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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
F.aRMERs'. BaNw OF yzReLvE.a

4 NUMBER of the stockholders e the VAR
"A hEes' RANK OF VIRGINIA., resident in Norfolk
Petersburg and fredericksburg, having called .
general meeting on Friday the 9TH of july, fol.
the purpo-e OF altering or annullne one OF the
regulations adopted By the President aud Direc
Tors; or me Farmers Bank OF Nrginia--at the
establishment of the Offices OF discount and de-
post, and subsequently sanctioned by The stock
noiders themselves and it being deemed essen
tai TO - the well ordering OF the affairs OF th,
Corporation that the subject at issue, between
''ae Farmers Bank OF Virginia, and some of the
ohces should be thoroughly understood, and de-
hmtyeiy settled by full and fair representation
OF the stockholders at large and as it may be
announcement for many the distant stockholders
70 attend IN person, on an occasion so important
10 their interest-Resoiued, that the Cashier do
cause to be published the form Oft power for
voting by proxy, and that it be respectfully re-
commended to such stockholders as cannot be
tutes. u
Extract from the .aG,uaes Of the President and
Directors.
VIM. NEKERvIs, casbr.
9th June, 1915.
Form Qftite po,oer Of Attorney
KNOW all men by these presents that Of
do hereby appoint substitute or
proxy, to represent at all meetings of
the stockholders, of the Farmers Bank of Viz
gina, and in name and behalf, to vote re-
spectng the enacting, repeating or amending
such bye-laws, ordinances or regulations, as may
be deemed necessary and convenient for the GO
vermnent of the said Bank. In witness whereof
hereunto set hand and seal this
day of
Sealed & Delivered3
in presence of (Seai)
Form Of .aBilatit, to a6it ::
A. b. personally appeared before me nsgis-
trate for said and made oath, on the holy
Evangelists of Almighty Cod, that shares
standing in name on the books, of the Far
mers' Bank OF Virginia, are really and 6OnG.fd-
our property, and not held in name,
for any purpose OF fraud,or contriyance.
N. b. IF the stock be held as Exor. or Trustee.
the affidavit must state that 1t is 5ona,fde, the
property ofthe Estate or person, in whose name
1t stands, on the books of the said Bank.
June 7. IF
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
100 DOLLARS REWARD.

nESERfED |rom Detachment r,,,rsr mn com
= maTa stationed ~ Ha7over County, toe
SoioLiers Of the hird RiRe Regiment
JOH.N'fE4NES, {. feet high, 35 gears efaqe.
grey eyes, dark hair, dark combieII,H andbg bro--
Jession a.former; rOGg e7Jisfed ia C0ncord .a5rh-
Carolina.
EDH.4RD mr., s feet 81 inches high, 81 gen-r
?fdge has'e eges dirk lair, lark c9mb'eri5H q,lsg
ogf7ltessio''a carpenter 4Oas enEHsd is .Iot3h-
Carolina
Ihe aboUe ressard 7giH be eiren fer o8ireheaZ-
my the cbotc Desey1cr7 mt t-iirrri7g them 20 ar
OHcerH tie Tinted St0tes' erny, o. .ffiy dsNz-s
for either If them.
JOHyV PE7FDLETOE,
LicR. sd RiRe Rtgt.
5VSe .. Il
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
BRICK.L.aRLNG. g

THE Subscriber intends 20 become resident
Of this city about the first day Of the mex. month,
after which period ne propo 20 carry on ox.
tensively the business Of
Brice-taying, Brics-malcing s Hasteriqg.
Those who may favor him with their patron.
age, may rest assured, that al work done by
him viii be executed with neatness, dispatch &
fidelity
NICHOLAS VOss. .
Richmond, April 49, If
N. y. Six or eight apprentices, Of respectable
families. viii be taken and ten laborcrs and five
boys hired, ill the expiration of the present year
apply to thc subscriber, or IN his absence, to
Samuel McCraw or Alex. McRae, Esqrs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
ANECDOTE.
four days

After the action near Breslaw in
Silesia, between the Prussians and the
Austrians, whichpreceded the battle of Iii
STA, and before the two armies met in this
latter contest, French soldier in Frede-
rick's service, who had just deserted, was
stopped, and conducted to the king
Why did you leave me p said Frede-
rick. Because answered the soldier,
your affairs are too desperpte.'' WeH,'
replied the king, so back to YOU coIors ;
we shall have another battle soon. and. ir I
lose it, come and find me out, and you and
I will desert together
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIYEM
May 81.


That at the next August Court of Washington
county, at the courthouse thereof, we shallsell
atpubllc auction, for cash, so much of all the
LANDS md LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
nonpaynent Of the taxes of the last ye1r, as viii
be sufficient to discharge the arrears of taxes
which shall then remain unpaid for that year,
and ten per centum damages thereon, together
with the taxes of the present year. The sales
will commence on the first day of the court, and
continue from day to day until they shall be
completed.
The Subscribers are authorised to receive all
such taxes and damages at any time before the
land shall be sold. A list of delinquences may
be seen in the clerks Office of the county, in
possession of the subscribers, or in the office of
the auditor Of public accounts.
WILLIAM POSITION and
CHARLES TATE, Dep's for
JAMES KEYS, S. w. c.
May u. w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01

RIy heart did swell, my bosom heave,
felt as tho depriv'd OF speech
i silent sat upon the grave,
And press'd clay cold hand ofeach.
With looks that told tale OF woe,
With looks that spoke greatfui heart,
The shivering boy did nearer draw,
And thus their tale ofwoe irnpart:
"Before my father went away
Enticed by bad men Ger the sea,
Sister and did naught but play
we lived beside yon great ASH tree.
And then poor mother did SO CRY,
And looked so chang'd, l cannot tell
She told us that she soon should die,
And babe rs love each other well.
She said, that when the war is DER,
Perhaps we might our father see;
but II we never saw him more,
That Con our father then would be-
She kiss'd us both, and then she died;
And we no more mother have
Here many day we sat and cried,
together on poor mothers grave
But when our father came not here,
L thought it we could find the sea,
we would be sure to meet him there,
And once again might happy be.
we, hand in hand, went many mile.
And asked our way of all we met;
And some did sigh, and some did smile.
And we OF some did victuals get
But when we reached the sea, and found
Twas one great water round us spread,
We thought that father must be drown'd,
And cried, and wish'd us both were dead
So we returned to mothers grave,
And only longed with her TO be
For Goody, when this bread she gave,
Said father died beyond the sea.
Then since no parents have we here,
Wen go and seek for Con around;
Lady, pray can you tell us where
That Con, our father may be found
He lives inHeayen, mother said
And Goody says, that mothers there;
SO If she thinks we want His aid,
fthink, perhaps she'll send him here
clasped the prattlers TO my breast,
And cried, come both and live with me-
TIL clothe We, feed we, give We rest,
And will q second mother be.
And Con viii be your father still
Twas he in mercy sent me here,
TO teach you to obey His will,
Your steps to guide, your hearts TO cheer
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
NOTICE rs KEREBY GTYEM.
May


That at the next August Court of Washington
county, at the courthouse thereof, we shall sell
at public auction, for cash, so much of all the
LANDS md LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
ncn-Payment of taxes for the years 1882, 1888,
1874, 1875, 1886, 1887, 1888, 1879, 1870, 1871,
1892, 1795, 1894, 1875, 1896, 1877, 1798, 1899,
1900, 1901, 1902, 1905, 1904, 1906, 1906, 1907,
1909, 1910, 1911, 1912 & 1918, as will be sufi-
Gent to discharge the arrears of taxes which
shall then remain unpaid for the said years, and
ten per centum damages thereon. The sales
will commence on the first day of the court, and
continue from day to day until the same shall be
completed.
The subscribers are authorised to receive all
such taxes and damages at any time before the
land shall be sold. A list of delnquences may
be seen in the clerks Office of the county, in
possession of the subscribers, or in the Office of
the auditor of public accounts.
WILLIAM POSITION and
CHARLES TATE, Dep's for
JAMES KEYS, S. W. C.
May 81. w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
NOTICE rs HEREBP CTYEN

TENHAT at the next August court Of Prince
y George county, at the courthouse thereof I
shall sell at public auction, for cash. so much of
all the
L9N1DS ND LOTS,
in that county, returned delinquent for the non.
payment oftaxes Of the last year, as viii be safi-
cient 70 discharge the arrears OF taxes which may
then remain unpaid from the year 1887, and ten
per cent. damages thereon, together with The
taxes Of the present year. The sales will com.
mence on the first day Of the court, and continue
from day to day until they shall be completed.
The subscriber is authorised TO receive all such
taxes and dana 5es at any time before the land
shall be sold. A list Of delinquents may be seen
in the Clerks Office Of SID county, in possession
Of the subscriber, in the office Of the Auditor Of
public accounts, or at the door Of tfe said court.
house. JCS. FORD, Deputy for
SAMUEL PERKINS, Sheriff.
June To- wGwp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
.N'OTTCE rs HEREBY GTYEN

FEJHAT at the merit .3ngust court Of Grayson
y codnty, at the courthouse thereof / shGH sell
Gf public auction, for cash, so much Of all tie
LANDS md LOTS,
ia that county, returned dehnqueat,or the non-bay-
Heat cfthe taIes Of the inst year, 4eH be suEct-
c1t TO discharge the arrears Of tares 7vlich snail
then remain unpaid far that year, andten per cent.
PER annmm damages thereon, together uih the
ta1es Of the present year, The sales 1gR commence
on the first day Of tie court and continue from dug
10 ay1nM hey shall be completed.
THE subscriber is authorized 10 receive al sich
tares and damages at any time before the Land
shaHbe soH "A Hst cfdeiinquents nay6 be seen in
the Clerks e5fce Of the county, in possesaoa NJ he
subscriber, in the office the .q,tditor Of biibEc
accounts. .ABR.4H71T NOBLTT, Deb
For NM BOBBJIT5 Sheriff.
.Jufe II. zv87v
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
NOTICE rs HEREBY GTyEN

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEM
That at the next August Court of Russell county,
at the courthouse thereof, shall sell at public
auction, for cash, much of ali the
LANDS IND LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
non-payment of the taxes 70. the last year, and
every year prior thereto, as Will be sufficient to
discharge the arrears of taxes which shall then
remain unpaid for those years, and ten per cen
tum damages thereon, together with the taxes
of the present year.
The sales will commence on the first day of
the Court and continue from day to day, until
they shall be completed.
The subscriber is authorised to receive all
such taxes and damages, at any time before the
land shall be sold. A list of delinquences may
be seen in the clerks Office of the county, in
possession of the subscriber, or in the Office of
the auditor of public accounts
CoLBlRD FUGaTE, Deputy for
SAMUEL EWING, Sheriff of
Russell county.
May II. w8w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
THE ORPHANS.

The following is artless, and pathetic in the
highest degree ard is one of those perforpan
Cey which take fast hold ofthe mind, and ava
ken some of the finest and tenderest feelings
Of the human heart.
Ply Chase, the village Inn did gain,
Just as the setting Suns last ray,
Tpt with refulgent gold, the vane
Of the old church, across the way.
Across the way silent sped,
The time till supper to beguile,
IN noralizing DER the dead,
That mouldered round the ancient pile.
ghsre many an humble green grave shew'd
Where want, and pain, and toll did rest
And manga Hattering stone view'd,
Ger those, who once bad wealth possessed.
A faded beach, its shadow brown,
Threw Ger grave where sorrow slept.
On which, tho scarce with grass o'cr grown,
Two ragged children sat and wept.
A piece of bread between them Law,
which neither seem'd inclnd 20 take;
And yet, they looked so much prey
To want, Il made my heart to ache.
Ny little children, let me know
Why you in.such distress appear
And why you wastefil, from you throw,
That bread, which many hears would
cheer :
The little boy in accents sweet
Replied, whilst tears each other chaSd,
SIady, we've not enough TO cat;
And if we had, We would not waste.
But sister Mary naughty grown,
And will not eat whate'e' say,
Though sure am, thebread s herlown,
And she has tasted none to-day"
Indeed, Che wan stary'd Mary said)
Til Uenry eats,1 cat no more
For yesterday, got some bread
Hes had none aimee the day before"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
S TONE ware.
THE sUBsRIBEn HAS ON HAND AT MS MASUFAcro-
RE, LARGE QUANTITY OF
s. II o " b " IRE,
OF suPERIoR QUALITY Avn WELL ass,

n "H 9Vf1-tIUN VUALITI And WELL AssuHTED.
Is carrying on the business very extensively,
and will deliver the Ware in any part of the city,
free of the expencc of carriage, and at the New
York prices; the freight from thence to this
place would average copper cent. at least Under
these circumstances, he is induced to hope that
few, if any, viii send their orders abroad, when
they can be supplied at their doors, with better
ware and on far better terms.
The following were the prices in New-York
previous to tho late war, and he is determined
that no Manufacturer in the United States shall
nder-sell him at any time.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
April22
LAND FOR SALE.
zgiR sell the LIND uo7v lire on in Chesterfield!
county, containing, 6y e8timaston,
SEVENTH TWO ACpEs


SEVENTY-TWO ACRES,
More o. iess-JHe situation is hieh healtby o,,9
agreeable. and improvements gogd for the accs1p-
mediation ef a moderate sized family. FT01q tlfs
iand, d1diH the centre ofH TOO I hare raised m
7odrdS Of 100000 bushels If CO.9L AZ digerers
Per'odsfor the last fUe years it has not been 4vorE-
ed 1hdtH contains idrge bodies ot'eeceHenf CoaL,
there can be little doubt: being bounded 6y Joh,l
.hlTchie, CtfnH6e anf Buck, ON the North, the
Failing Greek on ne East, and tie Falh57e Greek
Codt Hines, orgred ny IT. Heth on the South, and
by the heirs Of e. HoolhIdge, on the East.
I shaHrequire aJoH one,fo,rH Of the bnre1ase
moneyin handj .f6r he balance time 7giRde afpe1.
10 s1df the purchaser, the a11nf Jeing saffsiac
torig secured. To sag any mare as 10 ,fle land.
PROSPECT Of cOGl, &c. IS deemed unnecessary. gs
hose desiros 10 purchase 4giH donbtless tfe7v he
fropery--ttey 'giH please opbiy 10 me on fie pre-
Mtises.
THOJLPSON BLUNT.
Chesterfield, .Hag17 #
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
.w0TVCE rs HeREBY GJYEM

.,,I =, 10 H'''f'bH'L UIFL~"F,
mat at the next August court ofGreenbrier coun.
ty, at the courthouse thereof, Ishall sell at pub
hc auction, for cash, so much of all the
LANDS md LOTS,
In that county, returned delinquent for the
non-payment of the taxes of the years 1912, 1918
and 1914, as will be sufficient to discharge the
arrears of taxes which shall then remain unpaid
tor those years, and ten per centum damages
thereon, together with the taxes of the present
year. The sales will commence on the first day
OF the court, and continue from day to day until
the sales be completed.
The subscriber is authorised TO receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the land
shall be sold. A list of delinquences may be
seen in the clerks Office of the county, IN posses
sion of the subscriber, or IN the auditors Office
ofpublic accounts.
JOSEPH NEE, S. G. C.
May IL w8wT
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01

Orders left with Mr.. James Brown, Junior I.
Messrs. Moncure, Robinson 8, Peasants Muir
ply & Scott w. J. & Roscow Cole; Philip Du-
Val & Co. or at,the Mandatory, will be duly
attended to, and the greatest attention paid to
selecting and packing.
BENJAMIN DU-YAL
Aprli22. 3t&wtf
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
SALES or DELINQUENT LANDS.
WOTYCE rs HERERY GIYEN.

ihat at the next August court of Giles county,
at The courthouse thereof, l shall sell at public
auction, for cash, so much of all the
LANDS md LOTS,
IN mat county, returned delinquent for the
hon.Payment of taxes of the last year rs viii be
safncient to discharge the arrears of taxes which
Shal then remain unpaid for that year, and ten
per centum damages thereon, together with the
taxes OF the present year. The sales will com
c.lence on the first day of the court and continue
from day to day until they shall be completed
Inc suoscSber is authorised to receive all such
taxes and damages at any time before the Land
IS sold A list of delinquents may be seen in the
clerks office of the county, in possession of the
subscriber, or in the Office ofthe Auditor of pub
lie accounts.
THOMAS KIRK, D. S.
For JOHN KIRK, S. G. c.
June ). w9w
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
ron RENT,
THE CELLAR

Under the bookstore OF '. A. M,ro & CO. oo.-
tanning three excellent dry rooms. Possessics
may be had Immediately. Apply 70 DE Printer.
June 3.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-07-01
L.iyNLlS .A.A.D. LOT,N-

THOMAS KIRK, D. S.
For JOHN KIRK, S. G. c.
w8w
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
Gorham, Oa 4

A FARM 10 Sumner, in the county of Oxford
= hfy FIVE mies from Portland containing abou
three hundred ACRES Of excellent Land uuder good
Improvement, with god TWO fory houfe wei
6nifhed and painted, 40 fee, by 80 porch "a
by 6 feet--a cbaife and wood houfe So by 2
feet fore partly huiihed, 40 by 20 feet three
barns with other necefary out buildings Two
good acqueducfs of water, one for the houfe end
the other for ihe barn thrifty yours orchard
containing about SO apple trees, saia farm is as
peaiant htuationas The country affords-is in the
centre Of the town, and ia good fiand for as
err. trader, or any kind of mechanic aud will be
fold cheap altogether or in paris as ihall ben &C
eommodase purehafers, and payment will! be made
eafy.-AL0- will be fold with faid ia: m if wanted
good let of farming ,ooIs, "a head Of horned
cart e.and 10 iheep Inquire ELLIS sTANDIoH
living on the premiies,
Sumner, June 20, 1873 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18

,sAKtN by .ecut,on and will be fold a, pub
lick vendue, a, E. GREELYs Auction Room
in Portland on Ss urday the 2slh day of ocf Zoe,
aext. eleven &C ock M.--All the r,yht in con.
y of redemption that Thomas ID. O,good hss i,
and 70 certain 10; of Land with ali the building,
privileges and appurtenAnces ihereto belonging
being he fame on which iaid ofgood now lives
tiiuated nPortand and bounded as fowos viz =
NotheFly g. ieet on b idge tfpeet ~eRwardiy 81
fee by land of Wiiliamw'dgety and Horsio South
gate, t.qfs. iouthery o. fee by Contemplated
ltreet or lane eaheF'y 80 fee' by land belonging
to the heirs Of Salmon Chale, Eiq decesfed. The
same bel & L.ortgaged to William Vaughan. &c
for the fun OF $40 dollars, on which is due abou
four months insereR
David PEAsE, ConflabIe Of Portland
Portland, sept 20, l8.5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
STATIONARY.

Ledgers Journals Day, Waite and Letter Books
Laid and we've DENY Foolieap. and Pot Wi
ting Paper--Engih gilt fine, yeow embofIed
roe and common aid and wove Letter Paper
Wrapping paper-Quis--red and black lex Pow
de- States and Pencils Waers-sand and Z
e-glaf. Zone lead. pocke' and other lkitands
Permanent iuk--an elegan. aGorment of
PENKalVES--
Pockes Books = Memor.ndums Cafe and
Puries-luperior cloth, han and tooth brulhes-
6having Soap-paying vlhticg aud other Cards
HOMES & WHElSIONES.
Large Family BIBLES,
From 50 10 IL dollars each--p 9cket and school
Bbies-- Testsmen,s--- Pfaln, b soks and every
CLASSIC t. SCHOOL BOOK Low in use
Ch,arens Toy Book of every DESCRIPTION, by
the dozen or gfots al the luoIiihers prices
Country Traders iupphed on the moa reafona
BILE terms.
He hopes by attention TO his buiinefs and endeav
curing 20 accommodate thoie who may favour him
with their cultom, to render himief worthy flare
of pubiek patronage which il RESPECTFULLY foiic-
tied JOHN WINCHESTER.
Portland, fept Is CIV
Cafh or Stock, and the hishsi price given for
egssn Cotton and Linen RAGS, Canvass and
JUNK.
FOR SALE as ABoYE.
Tickets, Quarters, & iighths, from
the truly forIurale Lottery Office of Z Little, in
the Usion Canal. and Canal Loueries.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
NOTICE.

AT meeting of the proprie ors of the Kennebeck
Purchaie from he laie coIcny of new ysaou. h
at Bottom June Esd 70 s.
Yss That on MONDAY the 22d day of January
rex, enfaing there thali DC . fac AID d,spot 100
of all the properly and eiae of sh,s proprietary.
inc ua,Eg he Judgments, bonds note, ana mori
gage belonging The eto.
FITTED lha. az atveri ifement IN the following
Jorm ihail DE puh,ifhed a. ioon as may be after
the thirty fri day Of juy nexs 10 the Conect'cuf
Mirror printed a. iiarii I'd, Hampthisa C*ze Sc,
printed az Northampton The Columbian -sAtsnel
and hide sender. Chronicle printed Bolton; ne
augulta Herald prin,ea IN AuguitA; Portland
G3zeise Hsiloweli Gsz.ste and Advocate PRINT
ed az Ha'loxe; 10 be con,inued 10 be lrlersed
~ laid papers twice each noah until The time Of
aid la.e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-10-18
ADYsRrIsRhfENr.

Important Sale Of V4luabie Property
ON the 22d day Of January mex easuing vii be
fold Pubic auction at Twelve ciock A
on he floor Of the Exchaoge Coffee tiouis, IL
noiton-abouf
10000 acres of LAAD, fituats
in the couaties of Somesfe, Kenrebeck and Lin
coin, ia the Diltricf If Name; one townihp OF
Land fix mliev iquare, litua ed II fad dlrict held
immediately uDder he lite IF The Comm III " cath
ny the .aid Proprietary; aud weniy lhouisnd dot
!arsiL ju gnehts, hoDds aDo notes genera iecus-
81 by moti gsge. for monies due he company
and generally The VIII eitate and eff c IS II the
laid proptie Dry, II osdes hnsy 10 cioie the con,
cerns thereof sad Lands beng ltuate as follows
10 wiz .--Atsut
1927 acres in Whitefed,
20 2 acres in Maia
$685. acres 10 Pa emo,
o. s acres in Patrick town and long pond fetIe-
meIt
29zs acres on the wenern fide of long pond fer
clement,
1856 acres in Patrick ,ewn,
25,o acres in Harlem,
ioe6 acres "a Fairfax,
1910 acres yellow lots 10 caiIed) lying partly IN
CLIFTON partly = Unity yc.
1900 acres twenty hveni'e poad
6644 acres Plymouth gore, eat Canaan,
Sf3 acses Madiion-42' 9 acres starks,
2547 acres iadulsry-39So acres Mercer,
AGO acres Rome--GO acres Uatesv..ie,
S3i acres kusufta--4o67 acres Canaan gore,
/ "a acres DearSorn--6oo acres 10 Belgrade,
800 acres in Win, hrop--s0 acies in Wa,ne,
4i9 aces IN Haiiowell,
5000 acres in Freedom,
1851 cheek lots 10 the fifteen mil -lots OF
the wen hde of Kennebeck river. lying
noriheriy of Belgrade and on both ldes Of
the great pond, according to plan made
by Charles Hayden and samI. Downing
Surveyors, an the year eighteen hundred
and fourteen.
Together WIN all the reiidue of the Lands be
long'ng TO The fad Proprietary wnereioever tua,e
of all which property pnn,ed and detailed fcheduie,
may De obtsined On application ar The office of the
Proprietary ~ Suffolk Buildings. Congsefs free
saiton, on the Mooday aud Thuriday of each
week prior TO the iae.
For the accommodation Of purchaiers, the lands
where it Is pfac uc4blc, will be fold by The Jingle
lot and terms of SAFE. which will be liberal will be
made kaown at the fate Aud ali perfons having
demands againit the said proprietors. are hereby
notified 10 preienl them for feuement
ARODi rHAYER. p Ctx
Boaon September a