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that purpose the 26,h inst II, foree is ample
having upwards Of 1000 Indians attached 20 his srn,
With Pensacola in posscss:on, ad the Point ri NO.
bile well fortified have little tofcar from he e,s-
my in this quarter.''
a letter from New Oriccrs OF Scpt 9th. saws -
fon VIII perceive Ivy the rnhe papers that
less exposed or alarmed ,lar yoi appear 10 IT,, W
ope, however. when the hir of rial comes h.d VIC
shall make better de!ece than the Patriots o(Hr
,Sgutib"vc done ut Washington, aud country
from similar disgrace Nou have small specimen
q what may bc expected from tbs quarter ~ t,- de-
fence OF fort Bower and every breast here elovs With
ardorto emulate this heroic deed.
NEw-NoRX, Oct. 25--.NooN.
By the Stcdm-Yoat Fui:0n, QrriOcd This
morning from .ft50ny, 7rs haue rrcei1'ed che
folloWinS tetter. from our Correspondent
ALBANY, October 81.
The rehort Of yesterday that General
lard .vith his army had comheHed tie enc
my 20 retreos t0srtlrds Fort George, G1' that
they had crossed the .rfpcr ut Chiihe1cG, in
httrSait, is Incorrect. TIE mail f-om Bnfatoc
duc last night had NOT Qr11Ucd az Ca,l0ndQi-
qua ToLen IL started from thence, so that qUc
h01e nothing 6ut UerbaLin jornaticn. n rem
tlemGn Of rcstectabRity inf5rms, that Gen.
Izard had. fiile'l back ufon French creek
IN consequence, Ii 7Ya.s SURPRISED, If the Bri-
| tish b1pinS been rein. fcrced. Letters from
'S"IHttS q AIHOV " s'fe <NSNhSF. CONfuUl no
neq0S."
Extract GA letter. from New-Haven, dated
October IS, 1914.
arrived herr, one mite within the light
hotsse, at IL o'ciock last night tie brig " M
| rod then lay a. anchor Ihree miles 7vithout
me GSht-house this morning at day-hsht
| she got under zruy and stood off and on the
| har6or : al O'Clock this morning she sent
her 6arges after smack 6riongirg TO MIS-
lick, cant. Sa7oyer, Lo0Ged 7Vith fur. Cant.
Sawyer ran the smack on shore and scunied
her; gfftr 7aliioh the barge boarded her, took
| Of some .four, and then tie smack uhaet-
This IhaUe tro', a Passenger Just arrived
here, soho l.fi tie smack after she zoas Scut-
tied. Capt. Daniel Kriian'S small scl,I. 7ve,it
our Of this Rar6or This morning. and 7vas ia
ken by sto2ft near Branford Reef: tie
slosh 4cQS run on near B,fdgcftort and
has since been got oSr and toqved into Bridge
Port by some boats from The shore. TIE
schooner aosv myself from .Neqp- Rave,
Rght-houSc. Ihear thar Me Peacock rUas
chased INTO Sny6rook, and fred al 6y tie Bri-
tish ; most Of the SiootS thGt qvent doyyn
| z2ish tic gun boats are 6LockaGed or Killings
north. This Ihaue from CAPT. Friuieo, in The
stooh Hornet, lying here bound 10 Hart
ford."
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S.E-NUEL TOPLLFF.
Poprs,,onru Oct Q

PORTSMOUTH, Oct 81.
SUCCESSFUL PSIvATEERING.-IV ednes-
day orrirrG a; iris port the fast sailing TN
Uate armed brig Portsmouth,, Shago, from a
ahort and successful c1Vize IF % days. II
week after sailing CAPTURED the British sch,.
Mary, Burroughs, from Haltar for Nhu,liu-
ique, iOaded 1oith Jfsh-Oct. 4, captured shih
James Messenger. from London for Que6ec,
4oifh cargo q dry goods, rum. gin, brandy,
and so casks hogcder, besides clothes, sc.
for the Canada army. The James sailed
from SYiithead ie1u. /, in company rrih a
fleet hGUing on board eight hotlaand troohs,
and parted Sh0rfly 6cfore IN gate, AapDlg
been throzv1s on her 6eaDl ends and considera-
bly, i'ynred-took fran her 800 Packages IF
dry goods.
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Re-eSia6lIshment IF tie Iwou1s1TIoN in tie
Pah0k Ierrikorica

HI"t 4 tJIHOIHS.
The Following article we have translated
from late Dutch paper:
koStE, aug. 2.-rhe Pope has re-estab-
ished the Court ofInquistion, and added two
members to it. Nobody that has been ac-
quainted with chat court here, will feel unea-
sy about this measure. OF the re-eslablsh-
ment OF Jesuits no more is said, and notwith-
standing the claims laid 10y the chiefs of the
other religious orders, IT appears that his no
illness intends to reinstate part of them,
adj TO diminish the number of convents.-
Some persons, who it is presumed must be
well informed, from the situations which they
hold near his holiness, appear to encourage
the rumOr, that the molly father will under
take a journey to Vienna, to concert with the
allied powers the concerns Of the holy see &
the religion. Monsignor Dellalenga, minister
extraordinary of II. II. in France, has been
appointed 10 the same dignity, 10 30 to the
congress ofVienna.
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british .dR.17Y.
NJ EMORAN
II. 'If0nt- Ce''sraFo o;7ce, 70,

~ H'S1t- Ce'sTai'e J,H-ce To,,S,,.. \
ISM Ma, i3i4
NJ" The 81 bata'ion. q5ib ,ra;,ner, :. ,.
drafted 'nto the fist, aud lie officers md No, - os
o~e '"c,lS OF tGr iot h.cT 90 return 10 E,yl,a
NO z-ih he I'd battalion I'd tie Isil r,,,rn-,: e.
orai'cd INTO the first hattaio and the otyc
co"inissionetl officers of the second b,,,,
turn TO England. ''"'o' %fe 70 &c
NO She following regiments being des,;,,.5 Co..
particular service, are TO he formed into hr;vd. "a
ciVsons, rs i"ilows, and to he c,nnard,i ~, 49,, 'N
erai Officers as set down To them - eo-
Lieutenant General Iorf tE,J
TO COMMA W
late Regiment OF i.ieh; Drsco,na.
Isl Di'lA''n- Major Gen. sd Foot, ist b..
Barnes (S 54h do Do
Major Gen. Siiih Do.
Linton Clinton Sir s. H III Ne'ne l5 57th do Do
Hon Major C39h do
General Or ssth do.
callaghan- tS5th do.
81 D''''00 Major Gen. Ssth foot, Is hat
Power. lss ,h do DO - Do
Major Gen Sg9tdh, do
KenPt SSOth do
Major Gen. Sasoth do
Ross. Sp.h DO 10 slh d..
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BY an advertisement which appeared in the Federal
Republicsn q yesterday, and ia the National Irtci-
geocer Ol this day, It seems that the Russian Nimster
is perhaps the ffst instance within knowledge in
whles Minister from power to another, has 1eceu
zap his residence ut remote distance from he soit
OF the government TO which he is depUted. II would
I've thought rather singular, it Mr. Adams, instead n
residing as is his duty at St Petersburg, were II To-
cate himself At Moscow or Noyogorod We have not
heard whether the Swedish Minister proposes TO reside
IN Washington, or follow the example Of the Russian
MitGEter IN this respect Ma. Int.
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fne body Of troops shout four thousand, from the
state OF Virginia, passed through this CITY yesterday and
the day before To TIE encampment on the Baltimors
rnad. They were commanded BY Big. Generals
breckenridge and Leitwch, under Major Gen Pc.
gram. They were prccededa few DAYS agohy another.
brigade from tho same state, under the command of
Brig. Gen. Madison These brigades are chiefly from,
the mountains, ard when united will form corps of
I'VE thousand as brave ard hardy men rs orr country
can boast y sre part of the army as 1mbled for
the defence 81 me loth Military Disuict, comprising
this City aEd Baltimore. ID.
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WAR MEASURES.


Mr.. 1r2uf " Geo. from the Military COM
mjttee, reported bill making further provisi-
m for filing the Ranks ofthe Regular Army.
BY classifying the free maie population of the
L. States.
I his bill proposes to provide for the divi-
sion of the whole free male population of the
u. States, by the assessors, into classes Of
twenty-five men each each class to be com
PEELED, uHdcr penalty of - hundred dol
LAYS to furnish within - day after the cas-
sihcdtiop aforesaid, an able bo,l.sd recruit for
the service Of the Unite ..ts rs. The bill is
d some length and contains very full proyi-
sions Tor carrying itself INTO effect.
Mr.. Tjo1ih also reported bill "To autho-
rise the President of the u. 5. TO accept the
services of Volunteers who NAV associate &
organize themselves and offer their services
t. The government Of Che u. 50
The title Of this bill sufficiently explains
Us olject.]
NJ. TroaH also reported a bill ITO pro
vide for the turthcr defence of the frontiers
Of the 4. S'atss By authorising the Presdcn;
% augneut the present Military Establish
TnCnt"
[T5is bill proposes TO provide, that " in
addition to tn present Mi.itarv Establish
rnent Il the q. s there b. Immediately rails
cd forty regiments 20 such proportions Of in
t1ntry, artillery, r.a,mcn and cavalry, rs the
President Of The Y. - may deem prop +. IN
be enlisted 90 serve durne The war. miles,
sooper d..0 srgcd. and iru,ssd as to service
% tie deIcuCe 81 ti frontiers Of the u. States. ("
S,c. Secl
The t.5cs bills W re severally twice read
and re'eJci 20 a committee of the whole.
Nj. frorh also laid , fore the House the
eoiir wing lcctef from The Secretary a. Warto
Hc NliteJy committee
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The question was then stated on the whole
resolution (Which has been published more
than once, and goes n tax sundry articles of
manufacture, besides those meutoRed in the
frcgriugl-
Mr.. Ooaey Of ne Y. stated that he was
friendly to some and opposed 90 Others Of the
taxes embraced IN tins resolve, aud should
therctoie vote against The whole, rcservmg
the right to vote Tor the bills for laying some
OF these taxes when they should lie brought
The question on the adoption Of the Whole
o. tLe resolution Gas an ended by striking out
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Department ofWar. Oct. IL.

S1R-The great importance OF the subject,
and the other duties of the Department,
which could not fail TO be very sehSibly felt
at So interesting period, by person who
had Just taken charge OF it, are my apology
for not answering your letter of the Gath OF
Sept. at an earlier dav, on the defects OF the
present Military Establishment.
Due consideration has been bestowed on
the subject matter ofthat letter, and | have
now the honor to submit to the committee the
following report:
L. That the present Military Establishment,
amounting to 90, AS men, be preserved and
made ccnplcte, and that the most efficient
mcans au'h by the constitution and con
sistent with the general rights of our fellow
c'uSens he adopted, to ill the ranks and with
he least possible delay.
=. That 4 permanent rec consisting of at
least 10000 men in addition TO the present
military establishment be raised for the de-
fence of our cities and frontiers, under an en-
gaScncnt by the executive with such corps
that II shall be employed IN that service with
in certain specified limits, and that propUIti
email augmentation Of general officers Of each
grade, and other staff be provided Tor.
s. That the corps of engineers be enlarg
ed.
4. ! hat the ordnance department be "a
mended.
iNSFSNNniS 'alS enlargement OF tle corps OF
engineers, l shall submit hereafter a more de-
tailed communication.
For the proposed amendment of the ord
nance department., shall submit report
from the senior officer Of that department in
this city which is approved.
shall be ready and happy to communicate
such further remarks and details on these sub
jects as the committee may desire, and shall
request permission to suggest hereafter the
result of further attention TO, and reflection
on, our military establishment generally,
should any thing occur which may be deemed
worthy its attention.
have the honor 60 be, &c.
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VIRGINIA..

1 T "in,csho',!sn az The ClcrkSs OGce oftle Suse
q '7or Cs'trf IF CHs,qce-y FL. lie Ii.claond Dis
t,icf, ne f,ss d.yef .4ug. lSii:
Un De,act, jim. Pl'tr
AGAINST
Robert r, Gibson, -4ay a. y. Gibson, Polas,ie b.
bsf, Richard Logon, edmund ,f:gsleston, Jess.
.'Ale, Joel ~. jones, Jcs, Uoooson and Join kek
sc. Dci'ts.
TIE dJeuhsnt Ro5e;1 u. Gibson not hoz,i,, on.
tered his ap'-.oicc anil ciren sec,,l.u ocro,qE,r 10
the 3ct Of is> 'nb and The Rules Of tbs Con aud
appearing ~ sfi factory esls,,ce tia, heis not an
"Ahabatdns IF rms country iscSr,ercd, Tina. the
lsrt femu'nf0nss the 5a effhe plaintiff and mar
cog' ofhs order be ortlifi naerteia sam, ,,e,ys
paper babsshcinh ne Ciy 81 Jaicimon for t.ro months
s'tcesssttei, and bosted at the front dor Of the Ca.
toxin midCih.
I'm. IT. KE.NLN-G, c. c.
iSebssr,is7.3 .Ds,,
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TO one of his officers who went there with a
Patriotic Shirt Of DorctrS,ter


Patriotic Shirt Of Dorchester
In addition to the doings of the town Of Dor
chester, as town, we are informed that a
company has been formed from the citizens
who are exempted from the militia. The
preamble to their rules and regulations is as
follows:
.'We the subscribers inhabitants of Dor
chester, being exempted from military duty !;
but considering the present alarming and crit
cal state and situation of our town and coun-
try exposed to the calamitics of a destructive
and pcri.ous war, do hereby agree to form
ourselves into military Company or Associ-
alton, for the purpose Of defending the lives
and liberties and property of ourselves,
our neighbors and fellow citizens should the
enemy land or attempt to land, or make war
UPON us, onour own soiland terrtory-But in
forming this association we do not mean to eX-
press any opinion whatever, respecting the
justice, necessity, policy or expedency of the
war nor do we, rs an association, intend
either to disapprove Of the motives or con-
duct of its authors--N,e leave these decisions
TO our fellow citizens, to posterity, and to
the judge of all the earth "a but we will en-
endeavor that our conduct shall be such as
will meet the appreciation of our own consc-
ences, and be beneficial and honorable to our
selves ard families, our town and country.
And, although we fondly hope and trust.
mat, IN this unhappy contest, scenes OF slaugh-
| ter and devastation will not open to our view,
but that we may remain un,!isturbcd at our
| own peaceful homes and firesides yet we are
| persuaded that the only way to avoid threa-
tened danger, is to be prepared to meet it with
| spirit and unaniTnlty and the surest method
| of preventing evils, is to encounter them bold
| ly. And when we find them lowering round
| our shores, and apparently ready to begin the
work of trying which can do the other the
most HARM" we consider ourselves as senti-
nels, placed upon the watch towers Of our
| rights and liberties 4; and we will not sleep on
| our pests when danger may be nigh. We 10
therefore agree to form an association as "a
fercsaid-and we promise and pledge our
| selves to each ether, that we will support and
carry into effect the following rules and regu-
| lations."
| Rules and regulations consisting of arti-
cles, were unanimously agreed upon.1
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RU.N9U.gY

EI7ROM the subscriber on the 10th inst negro wo-
4 man named FIRlBY, (who sometimes calls her
selves Peggy,) supposed to be about r feet inches
lhgh, she las bad rheumatic affection wnch has form
ed lump on the back part of her neck, which produ-
ees Stiffness that she cannot turn her head freely T.
round, and when she ooks YOU she looks SIDEWAYS
She ia, o' when she elope', cr0sus SHIRT anil habit
and took with her. sundry articles belonging 10 her mis-
tress, VIZ One cotton cambriSk rock, slit sleeves
trimmed with cord, ore muslin ffock worked around
TIE tail, one hook muslin esp without a border one
cotton camrck vandyke and cheinse, one pair velvet
Shoes one dark silk dress very large She came fiorn
tie negllbohood Of Norfolk, and viii probably aim for
that pkcc. whoever will secure her IN some iar. 90
that rct her, or deliver her to me- shall receive SIS
aud reasonable expenses paid, and Inc articles alsIye
'nenuoncdbe also delivered, reward go will b..
psid.
THOMAS S. COALTER.
Wsynesboieuga, ia, Sept. If
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ZEN DOLLARS REWARD.

RAN-A-W4tY from the Subscriber, a rnulatto man
hG harmed George, very likely, about twenty
years OF age very bushy hair, tycd behind sneaIs
and loossiike n Saor-Ie was seen crossing Mayo's
Bridge on Sunday morning and it is probable ha has
taken the road towards Norfolk, where he formerly
wed, or To PFinec-Edward Iiouse-The above
reward with reasonable expenccs will be paid on his
,being lodged in jail, delivered tothe Subscriber
GEORGE MARX s.
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SHALL petition the Legislature of Virginia at the
nextsession, for leave to TOLL Bridge across
James River commencing my land in the county of
Chesterfield and abutting the opposite side thereof
IN the county ut Henrico where have obtained Land
for the purpose EDWD w. TRENT.
Sept. I. n
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: From a London PQner OF .y,eit &,

~ From a London PQher Of Jlei,. 6. ~
i ne following is an Extract of a lettcrfrom
an ofhcer belonging TO the Anglo Ssicilian Ar
my, dated from Genoa, Nav 12.,--" The
Court of inquiry into the Conduct of Sir ].
Murray, at Iarragona, is. to assemble forth
with at Valencia, whittier all the Officers re-
CURED IN evidence are proceeding. There is
surrnise OF part of this army beng intended
to form small expedition against America :;
and it receives credit from the circumstance
OF some artillery, with the Sd & Sth bataliions
OF the Kings German Legion, and the 9th &
2lst regiments, having received orders to en-
bark for Gibraltar"
During the last few days the sale has been
gong on of Mr.. Cochrane Johnstone's effects,
he having BED to France
On Monday morning last, many carriages.
with the livery OF Bourbon Condo. arrived at
-. MaIne, near Paris, to appear in a solemn
Funeral Service FOR the Due D'Enghien. The
church OF St, Marine was hung with white cira-
perry and was otherwise appropriately fitted
up for the occasion. Beneath the principal en-
trance was the following Inscription -
To the great and magnanimous Louis
Henry Bourbon-Conde, Due D'Ene-
hien, not less lamented for his personal valor.
and the renown of his ancestors, than for
ms infamous murder he was DESTROYED in
the flower ofhis age
a most Infamous caricature was published,
on Saturday last at Paris, representing the Gif-
terent prison-ships in the ports of TINS cour-
try. these are characterised as floating Sc
pulchres, with variety of designs and IN
scrPtions evidently tending to inAaIne the
public mind against the English
The Frantort Gazette says, that Bonaparte
proposes TO sell the Sopereir,,ty of E.lba tn
Tuscany, and request permission to come and
live IN England
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\ PRITaT1 TUTOR WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN properly recommended as Ia
Z j character and disposition and we'll qnalifcd IN
teach tue Latin, Greek and French languages Geo
grapV, Mathematics, and Natural and Moral Phioso-
phJ, niy ind sii'atian and suitable salary IN n pr,
yate family, Jau,es River, about nmety-Gvc miles A.
boyc iclraoud Application may be made 10 tie r.l,
Or OF us "per or letter addressed TO s. H. 1t Buck
n'q~i1 C0u.-.inuse.
seVicm5oy-A ,s
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TiLT-HAMMER ESTABLISH-
MENT.
JOSEPR H. 1'OU.N'C.S. s. 20.

JOSEPRH TOHNES, g Co.
DESPECTFULLY inform the public, th,t they
have Just completed this establishment in Frank
I'm County a. about four mile, below the court house
mDediately " the ueishborhood OF Callsway's Iron
WORKS The. Rave provided Themselves with good
ana faithful woruco, and the best OF materials for ma
kng Seythe-Biades, Reeping-IIooks, Weedine Hoes.
drawing AMI Cutting Knives, sc. sc.
lley viii also carry ON the Wagon making business
extcnsvey--the wool and iron part Of which will be
made oyncat and experienced han's-Orriers and re-
qleits from any pai1 ot the Country, shall, be punctr-
ANY attended To.
The prices follow, to wit
Seythe Blades, from SEA 50 dox
Reapng looks, =, ytoS
Wedding 'ioeS. q, stoo .
Drawing Knives, :, 6to 7
.uung Blades, >, Il tots
Wagons, ironed complete, $50
Aug. 81 SIM
FOR iS.iLE.
III the Office " Richie q 71ueheort,
FEW Copies OF the ARTICLES or MR.
Sept 2i.---.f
U.dyS'1ED,
ys7liREE good Turner's and Flels Of Brass and Iron
l. for which liberal wages viii be given. Apply
to
A.&D NfSgET.
Opposite the office ofHe Fs.gUiia
Argus, Ricimsnd.
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a Russian ship ,urivcdat Amelia Island o, the 10Th
nst-inndon accounts to the iSth oF.Iuly have been
rcoeivc, ny her The British Commissioners Lad not.
at ,fatdate, see out Cor Cheat and il was then the i'm
preston that they would remain in Ensismj until the
campaign M this count, ended.tli that W., can
learn respecting negotiation, deustos co,ir,-
,pance Of the war.
passenger who arrived in the above vessel, states
that Charlotte, Princess of Wales had eloped with
Lord Harrington that they had gone over TO France
where they had arrived, and that the British govern
ment lad demanded them.-Herc, Lord Harrington
has got the better Of the Prince Of Orange Tnjs we
are not surprised at for he is said to Be sleepy. l,l
heGGed kind OLA fellow. .yor ;s,.i,,,b
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PATIENT PORTABLE
HOT BATH.
Sept. 10.

The inventor Of thsirnpoitaHt medical Improvement
Is now gone on to Philadelphia H. order to provide d
competent supply ofapparatus
4 soon as he can make the necessary ARRANGEMENTS
agents will be employed toconvey them throushou
the United States
The price which he at first contemplated. was %
dollars to private citizens, to Physicians 100 dollars
For Il few months however, he offered them at hall
price to those persons who might afford him their aid.
whist he was collecting such facts and testimonies as
the public required This period is now expired. and
thepriee in future will be first intended Those
who are able TO pay for it. admit these prices to be
reasoyabe.
For the relief OF the poor, every agent will be in
sTucted to make provision in their respective neigh
boThoods In the city of Richmond any poor person
who may need the Bath, may apply to Mr. John r
Shields, captain ofthe city watch, or to MIR John Mad
dox, with each OF whom there will be deposited sys-
tens to he devoted exclusively to the service Of such
AS the intended arrangements are completed notif-
atoms will he gwen from time to time to those con-
cerncd.
No person will be permitted To sell any of the Raths
who is not furnished with proper license so AS to be-
prepared to grant dlspensatons every purchaser I'M
der the signature Of the inventor or his general AGENT
as every known yi9'ton OF the patent privilege will bo
prosecuted according to law
SAMUEL K JENNINGS
=. $. Robert 9. Jennings the General Agent, is fur
nlshed with supply of the APPARATUS at his Office lately
occupied 10y James Brown, esq.
ruly 20. If
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FNR SAVE.

n V.HL U.iBLE ZR8CT or LIND )
I N Dan River, containing between $50 x jOOacres.
, abgut MILES from the Court-house -On this
tract, about 81 acres OF low greunds-tl, hih land
Is oi goo qaly, lies well, and clear Of stone there
the place two settlements one of which Is
on the hlllaboye the low grounds wbereon isa dwell
lng-house wilhtwo rromsbelow stairs, kitchen with
two rooms and stone chmncy : dairy smoke -ho,se
stable anJ barn, and garden palled The Other. set
icNent Is further out from the river. with dwelling
lcGc, Kitchen, srnoSe-ho,lse, and three barns with =
garden palcd--A great bargain NAV be had in this
iad for cash, or ] would take young nep1os at cash
price in part payment
WILLIAM THOMAS
tlalIiHN TOMMY, sept. -. ff