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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

With respect TO officers, all who have
served as such, and who have not resigned,
or been placed on the retired list, or been
included in the kings guards, are entitled
to DC included in the new organization
Those officers desiring to be employed, are
to be examined by the nspector-general,
conformably to instructions to be furnished
to him by the minister of the war-depart-
ment, and the nspector-general Will make
4 special report accordingly concerning
each officer.
This title contains a number of regula-
tons respecting officers pensions, and
their rights of retirement, which is abso-
lutte and without exception to officers of the
highest rank after IS years. service TO
officers of inferior rank after 90 years !;
and to all who are above the age of so
years, whatever may &c The time they have
served. The officers goitg into retirement
IN consequences of the new organization of
the army, are 20 have the fullest allowan-
ces granted to their respective ranks, by
The general regulations of the army.
The choice of classification of officers
for each legion made by the inspector-ge-
neral, shall not &c deinitive, until the mi
mister at war shall have made known the
kings appreciation of the same.
The formation of the new army is to be
carried into effect by summoaing to the
chief place of the department, on a day to
be named by the Inspector general, all the
under officers and soldiers qualified and not
discharged, out on leave of absence. These
under officers and soldiers thus assembled,
are to be Inspected and distributed into
oattaiions and companies of the legion of
the department according to their aptitude
tor the particular services of the line, chas-
seurs, artillery, &c. The supernumeraries,
may be sent to their homes, or transferred,
at the discretion of the minister of war,
to the legous fother adjoining departments
4 wanted to make them up. Those who
did not appear, when called upon, to be
considered as deserters.
TILE V.
GENERAL DISPOSITIONS.
The companies, with the exception of
those of gren ders, votigeurs, sharp-shoot-
crs, and artillery, are to take the names of
their respective captains.
The king reserves to himself TO fix
tue tor the distribution of the standards,
OF which each legion is to have one, of a
white ground, with the cscutcheon of
france, and the number of the legion. and
minor one for each battalion The king
IL also to tx the distinctions of the uniforms
the rank of the officers and under-otfi
GERS the regulations respecting promote
ons, sc.
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PARIS, Aug. 8.
ROYAL ORDONNANCE.
LOUIS, &c.

LOUIS, C[C-
The treason of almost every corps of
the army destined for the defence OF the
country, rendering it indispensable to change
entirely the measures which we had
thought it our duty to take
" Wishing to prevent the new misfor-
tunes with which cur subjects are threat
ened in consequence of the late return of
Bonapartc to the French territory con-
sidering that the CONSUMPTION has been
abolished, by the 18th article of the con-
stitutional charter, and that the recruiting
of the army by sea and land has not vet
been determined by any law seeing that
the 14th article OF the said charter places
at our disposal all the forces BY sea and
land considering that by the same article
it belongs to US to make and publish the
performances and regulations necessary for
the security Of our kingdom and that
we have been solemnly invited by the
chambers Of peers and deputies from the
departments in their address of the 18th Of
this month, to resort to this authority i'm its
fullest extent and considering finally, that
to all the powers with which, in ordinary
times, our royal title and the constitutional
charter invests US, are united at this mo-
ment, and in 50 perilous n crisis, all those
- NfAi|A NfA~ Nth'ttlBst tttC IbtlttAGitNs
the wish Of the nation, as EXPIRE ssed by its
representatives, impose upon us the duty
of exercising. For these causes we otdain
as follow
/. 1t is prohibited to every French
man, whether he has before formed part
Of our troops or not served at all, 10 obey
any pretended law Of CONSUMPTION, recruit
ing, or any other Illegal order. whatever,
which shall cmanetc from Napoleon Bona
parte, from any corps or political authori-
ties, civil or military, which he may have
summoned or established, or who may
have obeyed him since the 1st Of March,
1915, or who shall obey bin in future.
80. Il is likewise prohibited to all gov
errors and general officers Commanding
in our military divisions and in the de-
pa"rments Of OR Kingdom. to the officers
fthe Royal Gems d'Armeric, and to cv-
ciy private, to every colonel, major, &c, ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-10-21

France and posterity thinks as ! do, one
great action Is yet wanting. Is there no
one sufficiently friend to our happiness
and his glory, to point out to them the
means of farther increasing it General
5. picked up these last words, and soon
made the noblest use of them.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
RoYAL-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA.
DaILY, BY S. syr0WDEN,
SATURDAY, AUGUST 26, 1915.
e. A FACT
WORTHY OF NOTICE.

Y 2 MERE is now to be found at our
IS Grocery Store, corner CT Bridge
aud High streets, as large and extensive
an assortment of CHOICE GOODS in
our line, as can be met with in any store
in the U. States, which will be disposed
of at wholesale and retail on pleasing
terms. Those persons of the District who
have not yet been supplied b. US, will be
SO kind as to view and judge for them
selses--perso,al Calls ale what we most
wish to encourage in our friends and GUS
toners.
We have Just landed from sundry YES
sells from N. York, Philadelphia, and Bal
timore,
So boxes laquered boxes, con-
tanning Y.Hyson Il Imperial Teas Of
fine quality, elegant and suitable for
families
6 chests and boxes retailing Young by
son do.
6 hhas. New-OrIeans and Nuscoyado
Sugar
A quantity of leaf and lump do.
IS bills. cid Whiskey and Peach Bran,
d., warranted several years OLD, and
superior to any in this market
90 kegs small twist Chewing Tobacco,
icommon)
10 kegs large and small DO. of a very su
perior quality. and worthy the at
tention of those fond CT the article
5 doz. bottles i4oriilagG's best Maccaboy
Snuff in pound and half pound bot
ties
500 papers chewing do. cut AID consl-
sidered superior to twist; trial,
howeyei, will best convince
Is kegs (sulall) CARROTS best Scotch
Snuff
6 daz. best Wine Bitters
10 DO. sparkling Champagne
5 do. pots French Mustard Demailie)
case sugar Candy
do. fresh Madeira Citron
10 bags heavy black PEPPER
Pine Apples, Lemons and Lines l'resh)
Fresh Iamarinds ii kegs
A few pounds fresh Nutmegs
10 pa:tc De Grasse Cheese from hoi-
Ian>l, very fine quality
10 doz. transparent sus1p, tor ladies use
case pearl ash
A few do1 siaokc'l Salmon, very tine
S cases first rate Spanish Cigars
2 doz. small hair stters
500 empty demijohns, three sizes
5000 corIs for Go.
200 patent spicketts and facets
10 do. do simbets.
All inyoice OF glass and crockery ware.
VIZ. vines, gobets, tumblers, sc. a!sn
dinner sets OF ELEGANT Liverpool ware.
which, with that now open, makes tie
mostclegant assortment Of these articles
IL this District.
Hyatt & Wilson
Georgetown, rug. 9. Il
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
Joseph Spear,

ND RsrEcrruLLy Informs his Friends
se, and the Public. that he continues
10 carry on TIE CABINET BUSINESS
in all its various branches on Real
Street. rear the Market, and has on hand
.ome well made FURNITURE. And, also
Informs tie Public that he has got q new
HEARSs., and stock to make Cl'FEiNS
fcalled for. lie also makes and repairs
SOPHAS AID every KIND Of CHAIRS on
neshsrtest notice.
Ee5. q.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
TO ItENT.

THE two WAREHOUSES; on Com.
merce Street, in the occupancy of James
c. DeEeaIe.
BIZ hny person wishing to purchase
the whole of that valuable Property 20
three arehouses) in the heart of the
-Four business, may have it on reasona.
bic terms, ard long credit giveG for
part Of the amount.
] have two vacant Lots adjoining this
buiidine-one on tie west ard one en- the
south oft, which are desirable appendix
ses to large establishments, to hold
Plaster, &c:
50 Boxes Brown SOAP,
Of prime qua.,ty for sale.
No Ashes and Soap-Fat wanted at
inv Factory on Pitt Street, for which.
Cash, Soap or Candles viii be given az
all times.
n7' Oil and Water Gliding, Pictures,
Looking-tilassas. &c framed indow
Cofnices made, Sign and Fancy Paintings
executed in tire most fashionable stile.
~ A few large Looking-G Glass Plates
for sale; some Of which are nearly fleet
long.
z. GILMAN.
August ga. dStlaw4t.
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Elegant Lace Caps,
Head Dresses, &c.
Rogers e ], ewis,

Rogers 4 Lewis,
HlTE JUST RECEITED
A BEAUTIFUL assortment of ele-
IA giant Lace Caps and Head Dresses,
of the latest Paris fashions.
ALSO,
Pearl edged Ribbons, Gallons & Silk
Cords Bonbazetts Bombazines & Tar
tan Plaids, S 4, E 4, T 4 g. s 4; Da-
mask Table Cloths, &c-ail of which will
be sold at reduced prices.
Aug. 10.
LANDING
From the brig Fame, Capt. Berry, from
GaadaIoupe,
ANDFoR SALE BY
La7UraSOn g FozCle.
20 hhds Muscovado and
Clayed Sugars.
August 90. ss"s'
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100 DOLLARS
e r " a RID.
RAN away from tie Subscriber On the
18th instant,
TWO NEGRO MEN, NAMED
Tom & Jim.

VHVOM is a bright MuIatto about %
& years Of age, ard from having been
l0Ug accustomed to house service, IS both
in his speech and manners above tie CT
binary level of Negroes..-He has also
been in the habit for some time PAST Of
attending to a Garden and Stable, and
will most probably seek employment in
the capacity either e Dining Room
Servant, HostIer, or Gardener.
JIM is rather back, s0years old, and
about 5 feet 10 inches hish.-He is en-
tsely without beard, ard has lost by
disease his left big toe. Il is more than
probable these Negroes Will eut;eavor to
ret to PENNSYLVANIA. Should they be
taken ont of the State of Virginia, Ma
ryland and District Of Columbia, the a
Dove Reward, or Fifty Dollars each will
be given for them---it within either of the
above mentioned places, Twenty-Five
Dollars each.
lrT7 Masters Of Vessels and others
are torewarned carrying OF, harboling
or secreting the said Slaves at their .7e-
ril
EVM. S. STUART.
Gss1As HILL, Fairfax Cy. Va.
August Is. it.
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iondon l3roadciotlls, &c,
Fresh l'g5gs and Medic i1les
William Harper, ,lan.

Ayushecary and Druggist, AieAa'las1a,
FairfaX-street,
TTAs lately received a general as
sortmant Of Drugs, A1e.inines;
SSoo Furnitare, Walls, Dye Sta'fa, Sc.
and j, in daily expectation Ct a very ex-
t.rs;;ve suprly, which was selected from
|sslatest i,mapartatisns, and wiz warrant
them 10 be pure and genuine, ani TIE
,r;ces as lsw as they can be porchased
If equal eralityl IN the district. =
god credit giiventa physicians and 'ner-
GIANTS in the country, and their orders
gecated with tke utmost care attsn-
toa--country ysodace viii be received
title higaest cash price In payment io'
aea:cines.
lhavc 5000 VT. of the FIST quality
Lsspooion hand at a reduced price.
ialy o7.
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1885
w. F. Thornton,

I'd EspECTFULLYiifarms his ftiendy
ne that he has lately taken his brother
A. r. THoRsroN of Fredericksburg. as
a partnerin trade---I he business viii in
future be. conducted in tis place and in,
Fredericksburg, under tie firm Of w: F.
THORNTON, 4 Co.
June Is.
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WILL BE SOLD

~ I'LL BE SOLD,
On tie 5th Of October nert, if fair, if
not, tie aeat fair day.
The stock Of Cattle, Sheep,
Hogs, brood Mares 6 Colts,
Ed ELONGINe to the estate Of Rich.
I'D ard Erent, Esquire, deceased
The flock of sheep amounting to about
$50, contains four Rams, and six Ewes
of the full blood Merino, & thirty Ewes
of tie 15I6ths, the rest of inferior grade
Bonds with approved security for all
sums of twenty dollars & upwards, payI
able six menths after the sal with inte-
rest if not punctually paid, viii be re-
CURED and cash fer all sums below that
amount.
s,@ The sale will take place at ths
farm.
WILL!.ayM BRENT, jun.
Administrator with the will annexed.
August 10. 1awts
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NOTICE.

1 IL PERSONS who have deposited
A Guns, &C. at the shop of the late
Robert Nash, deceased, are requested to
call and take them away, and pay the
repairs thereon, On or before the first
day of September next, or they will be
sold after that. time, pursuant to the "a
boye order.
Jane Mash. .fdmG.
james .W.DOzCet, Gdmr.
August 19.
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eco PACKAGES
Fresh Drugs 8 Medicines.
VIM. F. Thornton & Co.
Haze j,st Eeceired
AMI GEEEP E0R SAFE

AND OFFER FOR SALE,
NoR CASH or good notes at long
IL time, s20 Packages prime Drugs
Medicines, Pants, Dyestu6s, &c. mosst
carefully selected from the latest impors
tations into Baltimore, Philadelphia, NJ
York and Boston, and comprising one of
the most extensive assertments in that
line, ever before offered in this place.
The advantageous terms upon vhie
their present stock has been purchasedh
will enable them to sell to Druggists
Merchants, Physicians and others, at the
New York and Philadelphia prices. there's
by saving to them, the freig ht and pres
sent exchange.-Among their assortmeH
are:
500 W.T.. Refined Camphor
100 VT. Caiomel
800 Bottles Castor Oil
500 ditto Olive Oil
500 VT. English CamomiIe Flowers
200 W.T.. Sweet Spirits of Nitre
600 VT. Salt of Tartar
500 VT. Cream of Tartar
500 VT. Best Yellow Bark
400 VT. Carolina Pink Root
SEQ VT. Fresh Anniseed
so W.T.. Cantharides
ECO VT. Flour of Sulphur
5000 vt. Glauber's Salt
1000 VT. Italian Juniper Berries and
700 VT. White CASTLE Soap
1900 VT. Oil Of Fitriol
500 VT. Strongest Aqua Forts
1000 VT. English Blue VitrioI
500 VI. French Verdegris
1000 papers Pill and Wafer Boxes
6ooo VT. Virgin Sulphur for Powder
makers
200 gross assorted Walls
eco ditto Vial Corks
100 VT. Fresh Nutmess
100 VT. Velvet Sponge
goo dozen assorted Tooth Brushes
&c. &c. &c.
june 1e.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-26
~ Land i0r oaie,
fsWE subscriber cfiers ior sale a va
4 laab,e tralt of LAND containing
100 and one Acres.

Gelns one divided fourth part CT the
,ara called Retirement. situate IN the
,,ScntyoF Fairfax, Va. n saEt 8 miles from
saieSlndna on the tarnpii's read Leading
rom sAeGce TO numfiies-part Of the a
nCrs tact is at present under cultivation,
saa the remainder tsay ono half IS hea-
WY tlahered. The situation OF the a
"0'e land renders il trpiv desirable toa-
y person disposed to purchase. lmn.e-
1,a'e possession can he had, apd IN ~
oCSgIctsh'e title given. ferms Of sale
S ,N' SGo',ll TIC ab;rye property not De
SS'ssesed OF rre7ioas to TIE frat day OF
ssN, It viii lie Oh that day, be offered
Pubic sale GA tbe premises. Appi;ca-
sOa ma be ua<.s To tee subscriber on
lie farm.
JAEEZ ROCKER.
1CrIS4 -
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Jefferson Land for sale.

a. BOUT 800 Acres in TIE county 0
" Jefferson and State OF Virginia, On
f.e road ;eading from Winchester to
H:,itiaore, II miles from the former, IL
from Harpel's Ferry and sfrom Charles
tawn-60miles from Alexandria, George
town and the City of Washington. The
improvements are new brick house, 2
stones high, a barn 40 feet square, STA
bic, sc.
The soil is of the very first quality,
well adapted to the growth of timothy,
cloverand every species Of grain-Morc
than half of the land is covered with TIM
Der of the best quality.
H. g. C,!o
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NOTICE.

NtIlt,E.
| BY virtue Ola Deed of Trust from Chas.
l.. Count hewitt to the subscriber, will
be exposed to sale at public aucti?n for
ready money, On Monday the 28th day
Of August next.
A piece of Ground lying
unon tie north side of Duke street and
to the westward of Fayette street, front
ING 26 feet upon Dune street, and run
ming back 100 feet to a 10 feet alley :
Upon this ground is erected a convenient
two story brick dwelling house with Lack
buildings--the saIe ODE on the premises:
at the same time and place will be sold
a small tract OF land lying in Fairfax
county, containing about IL acres known
by the lame of Bloomfield Farm.
ALSO,
st the SINE tifae md place
Eight Valuable Slaves.
ALSO, at the same time aud place By
virtue Of Deed Of Trust from Charles
l.. Count hewitt to the subscriber and
Robert Cray, will be sold a Tract Of
L.l.YD il Morris Township, Washing
ton county, Pennsylvania, containing
nearly 500 Acres--ALSO, a Lot Of
Ground aad House in Nottingham, state
of Mary land.
JAMES KEITH.
July o5. is.
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st the SINE tiae md place
F;cht Valuable Slaves.
LUMBER.
JACKSON & RUMNEY.

JACKSON & RUMNEY,
Offer for sale the Cargo OF schr. Trenton,
George Clarke, master, frcm bath'
consisting OF ~.
$4,000 feet clear, and $4,000 DITTO
mercIantabIe Kennebec Pine Boards.
SUoe feet Joist Scantling.
1900 feet finished Cars.
August 5.
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For Sale,
Rich Lace Goods, SC.
ROGERS g LEVTS,


ROGERS g LEWiS.
A RE now opening beautiful assort-
"a ment of Elegant LACE GOODS:
&c. W.T., GA, IA and 81 black ard
v lite best English Lace Wells, shawls,
half shaNls and Trimming Laces-
ALSO,
Crane Palcrines and Shawis, richly
embroidered with Chipele, silk net half
Eapdkercliefs with beautiful pa'met
Borders-Black Bombazine, &c: &c
all which are Just received from Boston,
where they were bought at Auction with
cash, and which will be sold cheap tor
cash.
August :.
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o. pIl.aN,' COURT,
.qlcaandria County, As;gust Term,
1915.

ORDERED,
EvHAT the administrators of Robert
h Nash, gunsmith, deceased, do sell,
at public auction, the Suns, Pistols:
Swords, s. ali other articles which we're
LETT with the decedent. in his life time:
to be repaired and after such sale, that
they do retain the amount due on the
same for repairs, and pay the balances to
the different owners CT the said articles.
whe, called for by them or their legal re-
representatives..
A Copy-Fest,
A. Moore, Register " ills
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Rippon Lodge,

Cantaining FROM 200 to 500 acres on Po-
tozsac River, about miles trc.n DUN
fries and 20 from Alexandria. The soil
is good for corn, small grain and grass,
The improvements are a dwelling house
In good repair containing six rooms,
kitchen. laundry, stables and other ne
cessary house. The extensive marshes
now nearly dry belonging to this estate
offer to the purchaser the most fatteunS
pitspect Of rendering this a valuable
farm BY an inconsideIable devotion OF Ia
bour. For terms apply to the subscriber
or to ,NiSJtet Herbert, Esq. OF Alexandra.
JOAN A Washington,
Near Charlestovn, Jefferson County, Va.
,!rae IA.
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PLATTSBuRG, Jan. z.
.9fILFTL7 OF NEJY-rORR.
PLATrsBunG, Jan. S, 1915.
DIVISION ORDERS


The general has received information that the enc
my IS masking preparations for winter campaign, &
IS possible he may attempt the reduction of this pns
or the destruction of our flotilla at Whitehall The
Gencral therefore directs the officers and soldiers of
the Division under his command TO he completely e.
qoipped and hold themselves in readiness TO assemble
at moments warning, at any point to which thcy
may be Called and expe the enemy, should he again
invade our territory.
The General also directs all those OF his division who
reside near the Line, to be particularly attentive 10 the
movements st the enemy, and to give the earliest nfor
nation to him, ar the commanding officer 1T this post
of any step which would indicate an invasion of the q
States. And the General again particularly enions it
on all those able to bear the borders of AXE
ChamPian and It's vicinity, to be in perfect readiness
and promptly to take the field, should their coustry re-
quire their services.
The gen. regrets the necessity which compeIs him to
call upon those officers commanding Brieades who
have not made their ANIMAL returns do il without de-
Jay.
BY order Of Mai. Gen Mooers
R.H. WALWORTH.
Aid-de-Csmp.
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liar DEPARTMENT, IN ian. 1914.
NUIICE is HEREBY GIVEN.

NHAl separate proposals will be received az the
II once tor the Secretary for the Department of
war; unui IL O'Clock at noon, of Tuesday the last day
OF thus month, for the supply of all rons that he
required for the use of the Unted States, from the
1916, viz
AT any place or places, where troops are or NAV be
stationed, marched or recruited, w.lhin the state of
Virginia.
A ration to consist of one pound md one quarter of
beet or three quarters of pound of sated pork eigh
teen ounces of bread, or -four, gill of rum whiskSy
or brandy, and at the rate OF quarts OF salt four
quarts o, vinegar, four pounds of soap, and pound
and hall OF candles, to every hundred ratons The
prices Ct the several component parts of the ration
shall be specified bat the United States reserve the
right Of making such alteration, IN the price of the
component psJ OF the ration aforesnid as shall max,
the price OF eaeTart thexeoi, bear lust proportion TO
the proposed price Of the whole ration. The raions
are to be furnished in sach quantities. that there shall
at s times, during the term OF the proposed contract
be sufficient Tor the consumption of the troops for six
months IN advance, ofgood and wholesome provisions if
the same shall he required
1t IS also 10 be permitted TO all and every Of the COM
rnandans OF fortified places posts, call for at sea-
sons when the same can he transported or at any time
m case ofufgency such supplies oflke provisions id AL
vance, as in the discretion of the commander shall be
deemed proper
II is understood thst the contractor is to be at III.
expence and risk Of issuing the supplies to the troops
and that all losses sustained by the depro.ons of the
enemy by means Of the troops OF The United
States shall be paid by the United ,stes ~ the price
OF the article captured or destoyeds a. afresaid ON
the Dispositions oftwo persons " credible char
acters, and the certificate ola commissioners of
the States stating the circumstance of the loss and
the amount Of the articles, for which shall
be claimed
The privilege Is reserved to the United States, of
requiring that none Of the supplies, which may be fur
nshed under any OF the proposed contracts shall be is
sued until the supplies, which have been or may BE-.
furnished under the contract in force, have bees
consumed.
las MONROE
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FOR SALE.

AR exchange, for property near or in Petersburg
Y y Lynchhurg Richmond or NoriGis, at s far prize
itcanoak Plantation, OF l2lS acres los acres ErsI
rate bottom, and oil this la acres are an saiu in-
nor To no land on the river OF the whole tract near
600 acres are uncearel.--It is amcn the most valua-
be tracts in the country. and TO person wishing To
engage in the milling business, inferior to no country
situation in the state; and merchant mill are
now erecting with water sufficient Tor every purpose at
the dries, seasons
would exchange above, SELL and give six pay
ments Every thing necessary to settle the place can
be bad with it, andimmedte possession had ii reouir-
ed
Apply to Burwsl * Lewis, Manchester, Or the sub
scrib,r
JOHN r. LUCAS.
.tGrklsnbrug, Jan H. ,vamb