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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08

Snakes a gentleman few days
since sporting upon the banks Of the
SchuyIkiil, below Philadelpnia, espied
large serpent, of the water species,
summing ilseii on he bank he loadee
MS piece, aud separated the body in
Two places. Upon examination, found
40 less IMAM 40 young ones in it, each
from 8 to 9 inches in length they are
now at Mr.. Peaie's museum. The mo.
Their was feet in length. SO large a
serpent has not been killed within he
same distance.oi Philadelphia g miles)
Tor several years p,st Phita6 na1rer
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08
m A MFETtNH
NOTICE.

49, NOilGE.
TINE Creditors of Iiabella Rofs and Of
Il William d. Rois, l,te of Alexandria.
deceafed, arc requefed to preient their
claims TO the iubfcriber on or before the
nth day of April next, or mich day a dic-
tribution win be made of tie eitate of the
fad liabella Refs, puriuant to her VIII ;
al all peiiohs indebted to her ehate, are
reiIeitsd to make immediate payment
ALEXANDER MOORE,
Admir-. with the win annexed OF riabella
Rofs, deceaied.
Oct. 49, a saw6w
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Council, Assem6i
UNITED sYA7'Es' BANK.

AT meeting OF the directors of this
institution, at Philadelphia, on MONDAY
last, WitLiam- Jones, Formerly secreta-
y OF the navy was duly elected presi-
dcni, and jonathan Smith, Esq. cashier.
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
FRIDAY, NovEMsEh 8, 1916.


jacob Morgan has been re.elected
President of the Fire Insurance Com
pany, and # C. Caxenoue chosen Di-
rector TO FIJI the vacancy.
J. B Nichols re-chosen Secretary,
James Keifch, Juy. has been elected
President OF the Bank OF Potomac, and
C.Benneff director, to fill the vacancy.
Charles Page reelected Cashier.
The Secretary Of War The Geor-
gia Chronicle mertions that Henry Gay
will succeed Mr. Crawford in the De-
parttnent of War. The Journal says
" We have reason to believe that he
has declined accepting it,"
Ney-Jersey Election follow
ing is the political result Of the election
in Eew-Jersey:
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From The National Inse!ligencrr.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-11-08

1t is said that marshal Savsry & Lal
inand had entered the service Of the
Oey Of AIgiers,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25

err and which would BY law be made to the said SUI
prene Judicial Court tnereoft shall be sufficient for
the Appellant to claim an appeal, without naming
or designating the Court appealed to; and such
appeal shall be entered at the supreme or Superior
Judicial Court, or highest Court of Law, to be
tabished by the government of the said new State,
which shall Grst thereafter be held within for tho
County ia which such action, cause or suit may be
depending. and shall there be heard tried and de-
termiued according to law Provided houerer, that
nothing contained 10 this section shall be urder-
stood or construed to control in any degree, the
right Of the people Of the said new state, or the
government thereof TO establish Judicial Courts in
such manner, and with such authority as they shall
see it to prevent the said people or their gov
ernuent from making any other provisions, pursu-
ant to their Constitution, respecting all the said
actions, SUITS processes, matters and things herein
as they shall think most proper,
70 pre-, INT the dscontauance thereof, and to avoid
any delay or failure OF Justice.
AMENDMENTS. e - ~ ,-
(lPTbe above bill was amended in the
House. One amendment provides, that Bov-
dem College shall receive its share OF the tax
ON banks, from the banks in the district. A
mother provides additionally for the due sad-
OF the laws respecting debtors,
creditors, &c. A third, that the declaration
oithe assent Of the People 10 become sepa-
rate State, shall only be in consequence Of as
certaining that fve asnths Of the voters have 50
expressed assent. These are the only NATE
nal amendments.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
MONTPELIER, VERMONT, JUNE II.
SNOIF .S2'ORM

Inc oldest Inhabitants in this vicinity do
NO, reeoliect to have experienced so extra
ordinary cold weather at this season OF the
year, as on The 6,h, 7th and 9th inst We
are informed that on the morning of the 9Th
me , 'n0S0 DRIFTS on many Of the adjscen,
',iis We're more than foot deep. Many
oheep have persisted with the cold the
o''as nave sough: shelter by Aging into
aouses' and great numbers have been feund
S &c IN the fields. Yesterday morning the
Frost was severe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
Legislature Of apassafbusrtts.
HOUSE OF REPaEsENTA7Iyss.

sATvRpAY,JUNE 5. The House con
Cured with the Senate in passing Resolve,
that the Legislature shall continue their SEES
sion in November next,untiI they shall have
completed the necessary business Of the
Commonwealth for the political year.
A bill to reduce the tax on Banks was
read second time. 1t vas advocated by
Messrs Dearborn, Tudor, Knapp, Lyman,
and Sturgis---and opposed by alessrs. Law
renee, Bacon, Smith, and K Whitman. MIR
Lawrence moved the postponement Of the
bill to the next session which was adopted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-06-25
SEPARATION or MAINE.

MONDAY, JUNE IL The following Bill from
the Senate, on This important subject. being III
order Of the day, was taken into consideration =
AM ACT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-19
Men, Fall e. Winter Goods.
NOW OPENING FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH HARROD,
Corne, Of Exchange and Middis-Slreei

Corne, Of Exchange and Niddte-Siresis,
CONSISTING Of bsa ven Of England Broad
~ Closhs-blsek, blue brown. Give, bottle and
mix'd iuper6ne and common ditso-iuper6ue and
low priced Cafimers, all colours--blue, olive,
brown and drsb Hunters Coths- Kesleys--DUf
flls--brown. olive, bottle, sinaamsn. fesrlet and
black mbasettes-BoGests-Fi Figured Petite Flan
nels- Peiife Cioths-oive, brown snd Brouxs
Queens Cloth cafe - Irifh Linnens- Linen
Csmbrics--4-4 aud Ga Cotton Cambrcs--Czm
brio Muhius--Figursd Muains--Cambric and
Common Dmoties-- Fannels and Bazes. 90 abort
ent--swanfkin-44 AID 4 Cinghsms-Fac.o-
ry Shirtiug and Sheetings-Bsitiih Cot ons-Toil
inett and Swanfdown Veftiugs--bIaek fix FIoren
tioe Vellins-Cantsn land Nankn Grapes, black
aud co on, ed-black aud white Italian Grape
Scotch and Tartan Plaids-3-4 4 46 4S4 Chntz
shavis-Scariet and Drab Caiimere shawls-Gik
ditto Imitation do.--b!ack and coloured Cambsics
-Isaian, Florence and India NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Flag, Tsill'd and epitsI6eld Handkerchiefs-G
tlsneu and Ladies black and white ELK Hole and
Cloves Ladies lead and ls,e Worried Hole
black and white dos and - CalicOes-F urni.
sures and Copper Piates- Gentlemen aud Ladies
Garnet, Leather aud Fur Socks--Cottoa Slacks-
Marking Cznvafs-India Calicoes, and Cottons--
Habit Bustoos and Trimmings an al
fortn,eut- black and olive Veivet-Imperial Cord
-Stockinetts-Worlled aud Lambs Wool Panta
loco Hole-Paotaioou Dsawers-l bale RuiiiA d.
apers- UMBRELLA Pine ottoR Bails. &c. &c.
The above viii be fold very cheap for CASH
only. Nos'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-19
Cheap Fall e Winter Goods
JUST REc,IvED AND ron SAL. By
ELIAS X Ei,SrH
No. !. MIDDLE SIRE

No. !, MIDDLE STREET,
CONSISTING of fuperine black, b'ue, olive
green and mixed bROAD-CLorHs-low
priced dl,.o-milled and Jingle CASSlMtRE5 Va
rious colors-Dufiis. Plains. Serges--b blue. olive,
green and drab Pehfe Cloths; Quescs Clo,h-
black, brown. olive, orange ein0amon, g,een and
red 5OMBAZsTTS--W, Bores--2 ba,es Fan
nel, very eheap-white aud colored Csmosics
Dimoties, mui aud ieao Mufns, nce-Forenees
Lultrings and Sarfnetts, black. olive green, pink
cinnamon. and other co!ors-4A 6 Z and Q 4 etc
CANT elk Sbawis, 4 Msrino and CAG mere do.
white, blark green and fcarist coors--7 8 and
4 imitation Patch do fheii & fancy Flair Comb,.
Bandoes-- Merino Trimmings, Scotch and Tartsn
Piads-green, orange and tesret 6eused Ratio
e,ts- s. 8, 10 & ia Rcfe Blsnkets--swan-
fkin, Bwsnfdown and Fancy Veit,Lgs Florenere
do ladies and gen,Iemes white. black and {. c
Worried HOSE adIees kid and ELK CLOVE,--
gentlemen's white kid aud 6lk Imperial, gilt
and maheman coat and veil BUrTON,-bell do.
black and drab fix VELvET-pautaooD Drawers
with and without feet Copper Plates INDIA CAL
icoss: GINCHAM,; flag and bandanna Elk
HANDktRCHiEPs-co madsais and pull
cat, do-lewing ilk, rwia Pint. Needles &c.
".ALso ON HAED.~.
AN extensive aGorment Of American manu-
faelured GOODS-amOng which are Tho follow
Jog -
4ooo ib. Warp Yarn, Nos from to 20
5000 yard. Bieached shirtinss and shee,ings
1000 do. unbieached shirtings
1900 do meetings
500 do shaker shirtings
200 doz Hair Combs
$40 M cut Tscks from l-2 to I6 OF
so do Brads do I-2 10 / } 2 inch
Red and cooperate Yarns tys
Bedtckings from 3(6 to SIC per yard
Rroadco.hs stripes and Cheeks
Prisft Cloaths Cotton Kerfeys
Sattiuetts Diapers Ga
Gnghams Threads
Cotton Balls.
Floor, Hearth. Head. Dun and Clothes BRUSHES.
~ Country Merchans may as uiuaI be accom-
modated with the above Goods on the moi reaion
able terms. for cath or approved credit.
Nov -. Hf1
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-19
SedsonDbie Goods,
Are just received and offered for sale by
JOHN l.. STOKER,

E- No. ], UNIOH KUN,
CONSISTING Of fuper6ns black. blue. brown,
~ coffee, bronze green. aud other colours Lon
don BROADCLO THIS; agseat variety of midi
ling add low priced ditto fuper6ne and common
black blue, miId. drah. and other colours Jingle
and double mild Ca1imeres; Cords black, white,
red. green and yellow Fiannels and Baiz IS 4.
81 and 4 ditto s~ankius plain. twilled. 6g
ufsd aod plaid Bombaseus; Wildbores Pantaloon
Drawers; avariery of veitings; cotton Haadker
chiefs; Elk and cotton ditto; Turkey red Baadan-
an; Imitation shawis; mourning ditto /; mix and
cation ditto an Allotment plain and twilI'd cot
ton Shawis; black and white Miliinettts black
blue. mixed, brown and Grab Stockiuguet,; 20, &C.,
and 80 inch Cotton Umbrellas; very foe gingham
ditto Cotton Lacesi Cambria Muaias; Braces /;
brown Liuens . variety OF plain aud tsmboured
nook, null ieno and other Fancy Mullins, chap !;
shsekd 2ripd and corded Cambrieks; leam
hon and colerain Shiriings; olive brown black,
ssown, and other colours Queens x Pelife Cioths |;
einbriek and common Pocket Handkerchief;
black aud coloursd Sinchaws Sarlnetts i; black,
white aud cooured Florence Silks tw,led ditto /;
Nanklu, Canton and ItaI,an Cap es; black G'k
nandkerchets; Forentine; Be- mbAzines; Rib
oons Furniiu res; ladies' black. white and fate
wofited Hole mems mix d. black and While ditto
VIZ Hole: meas worried and lambs wool Halt
mole; black and cooured Sewing Silk add Twiit;
nah Twin; Spttie6eid Handkerchief; Bandan-
"a eheckd fix, sod light and dark flag ditto
Linen Camoficks; Cotton Balls Hunter Clo,h;
Variety Of Calicoes and Cinghams; black. Ghite
eo eo'oured Cambrics Coalings; Duffils drab
Aaa Que Kerieys--I.insns large abort ment of
mems, womeni and children's beaver, hid and elk
~,.oves-rapes-plain and figured Rattiaetts-
o'ms'e'-lndia Cottons--swiiId add checked era.
=" : Reis B'auke,s-ImperiaI fix Buttoas green,
r $, fcarie', orange and grey figured PETITE
a aud black lace Yelling Factosy
sa'riog' Checks, and Observation-Disclosures
dngs, &c &c
~ The above freih Goods are offered At very
'sw prices for Cafh oniy.
g purchafers are RESPECTFULLY invited to calI.-<
Nov. n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-19

SahG mo .he enclosure OF the subscriber
o 's"e ,'me s"e latter part of September or FRS,
" oceober. dark brown or black COW,
s!e"s Old Last spring, with a leather strap
~ IVY "ee aeck, no nsus ON the strap. the own
- " requested 10 take her away.
JONATHAN HOBBS.
Falmouth, Nov. IL, 1876.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-19

Nathan & Isaac Winlow,
nFFER for faTe At their ffcre No. !. Exsbs.e.
~ Rev., JUN below me Hay Market
Winter and Summer TRAINED Speymaeeti
OIL,
by the cafk and retail Families who with can
have It p0e up 10 tin casiAers from to 10 gallons
each. = large aforment of trafs aud iapaued
LAMPS, pocket Lanterns &c.
Ahs, general afortment of
Groceries, Holl1s0 e Hard Ware,
among which are ben of German Mill SAW, snd
bea Of Engifh Anvis Vices aud shovels by the
dozen or hug!s, an sfTor,ment of cotton Faetofy
YARN from the mot approved factories.
20 Tons Of aAorted Ruiia, Sweden and EnsIlh
IRON.
1000 Lbs. Of Differed and Can STEEL, of fupe
riour quality fpike and nail Rode Plough mouds
aud Crow bars.
50 boxes spermacesi CANDLES.
$50 do mould & 6pt taliow do.
Hhds Mufcovado sUGAR
boxes Havana do
chefs ouchong TEA
caR. frefh smyrna RAJ ms
rs bbIs fupet 6ne frefh Flour
IS boxes 7 BY 9 e by 10 window GlaG
10 bbis prime PORK
coultant fupp'y Of AGO NAILS Of every Gzs
CA large afor,ment of Machine and
Hand CARDS, from JOHN WlNsLow
and Co.'S. approved factory.
- The above articles will be fold very low for
cath or approved credit.
Nov. l2. uf)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-19
-AMoKo WHICH AaR-

HIGH Ar
A great variety ofsILKs
viz.
BeA ,will'd Lavantines
Double & Jingle Florsu.
ces, plain and change
able coiours
Black India Siuchaws &
Sarinetts
Black, coloured & plaid
kalians
Coloured aOd plaid Can.
ton ELK
Pcngee Silks for Innings
tyc. &c.
Black ELK ve(line
Bea Nankin and Canton
Grapes
Black and white Italian
Grape
Colou ed Camhrics
Back white AID coIcured
fix Gloves
Beaver and kid Gloves
Silk & cotton Umbrella 4
beis gilt Coat aid Veil
Ruf,ons
Imperial fix Buttons
Olive. brown and green
Ribtonds,
Ga - and 8 4 light
& dark IMITATION
SHAWLS
Back Canton Hdkfs
Ben BAndannas < Chop
pa Romals
a great variety of cotton
American Bed Ticking
RuGa Diapers
Brown Holland
Black and white MiIlin-
Cotton Cambrics
Canbric Mullios
81 "a and 6 4 black
CAmbrics
Copperplates and Furni-
lures
Black and blue Italian
Sewing Silk
Black and aforted Can
ton do
Naukins
Buckeam
s 8 4. and 4 Pine
QuAiisy aod hoe Bad
il8s &c. &c.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-19
EEW MUSIC.

CAT Iron, HollosV Ware s5 Siey Bells.
STEPHEN FAIRBANKS,
Ne 4, Vsioa Shsa-B0S7ON
LAS for fale At the former prices, coUflant
Il fuppy Of
Cast Iron Hcilou Ware,
Of hyperion quaisy --Ako ON hand At exceeding
low prices. 900 dez SLRY BELLS, aGored--so-
pe,her with compete al ,rtmens Of
HARD WARE GUODS,
which are offered on favourable terms.
Boftou, MOVIE 6v
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-19

Dsa fuper6ne black,
blue, brown, cinnamon,
dive h mi1'd BRO AID
CLOTHS
conmoa aod low priced
ditto
"A douSle mild black,
line, and mix'd CAS-
SIMERES
D,,ek, blue miz'dbrowu.
dive sad drAb AagIs
mind CaGmeres
Blue, brown aud green
HUNTERS CLOTHS
QUEENS CLOTHS
Back, brown, olive,
olive green, cionamon
and bottle green Pr
LlSSE CLOTHS
A large afortment Of
slain K twill.d bonn
9AZETTS, of all col
ouia very low
Scoich Pads
Plaid Bombsx.tts
.Rs.iiustts-Wiibores
figured Pel:fe Flannels
Blesins Toiiine. and
common SwanidoWn
vEol mos
White,red. yellow, green
4 black ELANNELY
1sai 1ia
Du6ls and Coatings
DOekinss-twill'd fian.
nels
Amer. SATTlNETT3
DerIin Cords
Devon fhire Keriey
csefntey Frocks
Panialoon Drawers
Mems black, white and
nis'd Worried Hole
Half Hofe
Womens fate, black and
white ditto
knit worried Caps
Dlsek and csl'd Bonn
baziae
"a Irih LINEN
SHERTINU
Anerican water loom
Shir,iDss & sheesings
pssen. 0eam loom ohir.
siass
Fac add common Cali
5 1 Rnelih Cinghams
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-19
Mem e Seasonabie Goods.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
rJAvE received large aud ez,enfve aGormeu,
Hof
ENGLISH, INDIA, AND FRENCH

az UUCDO, cfU
,a,ed to the prelent and approaching feafon: Z
sr,st paft of which were purchaied At late Auc-
,;ops in Bottom. and will be fold very low.
-anoNc WHICH Ar
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1816-11-19

On the Reply Of the Convention by their Com
m,nee, to The Protes. Of Members Of aae MI
nority against the .accep'ance efme Report.
TcoScLUpEp FROM OUR LAsrl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-30
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE.
aIarc5i3.

Friday, IHarch %.
Mr.. Horsey. from a select committee,
reported bill to "provide more cfftc
;ually for the payment Of shecie by the
several banks within the District of Column
bia''
This bill provides that if any Bank or
Banking Company in the District of CO.
lumbia shall refuse, after the first day of
January next, to pay its notes or checks
with specie. by summary process, Judgment
and execution may be obtained against
them by the holder, with Il per cent. IN
terest from the time of such failure or re-
fusal to pay such notes in specie, &c. BIT
this remedy shall not be used by any Bank
or Bank Agent, as a remedy against ano-
Their Bank
MIR. FRoMENTIN, from a select COM
mittee reported a bill providing for
The increase of the salaries of the of
fcers of government therein mention
ed.''
This bill provides 10 increase the sala-
ries OF all the principal officers Of the
government, Supreme Court and District
Judges included, as also the territorial Off
Gers at AN average rate of increase Of a
bout fifty per cent. not on their present a
mounts, but on the rate at which they
we're fixed 70hen The government first
zUeat into ohcratioH. Thus, the Secretary
of State is now 60 receive 5000 instead Of
5000 annually the Chief Justice the same !;
Foreign Ministers 12,O 600 instead Of 1000,
&c.1
MIR. Campbell. from the financial COM
mittee, reported the BANK BILL with
out amendment 1t was made the order of
tho day for Monday.
Tuesday, March %.
Mr.. Barbour presented the memorial of
| the superintendants Of the manuf ctofies
VI arms Of the u. States at Harper's Fer
ry, &c. praying for an increase OF their
| compe nsation.-ReGerred to the Military
committee.
The Senate then proceeded to the order
of the day. being
THE NATIONAL BANK BILL.
The bill from the House of Representa-
| tivcs to incorporate the subscribers to the
| Bank Of the United States, was taken up
| As in committee Of the whole. The first
section having been read
| Mr. Campbell stated, as chairman Of the
committee OF Finance, that whilst this bill
was before that committee. amendments
| had been proposed to IL, but, tho a majo.
1 rity Of the com,nittee had been Of opinior
that the bill required amendment, as they
did not entirely concur IS to the nature o
the amendments, they had determined e
! report the bill without amendment. BC
was one, he said, who considered the oil
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-30
For sA,E

a TRACT OF LAM, u-,r t,e town Of War
= ren, on James i,iver, e,loian, the lands al
roN' Nieno'as and John iisrri., Esg containing $50
acres, we'll mprove,i, wi,i, l.r.e ana cno,nodios
dwelling house a-d Offices 90 5rio> a good srst mi,
TOR corn and plaster % f.r.s snd With sufficient
barns and stables for esery kiai 81 stock The
land IS OF first rate quality ;u.d h.s been kept in
neart by the liberal To- Of Plaster ard Clover
The barn is distant from Ia. ,pt.a =; Warren one
mde and half aud there arr two manufacturing
rills within three miles OF r--it IS believed that
uis iarm combines as many advantages Us any tract
OF high land IN the state
Also, a tract OF 1908 acres, ncac the former, as
Convenient 20 the riTer ard o excelct q,aii,y, that
has been much Improved by clover and niaiste,, tn
whichit IS well adaptei-lhese .an.ls viii b. shewn
by the subscriber, living % ;be aresniscs and t~rc,s
n'ade known 10y him, % ~ thonss Ia, io~ ri ifch-
nlond. iDigN rA-f-i'rPSf1N
Feb o. az =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-03-30

VALUABLE LANDS-fof' SIC
L L Public Auction, on Monday, 18th day of A.
- pri next, at the office of heron, SintOn * Co
IN the city OF Richmond, the following Lands will
be exposed to sale, viz;
GltEENSPRiNG, The residence of tie late
William Lndwell Lee, Esq. containing q 934J acr es
situated in James City county, about six miles from
thc Cuy OF Williamsburg, about tilty-three miles
trem this City, and about IL hours sail lrOm Nor
tolk, and binding considerable distance on James
River, little above James Town. \ great part OF
this tract is heavily tmbcred with oak cyprus pine
and ether valuable grow:hs, which may be water
borne from the shore The woodlands present an
object OF great importance and particularly in rea-
ton 10 ship timber, its vicinity to the contemplated
Naval Arsenal at York Town, and the ease with
which 1t can he transported to any market. 4 saw
Dil was erected the land By the late proprietor
" may be resumed to great advantage in the manu-
facture OF plank and scantling for this market alone
considerable part is low ground suitable for inca
dow. The Powhatan Swamp IS estimated 10 con-
tain upwards of 200 acres heavily timberct, prn.
eipaly with cyprus FROM which an immense guam
thy OF shingles could be procured, AID OF aexhaust.
ible fert!ity-the higher lands are generally in good
heart and improbable. The buildings and other
improvements constitute another important item in
its value, and although Of late years much neglected
can be easily restored 10 what it formerly was an
elegant establishment. The inaRsion and its wings
are OF brick, constructed by the late proprietor in
very handsome style and the grounds tasefulIy ar
ranged. The situation as healthy any IN the low
or country. The orchards are extensive and of
choice fruits. The water excellent and abundant
the woodlands abound with deer. Fish, and Wild
fowl can be had with convenience.
Also at the SAME time aud place, will he sold
small Tract adjoining called the Mair, containing
500 Acres, more than half OF which is in wood.
The quality ofthis Land s'fiue in bends also on
James River adjoining Mr.. Ambler's Land.
The buildings are convenient & suitable. The q
bOve Lands will he sold on = credit Of years equal
payments for approved endorsed NOES, negotiable
and payable at either Of tie incorporated Banks in
this City,--Tsose contemplating a purchase, can
see the lands by applying to Edmund Christian,
Esq Williamsburg A plat copied from late sur
vey, may be seen at the Merchants Coffee-House
IN this city Possession OF Greenspring may be
had Immediately after the sale, By order Of the pro-
prietor.
THOMAS TAYLOR.
March O. tO0-fis
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