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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-07
Charles County Court,

March Term. 1928.
George Mason. VS.. Richard B. Mason,
Alexander S. Hooe and Elizabeth b. his
wife. George N. Grymes and Ann +.
Grymes bis wife, and John Sutn and Sa-
rah B. his wife.
IN CHANCERY.
IN this case the bill states, that William
l. Mason, departed this life, intestate,
leaving real and personal estate in Charles
County, that George Mason is the admin
istrator and one al the heirs at law ct the
said William, that the personal estate Is
insufficient to pay the debts OF the deceas-
ed, and the bill concludes with prayer
for the sale of the lands OF the said VIM.
Mason and it appearing 10 the Court that
the said defendants reside out OF the state
Of Maryland, and beyond the jurisdiction
of the Court, it is hereby ordered. that the
said defendants be. and appear before this
Cour; on the third Monday IN august ne1t,
either in person, or by solicitor and all
swer the said bill OF complaint, otherwise,
the same will be taken pro contesso, and a
decree pass accordingly, provided that
this order be published in the Alexandra
Gazette, once week for at least three
months, previous to the said third Mon
day in August, 1898 Teste,
JOHN BARNES, Clerk.
True copy,
F. D. STONE, Sol. for Comp.
NAV 81 Gin
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-07
Plantation or Farm,

on which be now resides, either with or
without The stock hands, as may be desir
able,-To a good and careful tenant, the
terms would be advantageous Or, with
a view to effect the same object, would
engage as Manager Or Overseer, a stea-
dy and industrious man OF sober habits, Ca
pable OF taking The entire direction and
management Of his agricultural concerns.
Persons wishing 10 engage in either way,
will please TO make application to The sub
scriber, Charles county. Maryland, about
FIVE miles below PIscalaway.
august PHILIP |. FORD.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-07
SaddIe and Harness Making
Business

in all lis various branches. He TENDERS
mis- grateful ackncx il dgments to his Gus
tor,yrs for the distinguished patronage
be hs< received from them. His friends
and Tie ouliic are assured o! prompt &C.
contradictions, he feels confident that
with he AID vi some OF the best work
men and consisn, supply Of the most
choice materials. he will be able 10 rem
der amp!t satisfaction tc those who may
please to iavor Min with their applications
by order or otherwise.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-07
NluscOvadO Sugar.

IN hhds Muscovado Sugar landing from
L v the 5chr. Union, from New York, and
tor sale by SAM. MESSERSMITH.
July 99
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-07
Land to Rent.

yNHE subscriber wishing to live less
Il irksome life, by relieving himself of
some of bis temporal cares, is DESTROYS TO
farm out, or let on aSQt, for one or more
voarc tho
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-07
A T.. Cazenoye e Co.
Mahogany & Furniture.

Mahogany 8 Furniture.
TEHHE subscriber has on hand and for
L sale, lslge quantity OF handsome
crotch and shaded st Domigo Mohagany.
in Logs, Planks and Boards, whc he will
sell ion tor Cash. Also. on hand and for
sale, a quantity OF elegant
Fashionable Furniture,
warranted equal, If not superior. 10 any
in the District Consisting of Sideboards,
Ladies' Secretaries, Gentlemen's Secreta-
tries and book cases, Ladies' Work Tab
bIes, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Ward
robes, Bureaus. Clock cases, Wash stands,
Candle stands, Bedsteads. Cradles, So
phas, Chairs, SC &C. which furniture he
will sell low for cash, barter or approved
notes. .. .....
All orders for furniture thankfully re.
ceived ard executed in the neatest and
most substantial manner. Orders frOm
the country, tormaterials, promptly atten-
ded to.
.NaTTR.4SSES MADE,
and all kinds OF upholsiering done on the
cheapest terms WILLIAM GREEN,
Cabine, Maker, Royal street, nearly OPP
posite the market.
FUNERALS
undertaken on The lowest terms. july a
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-07
Removal.

FyHHE subscriber respectfully informs
i his friends & the public, that he has
removed 70 the next square below his Tor:
mer establishment, in brick house, near
ly opposite 10 ihe Mechanics Bank OF A.
exandria, IN the South side otking street,
where ne carries on the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-07
JAMES CALF,

CotF and Hatch.lNaker, kng-a., AIerand'7G'
WISHING to be fairly employed IN
w the line OF his bushes IS, and know
ing he great scarcity OF money, and be-
1eyIns ii has been reported that his char.
ies were generally high, takes this method
o INFORM his friends and the public gene
aIY that alter this date he will do watch
slyk At tue following rates -
Plain Watches cleaned at 80 37t
DO. when other repairs are
necessary Y6
Nam springs furnished ! 25
English Yeges I %
Do Dials 25
Classes, best quality o 1874
and all other repairs IN proportion; and all
work done in bis shop under his own ion
Mediate Inspection and warranted to per-
iOrm we'll. July l.
Maryland Tobacco,
purchased by JOHN H. LADD 4 Co.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-08-07

COHEN > OFFlCE,
Baltimore, July 81, 1928.
Last Of the Fifth Days Drauing,
GRAND STATE LOTTERY
OF MARYLAND.
1890 prize OF Dl0OO
1858 prize of .. 100
*4l64 977s $685. *i752I 9oosO Of SO
Andd 1913 prizes of lS
All marked thus sold at COHEN'S
Office Inc loco a, COHEN'S in whole
ticket.
The drawing will be continued on
Thursday after next. the l4th inst. One
fourth of this splendid lottery is over and
grand capital prize Of 100000
l prize of 10000
Q prizes Of 10000
9 prizes of 5000
;6 prizes of 1000
are still undrawn. Adventures holding
small prizes should have them renewed
without delay, and those who have not yet
completed their investments should DO SO
without loss of time. particularly as by
the arrangement OF this popular and Tae..
nl6ceDt lottery, there will be 10 Iisk until
after all the capital prizes are drawn.
Tickets are becoming scarce ard will con-
sequentIy advance in price. The present
rates are
Whole Tickets Is on | Quarters SIS
Halves 75O Eighths ! S7t
IT. ba Id ,,o,xont,J ,pdraun AZ
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
MIR RID,

ht Saesets iiarbor, (SY) Sarnel o ,suehmury.
ESQ formerly ct this town. to Miss Susan HoOicy.
oaushier OF the late General Woolsey and sister TO
Csp,sio Woolsey, ofthe United States Navy
In Providence. Sunday evening isst, Mr. Uiysses
Holden. 10 Miss Ehsa Ha,ipen---Tuesdsy evening,
Mr. .0orfin S.nmons, to Miss Joanna U,ieor, all OF
That tovn.
AT the Asylum on Thursday last, Mr. Uiiiam
Cronsion, sge5 50 years
On Tuesday morning, Drfes J. youngest son OF
pntee y. Pearoe, Esq aged 3 yrs. mo ~ dsys.
Al Stafen.isisnd, New-Y.rk, on the 2d instant,
Me- lhomos Branan. of ,his town. aged 2e years.
to Providence. Mr. Jsaac Bolen, IN the 84,h yesr
ofess sEe-a--Mta .sfa'y 1fartpi, wife of the ia,o
Cenersi PhiiP Martin, in her 6stb year.
In Beverly, on Monday afternoon. 9TH instant, kill.
ed by lightning. Mrs. Deborah Carriec. aged -
The electric Auid frat struck the chimney al which
sppearsto have separated, and proceeded in op.
posi,e directions, % the roof on beth sides is very
much shattered. In its progress down the south
the gsrret. one end OF which touched the roof. Il
then proceeded, in q perpendicular direction, perfo
rated small hole through the chamber loor. and
sruck the head Of the deceased. who was standing
{" closet door. directly under It's descent. 4
wound was inflicted side OF tie head, and
marks OF hs progress visible The back oftbe
deceased, as we'll as on her cioihes which with her
hair were mach scorched. From this point the auid
appears TO hsve scattered in ell directions for ma
ny parts OF the building are in ruins foors ripped
up, pisistering stripped off, doors torn from their
hinges, crockery scattered and broken, and looking
glasses fractured. There was another lady sitting
by tie window IN the room with the DECEASED
who renamed wholly uninjured.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14

Ex.raoydi70ry Occnrrence /.

S-S.' UO' HrHUC Dtt" 'ebtC'
The schooner Yankee fom New.York, for
Plymouth, ". c. was struck wi,h lightning on
the sih Juiy, at .be mouth Of the Roanoke,
which shivered ter mast, tore up the main
deck and did Other damage, Several p,ssen.
ge's were much slarmed and Jumped into
the long boa, FROM the cabin window, presum.
ing she would siok. What is very remsrks.
bic, says the Edeu,on Gazette, u small box
COO aiming Medicines, sud phisi of auicksil.
ver, which was 10 tho hold Few fee, from the
msst, was found perfectly entirc, but the
quicksilver wss scattered smoug tho splinters
on deck.--There we're sese 'si Kegs Of 20 ~ce,
which, II is supposed, would have tskeo Ere
and exploded, but Tor the attraction Of the
quick',ver, which was so adioitly taken from
the box without its sustaining sny Injury what
ever. The ,quieksiiye', 1t 10 supposed, wss
no, only the primary cause Of the disaster, bu,
the means of preserving the lives Of ell on
board-N \. Gag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14

Agrerab.y TO notice in our last paper,
The company of Light Infantry of Provi-
dence, under command of Capt RArH-
BONE, made an excursion to this town
OH Friday last. The following notice
thereof is taken from the Providence
Journal.
MiLirARy.-Ths company oi Light To-
ian,ry, under the commsud Of Csptsio Ra,h-
bone returned on Saturday evening fsom an
excursion TO Newport, where they met kind
and sgreesble reception from the kospitsole
ci'izens OF that place.
On ,her march down, they were me, OF the
environs Of Newpor by tho Volunteer corps
under the eommspd Of Msior Helme, and es.
corIed to town. On the dsy OF their ssrivsl,
they we're reviewed by his exesilency govern
or 6 bbs. who spoke in lsuering ierins Of their
appearance and discipline stter which they
were reviewed by brigsdier.g general Collins,
who provided Tor them hand some collation.,
snd extended every ms't Of attention doe TO
the soldier, and eiiizen. The weather was
delig htfully pleasant, and ss nothing inteiven.
ed OF en- unpleasant character, the corps must
have induIged 10 the full feast Of reason, and
the Row OF soul. As these sxeursjons are
productive OF much good, sod introduce the
young soldier to some Of The hsrdships ana
Privsuon' of the profession (psrliehiatIy to
the ia'gues OF the rnarch.) ii is proper ,hst
they should be ehcou'sgedi end it is hoped,
that the citizens Of the south will feeiproe.te
the visit Of their brethren Of the ror,h, and
thus establish an interchange Of feelings and
pursuits which in the event, esnno, fsll of be-
ing highly beneficial 10 The .oidiery OF the
stare
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
Ne7u Estimate.

The States committee for taking new
Estimate. met by adjournment at Bristol
on Monday last. Returns not having
been received from all the towns. the
Board adjourned, to meet at Newport OH
the Sd Monday Of October next. Nlea-
surss were adopted to procure the de-
linquent returns. and general TO prepare
all business so that the estimate might be
completed at the next meeting OF the
Board.--PyOo. American.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
Commerce Of PMlsdtiblia.

The amour, OF import, into me cily ofphi.
Isdelphia, for the nine month. ending or N,
SUN oi june is23' was Zen nild0ns JeEr aun.
d'ea and n'nefy sepen thousand seven hund-ed
ana 'shsy four dollars Oi his smount
e.47o'soo dollars were imported from the 81.
Of Apni TO the 1u Of July. An the imports.
,'on' wets IN American vessels, exespt ei2,.
$50 dollars.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
E,o,, ,ks Salem, Dbeers,ss

From ths SaIem ObserSer, H4g. 9.
., We are informed, that the FAR famed Sea
Serpent was seen in Cape Ann Harbor
OH Thursday last. He remained in sight
a considerable time. Several balls were
fired, and two were seen TO strike him.
Yesterday was the warmest day we
have had the present summerADr. Hoy
loke's thermometer stood at &c above o.
Mr.. CaA'ain The return of,his vet.
eran statesman to his country has occa.
stoned some speculation in the public
prints. We perceive it is reported in
New York that he is to be the successor
Of the present Secretary Of the Navy, and
the National Advocate assigns the reasons
which it is supposed would operate on
the mind of the President in making this
appointment. Agreeing entirely in O.
plnion with the editor Of the Advocate,
that " the democracy ofthe country would
rejoice In the return Of such man to the
Councils of the Nation" and not doubt
ing but our verify chies magistrate enter
tains the same sentiment, il may yet be
proper to state that it is not probable that
Mr.. Galla,in will be the successor of MIR.
Thompson. Hispresent purpose, we ap-
prehend. is retirement to the shades Of
private life. National M.cR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14

CHARLES NJ. THURSTON,
Has just receioed e offers for safe chea&
for Cash or shja,oped eveait.
p SO boxes and 10 bblS Havana brown
., Sugar
Barres white g. do do
so chests aod bores young Hysou, Hyson skl[
souchong and Bobes Teas,
s bags Coffee
do, Pepper, .....
pipes Cognsc Brsndys
Hhds Jsmaics spirits;
8 Hbd'. and so bbls Jeocks best rye Gin,
20 Hiids Molasscsi
20 qr. casks Por,. Sherry and Malaga wines =,
hbds old Cherry Ruus q
so sacks blown salt,
20 boxes Dooli,tIes soaps a
30 do Colgaes best do,
80 Kegs first quality Richmond Tobsocs,
5 bbs L,rrilisrd's paper do. =.
do. Lorriliards Scotch snuff
20 Jars Lortillsrd's MAccAboy dos
100 bags pa,cn, shott
10 barrels sperm Oil,
10 kegs Butter, ''- -
1000 vi. pure Ginger, r..J
100 DO. Eutnegsi
800 dc. Cassiai
OBJ =. Covest -.
20 Teams wrilihg paprri
so do wrapping do, .-, /"
40 quarter boxes Spanish segsrs;
5000 American do. &c &c y, o. .v,.
ALSO.-A large assortment, Of Grscerics. N rcs
'sh Newport. August ?. 1893
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
MARINE BIBLE SOCIETY.

THERE win be q sermon delivered in Trinity
Church on Lordsd'y evening next, before the
Auxiliary Marine Bible society, after which col
lcetion will be made in sid of the soeietys funds
GEO MUAFORD, Rec See'ry.
Aug IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
Steamboat Providence.

The steam boat PsovIDsses viii Commence
y running from Providence this day. st the usual
hour OF half past O'Clock in the morning. sn1 from
Newposi at half past 8 , n until further notice
Augo. fAt41
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
For Sale-or To Let,

THE building neIt east Of the X. Z Republican
Printing Ofiee-to be removed. or may remain
On certain conditions. by paying ground rent.
Forteuas apply to RIOS. rowNSgSn iun.
or MARY e TowNsESD.
hag u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14

II healthy Mral-It is stated by a cor
respondent ofthe Poul,ney (Vt) Gazette,
that in the town of Wells, young fowl
lately ate, at one meal, fve youne ra,,ie-
snakes, in the presence Of credible wit.
ncsseS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14

In one oftlre lower counties Of Virginia,
(says the National lu,elligenccr,) three
sisters recently had twins, within short
time of each other. The six children
were in good health few days since, and
were seen 10 cry in concert.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
Commerce Of New. Tork City.

The ". York Sts,esmsn informs, tha, In the
Est six months Of the present yess, the ioi.
lowing was lhe amount Of the u. S. reys.
Que -
Bonds taken, $4,000 600
Cash dues, 500 600
Amount 10 be banded, 600 600
To,sl, Ss,5oo.ooo
II the remaining half Of the year is e..
qoslly productive, more than hsif the es,ims.
ted smoun, Of the customs Of the year (nios.
,seu millioa'l VIII have tssn rssivsd Ns
single Pnr..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
JfYJuOH4HDf

..... -. yNE.HORAND.f .....
The brig Baltic. of this port, sailed previous to
the 18th OF June, from Hsvre, for the North.
At Barbsdoes. 18Th ult sloop Two. others, Fors.
berg, Of this port, from Africs, discbsrging
spoken, ist 80, lon 68, sch shepherdess, frink,
days from Rhode Island. for Hsvsns.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
Edueatien IN Ncw. Har,,,,nshire..

LHutnf1oN M .NeSp- Hampshire.
New Hampshire, witha po pulation Of
something less than $50, 600 souls, &c
cordlng TO the late census. pays an annual
tax ofninety thousand dollars Tor the sup
portoi common free schools. This sum,
il is said, excc~ds what any State of {.
qual alresources, ,raises for similar purpose.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14

advantages Of Fes.-A writer in the
Providence Journal says tha, the nea,ness
and beauty OF the complexions of the ie-
males IN Newport, is owing to the puri.
flying influence OF dense and almost lnces.
SAINT fogs from the Atlanric-and thar a
tanned face is, by means OF these fogs. re.
stored'to its natural complexion in few
hours.-Bos. Gagene. .
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14

III a Comf Of Probate held uithm and
Jo' rae sO,vn !9 TipersOn, in the county If
Ne~horf. the Sfh Of .d.susf, 1928,
An instrument purpor'ing to be tie last will sni
testament of Phiiip Bailey. isie'cl Tiverton,
mariner. deceased, being presented to this Court foe
Probate IL therefore deeresd That the considers,
tion Of the same be referred to the hrs, Monday ia
September nert st, 2 O'Clock. sH and that In the
tlce 10y publishing this decree three weeks success.
sivey IN one OF the newport papers to this intent,
that they may attend the Court Of rro5ate at the
dwelling OF Capt George Lswton, in said rivertou,
and be heard IN the premises. d they see cause.
true copy, witness.
80 -. THOMAS DURFEH. Proc Clk.
hag IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
SHIPPING LIST.
FORT OF NEWPORT.

.,..-.'. ENTERED, ...'
Orig Nicholas z Felix, Williams. Eew.Yort.
Schooner Roils, Vaughan. Mstsnzss.
E4RED,
Sloop BID Jones Lawton, New.YorE.
sloop Sally, FoI, Philadelphia
- .,r., %
-. -- Tae,61y. .fryps ~,
Arrived schooner Alexander, from Pass.msquod.
dy.
SANS DAT-passed up the river ship Providence.
Bowers, ~ days from Bueros Ayres. Aug 8, Ber-
nuda bearing N. Y 90 mites, saw small schooner
of suspicious appearance, who, on our endcAvoring
To avoid her fred several shot at the Providence, {,
and but for her superior sailing, would doubtless
have made prize Of her. - ,.
-. Wednesddy, .fayu,f i3.
Sailed this morning Hec, Of ~ san. which had
been wind bound several days.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1823-08-14
Summer Goods.
STEPHEN n. CAHOONE,
Cheap Dry Goods Sro'e.l
.. 10, 1HsMxs srRsEr,

MS TINY DfT RECEfEED
A extensive assortment OF BRUSH and Frencf.
DAY GooDs. which he 10 nov selling At YER,
reduced prices Among which ere the following
oxford mkt, Ciarrt diuo. and olive brosdcioths.
Tor irock coats; thread half hose; cotton ditto /,
mems and misses Iegborns 1, zrlia hsndkerchieis,
thread snd bobbinet aces Canton caplbe, striped
lssns' vrs,ings; striped instrins black tevantine
stripes and jeans.
Also--sn assortment Of Linens which he ofIers
unusually sow pr.ees. Aug14
NJ OIICE is hereby given that the
L subscriber has been appointed by the Court
o Probate tor the town Of Jame stown s,minsirstor
o1 the estate OF John Carr. late OF Jamestown, de-
ceased. aud given bonds the law d,reets-T There-
f9rs, All persons having sny demands against ssid
estate are requested to exhibit them for settlement
and those indebted IN make immediate payment to
H.. THOMAS CARK, .Sdsninl,srator.
jamestown, Aug L.
III a Cowf Of Probate heM within and
J'r fhe fessn of IIverfon, in rae Ceuniy Of
Ns~h0rf, +fh ef dususf, 1923.
AN instrument purpor'ing to be the las, will and
tensmen, ofJohn shrirve. late ofJyerton, de.
ceased. being presented for probate iAeyefsrs e.
creed, That the consideration of the same be post.
po"ed TO the frsi day OF september next at ocIk,
Pm and that IN tlc meantime al persons interested
therein be notified lby Publishing this decree three
weeks suecessively IN one oi the Ne~ port papers,,
to attend at the dwelling OF Capt George Law,on.
IN 1iserton before said Of probate f lhev ser,
cause, and be heard in the premises.
tue copy, witness, ,, ,
" THOMAS DURFER, PROD ckrk.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03
Notice.

BY yiltue Of deed of trust from Georg
k1 Wright 10 me, shall, on the 10th day of
February, lS23, AT Liberty, n'Brltord coun-
", proceed 20 sell, for ready money, TO the
highest bidder, negro woman slave, named
Lucinda, a collection OF Books, supposed to be
about seVenty liye volumes, a Bed ind Furni-
ure, for certain purposes in said deed spcci
fed. Acting as trustee, | shall not warrant
the tide to stid articles except agoirst mysel
aud persons claiming under me-
WILLIAM FEAHEL, Trustee.
The'urgfo woman Lncindn, is small mu
latto With laRg4har, sbout Ii years old, with
a star OH her neck fshq wus taken from the
possession Of the subscriber by George Wright
ON the 10th Of this moutil--All persons are
hereby tufwarned from purchasing her from,
said Wight, assn. has been conveyed TO NE
by a,deed oti;nst, OF record ia Bedford coun
~ WILLIAM A. HAitDY
November s. M3m ii
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-01-03
Valuable Real Estate
FOR Sale.

HNHE subscriber wishes to sell the
i TRACT OF LAND on which he resides,
containing by late survey s37 acres.
This tract lies within one mile OF Lynch
burg, on the Poplar Forest road, and is well
adapted 10 the culture OF all descriptions OF
grain. About one half Of (which is cleared,
aud partly IN cultivation, the balance OF the
tract is heavily timbcfed, and first rate Iobac-
co land. II is well calculated to be divided
into lots of 2 10 200 acres, TO suit purchasers,
lying on both sides OF Black Water and Ivy
Greeks, on which streams there are several
eligible mill sites, with sufficient water for
the erection OF manufacturing mills There
is also on il an excellent quarry OF Soap Stone,
and very valuable Mineral Spring
The Improvements are comfortable dwell
ling house, with other convenient out houses,
10 which is attached an extensive orchard OF
the best selectedtrnit, which, together with its
convenience TO market render il the most
desirable Tract OF Land offered for sale in this
section of the country
Persons who wish TO purchase lands, IRE
instedto call aud examine for themselves, as
the subscriber is DESTROYS To sel--a bargain
may be hHd-n liberal credit will he given
For terIns, apply to the subscriber on the pre-
misses. EDMUND TATE.
November l. W3n -