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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-13

a IL. perlons are hereby forbid hsrooring or
"A ,ruaiog he crew of the Engbih fhip HERO
now in The harUor of Portland, a. Iw,li pay 40
debts of their contracting
ANDREW HOWARD, Conn ardsv.
Portland april rs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-13
pPN7ICE.

hPNO1ICE.
THE subscriber hereby informs
l. his friends and the Poblic, that ne "a 49, 49,
The FulIing-Mill at stroudwater, (shoMn 49,.
name III sIemons' MiIls.) who're ne intends carry
ing on the Cloihing Business, in all IT'S Var'ou'
branches. with neatRess, accuracy and despalc"'
He else informs them. that he viii be ready y ~
ceive Cloth for dressing, by the brs' ol
next. lAA1
WesibrOok, Nay 6, 1917.
hereby certify, that Tying SMITH ne sats
Nth me four gears, as an apprentice ~, e"fA'"s
the art and trade Of Ciothier, and m"H re ~
sessed or ingenuifg AID competent knoWiedge ~
h. ar. 10 d. jasfice 10 those abe may faror INN
,oith their custom and beltere he g entitled 20
pot, onags, as sps for his fidelity as has kaSstsage
r n II, md BENZ. Ii. FOSTER.
Saccarappa, august f6. 1915.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-13

To The Hanora5ls 1uaices Of the Circua
Court Of Ccmnl0n Pleas begun and bolden
az Portland, 4uitbin and for The County Of
Cumbe, land, on the third Tuesday Of .Jnne
H. D.I8I7.
TIUMBi.Y fhews- Nicholas Pinkham of Free
l. i port 10 the county OF Cumberland, Woman
that he is felzea ia fee simp.e. aud as tenant IN
common With other perfons to your petitioner IN
known. of aHd in TWO hundred acres OF land n his
own right situated in Freeport aforeiaid aud IN
thar part of fad town formerly called Preuts Gore
Said two hundred acres of land, the property of
;he petitioner being one third of one fifth part of
. grant OF land made add confirmed TO the heirs of
Jcfhua Scottow by the General Court of Mafathu
feus, Jan. Is, I7S5, * that part, which defended
from the heirs of laid Scottow TO Rebecca Black
msu, aud beng one third of one fifth part of ali
the lands 10 fsid Prouts Gore excepting what was
fer off 70 Josiah Little On his judgment for parti.
ton os fad Core.--That faid Pinkham cannot
polels. occupy and improve faid two hundred
acres of land to any profit or advantage while the
fame remains 10 common and undivided as afore-
faid-w wherefore he prays that notice may ifiue in
due form of Iaw-ant that the faid TWO hundred
acres of land may be fet off to him to hold 10 few
crafty And will ever pray-by his attorney,
JOSIAH w. MtTcRrIL
A true copy attels sAM'L. FREEMAN, Clerk.
1T a Circuit Court Of Ccn'm5n Pleas in The
JRf -4efern Circuit bfgun and holden
at Portland, 7vitbin and TAR the County Of
Cumberland, On the jfyf tuesday Of
March Il. ID. 1917,
ON the foregoing Petition which was entered
az June Term 1916 and continued from term To
term TO this term. The Court order, that the
petitioner caule copy OF fsid etitoD and of this
order thereon to be pubhfhed 10 the Portland
Newspapers three weeks fuccCfhvey he Ian
publication TO be at lean thirty days before the
third Tuefday of June next that all perfons inter
cited may have opportunity TO appear a, a Circuit
Court of Common Pleas then TO I've holden at
Portland within and for fsid county of Cumber
land and thew caule if any they have, why the
prayer ofsaia petition ihould not be granted
Atteif SAML FIREMAN Clerk.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-13

A Ii perfons are hereby eau,io ed agaiuft truff
"A ing any of the crews Of the BriIfh Ships
Harmony and Waterloo. as no debts of their con
tracing viii be paid by The undersigned Matters
John Cnrrie,
Robert Blakeftone
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-13

On Elegant Horse and CAaise,
MAY be had GA reasonable terms for cash o
approved credit. Inquire Of the Printers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-13
NO7ICE.

A LII perscns are hereby cautioned againf Civ
ing credit 10 the Crew Of The Britilh Brig
Merino' now IN this port, az ! will not pay any
debn contracted by them.
D LAuCHLAN, Malser.
Portland, april o.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-13

two story HOUSE, with : third Of an acre
\ Of land, and 80 apple trees h;feon the
bears, situaed neei Presumpscot bridge on tbs
lower nos, ROAD good stand for trader
which will be sold on good terms aPply TO
OLIVER KNIGHT, on she premises.
Falmouth, March Is. (f)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-13
NOTICE.

WILL be jSl at Anfi9a on the IItb June
ne*t, at One o'ciack afternoon, IN The tolUn
Of Ieelbam, on The Prenyfs--
THAT elegant add well known situation lately
owned by ROBERT SAGER coos'iting oil
lot of Land large well hnifhed Dwelling hou's
q large Stable and other out hsuie' With good
we'll of Wafer, and conveuiences rendering The ut
uation eligible for a tavern or atrader.
RI Terms made known az the tune and place
of fale For particulars enquire of NATHANIEL
MITCHELL Portland. April e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-13
PORTLAND ACADEMY.

r'HR TruAees Of Portland Aca5emy are here
Il by notified that their Annual Aieering for 'he
choice Of Officers, sc will be holden at my Ohce
10 Portland on Tusfday the 18th of May next,
a. O'clock ia the afternoon.
s LoHoFELLow ia. S@y
>desa IS, 1917
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-13
WILLARD BUTTRICk,

W ILftA I'D DO ENA0h3
. RESPECTFULLY informs has friends and Gus
- TONERS thar be has rei'Eqaished his hnhnsG
fzs a Go hier) and has fold h1s aaud in Corham
10 MIR pefer whitney who viii continue 20 carry
ca the bn6nsfs at the above place, and whole
kncwlsdge Of the buEncfs aud fidelity and dit
pneh 10 executing il he PERFUMES will sn tile h'm
20 fhsr AZ pubic patronage
o. W B inseneirg TO remove Immediately 10
the wsGwArd yequeis all 10 whom he Is indebted,
20 cal aud receive their cse and all who are 10
debssd TO make payment
Cofhsua. april 3, 1917.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-05-13
TO LET,
CONVENIENT HOUSE IN Cumberland
II Street-ALS0 FOR SALE
A good family SLEIGH
Enquire of the Printer Feb
COLORINC BUSINESS.

LULUKING BUOTNESO.
THE fubfcrber informs the public that ne exc
eutes the
COLORIWG BUSI NESS,
at the new Diff lIery, vaughans Bridge, where
he will color Cloth, Clothes or Yarn Cotton, Lin
ca, Silk or Wool in the various coIors.
~ He afo colors aud preae, thin cloth, or wo
mex.. apparel. kOBERT THOMPSON
~ B, Goods left at at the Store of Meffs J. B
A Carter for coIouring will be Immediately at
tended to- If Portland July so
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letter from Wm Thornton Esd. superintendent Of tie
Paicut OnCe Washington, written the 10Th OF Juue,
1917 in answer to which written 10y Caleb kuk,
OF Brandywine near Wilmington, Delaware, on the sh
OF the month or Information relative To the patent
Of Michael wubeIS. hcH It!.
Eafract ofa letter from ~. TaorAtoa, Esq. SIT
psriRtendant Of the Potsat Office, ,rrittal on iie
1874 Of June, 1917, in aRs,per 10 one trhich
,cTinCn by Cuie6 hjrk, 81 ErGstg,riae, near
UitmiRgtOn. DeIdrare, on the 1th Of Tie same
month, for Information rclatire 10 TIE patent Of
the tate Diicisaei d!terS.
Though it would al all times, give me much salts
faction be able defend poor Ingenious PATIENCE.
from the numerous imposons of The public, yet peing
as much bound in conscience to defend The pnhiie a
ganst the direct and wtial impositous Of patcutess
hesitate not to express my surprise hat the patent Of
Michael Nhefs was not set aside; Tor though the se
cond section OF The patent law (l2Ns the T. :. vol
20) admits that patents may be taken Uut for improve
tue prncpie Uf ans machine aud hai pa
teutee shall IN slch cases, be coucd to the Improve
mehi "; The iUe section expressly saws thai "sn-
ply changing the form proportion of auy machine
composition Of matter in any degree shat not be
ucemed discovery" and therefore II Is PRESUMED Is
mol considcrcda as palenlahe; patented not delcn
slAle.-Ihe WINGED Gudgcon As made hy Nithets, baS
".Sh 10 use LOT iosiy years. nut TO oH'ah pa'e, ne
only beNeis Que edge OF the wings wsIead of both
tb l. no change M the principe. its snaii altefati
%" W "'sSoh IA tue same Way thite wiiHs No"iu he
~ 1ti alton from four ami o. cUgs IN heel an ate
ration on loo bur such alterations would not be con
-Ide eel n the patent law inventions. This alteration
aud none ba;a GudgeOH pure patcut ight FOR
sUct a Gudaeon. At the utmost the decision o. uuoned
20 me Gnu allow only the privilege of having any npoSi
lions pactsed under his patent decided 10y Juries and
can admit 80 power ofseng more than the alteration,
which nohody will buy When his patent vast grant
ga objected TO IT, - gross imposition. (hut there Is
up asci tJnay granting patents and informed
hhn acre were about four thousand Winged Gudgeons
~ the public WORKS OF the Navy Yard in his city he
went and saw thtm-but afraid of making any
caim, because lac would have been published ni-
p"si0r.-Mr- William {. Newton, of Alexandria, his
gent knows all this and much mcrc.-He has. never
thtss CHARGED and eNtorted Toney rom many OF the
mhieT in various parts of the United States the right
10 use the common winged GUdgeon. under Withers's
patent, winch IS not susanahle in any pf Justice
ana Il The patent now under consideration only be
supported n consequence of deviation from the
Gudgeons. he viii, Of COURSE, be liable warrant
slt I" recover The money paid every where he
has thus iaudueny charged for the of the
winged gudgeonfcr this iseXpressly contrary the let
cable The sales Of all patent rights thus Obtained
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01
[ From Ike Boston Duty Adpertise,.. !
NORTHERN BOUNDARY.

The duty Of tie commissioners under
The fifth article Of the late treaty of peace
is TO fix the boundary line, from the mon
Umcnt already established at the source
OF the ST. Croix io The highlands between
tie waters Of The ST. Lawrence, and those
that fail directly INTO tie Atlantic. thence
along TIC height Of land TO the source Of
the Connecticut river, and after descend
ing said river tD ihe 4jlh degree of lati-
tude, along that parallel Of latitude To the
st. Lawrence.
We believe That until very lately there
has been but one Interpretation OF the
language of the treaty of 1888, in dcs-
crlbing This p1rt Of the boundary line Of
the United states. Ai that appeared TO
be wanting was ihat 'hc country should
be Surveyed, ana the line designated, by
fixed laudmNs,. BIT now we under
stand that new claim has been set up bv
some people in The British provinces. Of
large tract ofldnd which has heretofore
been supposed 10 belong 10 the district
% Maine. whether this claim is urged
by the agents Of o." British government
we are not informed. They pretend that
tie highlands intended IN The treaty as
forming thc northern boundary Of Maine,
arc those which lie south Of the river st.
john, and not the ridge between the St.
John and the st. Lawrence.
The treaty thus describes the northern
boundary Of Maine "along the said
highlands which divide those rivers that
empty themselves Into the river ST. Law
renee from those which fall into tire At
lantic ocean 20 the uorthwesteTnmost head
Of Connecticut river" Col. BOuchette,
in hiss late elaborate aud valuable work
upon Lower Canada, maintains that, by
tie TiUerS that .faH into ne atlantic, are
wca"' ,licV" ''ct fall directly into the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01
LFoR TIE ENQUiRER.l
{" AID can tie Happy Muse be Poor p

And can the Happy Muse be Poor p
Some calculating dolts have said
That every minstrel begs his bread.
He sings his tales ftom door 10 door
But singing can he eeT be poof
His golden legends ninsreiteNs.
Aud every heart with rapture sweiis.
Aud his heart too dgiuSs deeps the lore
Then eau the minstrel e'eT be p0or
Can he be poor Great bliss he h,es
From human woes and swevtly flies
Ca wing of s0ng-to ida's buw,r
And soariHg- singiAg--is be poor
When wisdom lightens OR his miud
Aud music IN ais heart Is klnd
Aud Heaven Itself enthr0nes his brow
Oh, tell me, can the muse be poor
When patriot sagcs claim hispraise.
Aud with green sa'ianus clown his lays
when virtues In bis anthems GLOW,
Fond reader, eau his hesit be poor
Oh eau the heart which snclls with bliss.
A. nen applaud ana girls 'aress-
On, San The heart uHtOuclfd by woe
fIA'd with sweet s,hlies aHd love, lie pOoI
when Nature smiles on an below.
hnd gives 10 s"us us brightest Iiow.
And gives The heart its sweetest GLOW.
Tell me ye feeling, is he pOorl
Boss fortune low'r Gown ofvoe.
Jhst ffowu preccdes blisshil thrue-
FOf pleasures OFT on sorrow giOw
And though az pNlgs, can he he pour A.,
Can he be pOori No, e'er in death.
Pe gives HIS s'ng with latest breath
10 brother barJs-as rich, as pure
Who sing his wealth, who He'cr was poor.
Can Golconda's siitteriug gems,
Can golden sparks 81 diamond beams
Can Pcru's wealth. Potosis Store
Ee wealth to him WHO He'erwas pcorl
Ne, he the Poets happy iot
hlch blessings tlat ran nter be boueit,
Sweet peace, Kind l0ye. blrst sonv-nty .uore
Enjoyment, praise-and ncer Toe poor
lis purse is poor his heart is t.iI.
las richness is he wealth OF sort
His passions charm q ave sOolh'd forest
Ana heasSu triumphant sways his breast.
Then cynicS chur, pray, no more
FeTVersely call the minstrel poor;
Fer, nuseT, with your bags in store
Sompard TO him, you are most poorl
The sweet enchanting female smile.
HIS lender heart shall Oft bepulc
Tie 0re2things Uf the female heart,
or shall TO him sweet bliss lmpart.
ca Of great sages let him sing.
OF sCdr TO Heaven on Fancy's wing;
on pluck sweet nectar iioin the 'node
where dwell hi. brethren and his God.
Then be the happy MINSTREL lot
Nich blessii.ss thai can Ee'er be boueht;
sweet peace, kild love, hiest song-uay more
Enjoyment, praise and meier b. peer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

ocean, to The exclusion ofSt. John, which
falls into the bay OF fuudy. and that the
boundary line instead drumming from the
source OF the Connecticut, nor;hwesterly
along the main ridge nearly parallel with
st. Law renee, ought TO run nearly IN an
casteriy direction, ON secondary ridge
south of THE waters OF the st. John until il
il injersected by the astronomical line
running norm from the source OF the St.
Cro,x This appears 10 be I very strain
ed construction of the treaty, and we pre-
sumo will never be admitted as the true
construction Of that instrument.
The line between Lower Canada and
the states of Vermont and New Y Ork was
established by actual measurement m
pursuance Of orders from the governments
of the provinces of New-Y orI and Que
bee, IN thc years l77l, ,, 3 and 4, from a
monument fixed on the western bank of
the Connecticut, 10 another at the village
Of 81. Regis OF the 81. Lawrence, a dis
lance of i465 miles. 1t Is admitted that
this Is in some respects irregular, and de
viajeS sometimes To the north and some
times TO tic south, from the course III
which ii was intended 10 be run. 1t has
also been repeatedly asserted that the
position of the monument OF tine ConncC =
tlcut is not right. DR.. Williams maintain
Ell that ii was some mics zoo far south,
ana Col. Bouchette on the contrary con-
tends thai il is more than three niles too
far north. Whether ii is intended 10 re-
wise and run aGew this line, which has
been considered as established for more
than forty wears, we are not Informed.
s,.E "a pa, AZ f.e<
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01
KieLerd CotteA, ~ ColheN s RenIen

COffyctt-TAKE NOTICE
TE7HhT Saturday, The 10th day cf July between TIE
the evening NJ williamson Tavern, near Deep Rnn
Church n thc County ofHegrc0 and on the 30tb day ol
tlc same month, between the same hours, al George
Greeuhow's Once in tie City 81 edmond. hall DO.
coed 20 cake The depOs0us gundTy witnesses TO beread
in evidence iu case depending u he Superior Court
Chaucery for the Richmond District, wherein am Cos,
p'ainant and you are Defendants; and IL prevented
any cause from taking al orany Of them en- the DAYS an
times above mentioned shall adjourn from day 10 day
untt he same shalibg iakcn.
RACHEL COrTRELL.
i0-sts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

S.@to having procr.ed q coninodious Lurber tIouse
on the BARK of ie ves viii receive all KINDS Of
on storage, seH OF ship prodnce comm sion and
nru"e themselves to execute all orders committed 10
Lynchbars, June TO- lo-6,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

'H'HiRTY DOLLARS REwARD.-lian away from fIe
-, Snnserioer, on The 2iih mast. negro named
MARTIN, at times calling himself Martin Jirtins Hs
IS blacksmith ny trade of rather yellow con,n,xiou
head inclined tn be bald very snaggcd teeth dun ewes
very lhck ups 80 OF 81 old. lie carried OF Va.
rely ot cnthiag hat his dress described
Inc above reward viii he raid ftsken ont af tis safe
or Ten collars taken within it, and all reasonable eXpq
ses paic on delivery tc;c subscriber living on ikehl,
oow Bridge road, about miles nom Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

NorlCE.-rhe hssignees Of Wight Z; Harris having
been furnished with Funds, ready to- pay tie re-
aning three Hiths OF the haauce OF e debts which re-
NAMED unpaid scr the Gual dividend Of said Estate
ihcy are asotwrishcd with funds for the payment Of the
pa,shce of the debts proved against tel. L. Wight ndyd-
Ua!lN Apply at the CoUnlGg--ltouse OF JOSEPH
MAIN. .ff'Rr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01
THOMAS TAYLOR.

- The Editors fthe National Infeigsprcy are re
Guced to insert the above advertisements in their paper
twice week till day Of sale, aud forward their
to this once.
June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

Ger fse taad Of The free & The homo cftkc brGreY
From VIZ. key n'uch-admired song othe Spangled
Banner which together with many others go less aud
desevedy eelebia,edJs comprised in the aforesaid col
lection.
June27. ,5,v-y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

NV GoohS-ih he subscribers, ~ tie Mar Lei nri1,.
next door To Mtssrs. Dicks, Moore & Co are now
receiving largeand general assortment of Fresh Goods
boneht az the present reduced prices in Ne-York ami
Philadelphia, which will he sold upon unusually accom-
moca,ing terms for cash.
Juue 27. ~ ,5-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

.. an masters Of vessels and others, are faiwaIned
from harhofing carrying hman as thela, win be
'- -! S,'o'o eu against theni. J.. Is.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

Et'oR kkNi-A three story brick house opposite The
a swan iaVefn-thc upper part wei. calculated for n
family, The lover fora dry GOOD grocery store Iunvi,
oithe subscr Der ON the premises.
June %. y.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

IGOR SALE y3iuaDie TRACT OF LAND lying in
. the North CFFdeR, county Of Albemafie, ~ miles
from fine town 81 Charlottesville, and 10 from SCOTS
Landing, on james River, containing, by late survey
1928 - his Tract has idr proportion Of cleared
and uHcCared land, is wcilwdered and has excel
lent apple Orchard. and otrcr Fruit Trees. Ibe build
ugs consist Of tolefdbe dwelling house, Kitchen, &c..
lts well adapted o the culture 0f tobacco Wheat and
Corn and from is peculiar southern exposure way be
made one among hc most valuable Plantations in thc
CDuntyIhe neiInufiUJdI is uueXccYu0ndbic and there
tcf.
The Terms payment will be liberal, and p1rscssion
Isl January nCxt ith The liberty OF sowing Grain
Install
Presuming that those who wish to purchase will ffsi
vTea the premises the will be shown by John H.
ohomas the spot, vino will also bargain for the Land
" application be made in Richmond, 10 rhos. Tay-
OF, ESQ. or the Subscribers.
n. X. THOMAS & Co.
P.s. " me above property Is not disYoscd FRI
Uafefy u triu he oGercduf pWbfc auction, ~ me
UgTf.
Jgae "a, Il-'tti
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A MEXICAN : IAR.--jn>t PWbtiSl,rd, by pUITR Cor
ToN and ior sale price Go,,a, The hase,fcasi
W0r, Second edition containing selection most
approved pat"tc and other Songs naBy of which have
never before been published U au engraved te.pagc:
anI an eieeanl representation al the hcmhardmeut
Font Met!enry-thcse lines iuscraed underneath:
" iFGfhis Dc OHr motto Is Coo Is our rGusr'
4Hd me Har-SpaRsied Banner ht triumph shan
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

Treasury Department, JW1rIITh. ISI7-
n Office is hereby giyen-That at NEE.
Y ting Of the Commissioners of tie Sinking
Fund, held on the itlI day of March, 1917. it
was determined that the provisions OF The Acf
zion of the public debt" passed on The Sd dav
of March, 1917, should be carried into effect
as faras the same might be practicable and
that, in pursuance of inc said resolution. .Juli-
us u. Daudrdge, cashier Of the Office of dis
count and deposit at Richmond, has been an.
pointed agent under the superintendance of
the Secretary Of the Treasury, 10 make pnr-
chases of stock Of the United States within fhe
limits, prescribed 10y law and TO whom all pei.
sons, deslrous OF disposbg Of their stock, Will
make application.
WILLIAM II. CRAWFORD.
Secretary 81 fhc Jrtasa1y.
lime IN ~ "
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WILLIAM n. PAGE.

- EfecNfor Of Col y ~. BVrd.
- In consequence OF the rains on the 9th ard 10Th
Inst the sale OF wESToVFR is Postponed until Thurs
Gay Tue 81 day Of july when win be sold the
front door of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia the
OF Richmond. without any limitation. The sale viii
commence at ', O'Clock. A. NJ Surveys SC to be seen
al the conntins-house of Heron Sinton & Co.
by 0r9SI' Of tie Executor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

IN ChANCERi United States Couft, nnh Circuit
Robert LenoN II,j,ssT
AGAINST
lOg2n enDN ttd Cor , y.
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yTESToVER.--7iis vGI1o5tc PROPERTY TO-. SaSs.-
~ B direction OF the will of the late Col Byrd the
fne estate Of Westoyer will be sold ~ public aution.
The premises Tuesday the 10th of June next II fair,
or The hrs iai day thereafter. This tact confirms
corung 10 recent, and, II believed accurate
Ney S3 acres of arabic land exclusive Of between
400 acres OF marsh. The Improvements upon IL
san anc spacious consisting OF COmnodous dW cling
house with every 2ppendage which taste convenience
can require. Few estates in Virginia, IL is believed
advantages that which offered pub bile view
situated upon the edge of the finest OF rivers within %
uts 81 Richmond IL has ALWAYS afforded its pEoprie
tor greater share of health than is usually enioyed
that section OF the state. Although has sustained for
many years past, rigorous oi cultivation its
strength remas yet unbroken and the last yeats crop
was perhaps superior To that of former wear the
man ot capital and enterprise the draining of the marsh
VIII afford field fer industry and prottA great pro
portion oi MAS oace reclaimed, aud yielded abundant
crops OF corn, tobacco, and other plant adapted
the climate and soil until, duriEs stormy period OF
the revolution the banks OF suffered to 90
10 decay The gentleman gf wealth aud leisure may
here enjoy au agreeable retirement or attended by the
genus q" ancient hospitality, may paItake of every bcs-
sing which taste and the scenery cau afford The
ready To yield an ample tribute MS lahOs and To
ward hiin Tor all his Industry. There is also small
ct OF forest land, containing about acres contiguous
n the Nestover Estate which will he sold same
ne TIE purchaser will I've allowed 10 put in crop OF
small Grain next fall and FULL possession will be given on
ne ist day Of January 1918, from which time payments
will commence.
The terms ofsale will he credit OF . and years
ponds with approved security. with approved
ertOrscrs will he required the whole of The
the sale will be conducted by Thos. Taylor with whom
plat will be deposited.
WILLIAM b. PAGE,
-, Executor erect. Nm. Bird.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-07-01

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