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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-16
New Goods.
ROBERT BARRY

Cat his Netv Store, opposite Messrs, Pafon =
Bufcher's.
"AS Just received in addition to his spring
III goods, recently advertised, the following
articles:-
Super London blue and black cloths
Do. cassimeres and cassinetts
90 pieces splendidGrecian stripe S'ngn'"
50 do. beautiful calicoes
Cambria ginghams
Irish linens and lawns
Plain cambrics
Jaconet do
Mexican stripes for pantaloons
Reed fans, very handsome
India null muslins
plain, twilled and striped bombazet,
New style of linen drilling for pantaloons
case super black Canton grapes
Burlaps, ticklenburgs and Scotch linens
Colored cotton
Brown and bleached do
Cotton stockings Of every description
Silk do do do
WithMany other ARTICLES
too numerous to mention, all Of which Will Dc
cold low for cash may2l
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-16
Dismal Swamp Stock for Sale

nURSUANT to a decree OF the Circuit
IL Court of the District Of Columbia for the
county of Alexandra, at the last term ofthe
said Court in the amicable suit Of Chancery of
Washington and others, legatees, complain
ants, against Bushrod Washington and Lau.
renee Lewis, acting executors of General
George Washington, deceased, defendants
I shall, as commissioner under the said de-
cree, proceed to sell on the 18th dug Of June
ensuing, at public auction, for cash, at the
Commercial Reading Room in Alexandria, one
share of stock in the Dismal Swamp Land
Company, the property of the estate of the
late General George Washington. The di-
vidends paid upon this share, for some years
past, have been very considerable, particu-
lar statement Of which may be seen by refer
ence to the report, with the accounts, of Mas
ter Commissioner Moore, filed in the aforesaid
case. Sale TO commence at - o'clock.
NOBLET HERBERT,
,x,,,, 10 ,JaoQ Commissioner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-16
DsII< I1HOIILI
COTTON YARN,

at the factory price for cash. Those goods,
with his former stock, renders his assortment
complete, and will certainly be sold low for
money. june 2-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-16
Slaves Wanted.

TIME Subscriber will at all times, pay the
Il highest price incash for slaves, either sim
gle or in families. Letters addressed to me
in Alexandria, will be promptly attended 70
feb LIT F.. p. LEGG.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-16
G. &X. p. THOMPSON

G. 81. p. Thompson
HAvE justreceived, per ship Majestic, from
III Liverpool, well selected assortment of
SEASONABIE GOODS:
Among them are
Extrasuperine cambria chintz, newest style
superfne and fine fancy prints, do
Castilian, Circassian, Cytherian, Palembug
and gingham dresses
Ga Powered japanned Verona muslins
Do fancy striped do
Do costume ginghazns
go and Ga cambria muslins
Mems, womens' and childrens' cotton hose
Wilmington stripes, Marseiiles quilting
Striped, blue, black & drab Denmark satins
Twilled blue and black bombazett.
ON HAND
Superfne cloths and cassimeres
Plain and figured, black & cold bombazett
Brown and bleached shirtings, dimities
Jackonet and book muslins
Choppa Romals, sewing silks, threads, &c.
apro
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-16
land for Sale.

aXuaOAc AaNu lux OhAc'
PURSUANT to the last viii and testament
Il of Peter Hansbrough, decd. will be sold
to the highest bidder, on Monday the 10th dug
orners nsoath, CJ.ns, J if fair, if otherwise,
.ssStez< the next fairday. from 300 to 1000
2N&acr of very valuable LAND. in
WS the county of King George, border
.>-Aseing on Potomac River, and Po-
tomac and Pasbytanzy Greeks. Also 28l acres
contiguous thereto, situated between Potomac
Creek and Rappahannock River; it will be
subdivided to suit purchasers and sold on the
following terms, viz:-one third part of the
purchase money will be required at the expi-
ration of one year, another third at the end OF
two years, and the balance at the expiration OF
three years from the day of sale, the whole
sum to bear interest from that date. Bond
and personal security, with deed of trust on
the land, will be required to secure ultimately
the payment of the money.
may lS-tJe2O THE EXECUTORS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-16
Cash for Slaves.

Cash for Slaves.
WANTED to purchase, about 30 or 40
w Negroes ofboth sexes a liberal price
will be given in cash. Enquire at the
SOUTHERN HOTEL,
upper end of King-street, Alexandria, (late
Mr.. Eli Legg's,) kept by John w. Smith.
feb IS IF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-06-16
JOHN w. MASSIE.

who has just received by the ship AlexandeF,
from Liverpool, via Philadelphia, general
assortment of CUTLERY, and shall receive
by the first arrival from Liverpool, the balance
of his goods, which will make his assortment
complete, for sale at very low prices.
NAV d JOHN w. MASSlE.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11
to convey certairA'al estate, was read

to convey certain eal estate, was read
the third time, amenaed, and passed.
Monday, Der. 81.
Mr.. Duncan from the committee on
the militia, reported bill for the or
ganizstion and government of the militia.
The bill providing for the permanent
location Of seat Of justice for Morgan
county, was taken up and referred to a
select committee Messrs. Carlin, Still
man and Lemen are the committee.
The Senate concurrcd id the amend
ment made by the House of Represen-
talives TO the Judiciary bill.
Mr.. Duncan moved TO lay the bill on
the table. Negaiyed.
Ayes-Messrs. Barker Bliss, Dun
can, Hay, Kirkpatrick, Lemon and WI
den--7.
Nays--Messrs. Beairo, Bird, Carlin,
Ewing, Grammar, Parker, Sloo, Still
man and Smnh-e.
Mr.. Beaird from the committee on
the Judiciary, reported z bill to Tx the
salaries OF the judges.
The bill TO amend he divorce law,
was read the third time, and passed.
Yeas--Messrs. Beard, Bird, Bliss,
Carlin, Duncan, Ewing Hay, Kirkpa-
trick, Sioo, and Smith--lo.
Nays-Messrs, Bsnkson, Barker,
Grammar, Lemea, Palksr, StiIlman and
Widen-7.
The bill from he House Of Represen-
Iatiyes to provide for recording town
plats,. was read the third time, and pass
led.
Mr. Carlin Introduced bill to form
4 new '.1oa4y, pnt ot The county of Pike.
Al. Hay lo-rodnrod bill to change
the mhe Of aapolntiog slices.
The Senate conaurrod n the resolu-
ton from the House OF Representative s
pos;poning the tlne for ilmling the ~
reduction OF business, and fixing time
l. adjourn.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11
HOUSE OF REpREs ENTA TlyEs.
Frldgu.. Der "a.

fflaey, Dec "a.
Mr' Rnsse! pfeseme ed the petition Of
John Bausl, praying relief.
+ MAJ. Russtl also pres anted the petit
.loh ot D5cy Baker, praying for di,
yorce.
Mr. B'd&eman from the committee
u pe'iuons reported bill 10 compeD-
safe Nathaniel Baeknaslcr for bring inc
J P na LaDkins from New-Orleans.
Mr. Sim IRON the select committee
70 whom the subject was referred, re-
ported bill 10 prevent he disin,erncn
I The dead, without amendment, The
oil was then read The ,b.Id Time, amend
"a, and passed.
The bill to amend the probate law,
was read The third time, and ON the
question shall the bill pass it was de-
cided in the negative.
fcas--Messrs. Logan NJ Gahey,
Norton, Stewart, and Whitaker--5.
Nays essrs. Speaker, Archer,
blackwell, Brakeman, Beers, Bridges,
Casey, Charchill, Dorriss, Imam, For.
4uer, Guard, Hacker, Hamilton, Han
seq, job, Jones, Kane, M'Hcnry, Moore,
Philips, Russell, Sim, Siocumo, Utter,
Wakefield, VIII, Walker, and White
side-3O.
The bill TO transfer the trial of as
sauls and batteries TO Justices Of the
peace, was read the third time, and the
question on lis passage was taken by
.eas and nays.
Yeas--Messrs. Blackwell, Biak EN- an,
Beers, Casey, Dorriss, Imam, Hack r,
job, NJ Heary, Moore, Dwell, Sim,
siocemb, Utter, Will, Whitaker, and
Wh,tesids-I7.
Nays-Messrs. Speaker, Archer,
Bridges, Churchill, Hamilton, Hansen,
rprqner, Guard, Jones, Kane, Loga
MGaAcy, N ,rton, Phillips, Russell,
Stewart, Wax field and Walker--l8.
Negatived.
The bill to iegalize certain records in
the office OF Pike county, was read the
third time and passed.
The bill Tor the relief of the Sheriff
OF Pike county, was read the third tim e,
and passed.
The bill to authorize the Governor to
lease Big Muddy Saline, was read the
third time and passed.
The House again went into commit
tee OF the whole on ,he'judiciary Dill, and
after some time, Mr.. Hamilton reported
the same with simultaneously ques-
ton was taken on the amendment 10
strike out four and insert FIVE in the 18th
section.
Aifirmative--Messrs. Archer, Beers,
Bridges, Casey, Dorriss, Guard, Ha-
milton, Hansen, Jones, Kane, M.Gahcy,
Merton, Slocumb, Stewart, Utter, Wake
field, Walker, Will, Whitaker and
Whiteside-2o.
Negative-Messrs. Speaker, Black
well, Brakeman, Churchill, Imam, For
quer, Hacker, Job, Logan, M'Henry,
Moore, Orwell, Phillips, Russell, and
SIm-l5. So the amendment was con-
CURED in.
The question was thcn taken on con-
curing in the amendment for three
terms and decided in the affirm alive.
!ess-Messrs. Speaker, Archer,
blakeman, Bridges, Dorriss, Guard,
Hacker, Hamilton, Kane, M.Cahcy,
Moore, Oswcii, Russell, Sim, Slocumb,
Walker, viii. Whitaker
md Whi'sfds-aG.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11
Illinois Legislature.
In THE SENATE.
THURSDAY, Dec. %.

1nHfs00y, Lee. %.
Mr.. Bliss from the select COMMITTEE
reported a bill to incorporate Mount
Carmel.
Mr. Hay obtained leave and introduc-
ed Dill 10 a.nend the law on divorces.
The biil IRON the House oil Represen
ta,ivesto authorize Courts OF Chancerv
to decree conveyances IN certain cases.
was read the third time and passed.
Mr.. Parker introduced a bill tn re.
gulare the practice OF law in certain ca.
SEES.
Friday, Dec. "a,
MIR. Cariln appeared and took his sea,
as Senator from Greene, Pike, Morgan
and Fulton counties.
Mr.. Parker introduced bill TO amend
the act regulating and defining the du-
ties Of justices oi the peace and consls-
bles.
Mr.. Beard from the committee on
the Judiciary, reported bill as sub.ti-
tute 10 the bill to amend the divorce
law.
Saturday, Dec. rs.
The bill IRON the House Of Represen,
tatives to provide for opening road from
the seat OF justice in Sangamo, to Psris
IN Edgar county, was read the third time
and passed.
ihs bill from the House Of Represen-
tatives to amend the road law, was road
the third time and passed.
The bill to incorporate Mount Car
mel, was taken up, and read the third
time and passed.
Inc bill 10 authorize the administra.
tore OF Christopher Robinson, deceased,
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11

Bid them not fear what they shall never feel,
For JAcKsoS's glory is his country's veal.
But if the man whose large expansive mind,
Seems by gracious Providence designed
To lead nation on to high renown,
And break the pride of naughty monarchs
down;
If ADAMS fill the Presidential chair,
What cause can freemen have of doubt or fear :
Europe obeys her rishtf1 sovereign Lords
The Holy Alhes yet keep sheath'd their
swords
Freedom and Rights are there but names-not
things
The rights Of man are merged in rights Of
kings!
What need have tyrants now to take the field,
When subjects to their power tamely yicld1
When ev'n in spain--though some few noble
hearts,
Still beat to struggle for their Just deserts
Yet ev'n in Spain the abject tyrant sits.
Secured in power by foreign bayonets;
And longing looks-sssi looks thrust, in vain
His South Columbian empire to regain.
There Freedom waves her banner HIGH and
far;
The cry is "Liberty or endless war %
Heart knit to heart--and arm assisting arm.
In vain the Holy Allies seek to harm
band resolved on death or high renown--
The yictor's laurel-or the martyrs crown.
In France-Chares emulates dead Louis fame,
The change is only in the monarch's name.
But Greece--proud Greece--now worthy of
her sires,
Throws far the light of freedoms beacon fires.
In vain the naughty Turk ass,ls her isles,
Quehehlng IN blood the light of beauty's
smiles
In vain lpsara's wrapt in envious flames
The funeral pyre of men Of deathless nam s.
Heroes spring up in each succeeding fight,
Resolved to die or bravely win the right.
And shall not Freedom once more bless the
land
Whose every legion is Spartan band
Shall Christians groan in Moslem slavery,
And Christians dare forbid them to be free.
Hence we profane--UNholy allies-hence!
Brave not the vengeance ofomnipolence
Behold! what mutitudes Columbia poura,
To hail apatriot to her happy shores!
These are no AFFECT serviles--crnginE down
To kiss the foot OF him who wears crown.
But men who feel-who own no precedence,
But that which virtue gives to men ofs.nse:
And he whose presence fills all hearts WITH icy.
whose praises every tongue and pen employ
He bears no rule--no power to command,
The thanks that spring spontaneous through
the land.
Ills patriotic virtue gives his name
Renown far greater than a hero's fame.
Yes we will greet thce--noble LA FAYErTr,
Thy glorious deeds we never can forget.
Succeeding generations shall proclaim,
The great-the good--the gallant patriot 5
name.
Now, long may Peace her olive branch extend
And long may Virtue find on earth friend
Long may the arts with husbandry combin'd,
And Commerce, flourish to improve mankind.
Long may the torch of Freedom light our way,
And long my patrons hail the New.Year's day.
JANUARY l, 1895.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11

Now, long may Peace her olive branch extend
And long may Virtue find on earth a friend?
Long may the arts with husbandry combin'd,
And Commerce, flourish to improve mankind.
Long may the torch of Freedom light our way
And !ong my patrons hail the New-Year's day
JANUARY l, 1895.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1825-01-11

In the legislative proceedings o: Tues.
day, Dec 2lst, on MIR. Hackers motiopa
to insert four" in the judiciary bill, Mr..
Orwell, Of Madison, voted against the
motion, as he had uniformly done against
the bill in all its stages. Ard not upop
Mr.. Hansen's motion, % appeared ia
our paper Of last week. 4. 1see
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-22
TTremthe Rhode Island -ine,ica,-,

From tie Rhode Island fHericd,i,l
THE LAUNCH OF THE BRANDYWINE
She has gone with lovely aud beautiful motion,
To dwell on the blue, hcaving bosom, of Ocean,
The glad waters sparsled md weoom'd her home
Ahd wr"ahd round her Prov awhile garland of foam,
And the mumu u sweety, with grace aud with pTii
Whom she gave her lir form - the breast OF the tide.
Proud ship! thou shalt carry thy standard aar,
Freedoms light Ca the NIticns-her gloiior, star
And wherever its foldirgs hss'd by the gale,
Shall Liberty trump aud Tyranny quail,
And the Eagle whose wings spread DER II shall be
y sign aud type Of Thy country and thee.
Thou sd the earth but thy houe the sea,
And free as It's waters thy courses shal!he,
Thy keel shall glide the clear that smiles
And span kles in light rouni the Egcian isles
Thy canvas shall whiten the Noiils stormy seas
Ana swell xh the breath of the sunny SOuths breeze
VIXEN the terrible of the elem, rave
Thou halt ide ON the top e the lote,t wave,
aud where Ocean is still A. the HalcyOns wing,
Thou shalt rest on its bosom--a beautiful thing
Like apanted cloud in the blue dep ths OF air,
When no traces OF storm or OF tempests are there.
oh! wilt thou not feel living emotion,
when first thou shalt glide DER the broad track Of Ocean,
Anl spread thy White canvas, in pride To- The gale
With the prayers OF nation To swell the full sail
And while Liberty lives shall her friends e'rr forget
Thou bore to mis- home, h-r beloved L1fuy,it-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-22
Taiua6ie Real Esfote fo,. SoIc

Fy'IE Tract upon which the srb.cier reies i;
he county OF Meekenburg upon Roanoke river ten mile,
South East ofthe Courthouse CONTAINING Twelve b5Jrcd AMI
NIFTY four acres, Of which two hundred Ten acres by An
survey, are river low ground in addition ~, ~
there are several Of detached pieces of flat land uon
me inherent water courses passing through About eight
hundred and hty acres OF the high land standing woods
all OF which VIII produce obnccb above GcO acre, are
productive tobacco cotton wheat land The plantation bo
in aa an low ground productive; good proportion
any other crop usually cultivated Virginia Every Kind f
either for the convenient aud comfortable
ouho OF family or the securing large crop every
DESCRIPTION, upon This moi often that an estate
brought into market that valuable desirable Pos
son may be had the 10Th day Of December next with the
10 seed wi at this fall in due time fourth of the prc9e
money will be required when possession given the balance
satisfactory security WILDE required
One other tract IN the county of Mecklentsrr Willis one
mile OF the courthouse, at which place there vace
ahoFds good neghbourhood market; this tract contains two
hundred Hnd twenty two aores small plantation recently
inc present tenants about hundred twenty acres Of
TINS land tobacco aud these two will shcwn by
IptI' anu NJ ms absence ~ some agent who will al
ways he IN place for that purpose.
third tract Of tobacco land lying intbe county Of Henry
81 .ge hundred and eighty acres. upon Leatlergood
which there IS a small plantation well enclosed
ana some log hduses This tract Of land will he hewn by M
OF land eau he had the 18th day December next for the
Two @ tracts OF land third the pueha, money will he re-
CURED when possession siven the balance two equal
annual pay meni',ior which security will he renufed
rs ags" OF MI. Shh D. Spragns Of Alabama, will sell a
act OF hVe hundred acres of land lying county Of Net
oy anu mat part OF the county called the Fork Not
towsy, half Of this wood land Of good nuav upon
mthere was formerly very profitable mill which although al
ms time entirely Of repair, could be rebuilt at very
ncondeahe expense. The title part Of this tact Of
land IS li inthe suhseribe but decd Will be executed by
MN 10 the purchasers for The other part The de will he ade
by Mr. SPTagins and his wife Land Alahams Kentucky
o tennessee Ssses at fair price would he taken IN
change for this Of land would be sold upon
niodating term. : to time Of payment
Thirty slre Of Roanake Navigator Stock, upon which ali
the regulations which have been made paid, can he had
The offering this property for sale Will not interfere with ibe
fully fnhHed. G. GREEN
june ~. fo---,.,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-22
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
A RURAL SCENE.

a RURAL SCENE.
The Sring returns, All, YES, and see
The rural maiden, full OF gl.e,
Sallying forth OR lawn and lea,
Ateariy dawn.
They thread the Of the vale,
The sweets of morn
From dewy meadows tC inhale;
They fisk away DER hill aud dale
They ,tartle up the drowsy locks,
Wh1 rising shake their hoary locks,
Then haste away Ger rugged rocks,
by pools 10 Craze.
The malens in their ramble, stray
Till brightly blaze
The brilliant beams ui early day,
Then, homewad, measure back their way.
Their arm. they first with plumber fill:
They eb the rock that crowns the hill,
And lowers that grace the murmurins r
And every weed,
That aught Of beauy's form displays
In leaf seed;
They rob the vine, that circng plays,
Round cellars, itie' beeehes, hays.
Thus stor'd, they come themselves more sweet
Than AL the fragrance one may meet
On dewy plains, where Kiss the feet
The daisy's bloom.
They enter with their plnnder'd store
The drawing room,
And there, the clean hearth Stone before,
Cher gatherings sPreid, noted DER.
We mex, behold tbs mantle -bunrd,
With glass and china fragments stor'd;
With broken pitchers, and IA horde
OF such like things;
Queer mound. OF moss in front are strung,
Aad then on strings,
In circles variou., vines are hung,
And over all he howr-ts flung.
Deficient points patched with weeds,
AMI hnlloSs 6il' Il with rock aud seeds
Sstatefully, that none who needs
The power of art,
Gould e'er deny, the VIII Ole combn'd
y rancid his heart:
The hDwrsi', vine., and herbs entwih'd,
Wnh novel forms, divert the mind. ORLANDO
an 4piration for those soko read The dLoss
CD save such rural sweet bewtehers,
For the sake al
The care they ,ske Of
Our lrUkcn bowls aud broken pitchers,
Pieces of jas,
Aud such Likes wares -
God save such rura! sw, ct h.mitchers. [idem.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-22
Il Teacher IV1,f;,,o

ANTlNG the kaPpahaDnoek Acad for the en.ur
w year, ell qualified Instructor in the Greek and %
Lsngnages and the various bra inches Of Eng.h Education
the Mahema'mks Among the advantages Of the
agreeable ntishhonhood, extensive buildings well selected
Library, and farm with abundance of fuel N
II IS believed that Ine err of the C;o,neI Nib, d,
geouy eomhine the eongonia Office, of literary and Religions
Of equal scholastic qualification, 10 Other
eson' to be made toJon Dickinson Po,,mre
Quoted, by the Board Of Trustees. ~ ' 'Vn'
t..s JOHN II. BERNARD, Prcs'dt Of the Board,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1825-07-22
NOTICE

vre Of de~d of executed TO the ,uh,crber m
rrsnNi Craddoek, for purposes therein forth viii h.,
c'eo or safe upon the premises the 1Oh day Of epem
Der next on credit Of twelve months the tract of land mon
Wheh the SAID Granville Craddo now reside, in the connie
ua'N upon the main southern stage road and about two
nies from TIE courthouse containing 525 acres ofaDd with
ewehnSr two story dwelling house and all nere,s,
ouhoo'e There is enough Of this land cleared TO work
y or 10 hands To advantage. being situated IN the centre
large Poruous aud wealthy county enables us To- recon-
mgnd to the attention Of professional gentlemen The land
WI" he shewn BY IT, Craddook any person who NAV wi.h
TO view it. I'M IEfGV ~ "''J "S'
Richmond Tulv
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NOTICE


SSY virtue Of deed Of trust executed 10 m The 5,L 5 &c
eDrnary i62i and Of record in the county court Of Buck
"shau ny william Anderson toseeme a certain sum of mo
NY heten mentioned to Joseph VIM, shaproee ed 10
expose 70 sale at public auction for ready money on The
on n1'iIy 'he 10Th day Of September next, certain
mills containing ~ n
:, -Four aud half .4cres
Upon which NE valuable armery and dwelling bou,e
Acting as trustees, will convey such title ONLY ~ . os
in JAMES rApSc6rT y Is - 'es'e1
July 10. S, -,
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.NOTIHE

NEAT and comfortable residence with GO or 20 acres Of
- land attached offered for sale II is situated
qua,tcrs Of mile from Prince Edward Cnu,,boue - ~
'le from HamP5en Sidney College tso-story dwelling
uue ana unable ouhouses, and convenient itorehouse
constitute the building, all OF which having oplv
erected ab9u, two years The neighbouoo on e score Of
aug 10 eonsuy 10 Me College, render this most
u'Haoe si"on particularly fora gentleman wishing TO have
MS son. educated at College under his immediate deedou
c9n'a I"be proportion Of meadow land in good order
aD'I9ea on ms little tract Persons wishing purchase NAV
SeoT we terms by application to Mr.. Henry Thw,att or R
Prince Edward. July s. ~ %