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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-24

A yelocipeder presented himself at turn
pike, and demanded "What is to pay ~
"That (said the waggish gate-keeper) depends
upon whether you ride upon your hobby or
pull it through; in the latter case, you know,
q two-wheel carriage, drawn by any horse.
male or ass is liable to the toll; and you will, l
suspect, come within the meaning othhe act"
London baber.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-24
FOR SALE.

1.-TWO improved Lots in the town of Ed
il wardsville.
AoO Acres improved Land, on Silver creek,
near Padfeld's mill.
1lC Acres improved prairie Land, three
miles from Edwardsyile.
ON Acres of timbered Land, two miles from
Edwardsville.
All or any part of said property will be dis
posed of on reasonable and accommodating
terms, by the subscriber, living in Edwards
vile.
THORNTON PEOPLES.
N. B. All those indebted to the subscriber
Yor wagoning, or otherwise, are requested to
call and settle their,acc
r. PEOPLES.
Edroardsuil1e. July loft
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q 400 Reward.

I'd AN away from the subscriber, a negro
d q man named GEORGE, sndtook with him
his wife and three of his children, viz :-lsbel,
girl about - or - years Of age; Charles, a
boy about or years of age; and the least,
girl about 3 years of age, rather inclined to
be yellow. The above reward will be paid to
any person who will apprehend said negroes,
and return them to the subscriber.
GOLDEN WILLIAMS.
Nopard county, NJ II. June 21-8f
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buildings Materials
!FaA9EO,

~ u u Il u.
z WISH to contract for Sieebe,v, Joists, Raj
L tels, Laths Cor sheetng) Shingles, and Door
and Hindozr Frames, suitable for brick house
two stories high, 90 feet widc and SO feet long,
to be delivered in the addition to Edwardsyilc,
in the course OF next month. My own timber
may be used without charge
NINIAN EDWARDS.
L,lv II 1S1o--Stf
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DAVID w. TNYY4AE,

NJ his nery brick store, Jfa,,-Sreet, Sam L0nis,
AFFERS for sale, on the most reasonable
" terms, a large and general assortment of
genuine
DRUGS .f.ND sWEDICLN'E,
SURGEONS INSTRUMENTS,
PATENT MEDICINES, zcarranted,
QUHLS, PAPER, WATERS, and COM
plete assortment Of Stationary,
Copal, Coach, and Japan VARNISH,
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE,
LlNSEED OIL,
PAINTS of all descriptions, both dry and
ground in oil,
SMALTS, green and blue,
PUTTY,
PAINT BRUSHES, from No. I to COO,
White-wash, Shoe, Clothes & Hair BRU HES,
CAMEL'S HAIR PENCILS,
REEVES WATER COLORS,
ALUM, COPPERAS, SALT PETRE,
Best BATTLE POWDER, in cannisters and
by the key.
Which are warranted to be,ofsuperior quail
ty, and may be purchased very low by apph-
cation as above.
81. Eo1HS, .Hay 20--1f
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XNnlber for Sale.
July 3-6ts

4 T the Lumber Yard on Church-street. i'm
IA mediately opposite the Office of the Mis-
souri, Gazette, large assortment of white pine
BOARDS and PLANK Of an excellent quality
Also, quantity of SHINGLES; all which are
offered very low for cash, Or approved ncgo.
table paper.
OLIVER r. COOK.
St. Lortis .I,ne IA. 1S19.-4tf
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List Of Letters,

It Office at Ed7vdrdSpiNe.
ly, 1919, and i not take7
tbs, 4oiH be seat TO the &c
dead letters.
Jacob Tough
John Lewis
William Lee
ReEd. Benz. j. Lowe
NJ
James M'Kinney-2
Thomas Moore
Isaac M-Clanahan
Nicely Mann
Jacob Mire
Jacob Miller
Jesse Margrove
Samuel M'Kelly jr.
Abraham M'GenIess
James M'Coy
Edmund Miles
John F. Medium
Andrew Moody
Thomas Mitchell
Levi M'Neil
Joel Meachaln
n
James New
Stephen ormsted-2
James Pearce
John Poole
Isaac Parker
Marquis ID. Pelham
Moses Parker
II
Jesse Roundtry or d.
White
Thomas Rays
Clerk of the Registers
Office
Thomas Reynolds
James Ramsey
Henry Reaviss
Alexander f.. Ross
Robert Swmt
jeremiah Smith
George w. Smith
Samuel or Mailer Sc
ward
James Swinerton
Samuel Simmons
Abraham Sells-2
+
Calvin Tunnel
Ebin Twiss
Armstead Taylor
Francis Travis
Abraham Tetrick
Joseph Taylor
John c. Vance
w
William Wright-2
William Ward
Henry williams
Delight Williams
William Welch
Joseph Williams
Isaac White
Isaac W alters
Daniel White
Jacob w. Walker
Y
Benjamin Yardley
|. PRICKETT, p. III.
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y office

rs hereby given, to those indebted to the
n subscriber, to call and settle their accounts,
on or before the Goth instant, as no further in
diligence will be given.
WILLIAM HOLLAND.
Ed.rordsriNe, July 10-3t
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Notice.

n WISH to contract with some person to
L break up quantity of prairie land at my
farm one nile west of Troy. The highest
price in cash will be given. Apply to MIR.
SrlvASus GssKrLt, near the premises, or to the
subscriber, at the Printing Office in Edwards
vile. GEORGE CHURCHILL.
May %, 1919.-tf
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a JourneSman 'Yanner,

rs wanted at Ripley, Bond county, Illinois
q Liberal wages and constant employment
viii be given. Application to be made to
f. l.. r, WHEEI.0Ck.
.uly 17--3ts
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oat 4tqitlliR three months,
neral Post Office as dea
A j
John Admns-3 Jc
Joshua Armstrong "
James Anderson II
J. or r. G. Adams
J. Adams or A. Lee j
Thomas Allison
Hannah Adams Is
B n
Samuel Berrian-2 j
Edward BerTian Js
John NJ. Berry Jt
William Biggs 81
Jacob Baxter 4
Robert Balm ia
Abraham Bush T.
Robert Baker il
Isaac p. Burns A
Ann Brown
Oliver Brock l.
C. il
Hosea Camp
Jabez n. Cushman j.
Jonathan Casterline
John Clark 81
Reuben +. Conan
John Carr ];
Alexander Conlee j
Alfred Collens Is
Seth Converse M
ID III
Ebenezer Daggett
Abraham Duff Jt
William Drummond
DIR. Delanca T
Rhatso Durly-2 C.
+
George Everhart I
Reuben Ewing Js
John Evans ii
f A
Thomas A. Flenegen
Elisha Fowler r
G il
Levi w. Gootlen G
Charles Gear ST
Levi Gilbert
Isom Gillian j
William Gorden S;
Richard Gibbs A
III
Evan Henton-2 {
Benjamin Harris L
John Hobbs A
Walter Hull F,
DR.. j. Hcwetson A
John r. Hutton .Jc
George Hayworth
Charles Heard j
Vines Hicks
Daniel Harper "
Benjamin Harris "
Benjamin Hannah II
Ebenezer IIarknep D
Elizur judo il
James johnson is
James Jurlan Is
VIM. Kirkpatrick-2 j;
James Kinney
l. E,
Amos Low
"A. !
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-24
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
MERCHANDISE.

ENTiIiCH, added to his former stock, makes
wv his assortment unequalled by any in the
state. All those who wish to obtain choice
selection of such articles sare here mentioned,
can get rid of their ready change by calling at
the aforesaid establishment, where they can at
all times be supplied with the following Goods
at a small profit on the eastern prices:
Prime Green Coffee, Screw Augers, assort-
Sugar, ed,
Pepper, Cross Cut Saws,
Alspice, Hand do.
Ginger, PANEL do.
Indigo, Bottles, assorted,
Madden, Saddle Bags,
Alum, Saddles,
Rasins, Brides,
Cinnamon, Horse Whips,
Nutmegs, Wagon do,
Cloves, Leather Collars,
Irish Glue, Fine and coarse Shoes,
Copperas, Best Black Morocco
Port Wine, do.
Madeira do. Common do.
Cognac Brandy Leather do.
n. +. Rum, Mems best Fur Hats,
Holland Gin, do. Common do.
Whiskey, do. Wool do
Imperial Tea, Pocket Books,
70 ing Hyson do. Ink Stands,
Shaving Soap, Common Paper,
Gun Powder, Letter do.
Cut Nails, 4, E, 8, and Waters,
10d. Ink Powder,
Brads, Quills,
Bar Iron, School Books, assort-
Pig Lead, ed,
Coffee Mills, assorted, superfne black Cloth,
Slckles, do. DO. Blue do
Plough Irons, DO. Brown do.
Do. Lines, Do. do. .Cassimeres,
Bed Cords, Common do.
Mattocks, Eankcens,
Axes, Cotton Cassimerce,
Tea Kettles, Russia Linen,
Pots, assorted, Irish do.
Dutch Ovens, Bed Ticking,
Skllets, assorted, Coarse and Fine Do
Dog Irons, mestic Shifting,
Drawing Chains, Fancy and Plain Do
Grass and Cradle mestic Cottons,
Scythcs, Straw Bonnets,
Brasnble do. &c. sc.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-24
THE SUBSCRIBER,

OFFERS FOR SALE,
Picked Salmon, Pocket Combs,
Picked Shad, Shaving Brushes,
Goldfish, Table and Tea Spoons,
Goldfish sounds and Ink Stands,
tongues, Thimbles and Pins,
Smoked Herrings, Razors and Buttons,
Ground Ginger, Birdie Bits,
Pepper and Alspioe, Padlocks,
Cinnamon and Gloves, Patent Steel Trowels,
Nutmegg, Curry Combs,
Raisins, Cotton Balls, in boxes,
Hyson Tea, Chinese Pussels,
English Mustard, in Playing Cards,
bottles, Morris Patent Liquor
Mens's and Women's Cocks,
Shoes, Indian Beads,
Pocket Knives, single Spanish Segars,
and double, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cogniac BRANDY, Holland GIN, Jamaica
RUM, WINE and WaishEY, by the gallon or
less quantity.
w. C. VIRGINS,
Opposite the Bank of Edwardsyille.
Ere 90--5tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-24
S15 Reward.

Eb AN from the subscriber on the 18th inst
AA living on the Missouri, near Marthasvile,
| TWO NEGRO MEN, the one black, % years
old, feet Or inches high, down look, bad
countenance, with blemish in one of bis eyes,
had on tow linen shirt and pantaloons and a
tlrab fulled cloth coat; the other a yellow or
mulatto, IS or 10 years old, 5 feet or inches
high, had with him a tow linen shirt and panta-
looms, blue broad cloth coat and pantaloons, and
checked bingham coat, and blue checked ging-
ham pantaloons, they may likely change their
clothes, and make for the state of Illinois, and
pass for frecmen. They had a rife with them
Any person apprehending them and bring
ing them to me at Marthasyile, shall have the
above reward; or securing them in any jail so
that | get them, shall have $50, or s25 for each.
BENJAMIN YOUNG,
.NanhasviNe, III T.
July 17-3t'
The editors Of TIE Illinois Mtelfgencer are re
qiterted 10 iusert the aboue three times, and fur
.card their bill to the postmaster at .Ma'thaswile,
FIR bayn,ent BENL4.JfLN TOIT.NE.
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THE SUBSCRIBER

HAS commenced the PRACTICE OF THE
IA LAW, and viii attend the Circuit Courts
of Madison, BGnd, Washington, and st. Clair,
and the Supreme Court, at kaskaskia.
T. w. SMITH.
EdrrardsuiHe, 10Th Nay, 1919.
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MEDICINES.

WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
MEDICINES.
G1r r. p expects by the next arrivals from
Pittsburgh and New Orleans, further supply
of NEW GOODS; all of which will be llispos-
ed of or accommodating terms
2. s. Persons having accounts Of long stand
ing and actually due, will please to cali and
settle the same.
May 29-1tf
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n. pOGUE.,

At HIS STORE IN EDwAuDsyILLE,
Has recently received, from PHILADELPHIA and Bet
.timore,
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1819-07-24

Remaining in the Post Office at Edrpardspil'e
Illinois, on the 1st Jitly, 1919, and i not tahe7
ont 4atiin three months, 1piH be seat TO the Ge
neral Post Office as dead letters.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04

amoAy us. N,i,leI tlcit irGa.th q nor
Their punishment will you bt al. to es.
cape They would then give s,n, to all
manner Of inyectives and ilnp,.cations "a
gainst England ana The English people,"
= Unless it were that minister (Lot,
Castlereagh) wished to allude TO them III
the House Of Commons on the l4lh May,
1918.
Seeking to justify the prosecutions ex,
ercised against Count dc las Casas, he
said that he had been much surprised in All
attempt TO establish correspondence III
Europe through the MEDIUM OF England.
But the noble Lord merely asserted this,
and refused to produce any official docu-
ment in proof OF it-every one will be en-
titled to form proper opinion from this
last circumstance.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04

At New-York there is a line of battle
ship on the stocks, in the building ofwhich
great progress has been made.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04
ECONOMY.

Having made an experiment as 10 the diff
ference Of expense in burning sperm. oil or
dipped tallow candles, am induced to
give the result, for the benefit of those who
think -" penny saved is as good as pen
ny earned" A lamp with two wicks, con-
tanning one third of half pint Of winter
pressed oil, which cost at dollar e5 cents
per gallon, two cents six mills, burnt
hours and SO minutes. A dipped tallow
candle, weight 9 2-3 OF. cost at 10 cents
per ID. 8 cents, burnt 6 hours and 35 mi
nutes. The light Of the lamp was equal
or rather superior TO the candle, and re-
quired no attention, while the candle re-
CURED snufing ten times. The above
fact shews that oil is one third cheaper
than tallow. In warm weather the pro-
portion in favor ofoil would be still great
er, as summer strained oil, which sells at
retail It 873 cents per gallon, would then
burn as well and rather longer than winter
pressed oil, and candles would consume
more rapidly. find that oil makes not on
ly the cheaper but more clearly and stea-
dy light than ta!low.
T.N. York Eveaing Post.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04
LOOK UNDER YOUR REDS.

A few evenings ago., gentleman, lodg-
ing at one of the principal hotels in this CT
ty, went late to bed and amused himself
with reading Othello At the period
when he was most interested with the bed
chamber scene, between Othello and Des-
demona, smothered sigh, or something
like broken respiration, met bis aar-he
laid down the book TO disten, imagining
that the sound came from the adjoining
chamber-whcn bearing it repeated loud
or and nearer, he left his bed cautiously,
and raising the clothes looked underneath,
when he discovered man, who, on being
dragged from his retreat, proved to be gu
gaRtic black, who had concealed himself
there for the purpose or robbery or some-
thing worse. Here was Othello persona
fed. Whether the scene, which the gen.
tleman had just been reading, had created
an alarming effect for the issue, we know
not looking round the chamber, and find
ing no sword, he seized the black with a
furious grip, and dragged him from his
retreat. Another gentleman, just entering
with camille to retire, assisted to transfer
the negro into the hands ofthe watch and
he is now confined. 1t appears that he
had been released only few days from the
state prison. Lodgers in large hotels would
do well to ascertain before they get into
bed, that no one turks beneath it.
IN. York Nat. .4duocate.
THE OFFSPRING OF MERCY-A GERMAN Pa
RABLE.
When the Almighty was about to create
man, he summoned before him the angels
OF his attributes, the watchers of his domi-
nions--they stood in council round bis bid
den throne. Create him not, said the an
gel of Justice, lie will not be equitable to
his brethren, he will Cypress the weak
Create him not, said the angel of Peace,
he will manure the soil with human blood
the first born of his race will be the slay-
erof his brother. Create him not, said the
angel Of Truth, he will defle thy sanctuary
with falsehood, although thou should stamp
on his countenance thine image, the seal
of confidence. So spake the angels OF the
attributes of Jehovah when Mercy, the
youngest and dearest child of the Eternal,
arose, and clasping bis knees, create him
father. said she, in thy likeness, the darling
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04

Ground Alum, Fine Salt, SC.
NOV landing from schr Geo. Washing
II ton, and sloop Experiment, from Nor.
folk, and FOR sale by LINDSAY g. HILL,
ESQ sacks fine Liverpool salt
145 do coarse do
1900 bushels do do
80 bis behring's and
40 dozen corn brooms January /
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04
Goshen Cheese.
For Freight.
John III. Ladd & Co.

John IL. Laid y Go.
HAVE received by brig Juno from Bos.
L Il ton, and schr Elizabeth from N. York,
5000 bushels Liverpool coarse salt
1876 boxes mould candles, of various
sizes, and most approved brands
SO bags green coffee
90 hhts n: L. rum; SO bbls ditto
10 hhds west.india rum
IL casks cheese
3 chests imperial tea
10 do young hyson tea
quihtals dun Goldfish. sup. quality
3 cases mems & boys coarse shoes
4 bales herring seine Irvine
For Bermuda, a2h
xSstN The fasl-sailing brig JUNO, A.
49, Smith master, burthen $50 barrels.
For freight Of 800, apply to
Jan 4 JOHN Fl. LADD g. Co.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04
NOtice.

Notice.
VFHE copartnership. of John 4. Thomas
Il Vowel having expired by mutual con
sent on the lst inst. those that have ac-
counts against the firm, or either OF the par
ties, will please present them for payment
and those indebted will please settle the
same with either of the late firm. The
books and papers will be found at the store
now occupied by John Douglass 4. Co.
JOHN C.. VOWEL,
THOMAS VOWEL.
January mwf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04
ALEXANDRIA,:
MONDAY, J.aNU.qRY 4, 1919.
GrThe remarks of correspondent on
the subject Of retrocesslon to Virginia,
will appear tomorrow.
EXEMPLARY ruNIsHMENr.

EXEMPLARY PUNISHMENT.
II is stated, in the American Waterman,
that, at the late Dec. term of the Court
at New Castle, Delaware, man named
John Robinson, was convicted Of having
passed counterfeit 3 dollar Bank note,
and received from the Court the following
sentence "That he pay a fine of five hum
dred dollars and be imprisoned and kept
in solitary confinement for the space Of
three months that he should forever wear
the letter F, made of scarlet cloth, sewed
on the outside of his garment, on the back
between his shoulders, of at least six inches
square that it should always be the duty
Of any constable within this state, as Of
ten as he should see the said John Ro-
binson IN the state without such badge, to
apprehend him and take him before some
Justice of the Peace, who should, on proof
thereofmade, order the same or some other
constable, to give him, the said John
Robinson, ten lashes on his bare back,
well laid on and that if any constable
orjustice should refuse or neglect so 10 do,
he should be indicted, and fined any sum
not less than 500 dollars nor more than
800, with costs" Robinson was then COM
mit'ed to the custody of the Sheriff, until
the fine and costs of prosecution should be
paid, and the punishment inflicted.
~. York Commercial Advertiser.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04
Notice.

Notice.
Office of Marine Insurance Company
Of .4ierandrid, Dec. Is, 1878.
THE Stockholders are hereby notified
Il that an election for fifteen Directors
will be held at this Office on Friday the 18th
day Of January next, between the hours OF
10 and 9 o'clock.
J.R. NICHOLS, Sec'ry.
The transfer book will be closed from 9
o'clock on Monday the 18th, till after the
election. Dec
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04
From the .Augrsta Chronicle, Dec. Is.
A sHREw PRESENTED.

From, the augrsta Chronicle, Dec 16.
sHREw PRESENTED.
tsWhy, sirs, trust | may have leave to
speak,
And speak will | am no child, no babe :.
Your betters have endur'd me say my mind: .
And if you cannot, best you stop your ears
The grand jury of Burke have presented
Mary Cammell, as common scold, and
disturber Of the peaceable inhabitants of
that county. We do not know the penal
ty, orif there be any attached to the offence
of scolding: but for the information of our
Burke neighbors, we would inform them
that the late lannented and distinguished
Judge Early, decided some years since,
when a modern Zantippe YVES brought be-
fore him, that she should undergo the pun
ishment of Iustra,ion, by immersion three
several times in the Oconee. Accordingly
she was confined to the tail Of a cart, and,
accompanied by the hootings of the mob,
conducted 10 the river, where she was pub
licly ducked, in conformity with the sem
tence Of the court, Should this punishment
be awartiedMary Cammell, we hope, how
ever, it may be attended with more salu-
tary effect than in the case we have just al
luded to-tbe unruly subject Of which, each
time as she arose from the watery element,
impiously exclaimed, with ludicrous gra-
witty OF countenance, "glory to Cd"
At New York there is line of battle
ship on the stocks, in the building Of (which
great progress has been made.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04

Sugar, Apples, &c.
DECEIVED by the sloop Rising Sun,
IL capt. Smith, from Providence, r. !.
and for sale by E. CORNING,
Vowell's wharf,
60 bbls brown sugar
s hhds N. E. rum
9 pipes gin
81 bbis cider
SO do apples
70 bushels potatoes
5000 VT. Goldfish ian4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04
Cork Sole Shoes.

>. G ~. REED
Lave just received fresh supply of
IL cork sole, and morocco and leather
thick sole walking shoes, with heels.
LIKEWISE,
A general assortment of other kinds, suit
able for the season, which are for sale at
low prices tor cash. January
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-02-06
Valuable Stale Racer land fs,. ,ai,.

TIVE subscribers being desisou, TO move to the wei,
tern country. have determined TO sell that VAIUt
BIZ ESTATE on Slate rtyef three miles from Buck.
nshain courthouse, MAJ syile couainlng by re.
cent survey 100 acres about 900 Of which prime
which is prime tobacco land. The cleared land is in
great state Of Improvement, and we'll adapted to the
Mind to clover and pasisr-x msaao~ Of aSon. ,ry
acres, seeded last spring. very rich soil There is ON
this land valuable improvements, we'll calculated for
FAMILY oil taste all which, together with the plan,
10 ~ good repair. Fifteen good hands may worked
ON this farm 10 advanisge aud in point produc tou
Is equal to any in this section Of country- will and
does produce. from Is to 20 bushels wheat to tue acre
~ has ON Il one OF the most valuable and convenient
mill ia the county-an orchard Of excellent fru,,
anu situated IN healthy and wealthy
IFS thought the will be made navyabIe within
miles o. this estate; and the town Of Maysve rapidly
increasing which Will, and docs produce regular and
brisk market for all surplus Iarm--at which place
Is an excellent manufacturing mill just finished and
nowin operation. This property will be divided TO suit
purchaseis bat at the same tiHe give an opportunity
for the Whole on the accommodating Terms 10.
ge,her with the stock OF oil kinds, and crop OF corn
fodder oats &c.souie household aud Kitchen furni.
tnre may be included at Teduc ed piices
can be given in time to seed crop of small grain
there Is land prepared $50 bushels small grain
The subscribers will take 10 IL young negroes in
part, aud but little money wanted dewa--Any person
wlsnns 10 see th's property, will apply to Benjamin
Hardwick, Oh the premises, or Jonathan p Hardwick
miles below Maj. Henr, Floods ON the main BUCK,
insham road, and about seven miles from the farm.
BENJAMIN HARUwlCk,
JONATHAN z. HARpwicK.
n B. They have four ether small tracts in the neigh
ooInood, 81 inferior lands, they would sell also.
JAM Is. si..wsws b. q j. y. n.
g ALE on EXCHANGE.-TIe subscriber will sel or
- exchange for western land negroes on reasona-
s'e efms tract Of $50 acres in the county OF New
hen', handsomely situated York river. About one
MIN OF tls farm prepared foi cultivation the ba
lance Is covered with woods excepting about $50 acres
OF GRAZING marsh which II 10 believed might be render
60 aIaoe al tthne expense. There /, the Gus.
.oaTy buildings IN good fep.ir.-Fsh, oysters aud
tive seasons, with little expense or abor-Shor,d the
nava depot he established York river the I'M. er
mus ianu VIII be valuable Apply Colonel John "A.
Snrsthsn, OF the House Of Delegates, or ~
iee.I e5..(2 6i- THO: MEAuX.