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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-20
From the Philadelphia Union.


.EesSrs Bronson and Sm'k,
conference.-the following letter OF very
ancient date. being found among numtsr
of old charts, at vendue, and presuming j,
may be of some service 10 mariners IN ge-
neral, am induced TO send you a copy for
publication.
Yours, gentlemen, &c. A. L. +.
DIRECTIONS
For sailing through tie Gulf, Southwark
(or over the B.ns being a rear way TO
the Hapam or river Mississippi.
When you fal! in with Abacco, south end
or hole in the rock, in lat. &c deg. you had
better run down in lat. say 95 deg. SIS min.
and nothing to the northward of this when
you get up with Abacco, your course Tor
the Berry Islands, is W. w. Is. 10 or
] leagues.
From the westcnmost Berry Islands TO
the little Isaac rocks, your course is W. ny
II. II. II leagues, and from the little to the
grea,lSaac rocks, the same course 5 leagues;
they are dangerous in sailing along them if
you approach too near.
From the great Isaac rocks TO the BENT
mes, your course is 8. 6. W. W. ; or 6
leagues and rounding the Bermmcs to the
Cat Keys $. s c. 5 or 6 leagues, and from
the southernmost Cat Keys, to the southern
mos Key OF those Keys, TO the southwark
ISIS 9. 6 leagues.
Ard from this sou'hcrnmo>; Key TO the
Rocuesses is south leagues, over bank IN
IS to 10 fatliom water The Roquesses are
rocks, four in numher, and may easily he
known at any time. For making them,
coming from the northwsrd, you will see
bul,wo till up with them; then you will
see two smaller ones TO the southwark. But
make them coming from the southwark,
you will make all four Of them al one view.
From the Ro9ueSsss TO the Dog Keys,
your course is " o. leagues. AMI ocean
water all the way; but you NAV steer over
about w 81 leagues for the Double Head
ell shot they range e. hy &sw by W
7 leagues When up with them, your course
for Key Sal is 5 by 8 orc leagues: about
two leagues from Key Sal W lie several
dangerous sunken rocks. Key Sal itself, is
bold all round. and Won may al any time
move your anchorage around the Key as the
wind shifts. From Key Sal 10 the MAINTAIN
zas is W 10 leagues,
If YOU choose to 90 over The Bank with
any vessel drawing 10 or ! feet of water,
your course from Berry Island to the rocks
called the Roquessss. is S W by 81 or 50
leagues, smooth aud good anchorage, in no,
less than two and half ialhUm water all
the way and from The Roquesses 10 Dog
Keys, is 5 " 20 leagues you may go be-
tween the Dog Keys and the Double Head
ed SHOT over bank, in and 8 fathum wa
ter, for Key Sal, taking care of the rocks 10
he oft. But il would be best TO range
down along the Double Headed Shot, and
from the westernmost To steer over tor the
Manlanzas, after making Key Sal, as with
N directed.
Phllade!phia June 7, 1873.
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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-20
EdrmiIn for Sale.

TIVE subscriber intending 10 change his
1 business. offers for sale his stock OF
goods at the most reduced prices. until the
5lst inst. On the I'd OF November. what
remains unsold. will be- offered al public
auction. Merchants bank paper will be re-
cciyed in pay mcnt al q discount.
Oct 90 tN2 CHARLES TYLER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-20
Narriea.

In Leesburg, Va. on The 9Th inst by lie
Rev. Mr. Dum!, Tmos. F. iEBBs, E,g.
Of Dum,rics, Va. 10 Miss MARGAEEr BINSs,
daughter Of Chas. Binns, Esq. OF tue or,
mpr u'acr.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-20

Lexington. kentucky, give: very different
account of the advantages attending emu
qralions TO the westward, from any we have
before seen. and should not tail TO have
some effect on the minds OF those who are
now preparing TO reliaquish profitable pur-
suits 20 seek their fortunes in country
which the representations OF Spectators
have hitherto sohighiy, but enormously ex-
,olled. The nr,er removed from frede-
ricksSurs, Virginia, about year since !;
the letter is addressed 10 his friend M that
MACE, aud communicated for insertion IN
tits Gazette.
eve arrived in this town aitera tvor-
able Journey Of twenty-nlpe days The
first disappointment met with arose from
the difficulty of procuring suitable mouse,
and as saw no prospect OF ooing better, l
took one 10y mOnlh-lhe most dlsagreeab'e
ever lived in, and ~ an indifferent sIaa-
ton for business: and such arr The clrcun-
stances oi the town, viii regard 10 cohtc-
nient houses 10 good situations, that not
withs ing the numerous changes "hiCh
have taken place since my arrival, have
never been able TO procure house more 10
nv liking: for that which ! occupy | pay
1918 dollars per month. The rent OF
stores is generally from two TO three times
as high as in Fredericksburg, though lower
than they were two or three years ago.
A trial OF three months served to con-
vince US that the place was not calculated
for our Permanent residence, my receipts
in the store not averaging third OF the
amount had been accustomed ~ take IN
Fredericksburg, though my stock was much
greater. Family expenses are quite as
high, and accommodations much worse
Though had found this place Gar below my
expectations, thought it probable that
some other part OF the state might suit me,
and from what had heard of Limestone,
and the little | had seen OF The place in
passing through il, was induced to take a
ride thther, at the end ofFebruary, TO as
certain the circumstances Of The place. |
was soon satisfied that il was Sill less a.
greeable as family residence than this;
and on my return began seriously TO think
of returning TO Fredericksburg, as we Lad
no, from the time we left it, seen place
so likely, from appearances, TO suit US. l
would have removed this fall, but having a
Quantity of winter goods on hand, think
it better to tarry ill the spring, and to re.
tail what can of them, rather than to sa-
criice them at auction, or 10 incur the ex-
pense OF c, .ry ing them back. Though we
freauen:ly hear tue western country eKtoll-
ed Oy travellers, n! by interested persons,
! an conf ent that of the persons who re-
move hlther lroH the towns owards the Al
laniic, mere than three-ivur,hs regret their
removal My brother and family, who ar
rived aere last summer from Eng land, all
dislike the western county, and regret itat
they did moi remain in Baltimore, where
they landed next spring they will pro-
baby remove from this place"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-20
s:s\ Erchange Co6ee-Houss ,s,s,N
&SG.M ARlNE JOURNAL. So,
Port OF .iLEN.l.NDRLi.. .October /!

OT sll@LlsI.N j..
ARRIVED,
Sloop Susan, Godfrey, le days fromN.
York oats. toJ. II. Ladd g. Co.
81 op A'er!. Smith, II days from Saco;
lumber, to j, H. L,di & Co.
CLEARED,
Brig Two-Bro:hes, Woodward, S.. An.
drew.
S'oop Regulator, Sou'e, Rermuia
The sailing OF The brig Agent t"r New.
Greens. was prenaturi stated yesterday
she is now a anchor of the town, ,ni
will sail in all This week
Sloop Only Daughter, Soul, 81. Anew
YORK 10Th ms; for this port.
SIoop Comet, Patterson, c.. at \. York
Eth inst for this port.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-20

Steam Boot Report.
The Washington arrived at 8 p. NJ
Below Ind an Heal, passed an herragh.
rodite brig bound up.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-20
SPECIE.

A few days since we published a para
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17
POETRY.
From The Columbian Ccnfinei.
LOVEIL'S POND.

The scene Of l72o N desperate encounter
sxGs fhe sdroges.
a Il. where the oders that fought here Of yore2
I he sod supon them. they'll strngg'e no more,
The lachet is fnlirn the fedman il low,
Add near him reroses the arm Of his foe.
The bugle i silent. the war-whonr is dead
There's mufnnr ii waters e woodS in their stead,
AnJthc favenasssl owl chant symphony drear,
From the dark.wasii pines DER the combat ants
hicr.
The light of the san has Just sunk 10 the wave,
And long time aga sat the ~ the brave
The waters comnlan A. they roll Ger the stones,
And the rank g.fass -iscles few sratter'a bones
The names of the fallen the traveller. leaves
Cat out with his knife In the bark of the trees
But little avail his sifsc'ionate arts.
For the names osthe fallen 6raved in hearts.
The voice of the hunter is loud on the breeze
There's dashins OF waters. rnslliuy Of trees,
Bal the jangIina OF armour hath all past away,
No gushing OF life blood Is seen here 10 day.
The eve that was sparkling. no longer is bright,
The arm of the mighty death conquered It's might !
The bosoms that once for their eountry beat high,
To those bosons the sods of the valley nigh.
Sleep, soldiers Of merit, sleep. gallant Of yore,
The Ratchet j. iallen. the ug-e Is DER;
While the fir tree i green and lie wind rolls wave
The ieardsop shelf brighten the turf Of tie brave
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17
MIs.i.En'S
Celebrated Oh OINTMENT,

IS affercd 70 the public IS being one Of the co
sizes, aud safest cures for this dis orde, Long
exne fence has proved he efficacy of,his DIN,
ment. 1t is perfectly safe in,ts operation, ano
may be applied to the smallest iafsni ~,,hcu
dsnger. The seen is sgreesbls-It 10 not ne
cessary for The patient to take brimstoi e, as i.
common in other ointment. This Ointment l.
pu, np'A TIN boxes. convenient to carry, and
each & hume box will be accompanied with d,-
rectlons ii genuine, AID will be signed by JEL
MILLER. The above On ment may be h.a in
mail or large qusn.i les Of JoEL MILLER. S.
George; Dscsor Cwus Hoibrook. S.gn OF S.
Luke's Head, No SO. Hanover street, D.. Sam
srl Horton, r. Ne 4. Newbuy street, Hos on,
OF Mr. Benjamin Bunnan, Pc ,lsnd livery Rau
son, Wadoborougl Mr.. .Jade HIDE. Of Bfuas
wick Halscy Heaiey. George Nc Lesian and No
thas Faies. Themes own, md Oates Perry, Cam
den Rec e Cer. Friendship George Robinson,
s. George.
~ The above Oinsmen, is sold also by The
principal Apo,hecaries, Booksellers and T,sders
in Massachusetts aud in the british provinces
February, 10. (il
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17
Sale Of Real Estate in Scarboro'.
@ he sold at Public Vendue

a, the house of John NOBLE, Innkolder ia Scar
borough on Thursday the 5sh day of March next,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. by virtue of Ii
cepce f, ON the Circuit Coutt Of Common Pleas
holden a, Portland in the county Of cumberland
on the third Tuesdag Of November Iai--so much
of the Real Eiate of ABQAH NJ LEAyITr
late of taid Scarborough. geafseman, deeeaied >,
will raise the ium OF Tspo Hanared Gxty Dol
is,s for paymeaf Of the iaid dsceased's deI, and
incidental charges slid affsie TO be fold con
filing of LOIS or pieces of Salt Msrih Condi.
tions Of salc may be known at the opening Of tho
vcndue. JOHN LEAVlTr. Administrator
Feb Z, 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17

He public are respectfully informed thar the
j Psvhnerb cs@~0fioi Ssegs has commenced
rubnsng x leaves Portsmouth and Bottom every
day (Sundays ercepsed) at ~ clock A M and
ARRIVES at 8 O'Clock r NJ The itsge Books are
kep nc WiIdess Hosel in Portsmouth, and at the
Commercial coffee Houie in Bottom. 10 going to
Bofton. !, diuss a. Coturn's Hotel, in Newbury.
port. where Beck is KEEP, for the eutry of name'
Ia seturuing from lotion IL dimes at Stesson's ia
Salem where Book IL likewsfe kept. The fame
Carriage viii 60 through the who.e route. and
confequensy there will he no Uniting baggage
New and. elegant Carriages and sk,lful and accom-
modasing drivers are provided The public pat.
fonsge 20 this Rnabslihnen, is foicited
Jan 50 D MEL SroRtY Agent
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17
NOTICE.
r & the subscribers h;

M * the subscribers having
w been appointed by the Hon jeremiah
BaIisy Efq Judge of Probate of Wills &c. for The
county of Lincoln to receive and examine the
claims of creditors 20 the ei.ate of WILLIAM
SRY mi. late Of Appleton Plantation il faid
county ceceased, represented niosenl do hereby
give notice that FIX months ara allowed TO SAID
creditors TO bring IN and prove their claims. and
that we ihal attend that isrvice a, the houle OF
James Chapman iunholder IN faid Appleton PA
.a'ion on the third Monday Of February nexr and
on the third Monday Of the three following months
from one to fix O'Clock in the afternoon
WILLIAM MESrPyY, D Commits.
MILAN LINNIKENs fin6ers
Dated a. Appleton this twenty gecond Ct Jarn.
airy A ID 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17

n He subscriber hereby gives public notice tn all
! concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and saken upon hmfeif The run Of executor of the
isll viii and ssaament of PATRICK KINCAID
late Of Brunswick in he county of Cumberland,
decesfed ~ giving bond as he Iaw direcss-he
.herefose rsqueis al psrfons who are indebted to
the faid deceAieds effate 10 make immediate pay
meut aod sho;e who have aoy demands shsreon.
10 exhibit the fame for fettlement TO
DAVID KtNCAID.
] 1uary Q8th
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17

The fubferiber hereby gives public notice to
al concerned that he has been duy appo;n,
ed and taken upon himfelf The tran Of Admins
traitor with the will annexed of the eilste of JOHN
STEP HENSON late Of Corhanl 10 the county OF
Cumberland, deceaied. by giving bend ~ the law
directs he therefore requeils all perfons who are
indebted 70 the laid dsceafed efaie 70 make i'm
mediate payment and thofe who have any de-
mands thereon, 20 exhibit the fame for fettlsm ent
to STEPHEN LONCFELLOw, il
Portland jar ~ 1918
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17
American Manufactured Goods.

american Manufactured Goods.
Ma 7, A5s0y. Rsw
TOSEPH POPE, agent for Ainy Il B,swn. OF
Providence, who keep him confansly fupped
from their long known and well efiablifhedFatt
ry at Pawtucket, with generalaaorimento of
american Cotton Goods,
CONSERVING OF
Single Yarn for Warping and filling
as 8 threaded white and color stocking Yarn
White and colored fewing Costops
Shirtings Checks-Stripes
Observation-Disclosures Bed Ticking &c
~ Shopkeepersin town and country and PEG
pie ingeneral who with 10 furnifh thsmfelves with
the ABOVE articles, will be luppled the Factory
prices
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17
NOTICE.

THE Sfcskholder. IN the Maine Fire and Ma.
= rine Iasuraucs 60 are hereby nonfed 10 NEE,
~ their ofice IN Exchange ftreet on Tueljay ths
10th day Of March next AT ? clock p NJ ia
take into confederation the espedescy Of difpoGus
of the property and eftAte belonging 70 sad Com.
pany and generally to act on al matters and
fhirgf hs, may then come before them relating to
said Company as they may judge proper.
BY order of The Pes ard Directors,
JOHN DRaNE, Jr, sec'y.
M Fam los Office,
Por tland Jany 90, SIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17

TO be soId by order Of Court, on Friday the
: l~eatiesh day of February ian at eleven
o'clock in she forenoon 10 much of fhe Real Es
tate of SAMUEL LOMBARD dsceafsd G uased
On the pubI,c road opposite 20 he Fiouse and and
of Mr. Wiiism Harding ID ,sndifh, ia the coun
Nv of Cum oesand will be fluff lent TO raife the
fun of One Hundred aud forty Dollars. fo- pay.
mem of the deb.s of faid deceafed
sac to be on the premfes ~ the houfe of faid
decssfed ELEANOR LOMBARD
Feh 1918,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17

], GENTS for she Amibury Nail Factory Co.
: keep coufiantly on hand large aGortmeat of
Cut Nsiis which they offer for faie At the Bollos
itiees. ALSO
Have consignment of PorAsH KKrrLEs from
he Foundry Of Col. Leach which are suppoled
o be the ben tha, are made in this country.
Ian IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17

Thou shall read.n Deut. 81: IL. " Gire atie,.-
dance TO reading" 1 Tim. 1 Is ''Hhoso read
eth lei him understand" Mark 1914
Philip. Understoudesf hou sehat Mou readest
Euouch. Hoe can 4 ercept some man should guide
wge Acts s.: so, 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17
REMOVAL.
a TAVERN HOUSE.

7 Q be let that three nory brick Hcule ard Sta
bes in saco 6suated upon the Maine ffreet
1t has always bees occupied as Tavern, and is as
good fiand as there ia in saco.
Further information may be had by applying to
the fnblcriber IN The above premifes may be
purchafed on moderate term, and long credt with
good fecurity. DANIEL CLEAVES.
Bddeford Jan 81 If
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17
SPIRIT OF hCcoMmoD 4TToM.

When the two goats met on the bridge, which
was 100 narrow 10 allow them esaher to pass each
other. to return, the goat which lay down. that
the other might walk over him. was finer gentle
man thar Lord Chesterfield.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17
Lectures on Electricity

j. LOCKE informs the Ladies
and gsnsIeneo Of Portland that re in ends to de
liver cuurfe of Experimental Lectures" en-
Electricity The rourie conhn Of Three Lee
ture, TO be delivered at Columbian Hall en- the
evenings of he sth, l7th aud Gath inA com
mencinS Al O'Clock Price 20 ,ubfcribers one
dollar for the courle. To non fubicrbers SO cents
the evening
Subfcriston paper open at MefIrs. MuGsy and
Whitman oknore, where tickets may be had
Feb 9
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17
Portland Bank BILLS.

THE holders of Bills OF the Portland Bank are
requeIled 70 forward them the Bank for re
dempuon as foon a. poihoe. as they are aboa,
coGng their buhneis. IT, May 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17

AT private Sale.

AT private Sale.
.as B c. ATrwooD's Office (,aeod Of Er
Chang -streef, OPPOSITE Mr.. Robert Boyd's
store)
IN Kegs TOBACCO
~ Chests II Skin and Souchnng TEAS
so Boxes Am. Tsllow mould and dipt candle
1 Elegant psten, TlME-PIECE
5 Hl,ds. Muscovado SUGARS
100 Bags LvcrRooi blown SELF
10 Boxes RAISINS
z Bale. Brosdciahs and csssimeres
100 India Hearth RIGGS
Case Philadelphia Straw EONNETS.
20 bsgs Calcutta SUGARS
293 Crates Crockery Ware,
VIZ ,-7o crates C. c. and ensmeied CuIs and
Ssuccrs
70 do speH asserted for he country marx
IS do cdg'd add c c Plates
IS do c and ensmeled Bowls
lo do do Chsn,bers and Bowls
Is do Teas, Mugs and Jugs
do Hsndhascns
90 blue printed lea s dining Watt
2 do enameled Ieapo,s and Sugars
crate black Tesposs
1000 Dutch Tumhiers
Case steel. German and Philadelphia Mil Saus
Philadelphia Sloses--gils md m~hogany fan
ID Looking Glssses--s variety Of opened Cock
cry snd Class Ware, in los TO SUIT IA chase s..
Up The highest price paid for
10 tons CLOVER SEED.
IL Cash Iioeesily adyancei..on ne handiz
Dec IS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17

Excellent Stand for Business.
OR Sale in Wayne, one acre of LAND, with
a,wo itory Houte two fiory Store, Barn ,Jc.
- For particulars esquire OF
Nathaniel & Luther Dana.
Povfiasd Dee IS, 1877
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17
Samuel Lombard's Estate.

Por tland Jany. 90. SIS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1818-02-17

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
&Ntice.

NJ removal to the city OF Washington having beer
I'A rendered necessary b. my appointment attorney
general vi the United States, take this neted of in
forming my clients, that professional engagements
M the court Of appeals and federal courts of GINA will
be completed by Mr. Bonert Stanard, now OF Richmond
attorney Tor the United States the district of Virginia
and superior court Uf av or the county eirco by
either of those gentlemen may have been previously re-
er and IN cases IN which may have been retained as
auxiliary To either OF them place will We supplied by
thatone who shall not have been retained. THE
now due to me In any pending will be paid my
successors respectively nrles the client shall prefer
other counsel in which no lee al Uc charged
iher by those gentlemen self IL is presumed how
ever that clients who may prefer other counsel viii
notice Oi such preference TO those gentlemen respective
y Those who may claim the services of either those
gentlemen by virtue OF their having paid fees wilt
am persuaded, have no objection exhibit them
the receipts and letters which evidence the payments
aud ia those rare cases ia which may been
paid without such proof il he easily supplied on
application 10 ne--wbich application will be made by
those gentlemen, respect ely.
IN TINS change OF situation which has occurred
UNEXPECTEDLY aud so suddenly. hope that my clients will
DE satisfied that have made the best arrangements IN
my power Tor the completion ofIheir business and
am persuaded that, when they shall have person
ally acquainted with the talents zeal aud industry the
gentlemen who have engaged finish it, they will be
more disposed TO thank for the change than
pam OF WI. WRIT.
Washington %. c. Jan l. a4At
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
FOR THE ENQUIRER.

Tie Electric Franchise ef Creat Britain.
Is so much misrepresentcd by the author of
Doubts concerning the system of Public
Education" as to exhaust the patience of Low.
ers of truth.
The writer supposes that bousekeepers and
laBdhOlders eject members to parliament
from the rotten boroughs' Of Great Britain,
this really is one Of tie most notorious and
preposlefous mistakes, that ever I saw in a
respectable newspaper. The fact is, members
Of parliament from the rotten boroughs of
England and Ireland are not elected BY the
people, but by some great laHdhoider, who has
the power OF getting whom he wishes sent from
each of them.
10 is the arbitrary and excessive influence
which great freehOideis possess in G.. Britain of
getting into parliament . favOrite son or a man
that will vote as directed by Isis patron without
regard TO right or wrong, that has blessed that
country with its present load OF taxes and of
national debt that has enabled the English
court 10 unite with the potentates Of Europe,
IN the combination of kings in support of the
doctrine of legitimacy, against equal rights
and freedom TO destroy the responsibility Of
rulers to their nations, and establish universal
aud uncontrolled despotism, TO appoint
family to rule over the French nation, which
nine-tenths of them hate, as the deseen-
dants Of those kings Who caused at diff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-01-29
For Sale,

4 TRACT OF L AND living IN Luneuburg county abou,
FIVE miles north al The conrtouse containing 1903
acres he and Is Of good quality, wei adapted to the
c"fe o. Germ, wheat aud tobacco, aud 10 waered by
creek running neatly through the middle and on which
there are ahont i2e acres OF owgrounds the greater
OF an excellent quality
The improvements consist oftwo good dwelinghous
Kitchens barns, grauay aHd otheI necessary
with two good spple orchards, &c. &c. / will sell a
part OF the whole.
Also, wish to sell my undivided HALF of Lunen
burg Courthouse and that tract OF LAND bereunto be-
longing, containing SIS acres.
n Persons wishing TO purchase view the land and
know the terms, on appIicatonto the subscriber.
STEPHEN HERRING.
January 20. sI5vs