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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15

1The ENQUIRER Is published twice week. eepe
rally. aud three times week daring the session Of tue
State The heretofore FYve
Oo:rs per annum, payable in advance. Notes har
tered speciepaying Banks, (onfy) will be received in
payment. The Editors will guarantee the safety Of
paid by the writers.
n No paper win be discontinued, tbut at the d,scre.
toaofthe Edors until all arearages have been paid
up.
pwboever will guarantee the payment Of nine papers,
shall receive a tenth gratis.
TERMS Of ADVERTISING.
u One Sqnare-FiTst Insertion, Is cenfs-each
continuance, so cents.
- No ldoerftsement inserted msttI it has either
been paid for or assumed by person in this city
sr its enviroRs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15
TtreufU Dollars Re,yard

Nthfy DONdrS NeWdFN.
GTRAYED from the subscriber OH Monday the I0th
~ June last, sORKEL HORSE, six years old Ia.t
spring, Tour feet ten eleven inches high blaze in
ihe forehead hind feet white. long and tail vi,
while si which begins Al the commencement Of the
hiape ana extends around the bedy. will! give the
sDove reward TO any person who will deliver the said
morse 10 ME III Richmond at ths Shsckse Hi Tavern
49, VIM. miNrON.
doubt he will Try 10 get bach, the same place W. NJ
Augusta. 26st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15
James River Lnud for ISoIe

AuAIN offer for sale the tract OF LAND belonging
- 70 Tue estate Of Randolph Jefferson decd living In
aee'nshsn county, Immediately on James river
J ppSsus ue towmI Scottsvie, containing about dses
$50 OF which are low grounds the ~ eater
@ bist Iae' IA considerable proportion ofthe high
- very me, the balance Of different qualities
~ ,,k ~nh good timber. The iaud 10 convenient
n'se or Jour 6ne merchant mills the fartbest Of
snused on James river, aboutlen miles below.
a. description Of the land is deemed unnecessary
60. - presumed those wishing TO purchase will FIRST
w" '"s For terms apply to the subscriber.
HhCHAhiAH NEVtL, 1dmor uith tie 1oiU
n-ru.., dn'sred of RdndokJ,h Jefferson, Zee.
~ the land Is not sold previous 10 The I5ih Of
h,s,s. .nssi v will on that day be RENTED to the
shs ~. ouuer iof the term OF one gear commencing
49, a W 1ssuary, 1871, With the privilege Of seeding
S's'n immediately after renting
HACHAkiAH NRVIL, 6dcy'or NTH me ,rfH
. f,.n. SH'srtd Of Randolph JegersoH, dec.
1870" 2i..aiiw'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15

THE sale Of Blake r. wood,on's land having been
effected aereeaby to n former advertisement, the
trustees will proceed TO sell the said tract Of ud lying
IN Cumberland, under deed nj trust to them
bearing date 23td August 1919, for certain purposes
therein mentioned, on tie 3ofh and 3isf Of August
1890 The sale will certainly take place al Francis
Smiths tavernin farmvile in the county OF Prince
EDWARD. THOMAS A. M0RTON.} T,u,f,es
SAMUEL ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15

Ten DOLLARS REWARD.
ANYWAY frC- the subscriber, "a negro slave called
~ JOHN SHORES.-He is well known TO persons
travelling from Richmond to LynchhuIg, having heen
irf tue last hve yeaTs Ostler at this place He
about nve feet nine inches in height ns made
WIN cohsceTabe space between two Of his foe teeth
MS colour very baek aud about thirty old artful
ana supple In his disposition with great talent for
miinicIy: he bad on when he ran away on last Mon.
Gay, blue cloth coat Of very fine quality bis other
Gotning not fecoieced II is expected he is lettering
III or about some Of the James River or that
ne may attempt To reach Pennsylvania Ohio through
the north western part this state. will pay the above
reward OF TO- besides all reasonable expenses fer de-
iiveTing him to me here or for lodging him In any
Jail within this Commonwealth.
FRANCIS S. O'RRILLY.
POWhstau c. n. JuIy %. D., ~
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Mau,chester Ju,yn;Le Cnn,no,

MnncheSter Turnpike Company.
THE Directors OF the Manchester Turnpike Gonna,
-. ny nave declared dividend Of two per cent for
The present year. which will be paid TO the stocIboid
eIs, or ther legal representative on aud after Ie
18th day Of August al the Office Of the subscriber
JAMES BRANDER, Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15
Plank aud Scantling.

WILL he furnished by the subscriber, at the most
w reduced prices, al bis saw mill on the Rivahna
near Columbia, Of any lengh-having one saw to cot
unusually long but il preferred, IL will be delivered
any where on James River, between the mill and Rich.
mona, win the utmost despatch. w. WOOD.
Waterloo, August, 2Sn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15
Valuable Property for SAFE.

t0fUdOie property T0r SAFE.
THE subscriber wishes 10 dispose Of and viii sell
~, VIZ Lot Nc. $50, situate aud 9th sti eeis,
which he lately resided, Containing full half acre.
lac house IS convenient and roomy and the Offices Of
every Kind Of the first order, having been recently
req, ana completely enlarged. The Well (of never
failing, and excellent water which has lately under.
Win stone The garden 10 a spacious and handsome
one This property is we'll calculated for the Comfort
tasie accommodation Of nee family, and its situa
uon on many accounts 10 an extremely desirable one,
being The most elevated IN the city aud dis
tart from the Capitol only abont 400 yards.
Lot No. 556, at present IN the occupancy OF Mr.. Sa-
ninel &. Swann.....1be house Is n convenient aud
comfortable one, and has attached TO II the usual offices
which are IN good repair aud Is situated in agreea-
allie and healthy neighbor hood.
Also, 6i Feet of Ground heng part OIL the Lot knewn
hy the name OF the Governors Garden This property
Is go well known, that any farther description Of IT,
unnecessary For terms, apply TO Bernard Peyton OF
Ffeston smith, Esq. who are duly authorized TO sell
aud convey aud who will afford every facility TO those
who may desire TO view the property.
April Is. iio..n OPPRESSION.
A LII persons having claims against JOS. DARMS
"A DAFT, dec. are requested to make them known
DANIEL CALL, Ex'or
Feb. g. s5..u of Joseph Darmsdatt, dec
E)UBLiC AUCTiON.-wiIi be sold at Gordons VILE.
4 Orange county, Virginia, Friday the l5th of
Sspfe6er neIt all the perbabe properly oflhe estate
otNAfHANlEL GORDON, deceased. A credit of IL
purchaser giving bond with security. For purchases
not exceeding = 30, cash will be required.
~ All those VIII" have claims against the estate will
hrihg them forward daily authenticated for settleneu
Those indebted will come and settle, ny bond or other.
wise, circumstances will not jnstfy further indul
sence. NATHANIEL GORDON , 9dntnis
CHARLES BEALE, ! traitors.
Gord"nsvie, Augusta. 45..ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15
LEWIS WEBB


IS bids. and SO bbls. Brown SUGARS
90 bag, GREEN COFFEE w.
m do. Java do.
10 pipes cosniac BRANDY
/ bbis. Peach do.
hhds. wHlSKEY
pipes Holland GIN
hhds Antigua RUM
10 do. prime retailing MOLASSES
l pipe, ? half pipes and IL ar. casks fne old
London particular Madeira WINE
~ ar. casks sweet Malaga do.
10 tierces London PORTER
9nart Boities-Botlle Corks-DemiIohp.
40 half bois. do.
AZ Sturgeon ana Rock
80 bills. whsle Herring.
800 800 DO. S 90. d. d.: 1 ss,s}
de. prime Fork
70 do. Rasin
10 d.. Spirits Turpen,ine
80 tons Bar Iron
As do. Pig do.
Castings
10 tons Plough Plates
3 tons English Blstered Steel
Crawlty Steei-NaI Rncs
i2 dozen Wire Meal Siuers
lie boxes Cotton and Wool CARDS
case Pack Pins
d.. mixed do.
10 dozen Frying Pans
do. Shoyes
loo Nova Scotia Grindst0ncs
~ boxes lea China
20 crates aud hhds. Queen:ware
sc casks English Glassware
II do. Apothecaties' walls
lso boxes window Glass, bys, bye. by 10,
9by III, 10 by II, aud ii by 10
Idoo Sack Bags
lens yemp
aano lbs. define Irvine
2O00 do. Cotton arm, No. ! TO I2
bales Napt ColioHs
$50 pieces Domestic ShiTtngs
2a0 do. Piaids, Ginghams, Stripee, Checks.
Chainhrays, &c.
Vesins-row Ciu,b-Diapers
N Hussia Sheetings Conn mon Cloths
Observation-Disclosures
LogNood-Shavins Soap-pipes-Bar Lead
Patent Shot--Gunpowder
Race and ground OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Notwithstanding
Copperas-Mustard
Bed Cords-Leading Lines
Sole Leather Shoes
Wool iiats-ivary Combs
lnperial and Hysoa Skin Teas
wrapping, Writing, Letter & Printing Paper, &c. &c.
ALSO,
400 bushels CORN, in Store
80 do. do ahoat
Fresh Teas, Oid Vines, Spirits, Sc.
THE snhseriber. next door below messrs Sbapard&
Il Webhs, has now sn hand
"unpowoer, Imperial, Young Hyson and Souchong
Teas
Malaga, Tenerhe, Sherry. Madeira. Port, ciaret
Cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin
Jamaica and Antigua Rum
nectihed whiskey, said TO ne g years old
Together with general assortment of GROCERIES
seeceo oil Tue very beat uaiities, and will he sold
'oW ,of casa. JEFFERSON e. TRiCE.
Jolly %. 2,.tf
JUST RECEIVED.
~ Hbds. BrOsn Sugar, good quality
10 bhds. and 20 bbis. Penn. Whisky
rs btis. superior Country Gin
20 dozen Lime Juice
tieTces Rice.
20 boxes Lemons
Is uerces London Brown Stout
80 boxes Window Glass < 10
20 do. do IN Y Il,
20 bbis. Tanners Oil, in nice order
20 bags Green Coffee
cases old Hook Wine
100 Kegs JaIneison's fresh Crackers
Watts old Chewing Tobacco
AL (which will sell low for cash
So, JEFFERSON r. TRicE.
1nl3 20. 23..n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15
July25.
ROANOKE

T.
OFFER for sale (and bargain NAV ri. had in in
n lzi3 acres OF LAND lying on Roanoke tiver In The
soau'y OF aecklepbnrg The advantages ofibis property
tHe-hgh land we'll stocked with tie NEST valua
lumber, aid good cotton and tobacco iandle cleared
lana 10 good state Of improvement for cropping
'disabe low grounds, aud well hSed mill on ne riUer
newly built This property Is valuable, aad worthy
me notice Of any person desirous drowning real estate
fbe negroes, ) the stocks of horses, cows sheen and
hogs, GA the premises may be had with the land Bank
ioch WIN he received IN exchange for it, on Satard1v
I'D SeRfewtsr, will sell II al puB,IC SALE ON m,
premises, u not sold privately before.
WI also 'ef a''other tract lying the county
nsd. d. Iss'many, containing 655 acres. THIS uact
- ~ oe Valuable 'oDacco land, and ABBOTT one third
I" Is cleared. THEo: FIELD.
August s. 27..It
NorcE:-rhe present session ~ Mrs. n. HackIeyS
~ SEMINARY. will close the 18th day OF Al.
iuN-aho the next will coIameuce tue 18th day of
Experienced and approved teacher, having been 70.
nea and II being the earnest desire OF The
Au 10 give thorough education IL is hoped that the
institution will be so conducted as 10 rpsure ie In,
pfovement OF pupils, and The satisfaction OF parents
TENNIS FOR SESSION OF TEN MONTHS.
noafo aud tuition IN the English branches, including
sau'hg, writing, grammar, geography, history, chrv.
soogy' arithmetic, the elements VI drawing aud plain
'''e "o.s ;:.'...-.................".. 40
Mns'e, per quarter.,
r'ehch do...........
maneing do.....
washing, per session.
Mending do.s.........",........6
zach 49,, >. Z: :. !. - .........-s..io
otaes ana book bags-every article Of clothing to be
mafhed ~ length.
FOR DAY SCHOLARS
iution in all the English branches q.
soVe mentioned. 10
board and tuition payable half at entrance the
balance at the expiration OF I'VE months.
Richmond Hili. June 10. 7..n
NoflCgis hereby given TO The debtors aud credit.
ors Heron .bintou Co. and c. J. Bacmurdo that
~ virtue II deeds Of trust aud powers of attorney
m.eVneaDe, exesued by them respectively, we shall
proceed, either IN person by attorney, to vino mn
'oe snaiFs The said Two concerns, without delay.
o., PATRICK GIBSON,
Sa't' v. Tt..U John g BLAIR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-15

mos, important. parsonage. Upon the
English stage, we have com enced writ
ing a Memoir. which we propose giving
IN the coarse OF the present week.
IN y C0m Ady
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
I..AND AGENCY.

N ANIEL d. SMITH keeps General Land
~ Agency Office, for the exchange and con-
centrating lands to suit the propretors. Let
ters, (post paid) enclosing deeds, with the cash,
will be recorded and returned at three dollars
each. A return will be made to the Auditor
and the tax paid for 81 each, where the num-
Der of deeds are less than fifty: provided the
cash for tax and agency fees are enclosed.
United States Lands will be selected and en-
tered, on moderate commission.
A Register is kept of improved Farms,
Town Lots and nonresident Lands that are
for sale. Information to soldiers and settlers
will be freely given.
CT A MAP of the state of Illinois will soon
be published.
Dec. 25-31tf
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
House Of Lords, Monday, June 90

House Of Lords, Monday, June 70.
Lord Dacre presented petition from
her majesty 10 the House, and regretted
that it had not been presen led 10 the
House by the highest legal authority IN
the country. He said he had no COM
munication with her majesty, nor was
he even acquainted with her. He I'M
plored the House not hastily'to proceed
with secret inquiry, which would have
a bad effec, from the opinions OF the peo-
pie, especially when their lordshlps
knew that secret inquiry was so contrary
to their feelings. The Lord Chancellor
said, he owed duty to every individual
in the country; but he found, when look
ing into their lordships' journals, it would
be better to have it presented by any
other noble lord. He did not say he was
right, and if he had erred, he had erred
from sense of duty, and nothing else.
He had no feeling against this lllustrious
person: God forbid he should. Alter
some discussion the petition was read by
the clerk at the table, and was to the
following effect:
Caroline Regina.-The Queenhav-
ing been informed that proceedings, at
fecting her dignity, honor, and character,
have been instituted against her in the
House, feels it necessary, as the only
constitutional way, which she is inform
ed is left TO her TO approach the House
of Lords, ana to petition as fellow sub
|icct, Her majesty IS ready and anxious
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
PUBLISHED wEEKLT,
DY HOOPER WARREN.

Terms Of Neutrality-suspicious. DoLLAns per
annum, parable in Advance.
az Subscribers who do not pay in advance
at the close of the year. and who do not give
notice of a wish to discontinue, will be subject
to an additional charge at the rate of 2j per
cent. per annun, for the time Of delay.
Advertisements not exceeding a square, One
DoILAn for the first insertion, and FIFTY Gents
for each subsequent insertion. Larger adj
vertsemcnts in the same proportion. A de-
duction of 25 per cent. from the above price
will be made on advertisements inserted by the
year. Orders for advertising must be accom-
panied by the cash.
or Letters to the Editor must be post paid.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
BENyAMIN MIAY.S,

ATTORNEY 1T L.qW, VANDALIA,
OFFERS his professional services to the
~ citizens of Bond, Madison, St. Clair, and
Washington countes.-Business entrusted to
his care will be executed with fidelity and
nunctuality.-For the purpose of adjusting
come affairs &C. an individual nature, he will re-
main. for few weeks, at the residence OF
Doctor Perrine, near Greenville.
.9ugsss 9Th, 1820.-64f
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-09-12
CHESTER ASHLEY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

UNIFORMS the public that he keeps his office
in Edwardsville, and will practice in the
counties of St. Clair, Washington, and Bond;
and in the countiesof St. Louis and St. Charles,
in the Missouri territory.
He will also attend to LAND AGENCIES
Of every description. All business entrusted
to him shall be faithfully and promptly attend
ed to.
EdzvardspiNe, June 5-2f
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25
FRYEBJlRGACADE

TIME FIST Summer. quarter commences on the
il fith Of May next, and ends on the 2Sh day
of July. The Second quarter, commences on the
99th Of July, aud Is on the fAth OF October, the
day If the annual examination.
.SrUDENTs may be accommodated with Board
from nine shillings to ten and sx-pence, per week
The Tuition is two dollars per quarter.
ALL the branches of polite learning. usually At
tended 10 in Academies. porfessedly To- Young
Ladies, will be taught in a separate apa ime"t.
A preceptress of amiabie manners, whose litefa
and communicative talents have been tested by ex-
ne ience, is engagcd.-Such is the nature and i'm
., rtaice of moral and religious itslruction il Is
desired, that each pupil may possess the Holy
BIBLE, n addition to the books denomnated cias-
steal. The Bible is the textbook from which
innumerable sermons have arisen, and on which
every human competition. weering serious AS
pecf. is founded, and which with the blessing OF
God is one OF the most powerful means of enlight-
enng the mind and purifying the hearts OF harden-
ed sinners. There is cha IN 10 the sacf ed page,
AID something mystical too, even to the most
highly cultivated intellect. God will be inquired
of and has declared hims If WELL pleased with those,
whp search after wisdom for hidden treasu e.
The Bible teaches US the Instability Of worldly
grsndeur--it teaches MS 10 enjoy the blessings OF
this lie as not abusing them--it teaches Us resg-
nstion and contentment, when the storms OF adj
verse fortune owe take us--it points tho weary
traveller to the abodes of rest and 10 those joys
which "eye hnii not seen -
am sensibis this is singular advertisement.
But those parents. who feel interested in the pro-
motion Of lions cause, who duly estimate their
own happiness. aud tue usefulness, and future well
being Of the rising generation will not think these
hints unnecessary, ~ or out Of season
AMOS J. COOK, Secretary.
f..
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25
JOURNAL OF CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

The Senate, on Friday, the 9TH inst. were
engaged in the New Navigation Bill, by which
the provisions OF the existing act, prohibiting
The entry Of any British ships from West.lndia
ports, which are closed against American YES
sells, are made applicable to all the British
West. Indies, including the free ports.-Tbe
Bill was postponed to Monday.
The Missouri Expedition was then taken
up, upon the question Of insisting on an amend
ment adopted by the Senate, proposing TO add
$50, 900 to the Quarter Master Generals De.
psnment, in order TO carry the said Expedi-
ton to the Mandan Villages. The question,
after some debate, was decided in the allirma.
tive, 81 TO ,3--and conference was asked
Of the House on the subject OF Disagreement.
The conferees of the Senate were Messrs.
Saslord, Otis and Dsna.--[The House agreed
TO this proposal.
The Senate also considered the Bill incrcas.
ing The compensation Of the u. States Courts.
They engaged in long debate on the indefin.
lite posiponement of The Bill, but adjourned
before taking the question.
On Saturday. the subject was resumed, and
the question OF posiponement decided in the
negative. The salaries were established al
various sums, ON $500 10 5000 per annum
the latter sum beng paid to one Judge only.
The average amount is $1,000 per annum-9
The total Of all the amount OF salaries Of the
District Judges in the U. States is only
S49,4O0 The blank for The commencemenl
of The new salaries was flied with The 3oil
June next, and the Senate adjourned.
On Monday Mr.. Barbour, OF Virginia, sub.
miiied four resolutions relating TO the old sedi
ton law declaring hat he federal govern
menl, being government OF limited pow ers
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25
POETRY -
A HYMN TO NATURE.
BY J. Bragdon, Esq.

By. Bragdon, Esq.
Twas eve's pepsiye twilight, the valley was grey,
And the golden streak'd west seem'd the memory
OF day,
Between the dark trees, almost deep'ned = night
The brook yet reflected the soft amber light.
And all was 50 still and so fragrant around,
That the fragrance did seem from the stiffness
to creep
[, seem'd as if Nature repes'd on the ground,
And the odour that rose wa. the breath of her
sleep.
The Nightingale singing within her green cell,
Made the woods sweety mourn with the inns
of her ditty-
o! her notes sobb'd so true, twas like grief
when il tells,
All the woes of her breast, TO the listening of
pity.
Nought was heard, when she paus'd, but the
sound Of the rill,
With its little lone music, so silv'ry and meek,
And the sweet lispng fall, mid the landscape SO
still,
Seemd as first infant essays Of silence to speak.
The moon slowly winding behind the tall trees,
Her silver globe seem'd to suspend from the
pine
'Twa. the calm lamp Of silence-the leaves felt
no breeze,
And the world at that moment seem'd form'd
but to shine.
All sooth'd, and .ubdu'd in the midst ofihe scene,
God of Nature cried here Religion may kneel,
This temple thou fest-- majestic-serene,
On this turf, let me worship the Godhead--I
feel
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25
TUESDAY. APRIL II.

Dueiiing Committee on this subjec,
reported that the existing laws were amply
sufficient 10 lepress duelling, # duly erecmed
and they, therefore, ask 10 be discharged from
further inquiry on the subject. Adopted.
Repenue Law.---A supplementary bill, ex-
tending the time for completing entries of
goods and for taking the oath required in
cases Of drawback, TO t7penty days from the
date of the clearance of the vessel-provided
that oil other regulations are complied with
passed TO be engrossed.
Sixteen private bills were read, and order
ed to be engrossed and three ordered TO lie
on the table, one OF which was for the relief OF
Gen. James Wilkinson.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25

cannot con'tiinionally pass any law concern
ing The press that The sedilion law was pal
pable assumption of power that all sufferer.
by il are entitled to indemnity that all
fees collected under said aci should be refund
ed, and that the Bill for the relief OF Matthew
Lyon be committed 10 The committee who re
ported il, with instructions 10 embrace all cases
The resolutions lie on The table.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25
THURSDAY. APRIL IS.

Four private bills passed 10 lie engrossed {;
fifteen bills, from the House, were seyerally
read twice, and committed !; and five other
bills, read third time, aud sent to the House
for concurrence. A bill for the relief of sick
and disabled sesmen, was discussed at much
length, by Messrs. Elliot, Peasants. Decker
son, Lanman, Mellen, Burrill, and Macon. and
the further consideration Of it postponed til
10 morrow.
The Senate then went into the considera-
ton OF Executive Business, after which they
adjourned.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25
@FARM FOR SALE. II

DLEA~AN situated in Wildham miles
l. from Portland. consisting OF 100 aces good
land. judiciousIy divided into orchard, nov ing,
tlage, pasture AID wood lands under good
state OF cultivation. well fenced aud ~atered aud
in prime order for commencing the springs work
On the farm are convenient two story dwelling
house, two good baress ipod and ch'se house,
g anary, &c. which tx{be sold on reasonable
terms, ard pos.essi n given at any tiGe-Inquirs
at the Gaxehe Office. April Is.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-04-25
FOR SALE.


II ArPIIEU BUR TNMEDIATELT.
THE Fsim, coa. sinlng As acres If excellent
L land and buildings thereon, consisting Of :
So. cous mansion, on houses, barns, &c. nesfi,
ne W. This deIehtfui stu tim, is about ten
minutes walk from Exch.ng- Street. Portland,
and adjoining The seat Of ] mes Deerng. Esq
Terms liberal. lfnot sold 10 few days. j. vii
BE- '.e' for 5 y S esrs-fsr particulars spo,s 10
JACOB CUTTER Of Parismou b, or Lew
CUTTER of Portland. Ap.i 10, 1920.