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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
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GAZETTE 49, News.
PORT OF PORTL md.

Entrances and Ciearances at the Custom House
May 81, arrived lloop Union. PoIleys fr ON
Lubbock iloop Liberty, Moody, from Halloweii--
28th. locP Commerce Smith from Penob(coi
brig Gratitude, Drinkwater, l9 days from Havana
with 2i2 hhds Molsdes, TO r. & Is. Coab-29th
lchr Roliey, Lunt from Bolton with F,cur--soth
Schr Arctas Prince from 81. Andr ews-3lit ihip
PriHcefs, Charlotte, Iamb, 50 day. from London
IN ballat TO Capt Arthur Mcclellan Anop Pref
dent, York from Lubbock, with paiter--ichr Ira
der, Freeman GO days from Martnco, with Mo
!aass to B & Knight
June I, ar Aoop William, Stamford, from Bot
ton Aoop Mehenger, Lowell from sofioop
Caty Ann, Blanchard from do.-fchr Defpatch
Sawyer, from Bath with . cargo of lumber noop
Native, Sawyer Bottom
Foreign CIeera.eef May 81, cleared fchr Della
ware Moody, for Esliport--May 20. fhip Fiber
ames l. Lewis for the lie of France May
80, fchr Favourite, Shaw, for ronduras---brig
Venus Burnham, for the Wei ladies',
Coserpns MAY 70 loop Commerce. Saith. fOl
Caltins.
SHIPPING MEMORANDA.
AT Fort Royal May 8. Left the briggs Nancy
Ballard, of Hslloweil, IN IS days-Union Lincoln
Wiscafet, 20 Planter Lane 10 flip Mary.
Ann, Prince from Portland juft ar
Ar havana May =, brig Gator OF portland, foi
Philadelphia 10 days; --, Mclntre. 2S fr
Warren--4chr. Rosannah, Downs, fr Caffine. juf
ar.
The Bfith brig Commerce, Roberts from
Kineltoa lam houcd TO New.Yofk with rum lu
gar and coffee, was caif away Portimouth beach
| N c on the Cd May vefTs and all the cargo ex
| cept So pancheonsrum iol-crew faved. A Aoor
belonging TO an eaffern port, was caa away ths
fame time. near New River--no perfon on board
| fuppofed all hands had periihed.
AT St Jago 9Th ina Argo. of Portland, for Ha
vana next day.
Ar Bafeterre. 1T inst brig Favorite, Merrill
from Kennebunk julf ar.
Brig Liberty Wadlin, of Kennebunk uncertain
was ar Port au Prince Sd ina
AT Trinity, III inii floop Fox Thomas, loading
for Boffon-lchr Trader, Portland, 5 days-brig
Rover, Eaton of Kennebunk for Bottom in is
Brig Albert, Keating, of Portland for Gibraltar,
failed from N. Orleans May
Nsy York May 25-Arrived Mary Fiber, OF
Northyarmouth.
Mo, s7-Arrived briggs Helper, Mafon N Or
leans rs, baliEe, 10 (paGengers Mr. Bu,msn and
lady of Portand) fchrs I.ucreta, Leavitt, scarbo-
rougb, Me-; Prince and Groves. Allen, Sedgwick,
Me. Packet Olcar, Crawford, Bath.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
@ortCa1,S.
Tuesday, June 3, 1877.

!. Since cur last the British Ship Princes:
Charlotte, Capt. Lamb, has arrived at this
port in 80 days from London. Capt. L. in.
forms US that he brought no news, nor any
other papers than such as was directed to In
telligenoe Offices at the southwark. He says
provisions of all kinds was plenty n England.
On Tuesday lat the law term of the Sl-
preme Judicial Court for the Counties of Cum
berland and Oxford was opened in this town,
and for the first time holden in the elegant and
commodious edifce lately erected Tor the ac-
commodation of the Courts, and TO contain the
hre-proof apartments for the county Offices
and records. The Court was composed OF
Hon. Chief Justice PARKER, Judges THAcH-
ER, PUTNAM, and WIDE.
Alter the usual charge 10 the Grand Jury
relating TO crimes, misdemeanors and offences,
Inc ordinary subjects Of their inquiry, the
Chief Justice was pleased 10 address them as
follows -
GENTLEMEN,
cannot safer this opportunity to pass,
without congratulaing you, and through you,
The inhabitants of this county, on the acquisi-
ton of an edi6ce so honorable to their lchar-
acter for liberality, and so commodious for
The purpose of administering justice as this in
which we are now assembled.
In external beauty, and interiour accommo-
dation il certainly is second to none in the
Commonwealth The expense at which i:
has been erected is probably considerable !;
but the convenience it affords to The Court, Ju-
fies, Bar, and Suitors will remain perhaps for
aeentury, while the expense will scarcely be
felt by an individual of the county. In a
large and liberal view il is certainly econom-
zeal to erect publick buildings of materials
which will be durable; and in a style which
will be likely to suit the eye of taste for ma
ny years for thus the expense of alterations
and repairs, which in the course of a Jew
years are bestowed upon wooden buildings, of
narrow dimensions and inconvenient form, is
saved to the community. When il is consid-
cred also, that buildings so constructed are
sale depository from fire for the multiplied
records OF the several Courts. and Of the Pro-
bate and Registry Office nothing but the
most narrow minded parsimony would hesi-
late 10 incur present expense, for such lasting
accommodation and security.
10 country like ours, where all our insti-
su'ions are the work of and for the benefit of
TIE people. there IS a peculiar propriety in
exhibiting such decent magu6cence in the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
PARTY SPIRIT.

For more than twenty years our country
has been doomed to struggle among the agits-
tions of factious violence. Party collisions
have cast shade over our national character,
wasted our strength, endangered our union,
assaulted the basis of our constitution, and
placed in jeopardy our very existence as a
nation. We are happy il observing more
suspicious epoch dawnlng upon US. Political
parties are forgetting their animosiies, and
extinguishing those fierce contentious that have
so long triumphed over patriotism and reason.
We hail the period of their decline as the har-
binger of happier days; as the passage of an
era that shall be filed with every thing great
and illustrious in The history of empires 1t
is time the American republic should present
a new spectacle to mankind.
Not Standard.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
Cheap Spring and Sumner
GOODS.
EDWARD HOWE.
Ne S. Ausbsafs Rsw

Ne S, usBsafs Rsw nis1ls-fsfsffs
-orFHRa ToR SAIL
pRoApCLorHo-cafTimeres--roloured Cam
~ brick.-C ambrisk PFinEs--Coppsr Patss--
white Cambricks paid SILK Florence Lullrings
fix and cotton Hole--Imitatl0n shAwis--Can.
ton and Italian Grapes Gpghsms- D'mo'y Cal
Iicoe,-hufF and blue NankIns company Ban
daaas-len book and camhfsck Muilns- Bsowh
Linens I'll, CambIet-- Psfhsns-hgursd Silks for
honue,s-black elk and kid cIoves--Slfk sha~ls--
Cotton Cafiimeres-cambriek Handkerehtets silk
add Twia-Long Lawns--LiDen Dlapes-Oina-
burgs-bIea, bid RufTia shee,iDgs- Dowlais- hemp
Hole Sewing Cotton--Whise Jssns-rsetory
Check. Atipe aud white cossons-Maltsss and
plain Buttons q K do--Hooks aud Eyes with
variety Of other articles. II June J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
WOOL CARDING.
BENJAMIN B. FOSTER,

ALOTHLER at Saccarappa, wifhes to
inform his friends and the public thar he infends
for the future to carry on the CARDiEG BUSI-
NESS with three machines, one to card msrino and
fine wool the machines will be in good order 20
receive wool on Monday ninth Of June. He has
procured the ben of workmen and he thinks he
fhall give general latifaction. The price for card.
ing will be five cents per ID. for common wool
for merino full blooded ten cen per ID. and hatf
blooded eightscents per ID quarter blooded nsnts
per ID. and for oiline two cents per ID. AZ thofs
who with 10 oil their wool requeaed to oil
themerino wool with the ben Of fpefm oiI--aiI
thoie who with for him to oil thcir wool, are re.
queRed 10 bring il well picked thcte who live "a
Portland, Cape Elizabeth and the Hands, are re-
quelfed TO leave their wool with Capt Simon
cutter IDgraham's Wharf or at Eliiha Morfe's
fore adjoining Capt Cutters, who will convey il
TO the mill and carry il back after czrded for one
cent per ID Pieafe 20 mark all your bundles With
your names and place of reGdence
Wsflbr ook June 4U
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

Lave jufl received on conGgnmeot direet from
the Manu- a9,ry an elegant afcrsment of
Gill framed and Mahogany Lo0kiag Gla1Sss
various kinds and Gzes which they will difpofe OF
at the factory prices.
6Ls on hand, as ufual, general afortmeDs Of
itrer, Plated, JapGnd Il Brian
MIA Hare and Jenelry, sc.
MAYS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
]. p. THUkSTON,

]. p. THUkSTON,
HasJor Sale at No. 4. LOsg Nbay.
IS Hhds. w /. Rum
2 Pipes brandy,
so Chests Souchong, Hyson Skin, Young Hys
son and Hyson TEAS.
90 B5Is. Sup
go do. Scratched FLOUR
100 do. Philadelphia Rye
Is Boxes Tin Plate,
Boxes No. Chockolate,
Dito by 9 Glass,
Kegs Tobacco, &c. &c.
.Taae 8
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
HI lRRIED

1T New London, fCon.) Rev Nathan Doug'af,
of Aifrrs (Me) 10 Miss Elizabeth Benham, of the
former place 81.
In Newyork, Mr. Charles Porter merchant,
formerly of this townto Mis- Mary Brown, daugh
ter of Noah Brown, Efq of thar City
Hymeneal.-Col. Harvey, one Of the Aids de
camp of the Duke of Wellington, will lead to the
altar, in London, the celebrated Miss Cation, Of
Baltimore, and cousin TO Miss Patterson, formerly
married to Jerome Buouaparte. The Duke is 20
stand sponsor at the altar. The Hero of Waterloo,
we learn, has paid marked attention to the bevy
of American beauties which are now in Europe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

Barbour & Lincoln,
HAyE jun received one cafe Of 7 s and 1 4
1 i LINENS, (TSorafaa's bkssbJ cheaper thar
ufnal. May IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
LOST,

an the evening of i7sh ult. between Mr..
~ George Tates and Mr.. Gardener Walkers 10
Wettbrock. by the Saccarappa road, dark Sable
Iirpes lined with dark red flk-whoever has
found il and will leave il al this sfice or at @.
Tates. fhaI be Handsomely rewarded June 5,
A Ii rerfcns are cautioned sgainfi truffing or
a har5ouriDg any of the crew OF the Britifh lhi2
Prlucels Charlotte under my command. as no debSs
of sheir contracting will be paid by
JOHN LAMB, Mailer.
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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
CAUTION.

A IL perfons forbid hsrbouriDg or truning
= my wife. MEHIrAsLk, on nv account, a
will not pay any debs OF her contracting after this
date his
JoSNA q BROWN.
Portland, May 80 Dark
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

NIHPIt dHH Tu7Ity VUUUS,
which will be fold o1.
n b. TAILORING BUSINESS car
ried on a ufual in the back mop with 6deIsY and
deipatch, and every favour gratefully aeknowl.
edged June ..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

Il pHrLApELPHIl, MAY 20.
AXxn. MUNROE, President oil the Uni
4 "A stats. il is expected, will arrive IN this
A. On Friday or Saturday, next. Although
lii VS. rather the wish OF the President 10
HI ]. form his present tour without receiving
>env public demonstration OF respect, the
Il. al of the War and Navy departments
ii exe. very properly, conceived il incompat-
Ae with oil usage, and derogatory to the
d fph Office he holds, 10 wave the accusiom.
d ,ry military and naval kenors on his visit
sl,the different posts and stations. Orders
+ ave accordingly been given, and we under
! and. that bis excellency will BE- met some
! istance down the Delaware, by CaT"cin
xewart, in an elegant barge, OF the Frank
"a, aud conducted to the navy yard,
ii shen federal salute will be fred, from the
IL. We also learn with pleasure, that
! .enersl CadwaIlsder contempla,es display
! no bis fine brigade on tire arrival oil The
4. :he( magistrate.
\ The Locusss have begun TO she'd the
! :hrysalis, and appear in their. winged state
/. From all appearances, there VAL DC myFieds
IF them this season.
y A Contribution 10 Natural PhiiOsohhy.--A
traveller was talking ofhasing seen in some
I foreign country bugs SO large and powerful,
that two of them would drain a mans blood
ii night Sir John Doyle, to whom this
vas addressed, replied, My good sir, we
sbave the same animals in Ireland, but they
are known by another name; they are
sspcalled hun bugs"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

We have seen letter from gentleman in
Mobile, West-Florida, to his friend in this
town, dated April "a, 1917, which says the
market at that time afforded green peas, rad
ishes, ilackberries, &c. that figs and oranges
were growing there-new potatoes were ex-
pected in week or two-ana that cotton,
corn, wheat and rye grow spontaneously
there.
The Pope has prohibited the departure OF
Lucan Buonaparte to America. He has pla-
ced tive of his daughters in the Convent Of
ST. Catharine.
There are twenty incorporated Banks in
the State OF Ohio
The Boston Chronicle and Patriot are &c
be united in one Paper, and issued both daily
and semi-weekly.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

Considerable improvements have lately
been made by Henry Didot in type found
ing, by which he Is enabled to cast 100 10
SO at once, by means of a casti ing box a.
bout foot long, and composed Of several
pieces. Over this there is cover through
a hole in which the metal is poured and
forced into the vertical moulds by means oil
lever, and the types produced are not on
ly of an elegant character. but also sold at a
reduced price.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

Thomas CLARK, ESQ. ol.Norspay, has beer
appointed Clerk ofthe Circuit Court of Com
mon Pleas, for Oxford County.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

AWAKEtA lbal gave 10 earth
Salvation if sH4als birth;
Angelic tor se Il ain began
Twas Peace cath. good will 70 man.
Celestial Peace and Is Il ours
TO strike tie harp on salem's towr's?
To welcome back the Dove that brings
The balm OF healing in her wings?
She comes! and 10 the orphans wall
No longer loads the passing gale
Contentment sheds her sacred calm,
And nature owns tue sovereign charm.
She comes and banner. spear and plnme
That led TO conquest and---the tomb,
Wreath'd with the olive now adorn
The triumphs Of the joyous morn.
3
She comes and with attentveear
The gospels sound the heather hear;
Round bIood-stan'd affairs throng no more
But supplant bow and God adore.
Father, If such the bliss that flows
Where PEACE delights To seek repose,
On earth may she forever rest
Each bosom with her presence hlest.
4. The Discourse from Psalms ~, Y.
In his days shall the righteous flourish
= and abundance Of peace 50 long as die moon
:" endureth."
5. Prayer-By the President
6. Anthem" Strike the Cyn.bar &c.
7 Benediction. Pelcile
Great talents were displayed by all the
performers-and the hearers were highly en-
tertained. The discourse 1t IS hoped, win be
printed, that the spirit of Peace and Love
enkndled in the breasts of the hearers, may
animate thousands who may have opportuni-
ties to read it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03
NeH Store, and Cheap Goods.
JAMES HORN.

ID RESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and ihs
IN public that he has opened Gore AZ No A,
Merchants Row. Middle ftreet where be has
General aforkr,anf rs
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

The President ofthe u S has left Wash
inston on his long contemplated tour to til
Eastern and Northern States
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-06-03

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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10
) Lots of Gr0,tad,
Land for Sale.

Us early application ia made, l will dis.
] pose of 400 acres of the CEDAR
GROVE tract Of land. There is surplus
timber aud fire wood enough 90 the part
I purpose selling to paw, with iudlcious
management, more than halt the purchase
money, at the price I ask. The situation
is healthy, and the land fertile. Cont
guilty to market is also among its adyan.
tages; i. being within less than mile Of
Mr.. Jonathan Januey's mill. where the
Alexandria price may be had for grain.
Persons wishing to purchase will apply
to the subscriber, residing at Cedar
Grove, ten miles bclcv Alexandria, aud
enc below Janney's mill.
sept. 90 EOG Ar N'CAHIf-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10
Twenty Dollars Reward.

T EFT my employ on Thursday, the
- lIth instant, servant boy, named
SPENCER; he Is abou; Is or 10 years
old. toierably well grown, is bow !egg d,
of light yellow Complexion, siammers
when spoken to. lie is probably lurking
about town, and will no douOt try to pass
for free boy. ! will give the above re-
ward il taken msre than ten miles from
town. ten dollars If taken oat OF the dis
'rict, and five if taken within the district.
| fOrewarn all persons from harboling or
carving on said bov, as am determined
to have such offenders punished to the
extent Of the law. L. MoCNi.
sept. o oil
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-10
A valuable Farm for Sale.
",lE SUBSCRIBER win sell, ,

BNiE SUBSCRIBER viii sell, 81
y reasonable terms, . vaiqsbIs and
productive larm Of 600 acres, or therea-
toats--bciag part of the lands Of the late
Richard Brent, lying on Kettle Run in
the county Of Priace William, in the
state Of Virginia $50 miles from the Oc>
cpqusn MiIls.-33 miles from Alexan-
dria, and aboa, the same distance from
Georgetown and the City Of Washington
This farm lies in the centre Of an excel.
lant ueighbarhooi--ls handsomely stu
ated-abundantiy watered, and has upon
it an ample proportion Of wood. The
soil is naturally strong, and coasidcra-
Die portion Of il han for ssme years past,
been cultivated according to the most
approved rules Of modern husbsndry--
Possession will be given on the FIRST day
Of January next. The terms upon which
this property will De sell, will ss made
known upon application to George l..
Brent, of Stafford Coan,y, Va. or to the
subscriber living in Alexandria.
JOHN u. SIAMS.
september 6 If
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

N AN AWAY from my service. on
h the 10th inst. my mu!atto house
servant GEORGE, between IS and 10
years of age, about 5 feet + inches high,
slender made, pug nase. bushy hair, ha.f
Of one Of his upper front teeth broken oil
-he is very ar.tul and forward, and a ca
pable house sersant-ha tC1k with him a
variety of clothing. l viii give the above
reward, if secured in any jail, SO that |
get him again, and will pay all reasona-
Bile charges if brought home. Masters OF
vessels and others are :egewaiIed f.om
employing or carrying uR said servant at
their peril. e. +. WHITING.
Morven, near A!eSandria, : stuth,f
september Is
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New Establishment.

TTNHE subscriber having established tie
n BURR MILESTONE making,
takes this opportunity Of informing his
friends and the public, that he has taken
the Stand lately occupied b. Michaei
Quigley, convenient TO the store Of James
Anderson, on the corner of King & Fay
ette-streets, where he Mas on hand . good
supply of the best quality BURR BLOCKS,
and will warrant his Mill Stones equal,
if not superior, to any in the U. state .
Strict attention will be paid, ana salts
action given to those who will favor him
with their custom. All orders attended
TO at the shortest notice.
ROBERT GLENN.
October % If
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HcriHsu'S El;p;p,

A sovereign remedy for colds, obsti.
nate coughs, astlinas, sofe threats, ca
tariAs. and approaching coHsuTptions.--
To parents who have children afflicted
With The HOPPING CGUGH, this dis
tovery is of the first magnitude, as it al
fords immediate relief, cheeks the pre-
gress, and in a short time entirely re-
moves the most cruel disorders 70 WINCH
children are liable. The Elixir is per-
fectIy agreeable, and the dose so small
that no difficulty arises in taking it.
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British & American Stationary.

lust received, for sale by the sub
- scribers, a complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSISTING OF
Snpcrsne folio 4 guat to post, hot press
ed. gilt and plain best veium and CON.
mon foo'scap paper drawing. log, iron
monser's, large Wrapping 4 b!otting do. ;
large quantity Of quilts OF all prices.
Dutch, English and American; very best
inkpnwder; Jaran L India ink +; Clcut's
durable do. {; Crehore's and Humph eys'
hot pressed eagle cards; invitation ana
wishing ditto, plain, gilt and embossed /;
best black lead Md camels' hair pencils
and crayons; Ree-es;s genuine colors in
large and small boxes and single cakes ;
pen-kuiyes OF the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knive, ;
ivory folders: Egyptian, pewter, glass;
plated and pocket inkStands OF all sor ;
gen.iemeE's aud la'iies' elegant real Mo
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with and without instruments: ladies'
thread cases and work boxes line and
common; pocket books OF every descrip
ton; asses skin tablets sealing wax
and waters; sand and Pounce boxes, and
ink sand counting house flies and laces !;
violin strings, German Il Roman; states
and pencils; India rubber; silver ard
plated pencil cases, wafer seals; plated
spectacles ; Gunter's scales and dividers;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
a great variety OF room hansinss.
THEY HAVE ALSO en- HAND,
A good assortment of charts; Bunt's
West-Ind,a Atlas coas. pilot anu Bow
ditch's navigator, OF the latest edition /;
fine toned German flutes, with books
of instruction tor dosPnd al ether III
strumehts ; large assortment OF mu-
sic g. music books; merchants account
books Of eVerydescriptiOn; record ditto;
cypherins and copy books cep2erplate
copies ." vcr. Superior kind; bibles,
testanents, and common prayer books OF
all sizes and in all the various kinds OF
viadins-all the Greek 4 Latin school
books and classics now in use,
A general assortment of English anc
French School Books, Dictionaries ard
Grammars, too numerous fnr Insertion
and a great variety of Chiliren's Books
in quantity, with enyravings, FROM the
press of Samuel Wood and others.
p Blank Books Of every HAD made
toany pattern in the neateSt masner and
Of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY L SON.
september & stuintf
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II Plantation,

in a rich and aosrishing part of Kcntuc-
ky, near Louisville, on the Ohio. The
Tract contains shout ESQ acres, mostly
strong rich Land, SO or 40 of which are
cleared, and under partial improvement.
the rest in timber. This land is well
calculated for the cultare of tobacco,
hemp, corn, wheat and fax, part at it be-
ing what is called 5,ttOm land, of deer,
luxurious, and inexhaustibie soil, and part
of it upland. There are on the Tract,
cabins. corn cribs, smoke house, &c. in
the usual style Of that part OF the coun.
try; aud within musket shot OF ;se prin'
cipll improvement Is a good mill. The
whole is centrally and advantageUusiy 81
tuated on Caves creek, u branch Of Salt
river (which is navigable for boats) ha'-
iag Shepherdsville on The north, distant
about 10 miles, Louisville on the north
west dis;sRt 90 miles Springfield and
Beallsburg on the southeast; Bairdsto.n
on the south distant Y miles Middle
burg on the east distant 8 miles; Shelby
vile and Frankfort (the seat o. govern
menD on the northeast distant irO'n the
former % miles; and Middleton on the
north distant 90 miles. The country a.
bounds with salt ticks.
The vicinity of this plantation to Lou
.isville, is consideration Of no small i'm
pO,tanee. as that town is evidently des-
tined TO be the great emporium Of the
state. The rapid advance in the price of
property within few years, already ma.
n!iests its improvement, prosperity and
wealth.
For further particulars, and for the
terms, which will be liberal. apply by let
ter or Otherwise, TO the undersigned, at
the City Of Washington. Title indispu.
table. 1he lard is now held under
general warrantee.
Bureau for the purchase and sale Of
tanas throughout Tie United States.
at Washington City, this LIST day Of
.NarenSer, 1917.
JOS. WATSON.
November (. Tu5t