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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20
WILLIAM CCBBETT.
Ertraef. .from Cso5ens Register.
LOUIS XVIII. RETURN.


I" AS ioag a. Frsnchmen are kept down by
tho bayooct, he will, Of course, remain there
but, how long will that be? lie was on the
throne last year but he was not there ak
months after she hostile armies mad quatled
France, To hear him fhreotes the French,
ashc did some ,ins ago, with chastisement
by foreign armies, 100000 in number OF
men, was natural enough but, to hear him
now talking OF their sorr0sv IT his departure,
ana OF their Joy at his te,n,n, is calculated To
bill one with admiraiion at the impudence of
OF his advisers. He knew well, that it was
under the bayonets Of Foreigners only, that hs
or sny OF his family, dared show ,htir nose
IN Franco and yet, even while he is following
close upon the heels OF those foreigners, he
boasts oil being the objec, of the ioVe and Sd.
onranon OF The French people No, no,
Lpuls: you are restored as you were less
year, by Jcreign bayouefs; and the question is
yei To DC decided,whether those bayoncts will
DC able 10 keen yoa on fhe throne. You have
YET stormy time to pass. The battle be-
tween light and liberty on one side, and dark
ness and despolism on the other that battle
which began in 1889 is still going on. IL
may rage less htce!y for a time but it vii,
not be pu, an end to unless by the triumph OF
the former
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-12-20

The valuation of lands and slaves In Nir-
ginia under the low laying Direct Tex, is
S 265, ,55i,6oo. The iax amounts 10 23 cents
for eve,y hundred dollars vslUe- or rather
more than quarter Of one per cent.
The valuslion in K"n'uoky is s s7,ois,s37
The rate Of taxation, 50 cents on every hun.
dreJ dollars vI!ue or abou, two ff,hs Of oRs
nsr esot. .Aa,. TH.
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h .ks p,i}Ilsge Of furnishing
I'm ~ Z y .<- .nd he~sfs Of wood 10 the
&, ~, 4; ~ @ons sectors sf the onion.
in, - .'4 1,s,cv, has s<nofany,rpd IN the
n s'~s s'..s<husey~. shaIl,peas examine
Ncp ~ ,~;ssr .s;rns I, II my remarks having al
bcsiQ'e's;a .";.a lore room than at iirsl in.
eooc7 n, %be as briefas the nature oi
$soqenH 1Ii admit. 10 her resistance to
sne o{3t1 goyeromen,--hcr efforts to rem
tne ,sSwsr unpopuiar--her devotion to Eng
defkod her enaeayors to dis s,Ivc The union
e4kes4 s,a,es---C snns ciicut has not been out
6ne by Massachusetts and in the affair Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-30
Columbian.
NEw:YoRK. Sept. IS.
THE EQUINOCTIAI. STORM

On Thurs day night commenced the most severe
st nm that has been expeT.e nced IN this city for
| several years. It set IN from n. r. and contnu-
ed, with incessant rain, from that point until Sa-
| turclag morning, about 2 O'Clock, when it sud-
! denly ST fled 20 N. and N. W. blowing with IN
creased violence till about ten o'clock, al which
time the wind changed 20 S. w and gradually
! subsidized On Saturday morC'ug the food tide
) hours before high water, had oyerhowed most
ofthe wharfs and threatened 10 :ntndate all the
-ewer parts ofthe city but on the shifting of the
wind the water retired.
J Considering the violence of the storm, we are
glad TO state, that but little damage hasbeen sus-
tanned Several trees in the ctty and on the
Battery we're FRUSTRATED but we have rot learn
cd that any bu.ldings were Injured Several of
tie wharfs were partially damaged aad some
plaster, lumber, &c. washed from them.
The steamboat Richmond, which arrived at 8
O'Clock on Saturday morning, from Albany, foil
Of pass engers, having carried away one OF her
wheels, aBd unable, in that situation, TO re 81
the violence of the wind, was drifed several
miles below Governors Island before shebrUugh
up she, however got back to wharf about ten
O'clock.
TIE Marine Bath was driven from It's moor
ings and filled with water.
She sloop Brothers, broke from the dock at
Whitehall md after beating about for some
time on the ground, and carrying a,say some os
the East River.
The ship St. Petersburg, was upset at Rector.
st. wharf, but after cutting away teryaids ard
launching her top masts, size righted without
much injury.
The ship Mary, from Lisbon, had her quarter
boards, taffraii, &c carried away by the slip Bel
Iona
: The bridge at Wards Island, near Hurl.gatc,
@as swept away and drfteG down the Est u ver.
On Saturday afternoon it was towed into New.
slip.
ut NE Quarantine, the sloop Thorn, D;sbrough,
from Forto-RicO, with a cargo Of sugar, coilea
and hides, was driven ashore and bi1ged. Tie
brig !lvpe Mitchell, from Guadaloupc, and brig
Friendship from Halifax, were also driven ashore
the latter vessel considerably damaged
W ne Bay, ashore in the Cove, the British brig
Friendship, bound ont rd the Pilot boats Erie
ard Science, each with she loss Of an anchor.-
They will all be got utf. The ships Amia@e Ma
tllda, and FOyle, bo;a lost an anchor brig Tom
HazasG, and British Packet. all ou.sard bo-w9
rode cut tie gale IN safety, As did 3 r0rlususs'
| brig and sloop frsm sea.
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Contrast. When l. ord Wellington fled
so prcciPitateiy from Paris Ton the landing
OF Bonaparte at Cannes) as to leave his
magnificent plate, crystal, pictures and
household furniture packed up in his ho-
tel the Duke OF Vienna, placed guard
on these yaluabies, sent them to the near
est port, whence vessel fitted out at the
expense oftbe French government carried
them to London, with letter to Yelling
ton conveyed by Caulincourt's maitre
d'notel.-Again when the duke of An
g"uleme was made prisoner in the South of
France, he was generousIyalIowed to take
several millions of francs with him to Eng
land. But when Bonaparte surrenders to
" the most generous of his enemies,' she
plumbers him as the wreckers of Cornwall
strip wreck On their coast.
Columbian.
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)Ieagues fronth capital; TIE sc;te ofHursary-
she is forbidden TO appear at Vienna
Pans, Aug. IL.
Marshal Ney has been arrested and conducted
to Aurillac.
Marshal Br,ne. after having quittel Toulon
with passports from AR. de REVERE, has be
sailed by the people At Avignon. He dights'l
from his carriage, and took refuge in oae % he
hotels in the city. The project had adviscd him
to prosecute his Journey without DELAY. When
he heard that his lie was IN danger BY the pupu-
lace, he went TO rescue hun at the peril OF his
lite land at that moment the marshal linking
that his door would be forced, shot himself:
Aug. 16.
The Journal of Lausanne of the 1Ith of Aug.
asserts, ilat Austrian troops had crossethe line
since the 10th OF July--that an army of reserve,
lof $4,000 men, with battalions CT the landwher,
which were destined TO join the regular troops,
with T2peces ofcannon. had received orders 10
retro5ade on the I'd of August.
The Duke of Angoueme and Madame have gone
to Bordeaux.
Our funds are advancing-62 75--bank shares
from lois 10 1850.
LoxDoS, Aug. II.
Lord Burgherst, has been appointed ministe'
to the u States, and WAS to sail for New-York IL,
the frigate Lacedemonian.
The Brussels Gaz. contains an article from the
Court Gaz of Vienna, by which it appears that the
place or Imprisonment of Bonapartc, has been fix
| ed by the allies, and will be watched by com
missioner of each of them.
Aug. IL.
The Northumberland which remained before
plymouth until yesterday, to receive provisions
has sailed with fine wind
| General Bertrand, and his wife, and their chill.
dren, Count and Countess Month:on and their
child, Count i.ascasses, gen. Gourgaurd, nine male
and three female domestcs. accompanied Bona
parte. Savary and Lallamand were left on board
the Bellerophon.
| The sioop of war Fly, arrived yesterday in the
Downs, from Plymouth, having one of Bonaparte's
Generals OH board, supposed to be Savary oil
Lallemand, who has been transported OH board
the Sharp Shooter, and sailed for France, TO be
Ideliveredup TO the French Government.
The Spsnishdoilar is now FIVE shillngs and five
lpence.
letter from Nantz, dated the 10Th ult to q
lgentieman in this city, states the following
Report says that defnt;ve treaty was sign
| ed at Paris on Sunday last, highly advantageous
to France; and that the allied troops are soon Ia
evacuate, except sufficient number to MAINTAIN
internal tranquility. A great demand for cotton
had been i'll consequence upland sold readily at
IS francs 400o bales of louisiana has beer
sold at Havre TO English houses'
| Mr.. Lynch, the old Mayor of Bordeaux, who
emigrated to England with the Clutches of Ain.
igouleme, returned to Bordeaux on the 9th Aug
where he was received with every public demon
stration ofjoy.
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VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
Ricamo,ld, September so, 1918.

or We have received f ON our respected friend
in Charlotte, his letter with its enclosure. We
have declined its insertion at present, we wish
to state 10 him particularly reasons for its non
appearance. 1t is sufficient for us now to sly that
Though the general principles embraced in it
meet with our sincere and warm concurrence yet
some the tropes made use of border too close on
vulgarity. The insertion OF those parts would be
violation of the principles upon which we ground
cd our prospectus.
or Uaavoisab,e circumstances have prevented
the appearance of'''MUrIUs" in this days paper !;
he shall certainly appear in our next.
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tosvhich the ie1ality i nor clearly and strictly
tProret:
| s. i,knOw o, 10 iar- ofours which supports sucl
= cpnduc; As IS sSseFlad 10 have already taken
pla-e, ano 20 be .nfthert Determined And trust
we are NJ. vel come to this, that the.will and
:aprce of'he Confedc-ates is law to rs.
&C We ;hilk With horror Of the power assumed
by the Pope over tie persons, conscences, hber.
ties, lives. dominicns, md ent,rc ,,ons, of those
the power assumed by he Confederate Powers
as more tolerabe.
lam yCuf's s,ncorely,
"CAPfEL LOFT"
August 4.
The Lifiey frgat sailed from Plymouth on the
evening of TUESDAY, for France, having ON board
gems. Bertrand, Savary duke of Rovigo,) and L.
allernard. These persons were iakenout ofthe
8el!erophoD, where they hid remained since their
! surrender to captain Mainland, in company with
Napoleon. We have not heard whether these
persons are sent to France in pursuance ola re-
QUESTION from Louis XVIII. 1.-The has demanded
them with the in,ention 10 proceed against them,
in conformity with his own dehunciationai,d their
crimes, and If this intention shall be carried into
effect, il viii be an act offirmnes3 AMI vigor very
extraordinary, and, perhaps, not altogether CON-
mendable, after the IMMUNITY granted TO the rest
OF Napoleon's abettors.
sumo !NoraDle distinction IS generally thought
due 10 Bertrand, who has always and invariably
adhered to Donaparte, and never swore nor pro-
| iessed allegiance to the Bvurbons.
From NJ. Providence PAPERS, receivedat Charles
TON.
sSiissan, C.E p. J Aug. 80.
The Royal Gazette of Hayti ofrZath Juue last,
contains notification. ut the determination of the
government 20 take the most eifectual measures
Tor the security Of meree aud the safety or
friendly vessels, trxding 10 Hayti, in consequence
of the Expectations of Pirates in the ueishiorood
| OF Contc. Christie, whose crews are composed Of
people OF all nations and co!ors; ard that, in the
event of apprehcnding any &c the marauders, they
shall be hanged without fnl. of whatever nation
they may be. Let them all themselves what they
viii, Carthagenians, Epgiishuen, FreuehInes,
SIP ,nisiris, the law viii be r;rl'v executed.
| On Saturday last his Exeelleney the Governor
| srsuSnIitted " the President of the Chmnber of
| Commerce, cory OF letter from, Admiral Doug
rs, dated at Jamaica the lth inst. stating that he
bad received communication from Don Pablo
Morilia, commanding the expedition from Old
Span for the recovery of the revcltcd provinces in
South America, deelarias the ports IN the Province
OF Ca'thagena, from Santa Martha to the river
Sttratp to b. in tate If tiocs ndc
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FOR rur VIRGINIA 4neus.
LINES.

LINES, ~
Dedicated 10 the memory IF -N,s. .a.s.y. H.lNRS ,
BY her. a6ecfi0nate Niece, Mss z. L. II. If
Richmond.
Departed shade though scarce nv errino hand
Can the soft echo of the Tyre command
Tho when it roves along the trembling strings
But FAINT and Few the untuneful notes Il briggs
Yet, since thy virtues claim its grateful laws,
Ihongf. weak my power, I'll strive its notes &c.
. raise;
Or teach ITS pensive numbers, soft and slow.
10 thrill responsive to the touch of woe.
For, who, to whom thy feeling heart was known.
Thy spodess breast, where virtue held he, tbrone'
The matchless vigor o. thy towering mind
BY sotness pol.sh'd, and BY grace refn'd--
Can, wien thy goodness memory ponr;rays
Withhold from thee the Well.esrnetl NEED of
praise
or, VINO restrain the chrystal tears that pour
10 grace Thy memory, and thy loss deplore.
lSu midst our grief, hope lifts her radiant eyes.
10 brighter CHIMES beyond the etheral skies;
And b DIS us think thy soul has wing'd it's fight.
To scenes fbliss and realms of pure delight;
Thai all thy sorrows, all thy sufferings pass,
,leacetul haven thou has re;,ch'd at last.
where sorrows stormy billows cease to roar.
And troubles raging rempests howl no more
But though sweet hope, with gentle smiles an-
pears,
And, BIDS us cease far thee to shed our tears
Though from the grave we fl eur weeping eyea
o trace thy passage through the opening * "a
Yet shalt thine anguisd husbands oriyiw ciailia
One kmdling ray of soft complssioh's fame;
; And PHYS tears lament e IlotiTnfll ia,e,
mat dooms thy children to an. orphan state
For, though, soft friendship may its aid mpart,
And pour its balm INTO the anguish heart;
Yet, who, alas since thy opce generous breast
Beneath clod OF moulderIng earth L es prest,
heat,
It's vital current dried, has ceas'd to beat.
Can feel for them love as fond and true.
AS that which thy maternal bosom knew
Dear shade the orphans and the husbands lear,
Bedews thy grave and decks thy sable bier;
And signs ct friendship m K their soft perfume.
With the sad gale that Whispers o'el. thy to-lb.
Irac'd by affections hand, upon my ,reast,
The uniading record e Thy name shall rest:
Nor shall my heart thy image e'ec res gu,
TIL cold and still, as now, alas is thine.
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NEw-YouK. Sept. Is.

INEW-lOUh, sept.
PERY LITE FROM FRANCE.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the elegant fast
sailing pilot boat schr> Selby, capt Selby, in SO
days from Nantz, from whence he sailed on the
Goth OF August
by this arrival we learn, verbally, that France
was qliet-and dlat it was known there, that the
Northumberland, IL, Admiral Cockburn had sail
Ell from England with Napoleon Bonaparte, for
ST. Helena
Capt selby has politely favored the Editors Of
the Mercantile Advertiser with a file of Pagis pa
pers to the 18th Of August, from which the fol-
lowing TRANSACTIONS are made.
Translated (6r the Mercantile .7doertiqer.
PARIS, August II.
Orders have been given that Marshal Ney be
transferred 20 Paris. II is presumed that he VII
arrive in or days, and that the process against
him will commence Immediately.
Marshal Macdonald, Duke Of Tarcnle, took ON
the LIST instant the command Of the army ofthe
} "'re. II constituted an effective force Of about
1890 men.
TRUR, (span) ACr. 1.
VI is currently reported, and gensrally believed,
that orr sovereign, Ferdinand VII Is at Par,s.-
It is said also that the head quarters Of the army
OF the observation arc at Toulouse.
PHroSEE, Aug. IL.
Are1uisiton was made on the 22d July, of
100000 francs, on the department ofthe SOmme,
Iot llt service 81 TIE troops OF The Kong Ct The
Netherlands. tbs department having suffered
considerably by the passage Of 10000 men, was
under the .mpossibiliiy Of comply ng wltl, dis
requisition -The SUb-preiect went mined atciy
10 Paris, to see tie hereditary Prrce Of Orange.
TO expose the situation of The department and
the Prince generously dispensed with tho requsi-
ton
BRUsszLs, Aug. To-
The army commanded by 6 EN-. Tsuenzen, will
encSmpon the borders Of The Meuse, and wait fur.
Sher orders and tie Danish troops Of 5000 men,
winch wait TO enter France, will remain on the
borders Of the Escant.
VIrxNA, july so
Madam Murat, occupies the castle Of lien.
bourg. This castle belongs TO the banking house
+ 81 Felix's and 60. ofYiSfra. aud IS situaleS six
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NOTICE.

virtue of deed of trust executed 70 the
AD subscr be- as trustee by Robert y 51opes. ia
secure 10 Robert Courtney a certain sum or mo.
ney, rs specified therein-I shall on Saturday the
TSih Gay OF October mex, proceed to sell at pub
lie auction for CASH at New-Market in Ki,g srC,
Queen County, tract ofLAND containinr y. NE
HUNDRED md FORTK-FOUR .iCRES,
be rhs same more or less
THO.lL.2S JEFFPTES,
Sept. 80. WIN
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Sept. 80.

VIRCLNLd!
At Rules holden in the Clerks Off o. tie Su.
perior Court of Chancery for tie X al p,l,d
District, the 25ti day OF september, 1915.
James Brown, Jun, PdaiuRE,
.1gaiHH
Joseph Iddings and Caleb r. Tddings, late rncr.
chants and partners, under the firm o Joseph
and Caleb r. Iddngs, Andrew sc.nee uann,
and John J. Werth, ~ frdapts
The defendants Joseph B Caleb y lid ny y, apd
Andrew Schneemann, not having entered IN irap.
pearance and given security according TO The act
Of assembly and the rules Of this court, and i ap-
pesrng by satisfactory evidence, that they are
not inhabitants Of this country II is orIered,
That The said defendants do appear here on tic
first day Of The next term and answer the bill of
The plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order De
forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub Ell
| in The city Of Richmond, for two malOhs Success
sively and posted at the front door Of IT,, csptoi,
IN the said city.-----A copy.--Telte,
WILLIAM ". HE,yLWC, c. G.
Sept 90 sv
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COMMODORE BARNEY.

The London Star, of July 1s, contains
the following paragraph respecting tins Off
Ger.
" Commodore Barney has arrived at Ply
mouth with dispatches from America he
IS detained By the alien officers" S.aToTa.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-30

h. tits quite strange that we have re.
ceived no Boston papers for three or four
nights past. We exchange with several
daily papers of that town, and lately we
do not receive them regularly. I'VE shall
notice THIS detatcdtion. Ed. .7RcUs..
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BUyrALo, Sept. -

BUyrALo, Sept. IL
His excellency Governor rompkins IS expec-
ted IN tom th.s day.
EGte fi:5n Detroii.-We announce to the pub
lie he safe arrival of Maj Gen. Brown and suite,
on Saturday morning last, in the brig Niagara, IN
, Guys from Detroit, having touched day al
Ere, on the passage. Among the passengers,
we observe col. II. Jones and Mi ID. Fraz. err,
AIDS to the Maj Gen Col. E. Jenkins, @ NJ. c.
MaJ. s. Brown, d. q. NJ. G. Dr. Lowell, II. s. &c
national salute was fred from the Niagara, on
the landing of the General.
BY this arrival, we learn, that the affairs of the
West assume very pacific aspect. The North
W estern Indians, among whom appeared the cell
eoraied Prophet, brother of Tecumseii, have as
sembied at Detroit, & have met our COMMISSION
ers, Gems. Harrison and Macarthur, and Mr.
Graham, with sincere desire of planting the
| ,onahawI: and, we have every reason TO be
heve that ere this, an advantageous treaty of
peace has been signed. We hail this event, in
connection with a commercial arrangement with
treat britain, as happy omen for the future
growth AMI prosperity of the western country
AtPeace with the natives, the hardy sons of the
easI wall prostrate the towering forests and make
the wilderness OF the west blossom as the rose
The pAclfication with the Indians, viii be very
advantageous TO our western merchants and ira
ders, as the turs and peltries of the extensive
countryabove Detroit, viii be principally brought
III and battered at tint market which wi GER
-ainly enhance their business IN beng enabled
TO make handsome profit or The return cargoes
Detroit is now garrisoned by ID or 1900 men,
under command oil General Miller. Maj. Geg.
Macomb is shortly expected at Detroit, when
he Will assume command.
Mackinaw is represented as one of the strong
eft places in the western country; and is nos
CARR soned by 400 troops, under command Ut col
Chambers.
On account of the Iateness of the season, add
the deficiency ofproyisions in tie advanced de-
pots, It has been determined to oInn re-estabiIsh-
ing Fort Dearborn, at Chicago, until aiio her
year.
The troops are represented to be IN fine state
of health and discipline
On The 7th, go troops, of the new third, EN-
parked al Eie for Detroit During the embar-
eation, soldiers were drowned.
Improvements and Woodruff, sill
yersmiths and platers, Cincinnati, have
commenced THlIBLE manufactory.-
Specimens can be seen by calling at their
Warehouse.
These domestic thimbles can be afforded
at as reasonable price as the imported
thimbles, and are neater and will wear
better.
The patriotism Of our ladies' will reward
an establishment intended wholly for their
benefit.
Why could not mandatory of
PINS De also established here ? We un-
derstand that Boston has two. Certainly
no establishment whatever would receive
more Of the patronage of the ladies or is
more desirable. Gin. Gaz.
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A contemplate account of the embarka-
ton OF Bonaparte on board of the Nor.
thamberland, is gwen in the Paris .Noni-
teaw, of the 18th July--it is too long to be
inserted in our paper Of to-day--it shall
be given in our next. II.
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NORFOLK, Sept. e6.
Selected from London ard liverpool pa
Pers receired at the Office of the Public
Ledger, By the snip Marceilus, Captain
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By LAST 31GRfsS yMGII. :

John Graham, Esq one of the Commissioners
appointed to treat with the Northern In: ana.
arrived in This city on Tuesday, with a Treaty
signed at Spring Wells, On The Sth instant, by 4
Commiss oners and Ch;ef of all the tribes VITA
which they were author ed 10 treat. The trea-
tyis entirely satisfactory, we learn, and stpuates
Tor the faithful ptif,rTI OF all previous Urea.
hes--sNat. Intelligence, Sep. 90
the United States, is, we believe. a vo,,ns-
man, not thru years OF age. He &c ed in an OF
heal capacity recently on The continent. He is
inan cf high family connections, il is believed.
to Which circumstance probably he owes this
high appointment. ID.
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The subioined letter to the editor ap-
peared in the Chronicle of this morning !:
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1815-01-19
Land for Sale.

wish to sell Plantation, lying about
5 miles above the mouth of Back Creek
and near Potomac river, conta lining 400
acres-Principally in the most valuable
kinds of timber, such as white oak, poplar,
pine, &c. which renders it Of the first i'm
portance, it being in the immediate neigh
bourhood of good Saw Mill, and con-
tiguous to the river--about so acres are
cleared, and it has upon it at least so acres
that would make the most valuable kind of
meadow.
also wish-to sell Farm of good quality,
situate near the Falling Waters, adjoining
Che lands of Edwd r. Foreman and others,
containing $50 acres, about one half clear
ed, and in good cultivation the other
half remarkably heavy timbered There
are on this land two small comfortable
Dwelling Houses, two very excellent springs
of water, and many other improvements
For terms apply to
'''a'' % JOSEPH FOREMAN
Jan. IL, 1915. et@