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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02

Lees Infalli5e .fgue and Fsuer Drops.
For the care Of agues, remittent, and
feyers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02

sa;n remedy Known, and has restcEed
% health and streagth 4 great number.
when in az advanced stage Of this fatal
complaint. Particular and PLAIN instruc--
tons are given fer every part Of the me-
cessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine
with eagerness; having pleasing appear
ance, and an agreeable taste.
Hamiltsn's Essence and EStrGct Of
Mustard.
A safe and effectual remedy for acute
and chrenic rheumatism, govt asthmatlc
govt, palsy, lunbagoo, numbness, white
swellings, chilblains, sprains, bruises, pain
in the face and neck, etc.
The Genuine PersiaR Lotion.
So celebrated among the fashionable
throughout Europe, is an invaluable cos
metic, perfectly innocent and safe, free
from corrosive and repeilant minerals,
1.-THE basis Of other lotisnsl and OF un-
parallel efficacy in removing biemishes
OF the face and skin, freckles, pimples.
inflamatory redness, scurfs, letters, ring
worms, sunburns, prickly heat, &c. The
Rerslal Lotion operates mildly, without
impeding the natural. insensible pesspira-
lion, which is essential to health. yet its
effects are speedy and permanent, rem
dering the skin delicately soft and smooth
and improving the complexion.
The Restorative Poscder for ti't
teeth aud Gums.
This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves the
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
whitens the teeth, by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails to IN.
lure and finally ruin them.
Ha,gilton's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended as an invaluable me
dicine for the speedy relief and Perman'
ent cure of the various complaints result
ing from dissiPated pleasures, juvenile
.indiscretions, residence in climates un'
favourable to the constitution, the inmo'
|derate use of tea, frequent mo zicatlor
s5r any other destructive inteMperance
the unskilful or excessive use OF mercu'
nv, the diseases peculiar to females at
certain period of life, bad lyings in, &c
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02
HAMILToN,s ELIXIR.

ssrereign remedy for Colds, OBSTINATE
Coughs, .asthsas, sore tkroats, and
approaching Consumptions, and most
disorders Of the breast and lungs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02
November Is
Notice.

THE subscribers having formed part
nership, viii transact business at the
stand lately occupied by Thomas Srann
where they offer for sale considerable
of
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02
II. Swami, jun.
Edward Swami.

r All WIS have claims against the
firm of Thomas Swami and Co. Il Tho.
mas Swan, jun. will be settled with by
application to the subscribers and those
indebted to the said firm, and Thanias
Swami, jun. will make payment to
who are fully authorized to settle the
same.
II. Swami,
Edward Swami.
n Orfnhar Qc
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02
Sep. Is
NOTICE.

THE subscribers, under the Firm Of
JOHN JACKSON q Co. tender their
services to their frien,ls and the pubic
as Auctioneers, with assurances that ne
utmost promptness may be calculated H
n all business confided to Their ma
nagement.
JOHN JACKSON,
L. w. SP0FFARn
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02
Toofhe .ache Drops.

The only remedy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02
KuI,n's genuine Eye Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF
the eyes, whether the effect Of natural
weakness or of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02
October 25
FAN Fashions Of Mlllenery.

Mrs. MOONEY respectfully mSoFn'
the Ladies, that her Fall FASHIONS az
just opened. for sale. a.,
She has also received 50 dozen 'aue'
Straw Bonnets, which are oiie'ea ",
sale at a reduced price, by the a'1'n
or single one -,
November IS aSw
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November 81

Caldwell and jgckson |
Offer le,c, for Cash, at their SIM
Corner Prince l. Union streets.
8 pipes old l. P Madeira wine
8 quarter casks old port ith
9 pipes 9 years old dry Lisbon ah
90 dozen old port 10 bottles
6 puncheons Sd and 4th proof rum
8 ditto cherry bounce
4 hogsheads sugar
90 barrels ditto
4 hogsheads molasses
10 kegs best chew ng tobacco
1000 W.T. soal leather
SO sides upper ditto
200 sacks ground alum salt
SO ditto fine Liverpool do
500 bushels st, Ubes do
8 tons shot, different sizes
Powder in csnnis.ers akeg
ZUU demU0nnS
so gin Cases
6 boxes fresh sweet oil
so thousand segars
1000 cwt seine Irvine
Quart, pint, half pint decantes and
tumblers; mould and dipped candles Of
different sizes-with a general assert.
ment of groceries.
7 November 4
Dissolution Of Partnership
THE co-partnershIp of Richard slsde
& co. was dissolved by mutual consent
|oH the 21st inst.
The business will be in future condue,
ted by Richard Slade, the only remain
ing partner of the late firm, he having
purchased the entire interest of the whole
concern.
JAS. ANDERSON.
RCD. SLADE.
Qan OK
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02
FOR BOSTON,

Eks The brig Criterion, Capt
SNgEFSs Holmes, is nearly loaded
81 viii sail ON Sunday, and take
200 barrels on freight il eher'
j immediately. Apply as above.
s November !
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-12-02

FOR Boston,
sSE The schooner .New Packet
.ksIsaac Berry, master will be rea
dy in few days to receive q freight
which will be taken low.
Apply to
Lawrason & Fowle,
Who hape for Sale,
Said schooner's Cargo OF
120 tons French Plaster
10 barrels tanners Oil
10 barrels New England Rum.
October so
TO RENT,
The Store between Messrs Patons &
butchers aud the subscribers, lately &C.
cupled by Messrs. Cary Bronaugh u Go
Possession may be had Immediately. Fol-
terms app to
Vaudeville 8 Larnour.
Nov 25
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Removal.
JOHN JON " S r @ ",

Has removed his Hardware Store tt
the corner of Pitt and King streets, op
posite the Washington Tavern, where he
is now opening, tor sale, an extensive as
sortment of
Hardlcare. Cutlery, and Fancy
articles.
Received per brig Thomas. and ship
General Smith. All Of which will be
sold on tho most accommodating terms.
September so deteo
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November IS
EnR. NEW.YORk,

FOB NEW-Y0Rk,
xxS The fine new schooner o'g Ea',
$50 Capt. Anderson; curth i,s,ns ,Is,
go barrels; will meet sI'h l'""'F @
and take freight lo"'
which, or passage, apply to
Barnewall and PoP'Ia'li
November 25
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JAMES KENNEDY5
SON,

sesxszxLERs, KING s1RER4
nave lust received from LEES PA
TENT MEDICINE Stere, Ne. 40 s
Maiden Lane. ". York.
a FRESH SUPPLY
OF the following genuine Medicines.
For the prerention an1 cxre ct BIZ
lioss and Malignant Fsgers. g
recommended
Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills.
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Octnber 2S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13

Ther aggregate value is. fer 1905, Si,f55 ,ooo--
1901, i,Soo. ooo-lSo5, ill ,5oo--lSo6 o74 900
---lS7, 3,oS6,ooo-lS0S, 9GS, nco-1So9, ,SiI 900
---lSio, 9,l69,oco-ISii, 9, SG6,oOo--ISi2, ,657
o0o--lSi5, /, loi, ooO---l314, age 600.
Congress have been guilty OF IA omission on this
subject, which ought 10 be Immediately corrected.
When duty was formerly laid upon IMPORTED salt.
a ootuHy was allowed OIL ''eap0rfsd sdt broUisions
an iieu of dazy5acr OF the duties on the salt en-
pioyed III using the same" in the same mauner AZ
The bounty was laid te export of sailed fish, ia
cu o! drawback of the duty paid on the SILT used
in Pe%ling the same. When the duty on salt ceased
Ia Jannary 1895 the bounty OH salt provisions sh
by the same Act, ceased also. la 1915 however,
te duty on salt re,. ii, and the same act re-
vNeu the bounty sit-ish, with this pr0yise, that
no bounty was 10 be all wed in any case, except
where the fish had been whcily cured with foreio,l
salt, and Ola which duty Shall have been secured
ana paid" The bounty, however, is confined to
.fS; and IS not extended, it used TO br to SAT-
P''ooiS!oRS. The present duty salt is % cents
per bushels weighing so ,bs--the b1uHty on q bar
rel Of salt fish, is also 90 cents. We had no idea
oat i; omission of saited provisions had hecn dis
covered and corrected by the ls.t Congress-when
To our astonIshment, nappears that lao change was
made III the matter-the Tariff bill merely proyi
uing, that the duty tie tonnage of vessels and
TIE 6oAnTtes, advances and drawbacks ia the case
OF et parting picksd FISH, Of the fisheries of the u 5
aud IN the case Ofsugar refined within the e. States.
shh II be and continue the same as the eristi5i h-g
PTorffes'--that is, not extended 10 salt provisions
] rms regulation ought. however, to be corrected
- hy net encourage grazing rs well as fishing Why
not take oil the duty sGH, whether used for pro-
VISIONS or for fish !lt operates against the RAISING
OF catttethc exporter will give less fer a barI.I
at pork because he can get less, by the amount of
The duty OF salt. la foreign markets. the competi-
ton with those nations which do not pursue the
same regulation Nth ourselves, must be ssai,.st Us.
And the loss falls chiefly on the asricuItu.ist.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13
(From John Scots Paris rcyisited.)
TIE WELLINGTON TREE.

81. Jean, the road Immediately rises NJ, the hack
" tie ridge; the height and IN the front Of which.
my formed in line. = he cavalry. al the begin
Of the batIe posted the st. Jean side the
encne. The ascent easy Jon reach the TOP uncxpcc
ftdly the whole field OF Battle is gu n once ir The
n.y. Iissudtn burst hes the effect Ola shock and few
icte found put any question for The first five ini-
The point from whence this complete view OF die
scene, 50 otnn pcnrd imagination first presents itself
one Of e most interesting that ltncuucs. II Tie
nit Of the ridge close TO the rOau which hangs ava
picturesque tree. wa few Struggling branches prOe etn;
iurfpcsque shapes from IFS ragged trunk. The BritiIi
.! about mile and three quarters aloIg the top
cOntnucdIne ofgcntle tmmenres, Immediately confronted
by very similar heights. distant from ato ihreequarterso
mte, along winch tie French army posted. The
mediate plain and the pfOir ridge, form the field
81 battle. Ihe tee already mentioned fxtd the bank
ihOye the high road from Brss Charcru denotes the
ttn near il the greater part Of cdly, goes by the
90 the" W,lngtUn Tree" fund IL much siattercd with
Jais, both grape and msket all Of which had pick
al by visitors. Its branches ard trunk were tcrtil,
snered. II still rctaineth however. the vitality of IL.
g1wth and viii. probably for future wears DC the
tfisauttug syn Ga our children and Ciidrcns cl-
is theatre % thcr anc'storss dteds. We who dt
f..s thc1, ru1t Join those whose s commemorate
other generations will have heir curiosity excited only
g. E!!ov where al human interests but this
cable viii remain long survivor Orte grand battle
~ Hachii slight sun rcr-a monument Of its CIR
conspicuous mink " denote aud 10 impress
nl hoax rising over the graves Of 81 many gallant men,
hI dropped under what ~ witstnJ, struck csuyev
pr ysug rcpruacl u fic weakness of orr srcie Az
tD,ife s wiihcrr unrr its sh'de the hs,s ~ a5ti.
d. prayer Of Affections e strength Offle brave sr'd
th ski ~ talent. lc alOrvc beneath ITS hsuca yet "a
VIII conGnu 10 rut forth ITS lclve' 10 the spdngto break
the Oiuhs ofnrnnani go srstiiiiihf oC Wincr--to
otrrl1ug ding crops, overtime the thinning
ranks Of ami, $50 Shelter al ttti whose notes .s echo
fon I'D 'iok under tie thundcri'g tramp q charging
sqiad .onf
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Uest Chester, { Pen. July 8.
THE PlrILEss sTopu

On t'e ir day afternoon West Chester and its vicinity
~rre r' With violent ii,der g,rststorrent5
81! ram i and pretty generally large hqi fortunately the
ia a" nail was mOnentary Iron it, SIZE the dc-
irue''e effects might have been appreended we have
heard of no material Injury having been received any Of
or H,ois several panes of glass bro in the
iarst new store heust, Belonging TO Ezra Cope, i.
place. Here We w.h could stop without putting the
crtd5iy OF the remainder of 10 The ttst =
intelmiUgtd w the hail in the yard OF Col Mcclellan of
t.Gs place there fell considerable number of STONES
fon the size of walnut the size of tie of ones fin
81 From superficial observation of these stones they an
pear OF them 10 he what mineraloys would call td
. and some OF tlen quartz ahfc 2ali That stones
of The above SIZE qualities descended with the
yard of Col Mcclellan. have his and his Ia,y asSeyel.
ton for testimonies at Will be received With the utmo.t
respect by all who knew them, ty both appear posi-
tive the fact any doubts upon subject
from eir minds they had the picked up they
III before cy haJbecOne quiesCent from IL IL ll. The
'G :rI granger, tlcrs Of tine above quality Of
stnns within several miles Of West Chester.
Those wl,O receive with SCceficq dsrH the relation Of
any viii find thar tie historic page
Io altogether barren Of incidents file Lind Just
bten pcnIirg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13

he above value only includes that exported in
its state"
The exports for the years 1915 and 'l6 are not
before us hut they have been very considerable
AS, much oi the tobacco accumulated during the
years oil war, has been added t. the immediate pro.
duce OF those years.
The prices, too, obtained during the last and
present year, have been such rs To astonis, every
dealer. Tobacco has been actually sold for $40
per cwt. The price is now lower--though
stiii more than twice as great the average pr-
ccs.
MIR. Pitkin states, " that " the quantity exported
since 1871 has not exceeded it it has eqral,ed the.
quantity exported from 1861 to I775; although,
with Other articles, it has increased in price,
FROM iSu2 to 1907 (pre'ous to the restrictions
on commorc') the average annual value was about
SIX millions of dollars AS to the dininution
OF the quantity, it Mr.. T. counts by the ,i,nbe, of
"ssi,Sa'is, he ossht 10 have regard to their
zTe'shf. Though it be true, that Tor the last few
years, the hogsiesI las grown smaller falling on
an average about ewt. yet we suspect il was
larger a few years ago than il was in rs. This
matter, however, is not stated with any decree of
confidence.
Most OF cur tobacco is shipped to Great Britain.
hoiland, France, aud the North ot Europe Great
britain receives the most yet consumes but a
small proportion of her receipts-the most of il
being trans-shipped to various ports of the cont
nent.
Va
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and tAe piSogh. The irst settlers lheitd .he,,
tents ON The banks o.rNers but hot clamped and
cofhuod by wait OF room, they were not ncc.ss,-
tel to turn ther views TO Manufacture s-uore land
YVES stil accessible To the west-nore peorle pusi,-
-, tor~arcs ia dat direetiOn-a that HEY had to
do, was 10 buy Ca conquer ,her se lemeuts iron, the
iuce Indian. The tide OF emigration still relied
"estYard-r.ver after river was crossed, s, r.ouu-
tam was scaled after mountain. Wherever the
white man went, The torestvsnssd, the cabin rc..,
It's humble head, and agriculture Appealed viii,
her tools and productions.
This lhe, too, has charms Gifts own. Health anf,
Independence are l,er landmarks and the sent.
ment seems not less stiik,ag than true tina, the.
people OF The eoantry ''are the c!Usva people al
Goal"
The American farmer haa not only produce =.
nough Tor has own consumption, but a surplus 90
exchange Tor the manufactures Of other countries
rev fabrics hourisned among theta, excep, those
houschold suss whieh wrought it. eyc,y country
tie scene IS now, indeed, changed. As Land is
aeaier, the profits oi working il are comparatively
less--we have not only less valuable surp,As 20
exchange Tor manufactures, but We have motv cap
iai and population to devote 10 manufacturing ior
ourselves. Manufactures axe, therefore, creeping
along but, still, the principal productions Of our
country, are the Fl uiis OF acrruitnre-our prucps,
exports, the productions Oh our soil.
1 hese have been arranged into five classes:
ist Those which constitute vegetable food :,
such as wheat, fosr. rice, luLian e.rn, rye, peas,
Deans, potatoes. Sc.
Cd. The product of aniuiss, beef tallow, hides
butter and cheese. pork and lad. or the animals
themselves, as live cattiv, horses, mules sheep,
sc.
Sd. Tobacco.
4ih. Cotton.
Sth. Others Of minor Importance, as indigo, FAX
seed, wax, &c"
LIST. UheGt--was brought here by the first set
tlers. and has never been lost sight Of "a For long
Tune lsays MIR Pitkin,) it has aeen the STAPLE of
me- made stateS, and formerly produced Ia
great abundance IN the Eastern States. Fer some
Years past, however, the growth OF wheat in ~ En-
s'su, has, III great degree, failed. The states of
"ary'snd and Virginia have, lstg since, exchanged
part ot their to60cco iasds tor wheat; aud lately, in
the nore southern states, the cultivation OF whea;
has been substituted for csttor. Wheat and anur
! have always constituted a large proportion Of The
exports OF this country
Wheat was once principally sipped--but the
bnlI which 1t fliet the consequent te.b it incur
red, and the risk o spomg 1t. have led 10 the man
featuring of it Into four-n this shape it isnow more
generally exported.
The quantity we exported since 1902, has thus
lppn &c fit,,af tod
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500 REWARD
AN-AWA Y from the subscribcr's plantation,
{ IN hentico county, called Brockfe!d, in the
early part of last month, negro man samed Jacob.
shout i've feet high, rather stout made, stoops a
little IA h's shoulders, has very bad countenance
and down look when spoken to, turns out his toes
when walking he is about twenty Eight or thirty
years old.
1 pHrcnassd him ot William Fletcher in tie year
1911 understand he was raised By Cant ne
Iekiah Henly. IN the upper egd of Henrico county,
IN whose ne'ehborhGod he has mother, where it IS
probable he is now lurking. will give the above
reward to any person who will deliver the said ne
gro man to me, IN this place, to my overseer at
the aJoYe-naHed plantation.
BEN. SHEPPARD.
Richmond June I. wGw
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DnAGON !AND rnr SAFE.

DRAGON LAND rnn SALE.
AS Tu.L he oil, red Ton sa.e, 10 l.e h,ehe., ,;g.r
~ at N;iidie.eN coort-honse, on Momds,, gsi
Jul, next, being NMdesex ecur, day. ,hrse sui,
pieces OF Dissvn Swamp Laud One piee. OF 81
aetes, scinS rart Of the Laud lora.eriv Il. lc,,p
ing TO Cot. Thomes kesne, deed. OF N:i,dIe,c-
Count. one other piece. OF 5 acres a,,i,,;,;n, d.,
Lands CT Cspt. Churchill B,akey, t.cI. VI san,
county one other piece, OF 10 az L. acres. a,,i,n-
Ins Tue lands OF MIR. Garrett, o. King a C,.eu cow
ty and also, Small interest IL, liz. nil. c.,,.,
belonging TO Col. Jehn George, deed OF ..ddiesex
county
deem It unnecessary to say any thins resr.ct.
ing t'e LardS, as 1t IS presumed that any p.r..n
Tor themselves SNNSe
Az the right and title tina, John Cusres. ,ec,s
oil MhdieseN County had in said iaads anJ nil
viii be made to the purchaser
Mr- Neiso" Muse will shew the above lands to
any persons wishing to purchase The terms viii
be made known on the Jay OF sale ~
ROBERT QUARLES.
June 90 , &c a.
rLAfiNI-CAitD MANUFACTOEY-
NO. Us, Soh9h Ffotn Street, I.hiladelb,aa.
JAMES Y. HUMPHREYS. successo-
eb TO Thomas De Silver, manufactures and has NOW ry
B ssics nHs o' so oarap prices
Eases large and small patent and ,opperplae wit, gold
eises, ana white and spotted backs
Harry s.with Whit and spotted backs
Bro9li, with 90. do. do.
cominon Highandersa 10 so. and 10 dolls per rroce
French and SPANISH. with white and spotted backs
Blank Cards. for Printersuse
10. DO with Fancy borders of every color
Soi edged and embossed visiting and blank cards
Marhsd and Fancy PaperS-.ud general assortment NJ
Paper and Stationary. Va
Orders will be executednn liberal terms and oc very spr
.gbiI 81. 1iieu
cert me, me f Into OF he Charleston Carrier requested to in
4.
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CBostoa Pufer.
OH r. FORGET ME,
IN ANSWER no FARE the WELL.

ANSWER TO FARE THE WELL,
Oh for.,, me and forget
The hrightnoss Of our morning gean,
OF in,eaim nope. Which ii,ges vet
The memory Of that fa,thlcss dream.
oh forget nie--vhether thou sail
Lonely an the .f.sa.an sea.
List TO tie wilderins Arabs tale,
Orrungcin nights Ut revelry.
For thce-whoSe stirring soul NAV rush
Where JOY spreads forth her tr,acllerous charm
Ep'i In ty towering pride crush
1 he serpcnt's head of ear,h's poor harm
u passion Win thee to her gusts,
Lee not thy thoughts 10 home b. turnr,i-
Bear not i,a; ',0s.btn,. heart which bursts
% think Of peace despis.d and spurici.
Oh u.sn forget me--and f,i;,e,
plne', from Thy breast tbs ranking smart,
Unchecked Ivy shame, Gnaw dhy crime,
Cling 20 some warm ana kindlier heart.
Forme enough those sunny hours
The herads Of tlns night OF woe--
" iiich led mt blind DER paths OF flowers
Breathing all sweets OF bliss below
Though, like the ,iolets of the spring,
They opened TO the H. ,lit ard died.
Though far they fled, or stariled wing.
When love sirunk bae!, irum injured pride;
S'ili we're they sweetest, happiest. best,
That hope eer iormeiin fancy train,
The visions of that endless rest,
When truth ana 10! unite again.
Tnt oh forget me It'll that hour
When ali Eight worldly dreams shall fiv.
Nhen fame, and wealth, and rank. al.,, power.
nd even genius hmmblet lie
Then, II one stormy thought gush in
.f iost affection still may live
Believe that torn hearts, purged from sin,
May meet TO l0yc-aId 10 foIgtse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-13

LAND FOR SALE.
n SllE Subscriber wi5Iles To sell the T'rocf of
LHND, whereon he restless, in the county Of
Halifax. on Pefecdt Greek, within four miles of
Meadsglllc, on Banister River it contains about
$50 acres go of wlicl, is cleared, and IN an ee
gant state N cultivation Cor crop of any d. scrinti
on about 20 acres of prime ow-ground-, two
thirds 81 which has been recently ditched and
cleared and IT 50 1t present in tobacco the houses
are convenient, and mostly new; toIcrably good
distillery, aud lcrr most { ;elient stills, one Of
which operates witt tube which enables tito do
double work with great ease. To those who have
heard The chsaeterot the PoIecst lands it is use
Tess 10 saT snv dung in eoamcGda,ion and those
who hive net, II prcaumed, vii enquire of 9TH
cts.
The terms viii he liberal, as ts TIE price and rs
10 pay'D ut. yoin.- negroes viii be received at va
ln'iion' should TIE pnrcbaserpreserit It, to payment
IN moneY.
Should application be made in thc absence oEthe
snh.cr'cr, apriv ia William ". Wamack. or
William Cole, Irving near the premises
BEN GRLEY HUGHES.
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