from,
ono fo.r may be used, the age and situation OF
the patient may require. JOSEPH CARY.
or The Pills recommend themselves.
The above Medicines are so'a by ID. RipLKy. Nor
wich, Con. AVIS Ass snfru, Wiclfosd, X. and
by SAMUEL w. vissos, Newport. AZ the last mem
toned place are kept, as usual, III k,o,ls of Dtoss
and Medicines now genersy in sEsl of the bcss
quaiuy,-A coniinuAhce Of Cvpfs solicited. t'
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NOISICk,

A IL fishing boats aud vessels of every dcscrip,
"A ton, are requested 10 call at the Office cf the
commanding naval officer, for pass as none will
be allowed 70 go beyond the Guardboa,. ~i,houe
such permission. f Oct H.,
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The privateer brig Yankee, Of Bristol, sail
ed from this port on Saturday esening last, on
rruixc. ..se
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-. From fAe same fcser. -.
NJ. EprToR-Numr,ous srsthc opinions
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that twill tend 10 rouse the energies OF the en-
crny. We might have taken 90 20 prisoners,
fine train OF artillery and immenec stores.
We are not military men, but we call on
every experienced 'oflicet" 10 support or
contradict us.
Moptreai, Canada, Setf. 81.
We have inserted Geo. Maconb's General
Order, along with other unofficial documents
Of he enemy, relating 10 the late occurrence
on LaEe Chanplain and really We arc per-
suaded they are candid slatcinenss IS Tnodcst
as osts would have been, had we been placcd
in 81 nilar circumstances. The Amcricans,
in full humiiily, ascribc their deN.erancc 10
the mnihosence of ruhag Prordcncet the
li,,le they attribute to their own saicr may be
! pa doncd, pa,ticuiariy az -"a..cn 7yhers me
rudsnenfs If aoar are yef u 6e known Are
We, like the Carlhagenians, who had to cedc
Sicily and Sardinia, also 20 become bound to-
yield al! Bri,i,b Noth America with the hsh-
cries 10 an n.1ni state, nation of thirty one
years standing ! Ii we go on at this ratc,'he
Inference cahnot admit ofany doh5t. Nobody
will Imagine that We arc:u earnest when thc
assertion is made that the continental powers
|, of Europe, viz France, Holland, and Spain,
are Jealous Of the British superiority on toe
ocean and that their desire IS to see Us weak
ened III the American contest We venture
to predict, that If the war be four years longer
with ys,ious success, some European nation
will take the part Of America. From the
natural resources of the United States, she
| ought to be stronger by land than any Euro
pcan power can be on this continents; Il she.
becomes victorious on shore, she will increase
her demands on the ocean--wi,h allies at her
back. Louis Is may soon die, Ferdinand is
fool; and the succeeding French monarch
will govern in Spain. In this war, our enter
psizes by land arc combined with those on
the sea should we meet with revcrses inthe
fosmes, the latter will be iessened greatly ~
their effect, however brilliant. t
Front the Montreal Herald, Sent. "a, ~
There must have been some object OF still!
greater importance for 10 or $1,000 men to
perform than forcing the Saranac, aud
calmly wi,nc ssines destfuction OF The Bri-
tsh foiills. Military people generally agree,
that To have taken PlAitsburgh, and its forts,
required no cooperation Of shc fleet; and 1t
the uItelior object" was TO make conquest
of Vermont, Plsltsburgh was the wrong road;
and that the American fleet could not have
interrupted the march of the troops to Stall
bans and Burlington, more than on the route
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State o. Rhode. Island and. Proyidcnee Pinnta.
\, ... fions, Ocfobev 5,,l5I4
THE creditors of John GARDINER. of NewJ
= port, baker. are hereby notified 10 appear. if
they shall think a, at the Gcncral Assembly to be-
holden at Providence, the last Monday OF Octo-
her inst then and there TO slew cause. Is any they
may have, why hi. petition for the benefit of anact.
passed in jane, 1886, for the relief Of Insoivepr
Debtors" ought dot TO be granted. ~, skoso
Der IL ~. SAMUEL EDDY. Secretary
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4.e.. SJHliulSSlOlieIS i~CtiScs eHt -
WE. the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. Court of Probate, Of the town o.
South. .kingstown, in the County Of Washingtonr
gsinst the Estate of o
!. MAHlTABLE BABCOCK, Wrpow,
late Of South Kingstown, deceased, represented inf
solvent DO hereby give notice that six months from
the twentieth umo, are allowed TO the creditors Of
said Estate TO bring 10 and prove their respective
c'aims and that We shall attend for that puitosc at
the house OF Preserved Ds,is, ESQ inn.hodtr, irii
Singstown, on the last Saturdaysof oc,obeSs
November, December, January, and February, ioi- 4
lowing, at o'clock, on said days. 20
sonsra5sIi 5oHN sEGAR; 4 i. j...,,,s com'r..
Al persons indebted 10 said Estate are requested
10 make immediate payment TO
VIZ. BABCOCK. jr. Adns'r.
South. Klngsfosu,. OcfoSrf@ IL, 1911.
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DOCTOR CARY'S
APPROVED FAMILY PILL

W1eh are eeiebrated fer ahs cure IF many diseasssss
Not only 10 cure, tnf 10 psevens sieknes'. y
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July rs.
FOR SALl.

IWE.NIY IHOUS.iNJD .3CIE.S
MOUNTAIN LANDS, in the county OF Patrick,
WI embracing the three forks of the little Dan Rv.
er, with many other fine oiwteI-some of this
land OF prime quality My friend -ijor Garter who
lives adjoining, will show it.
Ten Thousand Acres Licking Lands in Kentucky,
formerly te property OF the late Thomas S,rse Esq
extraordinarily brother uel ilson of I.olss,qA.
Is authorised todisposc of this estate
Fight Hundred and Fifteen Acres, Butchers Greek
Land in the cointy Of Nocllcnburg, five mixes from
the Court House, (Boyd Town this OF prime quail
~ for Tobacco and Wheat, with plantation sufficient
to work 20 or ~ hands great advantage. Ny bro
ther Miles Wilson resides aud will sow this Land
Two Hundred and Fifty Acres, on there sbou,s, in
Hanover County, in tie neighborhood OF Mr. Thomas
Howless about twelve miles from This city.
he above lands, any part thereof wa be sold for
Cash, or any Kind of protoce, upos credit to suit pu-
chasers--or they viii be bSrtered for other lands in or
about this City, or for Lands upon James York Ri1-
ere, heIow the City.
MyWestham estate upon James River, half an hours
ride from this City, is also for sale it
$50 Acres and viii be shown by Mr.. Allen, the Mama
gertfere.
have so Acres of Coal Land, adjoining Nfessrs Han
cock, Gordon and Cu1iiuy wish is dispose of half
this Land to some person who has the means and will
work the whole upon Joint Account.
Apply at my Office, in this City.
THOMAS WILSON.
Nav
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FOREIGN.

Continuation IF Extracts from late London
f'ahers, receiveda at the o6ice ofthc 1flrc0n-
HIe adOertiser by the General .lrmstrone.
From the London Gazette, May 10.
BY his royal higlness the Prince Of yVaI.s
Regent of the United Kingdom Of Great Bri-
tain and Ireland, in the name and on the be-
half of his majesty.
Il PROCL.4lEf7TON.
Declaring the cessation of arms, as well by
sea as land, agreed upon between hi, Maics-
ty and his most Christian Majesty, and en-
joining the observance thereof.
GEORGE, p. R.--Whcreas a Convention
for tue suspension of hostilitics between His
Majesty and the kingdom of France, was sign-
ed at Paris on the 23d day of April last, bv
the PlenYotendary of his Majesty aud the
PlcnipotentiaTy Of His ROYAL Richness
Monsieur, brother Of tho most Christian King,
Lieut. General OF the Kingdom Of France -
And whereas, for the putting an end to the
caianties OF war, as soou, and as far as NAV
b. possible, IL hath been agreed between his
Majesty and his most Christian Majesty as
follows that is 10 say, that as soon as the
convention shall be signed and ratified, frieud-
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MEADOW HILL FOR S.0LE.

The Subscriber 1sisldng 10 remove to tie Hesfe,m
Country,
EETILL sen the FARM whcreon he resides, called
w Meadow It'll, in Caroline county, Immediately
on the stage road leading from Richmond to FrrIc-
rckShlIg, thirteen miles from the latter place This
f'in contains 40 acres and about 20 acres thereof as
rich Meadow Land as any in Virginia twenty acres is
nov IN grass producing upwards of ton To- the acre
WIN Il market at the door. The unrecaimed part is
IRON TO 700 yards wide, and is capable OF making one
OF tie lar'sonest meadows | ever saw 'Th, high
iani laid oil in three Shifts and improving very fast
pr"ucng excellent corn and wheat, with plenty Of
woodland to support the farm
. ne improvements consis, Of large two story dwell
ing house, situated on high hill, with the meadow
irH'ng the door; also large barn. Stables and Other,
necessary houses, orchards, &c. &c.
lhr property is well worth the attention Of gentle
men who wish an elegant summer resi- cncc being re-
m"rkable Tor Its hclthy situation, and in an agreeable
ana wealthy ncishbourhorl Those wishing TO p,Ir-
e'asc can see he land by applying to Inc subscriber
Wien the terms will be Inalc known
IXhO-lI.9S DILLART
Caroline. .Iuly