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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
FORT ERIE.

A gentleman who arrived in town lalt
night from Utica, New Y ork, informs
that letter was received there on Mon.
day laf, 18th inf. BY N. Williams. Efq
and dated at Buffalo, on the Saturday
evening previous, at 6 o'clock. which
itated, that the Britilh commenced the
bombardment O. Fort Erie that morning,
and were continuing it at the hour the
letter was written /; and that the enemy
had fucceeded in getting poAeAion of two
of our Lake Erie ichooncrs.
The fame gentleman confirms the &C
count of the Bri,iih blowing up one Of
their veflels to prevent her falling into
the hands Of Com. Chauncey.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
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.1sSpb Smith, Wardner
S S~.s A D%s;'sa, ; Burss..s.
On bard II M /bip Ramihe.
Stontng9ou, Aug oI3fa.

10 this letter Capt Hardy replied
verbally, that be lbouM aAozv till II
O'Clock tor Mrs Stewart to be brought on
board At this time, the principal part Of
three regiments of militia had arrived,
and the town was perfectly fecure againit
a landing.
1T 3 clock the bomb fhip recommen.
ced throwing ihells, and being out Of
the reach of the cannon, the General
withdsew the militia, leaving only a
patrol of SO men for the extinguifhmenr
of fire. The bombardment continued
till evening.
On Friday morning the bomb ihip
renewed her operations a little before
fun rife, while the Families and Pactolus
were warpingin At s o'clock the fricate
opened her fire, and was foon followed
by the Families. at this time the can
non were ordered to be removed to the
north end of the town, where they would
bave been iervicrable if an attempt had
been made TO land under cover Of the
ihips. This was very hazardous ferv:ce
as the party would be entirely expofed to
the fire of the enemy. Volunteers in
fufficient numbers inltsnrly offered their
ferviees |; among them were upwards of
20 of the Norwich artillery.-lhe COM
mane of the party was intruited to Lieut.
Lathrop of that corps--They marched TO
the battery and brought off the pieces
without the fmalleft accident exhibiting
all the fteadinefs which characteriies
veteran folders.
This tremendous cannonade and bonn.
barement continued till nearly noon,
when it ceafed; and at about 4 o'clock
the ihips hauled of to their former an
chorage
During the fuccecding night a large
force was kept on guard, in the expec.
Iation and hope that landing would be
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22

which failed on Sunday laft for The
britiih tleer, returned yefterday morning
Mr. Skinner the flag officer, is bearer OF
diipatches from Rear Admiral Cochburn
to his Lxcellency the Ruilian MiniiteI,
and the Honorable Secretary of State
aiio to Gen Mafon AMI Col Barclay,
Commlfaries of Prifoners MIR. Skin
ner was politely favored by Admiral
Cochburn with file Of the latelt Engliih
papers received in the feet-they are
however underltood to be no later than
the a6'h May The force of the ene>
my below is faid to be the Admira.'s
fhip, 2 two deckers, 3 frigates, one troop
hip, briggs, and IS or 20 craft in the
Potomac; frigates, brig and feveral
small craft in the Patuxent- The Mem
claus and another f,igate arrived on
Monday laft from Bordeaux. The Loire
frigate failed on cruifc. A brig was
lying off Little Choptank.
Carr Of Freeman's Journal
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22

detachmen,s from 1T, I'D, 4,h, and 9Th
Lincoln militia, and I'D York, under
Lieutenant Colonel Parry, Io3d, the Lieu
tenan, General offers his warmet thanks
They are alto due to the troops which ar
rived under Colonel Scott, during the ac-
ton, viz the III or Royal Scots, under
Lieutenant Col. Gordon, 9Th, or Kings,
under Major Evans, io,d regiment, un-
der Colonel Scott, flank company lo4th,
with the Norfolk, Oxford, Kent, and &c
fex Rangers, and Middlefex. under Lieu
tenant Colonel Hamilton
The. admirable feadinefs and good
conduct Of the 10Th light Dragons under
Major Lisle and of the detachment Of
royal artillery under Capt Maclachlan,
are entitled TO particular praife the
latter officer having been badly wounded i,
the command Of the artillery devolved to
Capt Maokonochie, with whufe gaIlantry
and exrrtions 1t Gen Drummond was
highly pleafed Sergeant Aultin, who
directed the firing of the Congrsve rock
cts, deferves very great credit. To the
officers Of the general and of his perfonal
ttaff, to capt Holland, aid de camp to
Maj Gen Rail 1t Gen Drummond
feels himfelf greatly indebted for the az
iiitance they afforded him.
He has to lament being deprived tby
a wound carly in the aciion) of the Ter
vices of Maj Gen Rial, who was unfor.
tunately made priioner, while returning
from the field, by party of the enemy'a
cavalry who had momentary poHeiIion
of the road. 1t. Gen Drummond has
alto to regret the wounds which have de.
Prived the corps of the fervices of 1t
Col Morrison, Sota regiment, and 1t
Col Rober,fon, of the incorporated mill
tia. In the fall of 1t Moorfom, of the
lo4th regiment, lerving as deputy alIifs
tant adjutant general, the feryicc has loft
gallant, intelligent and meritorious
young officer.
The lieut. gen and president has great
pleafure in difmiliing to their homes the
whole of the fedentary militia, who have
10 handsomely come forward on the ocs
cation, confident that on any future {.
mefgency. their loyalty will be again
equally contiguous. He will perform a
grateful duty IN Representing to his maj
eity's government the zeal, bravery and
alacrity with which the militia have co..
operated with his majeity's troops.
(Signed) ]. HARVEY,
L Col and Depty A4j Gen
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
WARRINGTON. AUG. u.

WARRINGTON, AUG. Il.
There was no mail received from Buff
talo yeiterday by the cxprefs. 1t is fla
ted that the rider OH the extreme ftage
ofthe line has disappeared, in what man
ner not known, and no traces have been
difcovered Of him or the mail.-It is ow.
ing to this circumstance probably, thar we
have received no further report Of Gen
Browns late battle.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
ATTACK ON STONINCTON.,

"A ! Am yin y 1ONlNO ON i
The NewsLondou Gazette of Wednef-
day la!t contains minute detail of the
operations againit Stonington. Its length
forbids our inferting it entire. We can
only give the following abitraa -
On Tuefday the 9th init at s P. m. the
Ramilie: IA, Paetolus 80, bomb flip.
and the Deipatch, ~ gun brig, arrived
OF Stonington, and Gag was fent on
fhore with the following note -
On board bis n,ajsay,sJBip Ranuliss, ,
" S'oSmgfaa, dug 9, 1914.
To the Magiltratcs of Stonington.
Genflmen-One hour is allowed YOU
from the receipt of this concentration.
for the removal of the unoHendinp inhab.
itants I. M. HARDY.
his notification was received By two
magiitrates aud 1t. Hough, of the draft
ed militia, who went off to meet the flag.
The officer was afked whether a flag
would not be received on board-He faid
no arrangements could be- made-rhey
inquired whether commodore Hardy had
determined to deitroy the town-He re-
Piled that fuch were his orders from the
admiral, and that j, would be done mott
etfeetually.
This anfwer produced the utmolt con.
formation. The women and children.
lick and aged were hafiily removed, and
preparations for defence were made
The attack was not commenced until 8
O'clock, when the bomb chip and fever.
al barges and launches began throwing
thells, rockets and carcafes. This was
kept up until midnight, the battery of
two IS FOUNDERS and FOUNDER occa.
fional'y returning the FIRE, as the light of
the rockets afforded an opportunity. We
ry little injury was done, although for
tour hours the town was covered with
flames of FIRE and bomb. fhells.
AT dawning on the 10th landing was
attempted on the eaft Eide of the town,
which was prevented by the fire of an
IL FOUNDER. The brig then worked up
within half mile of the battery, and
came to anchor. The ammunition of the
battery being expended, the guns were,
fpiked and abandoned, the II or 20 men
who fsrved them, nor having itreogth to
draw them off. The brig continued TO
pour her 3 2 pound fhot and grape for an
Aour, without the inhabitants being able
TO return ihot. AS foon as frefh am
munition was procured, the vent of the
IS FOUNDER was drilled, and the firing
with fuch eff & as foon TO
compel the brig to Zip her cable and haul
OH with her pumps going. having receive
ed ieveral fhot below her wa,ersiine. and
comfortable damage in her fpars SC.
Two men were tightly wounded during
his action.
A comfortable body Of militia had then
'rrived, and Brig. Gen. Iiham had taken
he command. The Families and Pac
olus at / o'clock anchoring about two
md an half miles from the town. and
ehitance appearing hopeless, flag was
ent off TO the Ramilies with tile follow
ne letter -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
NEW YORK, AUG. II.

NEW YORK, AUG. IL.
Sacket's Harbor.--We have leen let
ter dated the 5,h init) from a very in
telllgent gentleman in the neighborhood
of Sack.t's Harbor which gives a very
gloomy view of things in that quarter
l: mentions that, executive of militia.
there are but 500 regular troops now in
the harbor, while the Britifh have at
Kingiton and Prelco:t force greatly
hyperion ; and that an attack from the
enemy. during the abfence of our feet,
was very feri0usly apprehended.
Coty Adv.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
Var tn the Pofomae.
Gen Hunoerford wr;,ee that

Gen. Hunserford writes, that on the
3 init. the British landed from about
20 barges, in Weamoreland county |;
were fired upon by body of militia, who
disputed the ground until their ammuni-
ton was expended, when they retired,
and were pursued the distance of FIVE
miles, to the house of their commander,
Capt Henderson, which the enemy burnt
to ashes.
BALTIMORE, AUG Ia.
From the Eneny-The Flag Of Trues
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
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feeling anxious ABOUT the fate of their
village, are delirous to know from you,
your determination refpecting 1t.
AMOS DENloON, Burgess,
WM. LORD, Magiitrate.
The deputatirn returaed after about an
hour S detention with an anlwer, as far
as Could b. recollected by a perfon that
read It, in iubitance as follows
On bard II MJBip Rambler qq'1
Stontng2on, dug 10 1874.
Centlemen-You having given aAur.
ances that no forpedoes have been fitted
out from S,oniogtoD, and you have
engaged to exert your influence to pre-.
vent any from being fitted our, or re-
ceiving any aid from your town: if you
iend On board this ihip to morrow
morning at O'Clock, Mrs Stewart, wife
OF James Stewart, tiq. late H M Conful
at New London, and their children,
engage that no further holfi,ities thall be
committed againit Stonington oshers
vile ihall Pr oceed to deitroy it eff-ctu-
any For which purpolc polefs ample
means /. M. HARDY, Capt
Ibis letter was received Indignantly.
the people OF Stoninston having never
fItted out Iorpeaoe5, or favored tic fyitem
though le is not IN their power to prevent
their reiorlng to that place With the
condition 1t was obviously impoaibiy for
them to comply.
The truce expired at 8 O'clock on
1hurfday morning A flag boat was
obierved approaching the ihore. The
oihcer at the battery not having authority
to receive It, nor time 10 procure untrue
tons, TENT of a man to niecf 1t, and
receive the communication. The Britiih
1t refufed to deliver the defpa tch, and
although forbidden continued 10 approach
The ihore.- The fsntineI was ordered to
lire forward Of the boat, bat the ball
pailcd through the after fail The Lieut.
Immediately put about, fwearing revenge.
An explanation was Immediately tranE
mitted BY the General soCaps Hardy,
which he received as satisfactory
A flag was fent on board from the
civil authority of the borough, with the
following letter.
Stonington Boro', Aug. Ia 1914.
10 lhs'saJ M HARDY, TN. Com Of II b M
.Jbip RamlAes
Sif-Since the flag went into New
London, for Mrs Stewart and family, Gen
Cufhiag who commands at New London,
has written. we undeaitand. to the Sec
retaryat War on the fubject, and it is
our opinion that the requef will be COM
Piled with. But whatever may be the
refult of the communication from Gen
Cufhing, you will be fatisfed it is not
IN our power to enter into any arrange
msnt with you respecting her. From
yours, &c
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
QUEBEC, AUG. 2, 1914.


Our citizens are now gratified with
sight which they have not enjoyed Gnce
the conqueit OF the country in I7;o-that
OF seeing two line of battle ships, the
War fpite and Ajax, lying at anchor off
the garrison. Two others, as well as the
remainder of the troops are momently
expected.
At Creau du Lac, sc. are the Nova.
Scotia Fencibles; the goth at Fort Well.
ington the 9th, Sad, part of the Io4,h &
Canada Fencibles, at Kingston and a
Itrong party of artillery at York.
With the right diviiion at 2o.mile
Creek are the Royals, So,h, De Waite
ville's, ,o3d, the Glengaries, two troops
of the 10Th dragons, a battalion of incor.
porated militia, and ffrong field train,
amounting to $3.50 men.
AUGUST
RELNFORCEMENIS ARRIYED.
Since the 18th ult. there have arrived
here fleet Of transports from Bordeaux,
having on board osos officers and men
belonging to the Royal Artillery, the
sd, 9Th, 9th, 27sh, 2oth, 9Th, goth.
s7th, 10Th, Sist, BAD, Ssh. and Soth
regiments and large number Of artille.
ry horfes, sc. CT The quebec papers giivs
the details Of these heopi, &c. with great
PARTICULARLY. and the names Of the trans
parts IN a0hich TREY arrived.
The Ajax IA, is commanded by Rear
Ad. OTwAY aud the Warspite, "a, by
Lord James O'Bryen.
The ordnance transports, have num-
erous, field train ; with all the munitions
Of war on board.
Nonsreai, Ang. 6 With the forces now
arrived in Canada, we tru!t our borders
will be protected from fire and aeyalta,ion
If the war be not carried into the enemy's
country. Che beit protection to our
soil u additionally is to drive the enemy
as ia from i; as poiliole.
Gems. brisbane and Power have arri-
we'd in town from Quebec.
EXECUTION FOR HiGHTREASON.
We learn from Upper Canada. that the
special commliii9n which his Honor Lit
G n. Drummond directed to be convened
at Ancaster, has terminated its ssfliop,
aad has convicted fifteen persons of high
treason. in having been found in arms
againit His Majeliy's government and
that eight of them were execu.ed at Burs
Enuto, an T.. ,1eh I.,t,, frha
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22

AD1ry Regi,ter Office, Monday. Arg. IS.
We have received the following lntelli
gence by a gentleman who arrived lsit
evening in the, stage from Ssckett's Har-
bour. In a letter dated the 4 th INST from
an officer on board the Superior, it is fss
ted that The British feet are ltili divided,
four of their ships of war having sought
refuge under the guns OF Niagara, whilst
the larger vefels are closely biockaded in
the port of Kingston, by the gallant
Chauncey, who with 6ve.. of his ships is
cruizins off tho Roya. Ducks. One of
the British ships formerly the prince Reg
ent 1Uas cut off by part of our squadron
when attempting to reach Niagara. Find
ing it impollible to escape they ran her
ashore, abandoned and blew her up.
Sackett's Harbour perfectly safe, being
under the command Of that excellent and
vieilanr officer Col Mi.chell Defended
by such choice troops and the heroes of
Oswego, there is no apprehension of an
attack. The troops are in high health, and
excellent spirits.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22
FROM THE cENrlNEL.

FROM THE cENTlNEI.
The following article is copied from
the Baltimore Patriot, which will serve AZ
the ground work for the
Portrait IF Commerce Hafers.
PUBLIC CREDIT.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22

The Bri:ifh lois in the action, includ
ing officers, was as follows -
Killed, 81
Wounded, $50
Mlfing, 1913
Prisoners, AZ s
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1814-08-22

Negro Fresdsm "A late Halifax paper
ftates, shat in one of the tfaniports
from the Cheiapeake, arc nearly 400 OF
the blacks of Virginia, who have deierted
their task matters, and fought thsir long
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-06-08
Tyibute n Pe-son,y Y,y,,

IFtOUtc ~ 4e~SoHdE FIkHT-.
No mention with satisfaction, that The Citizen,
Of tN.i metropolis hsvs rr-seN,eI Co.a percy
'th su'tnA'G rnd :nsssy SEHYICF. or PLATE
c"nss'og (besdei scme small peces) CT the follow.
Ing ar;iocs.
SH'ser of 81 obiorg sqrer> shape, "a ircbe,
ons n 10 2 Wild, V'th bright radruou edge.
Two Re Ps-'{s, or d-crr,e- CooEcrg lqrr,I shan.
boo'ed round ailh bright sadroon edge st top &
bottom
Two Pitchers Of large sizr Chinese e,.ane. With
top: and bright gadoona IS top snd bnffotn
Two dozen Ia'nbters, riin borcai shape, with
gafrocns at beto9:
Hire Glass Coo'ers, eseb TO hoii dozen slas.
sec, ooons square sape, staniiue On fset with hall
ornHmented wiz. bigst gidrOou al tottou, snd
lsrroy rim, at top, impressed witt, on max leaf
CeB,e TOf,-Jec Pof,-SuoGr Bafon.-
cream Etrer,--Iea Cady,--and SIN R9zpk--a
o. obong shspss, standing feet with balls q tbe
corners. ornsmcnted with deep borders IMPRESSED
Nth ,ses and leaves, and with bright gradoons AZ
top and bottom. IA. Csn
Gansds paDers to the q It inst etiet the B,;
ush squadron had a second time sailed frou, Rinss.
I'm, 'nto LAX Ontario, and had captured tx large
Durham Boats That 80 prisoners tsten Of Qaws-
20 had arrived in Montreal; and that the Isks
oiampisn squadron under the command OF Cant.
l'rng had returned to IsIe-s1-Ncix, with s,aon.
their prize, laden with from 20 20 GO hhds of To-
pNeeo and that 400 exchanged prisoners arrived
here. The Ontario squadron wss off Saeket.'s
Harbor, tie 10th INST. They hsd co9sted the south
SIDE Of the Lake from Grenader Island 10 the Cen.
aessee river. u.
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Sales at AUCTION.
LANrDS FOR Ssy

LANDS FOR sale.
Pursuance CTS Deed Of Trust, executed 20 the
y Subscribers. by Wiilism Wood, OF the county Of
kleemsrie. bearing date the 10th day OF October.
ist2' and duly recorded in the Gcu-rsl Court, tor
the bereht OF Thomas Taylor aud others will be ey.
posed to sale, before the Essle Tavern, in mi. CITY.
on the STD day efJriy next, that valuable Tract of
Lend, lying on the Rivsune River. - lie county ,f
Abenisrie, on the south SIDE &c Euek-isand ere sk
conts'n,og hysnrYey rine hundred ard seventh vo
Acres, be the same more less, whieh said Tract
IL known by the nsne of Rrek-lslan;--
ALSO,
AZ the same time and place. BIZ the dire etions oe said
William Wood, viii be sold, the adjoining Tract,
containing by survey T9T Acres, not eouapI ehsnSed
in the .sid Deed.
erros of sale 6oct dollars reaty money, and H.
nsisnee IN two payments, one or tke lst ianusry
next, snd the other psyshle yesr frcm tina, ,is:e
Tor which bond with approved security vii! le re.
quirsd, and decd of t,ust on the property
RICHARD ANDERSON
CARTER Is. PAGE,
Trastce-.
'"Hc ..
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IConmi.inn.r,s Ogicc


H6 Subscriber off,rs for sale, 27s Aeres OF
n Lsnd whereon he now lives, in Louisa County.
ca Deep Creek,in healthy ard respectable reeh.
wn,so I, rieh mesdow, Il produces abundant crop.
OF nero NTass--'here is an Orchard of Eve or sx
hun'rea eho'Se .ruit trees of DIP r-st k.his II.
h''"ninga eonSs! nj two story dwelling house. with
SIX rooms on tie floors and three in the eslar with
su necessary cni-ho"ses 70 uoGste large IA
miy--a Wen o. excellent water in the yard, snd q
good ga Ken. '' gu"
A'se, 400 Acres in the ssme nei,hhorhood. on
.tk Greek. About $50 acres of this Land is clear.
S'' ," or GO 'cre- Or Elk io~ f,ouudsweil ads pted
- Pros, anc other egops--the wooi lard /, socd
Eran land, - buildings sre ealins onl+. fbo.e
sp"Sen e purslase, are invited IN view The land.
! ,r+'t O two, three and fo,r years will be given
u.,ee -tou'tha OK tue pnssa9se money, provided
Us annrsliJ paid :: urity liver Pa.s.s
ION may he had the Is; December, when one fo4ti,
81 ere purchase money must be paid, and eie,r
''tie wi, then be given.
Loaisa. McyIs ~Gv
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Dismal SWAMI (lmnanv.

%)t""tOt otOGHlIL I LDi/ldNys
4 I q nesting OF tie Propriet0rs Of tbs Dsrr al
~ SwauP Company, held a: Suffolk, 5th MAY,
Resoloe6 That the President and Risnayers p,,b
l'7h the following Resolution and Extracts from the
cFgnsl Articles 81 Association, for the informstien
Of the Proprietors.
HesoSOeG, That wheA any transfer of Share or
a4rta Of sssre shall Ike made by VIII OF Deed.
Shst certified copy OF the said VIII or Deed for
ne same shall be dePos ted With the President and
Managers, before sRy Dividend can be made On
such share ar parts Of share.
hat isDcn request, every Proprietor of Share
pay the sufa ct money proporsi5nsI for such
share, shs! forfeit his title TO the laai srd such
shars shall asvoiye TO the Company, upon their nay
ing to suss refusing proprietor what money ne shan
hsve advanced, in respect OF such Share, or permit
him to sell the Share"
That no msunbcr shall hsvs right to require
partition Of the lands 70 be made, 81 as to hold his
part IN sever2ity, unless the same be aereed 10 by
meiorty ~ The Company, ut General Meeting.
but any msq'ber may. a. any time. sell his undiyi.
ded share Or shsrHs, provided he shall previously
give notice OF his Intentions sell to majority Of
the ConnFuy 81 a Geparsi mee,inr, and give the
COMPANY the choice Of purchasing the sarne IL they
will give much smother
JAMES HENDERSON, President.
JOHN ERACKEN,
7 nos. GRIFFITH, hIsna.
GEORGE r. AVERY. gers.
THOs. NELSON, Jr.
WiiHeupr'.uTP. Nav 25--w6w
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Cary-street, opposite the Eagle Tavern
GEORGE NJ. CARRrNCT0Y 8. Co

N addition to their former stock, have just re.
ce'ved an GFsortn1ent Of Drugs, Medicines
PH1ts, oiki, DTeStuf5, &c togefh:r zuith u srte-
Peof .iiesSrs. ~. IS .sEson g Co.'S Psfent Pock-
et Lights S0ithout Phosbhorus 1tor Es,Iifi,lc can
dies. sesd's producing fame grithout the d.id II
fire aNI Of LelOT -5cid for making Punch lem
Tesh fruit znhich they ofer for SALE on the most
reGscaGbie tern1s
Orders tfosn the cou1t-y, griR be attended TO
spith the usrlos' P'tnctuaifty and Dispatch
May IS - Sp67p
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j # NJ T. S RIVER LAND
EOR Sal L

MILb BE SOLD On The prernses, az puhfs
w auction, on the 4 day Of .Iply next, the
1R.qCT efL.4.NI0,
whereon the subscriber now resi-, e, s;fUafed -.
Jsmes river in tbs cotsr'y If Powsai,n. aiopt sr
miles troTe the city n Rithmord 10 FIR %. Pov,tp
t.n, End from Gooeh'eud Court Houst coptair;pc
eirht hundred snd niaeiy-slvsn acres. About on.
halt ct the ireets open lard, en- hrseine fcr,vevs
o" fts aeree o' ths frsqueiited river lcS sicru4s
and twenty or twenty-five sores OF excellent Gro +
low land e~N
The eissred lsnd rnsy, conveniently, he divided
INTO hVe saiits for agricultural pursuits; sch shit.
hs' eeen snwn n Glover, which has tai IN extreme
" wen, and viii yield both hay and seed ia eons;A
srAoi" Quantities The uneleared part contains for-
hundred aud h'ty scrcb this 10 heavily timbered
ana g0ed Tobacco land. On this farra GOOD vsts-
ooonndS there being IN each stiff ssvcrsl bold ana
heVeitaIing springE, the If w6ic eousl il,
f. "i"e's 20 cry in TIC septra parts of VIRGINIA
tnese springs form rivlets of sufficient nitrSs
10 AFFORD on oil parts Of the farm, wster in sbun.
dance Tor stock This flrm enjoys not only the IN
, e'uinsD'e advantage OF being remarkably healthy
DOT o. beng an healthy, retpeetsble ard eente.i
neishbofh0od. The buildings are rood GwelIin.
house With four below snd two s}oye. p",s
u butt ti'obeR, suobc-house Spd ice-bo,se G,e.
barns tl'ir,y-two by Twenty fse,, framed s,stl
With tx stsis snd shed for 2 carriape m evost
lent Wheat msehiHe perfectly new and On Oy.,.
scer's house with two roonns.--T'be tenn, -
sae, VIII be enc bslf essh the other half ~ two o.
q"al annual iDstslments with deed of trnst on H.
isnd n secure TIE stter pSvments.
OeHtsmen disposed TO purchase nav 81 snz
Tune view the land By application to
WM SCOTT.