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Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21
FIFTY-THREE PACKAGES,


CONSISTING ~ PART As FOLLOWS;
Saws, Mil, x Cut and Pit Hand PANEL and
Tenant;
Do Frame, Wood, Circular. Compass and Frett.
Anyils, real Mouse Hole and Birmingham;
Vices, bright and black assorted sizes.
do Hand;
Screw Plates, assorted sizes;
Iron, Junata and common;
Steel, American, English do MAYORS and san
dcrsous;
DO. Hoop L Crowly and German
Shovels and Spades, iron and sieel pointed Sock
Ct ShoyelS
Wire, all sizes and Wire Plyers;
Plane Irons Butchers and Cams best cas;-s,ce
and common;
Files, assorted, Of M kinds;
Cooper's Shoemakers' Chairmakcrs and Saders
Tools
Turner'S Chissels and Gouees.
Gunlocks, double three quarter Bride;
Do. Swivel and Roller raised par;
DO do DO skeleton do.
Sheet Brass
Hinges, Butt, Table and Brass
Screws, assorted sizes;
lIaichets, Axes and AIDES;
Chisels, Mortlcing Sockets, and Firmer
Plated and Timed Saddleg, and Hmr Plush, blue
and orange;
Corn and Garden Hoes Gridirons; Frying Pans
Bell Metto Tea Kettles and Saucepans.
Castings, Windmill Irons, Dutch Ovens loa Kct
ties, Sklots Mould Boards and Sad irons
Brushes, of all kinds;
Cut Nails, Jmata, assorted sizes;
Thought do Cut lacks, Clouis, Rivots x Springs
frowels, Brick aud Plastering
Sythes, all kinds;
Knives and Forks, Penkniyes, single, double md
three bladed,
Spectlces and RaZors;
Curry Combs, Horse Cards.
Drawing KNIVES, all sizes;
Wheel Irons Size Sticks;
Buttons, coat and vest;
Needles, common gloyers sail and spaying
Iron and Steel bladed Squares;
Sheep and Horse Shears,
Till, Chest and Cupboard Locks;
Brass pushed and Bnbury stock Locks
Oval and round stop Knob Latchesi
Japanned Norfork do
Flat straight, Flat nocked q Straight Round Bolts
Molasses Gates, ST. Adams Backing
Britannia Table and Tea Spoons and com quality;
steel Tobacco Boxes;
Fishing Lines Indian Grass;
Real Kirby Trout Fish Hooks
Cox Curriers' - Knives;
Butchers Cleayers and Saws,
Augefs, assorted sizes, Pugh Il Uolls
Looking Glasses, Gilt and Mahogany Framc
assorted sizes
Mantle Glasses; Toilet and Sconc' do.
With a variety Of other articles
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

Real Estate IN .NeW York.-There Is
nothing in proof that real estate has fallen
in the city, (of New York; but there are
many new and some old houses to let.
We have built more new houses than can
be occupied, and this spirit Of Improvement
must be checked for year or two. Many
families have removed to Brooklyn, and
many small families are at boarding for E.
economy. The times have not induced ma
ny to emigrate to the city, oflate, and this
may account for empty houses and reduc-
tons ofrent. Those who must build, will
now, or shortly, find materials cheap.
Ncw York Enquirer
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

Prize alfred \ premium of one hun
bred dollars is offered by the Pennsylvania,
Delaware and Maryland steam navigation
company, for the best model or draught
of a steam boat that can be propelled
by the least power and with the greatest
speed good sea boat, uniting strength
with durability. Candidates for this premi-
UNI are requested to transmit their models
or draughts, on or before the first of June
ensuing, to the Office of the company, IS,
South Fredrick street, Baltimore.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

The proprietor of OWE THE PEG
PLE'' has of late thrown out some very
plain indications of an intention to dis
close the names of the purchasers of the
" Washington City Gazette" Of which
he was owner. That paper, it will be re-
collected, Is the foundation on which the
present United States TelegrapE was
raised; or, in other words, the name of
the former was changed to that of the lat
ter, when Mr. Elliot sold his Interest,"
As Mr.. Z. has pointed to the senate of
the United States, as the place where the
sleeping partner of that concern is to be
found, curiosity is on the tptoe 10 know
who of that body 1t is, that is thus snugly
receiving compensation in the two-fold
character of United States senator, and
public printer, These are Ievelng times.
,NarylaHder.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

E5cne=r Gleason and Benjamin Moses,
indicted for forgeries during the present
session of the Circuit Court of the United
States, at Philadelphia, were on Monday
sentenced, having been convicted, Gleason
to seventeen and Moses to tl0ciye years
Imprisonment, aftera very pertinent address
from Judge Washington on the occasion.
Philadelphia Sent.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21
AMERICANs u CHNA.-A French b.

AMERICANS Is CHINA French BRIG
from Bengal passed 81. Helena on the 22d Of Feb
ruarv. having on board the American Consul from
Canton, which country he had been obliged 10
quit. in consequence Of the death Of Chinese, IN
a disturbance ofsome American seamen. He sta
ted IN a gale Of wlnd, which occurred IN Madras
Roads Oh the Isl of December SIX Eaelish free
traders were lost three ofthcm having -0ne down
az their anchors, and three driven ga shore He
said the los of lives on tins occasion was between
4 AMI so The Hope, Security md HmgeIford
were named as tie Sips losf,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21
An inrOice Of ViOiins, FLUTES,
Fites g. CtariOnets; Piano
Music g. Violin Strings.
DRY GOODS

A TRrsH AND EXTE SsIyE AssOETMEfr OF DRY
GOODS, CONSISTING rs rAnr As FOLLOWS:
Olive, brown blue, black oud mixed Cloth;
Cam5nc and Jaconet Gnghams, Calcocs, and
Cambrics;
Superfne Ga Swiss, Null. Plain and Figured
Jackonels and Medium liuslius
Worsted Bombazine and black Lasting Tor Ger
temens wear
Cotton and xix Stockings
Plain and Mixed Dnngs
Linen Cambria Pocket Handkerchief;
Linen Cambnck, Lawn, Limitation Linen Ca1AD g
Ga, Is and 81 Table Linen,
An elegant assortment Of Colored AID PLAIN Cf-s
watts; 49,,
Fashionable silk Pocket Handkerchief,
Fancy Scarf and ShnWls' mn.
Bonnet. Waist and Cap ii5bandi' and Wfe Rib
Ieoboro. Straw and Gimp Bonncts, anl Gentle
mems leghom Hats
Iadie.i and Gcntlemcus black Iloskm, KID and
Silk Gloves
rbregJ Bobbineii and Cotton Laces sonshaw,
sarcenet. Florence 1lmiua, SATIN & Luieliring
SIX. colored and black;
Colored eros de Naples six,
satin Striped Leyantme and Ilorcnce;
Bgfesse. assorted colon;
Black and coloured Brades:
"a, "a Bobinett Lace, Piping Cord, Grape Shaw.
Grape Robes, and black Canton Crpe,
Black, " bite. and Green French Crpcg, and
Green Giuze
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

Fenale CuiOsity.--At late trial ola
case ofcrim. con. IN the English Court OF
Common Pleas, the London papers state
that, ''ata very early hour, the Court was
filled with great concourse Of both sores
one of the galleries being entirely filled by
ladies'
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

The United States and Tmkey.-The
n. York Courier states that the treaty be-
tween our government and the Porte Is full
" confirmed; and letters at London state
that the terms are very favorable to Amer
lea, as the treaty was negotiated during
the angry excitement of the Porte against
the European powers.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

Walter B. Beebe, administration,
and Benz Tappan, Jackson, have been
announced as Candidates for Congress,
in the llth district, (Ohio, at the ensuing
election.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

The bin making appropriations for Internal
Improvements, which has been for some weeks
depending between the two Houses Of Congress,
upon q disagreement respecting It's details, has
ai length been finally passed by a compromise
between the two bodies, IN which no principle
appears to have been sacrIhced. This good work
IS TO 20 on for the present, and the future Is 60
take care of itself We are willing, as friends 20
the system. to trust TO the future. Indeed, no
system Is worth straw that win not stand the
test of experiment, and Of pubic opinion upon
TIA, experiment Nat Ant
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

More Troup-ism. Governor Forsyth,
the successor Of Gov. Troup, has issued
proclamation calling upon the constituted
powers of the state Of Georgia to resist
the operations of the Cherokee Indians,
who have made themselves a constitution
of government, and have thence assumed
an attitude of independence.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

MILLEDGEwLLE, April 23.-COlonel
Brearley reached Montgomery, Alabama,
on the 18th inst. on his return from Arkan-
sas to the Greek Nation. The Chiefs who
have returned with Col. B. Represents the
country to which their people have remOv-
ed. TO be 50 much superior to what they an
lcipated, that nothing could induce them to
return
Col. 3. Is now in the nation, collecting
a second party for emigration. He has a
bitter opposition to encounter from a few
chiefs, and some white men. The Indians
are said to be in a most miserable condl-
tion-a state of starvation. This clrcum-
stance will aid Col. B. greatly in the exc
cution of the duties of his mission. He
presents to them a sure refuge against
want: for, from the moment they enrol their
names as emigrants, they are fed and cloth
ed at the expense ofthe United States, I'M
til they arrive at their destination, and for a
year thereafter.
There is a good prospect, at present,
that the whole nation will, in a short time,
be removed from the lands they now occu-
py in Alabama.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21
Nsto York. .Mav s.

Ns0 York, May s.
LATEST FROM EUROPE. The
packet ship Jobn Jag, brings US London
papers to the eth ult inclusive. The as
pect of political affairs is still unsettled,
and perhaps, more warile, although there
are indications of a more tractable and
eonceding spirit on the part of the Turks.
1t appears, however, certain that the En-
peror of Russia had distinctly intimated to
the other powers of Europe his purpose Of
forcing the Porte to compliance, with
the treaty of London, and that with such
views he intended to lead his armies across
the Pruth on the 18th April. The arms
tee therefore, which it now seems certain
Yas offered by the Porte to the Greeks, will
not, even if the Greeks should accept It,
satisfy Russia, who is for enforcing the
treaty to the letter, and that treaty contem-
plates the independence of Greece-sub-
iect only to a nominal tribute to the Porte.
Moreover It having been already ayowed
by the Ottoman government, that the APP
pearances ofconciliation to which they had
previously resorted were merel y with a view
to gain time, It can hardly be expected that
any faith shall be reposed in their present
more moderate indications. The time for
temporislng has passed, and the question,
as it seems to US, must be met either by
war, or unconditional submission on the
part of the Turks. How far this latter al
tentative is likely to be adopted, those who
are conyersantwith the history and nation
al character Of the fierce, naughty, intol-
Grant, and brave AIusselmans, will have nc
difficulty in determining.
Howf + Tie impression that war is inc.
vitable is borne out of the English official
journals may be Judged of by the annexed
extract from the latest Courier received that
ofSaturday, 9th April.
MANY erroneous accounts have been
published, from which the public might be
induced to believe that every thing was
not only in a train of amicable adjustment
between Turkey and Greece-but that
Turkey had eyinced disposition to make
her submission to Russia, to return to the
treaty of Alderman, and to pay Russia, a
certain sum ofmoney. The Russian troops
have not passed the Pruth, but the day fix
ed for the passage is the 9TH inst. The
Emperor Nicholas sets off for the army a.
bout a week afterwards.
Turkey, though she has granted a three
months armistice to the Greeks, has not
yet taken any step that can warrant US in
supposing she intends to acceed to such
conditions as would induce Russia to de-
sist from war. On the contrary, the latest
advices left her increasing her main army,
at Adaranople, and strengthening the
farts of the Dardanelles."
According to an article from a Liver
pool paper, on the subject of the proposed
change in the corn laws of England, II
would seem, that owing to the high rate
of duties, no relief will result therefrom to
the consumer, and no market be opened
with any prospect of gain to foreign
growers.
The British Parliament had adjourned
for the Easter holidays.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

The Tariff Bill has finally passed the Senate b,
vote OF % to q. Il isnow agan before tn,
' oi Representatives with the various a.
= ,-.,'aeais which have been made 20 i. in III,
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21
PUBLIC SALE.
NEW HARDWARE STORE.
RICHARD LANE & co.

RESPE, tt III, inform their fleuds and
the public, thar in addition TO their former Us OFT
ment, they have just received and are now open
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

To be drawn in WHEELING, on the 18Th
81 June next under the superintendent Of the
following Gentlemen:
JUper A. CALDWELL, SAMUEL SPMGG ESQ
MAJOR JOINS Coon, Coz. VI. ". CHAPLINE,
MICHAEL CREsAP. ESQ. S. II. FITzHUGH, ESQ
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

.Ne,o York, .May, 7.-Yestorday fore
noon the work of heaying out the U. S.
ship Hudson, of Ct guns, at our Navy
Yard, was commenced and completed.
Com. Chauncy ahd the rest of the Board
of Examiners, were present, and between
3 and 100 men were employed, and per-
formed the operation in a manly style, to
the entire satisfaction Of the Commodore,
and the other attending officers. 1t will
be recollected that this splendid ship was
built for the Greeks, and subsequently Pur-
chased by government. She Is now I'M
dergong repairs preparatory to her first
cruise on the Coast of Brazil. 1t is sup
posed that the command of this ship viii
be offered to Commodore Patterson, who
is expected home from the Mediterranean
about the frstof June, in the frigate Con-
stituGon.-Ga5.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

C0urenti0n-OW last paper erred in
having added anew, the votes of Scott and
Frankla-they had already been publish
ed. They are subracted in the annexed
statement With this reduction. the vote
will still exceed our most sanguiHe calcu-
lau0-s and warmest hopCs--and instead
of 5000 majority, it viii probably exceed
1880, on the first returns-that is indepen-
dent of the votes that may he taken after
the April elections. The official returns in
June, viii It's friends keep up their eXer
tons, show a majority Of ten thousand.
To this we exhort them-tor they may de-
pend upon it, that the hostile counties Will
vet make powerful eyertions. Next TO
having a majority, it is all important to have
ia large majority, and thus TO take from our
opponents, all pretence Of saying that the
majority is too small to command the desir-
ed event. We are well assured that If
the majority had proved to be small, there
were many men prepared TO say, that as the
freeholders had not been registered. it was
impossible to affirm that majority had
voted for a COnventiOn-and that at any
rate, the majority was too small to Precip-
itate the State into a measure of such IN
calculable Importance. These gentlemen
will have their mouths stopped with a ma
iority of60O0-hermetically sealed, by one
of 10000. A large majority, though in
point of strict right, entitled to no more
consideration thar a small one, yet carries
a moral influence along with it, important
to be secured: The friends of Conven-
ton have yet much to dO--and they will
find their future labors facilitated by moth
ing so much, as an Overwhelming MAORI
ty. Let them therefore, not relaxin their
exertions. Richmond Whig.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

Russia. The emperor Nicholas has
offered extraordinary encouragement to
manufacturers. on condition of their es-
tablishng themselves in Russia. They
are to be exempt from all taxes and inn
posts for three years-and all foreigners
engaging in manufactures will no longer
be required to take out letters of natural
lZatlon.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

The Senate, on Saturday, Concured in
the resolution ofthe House Of RePresen-
tatiyes, fixing the day ofadiournment. The
two Houses viii therefore adjourn the pre-
sent session on Monday the 18th inst.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21
ON CONSIGNMENT,

From tie Port Pit uias.-worss. p handsome as
sortnent Of DOUBLE FLINT GLASS WARE
for sale AZ the Ma.l.acurer's prces.
Persons wishing ~ purchase goods az o ciie.f
rate, VIII pi5zzc 10 cal ard exan.ne ~ lIilnc
selling Al a very small ad.ancs upon cost
County Merchants wil is.d i 70 Ter aflta1i
age 10 give us a call.
TT Err Hqr % l-2s -
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

A a meeting of the Patrons of Mr..
w. N.0r9mbs school, on Tuesday tine
10Th Aiay OF ,ho school house. archibald
H o91s was. oamouon, called to the chair.
ana ION list, w. appointed secretary
On Motion resolved thatin order to pro-
mole The improvement and encourage good
oloer m the school, O committee rnino
oe appointed whose duty 1t shall be TO vis-
2, the school, three I'm rotation. every two
weeks; vhereupon WaEm Hqrkns.
Ia2#as Johnston Samud SDrigg Richard
Sums, Henry Moore. Archibald Woods.
ynsS Fem1etoa John Lamb and Join
List ". were appointed.
me irst eNamnau0nto commence ON
Friday, the 23d INST
Ordered that theproceedinrs oftbsmeet-
ing be published mthe Yrgiaa Statesman
and the Wheeling Gazette.
ARCH'D. WOODS. Chairman
JOHN LIST, Secraqyv
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21
DOMESTIC COODe.
And a variety d oiher lrlells noi eHam7Fal

-tLsO-
French Brandy. Peach Brandy, Holland Gia
Whskey. Port. Madeira, Lisbon. Jcucrfe, ord
Country u ines: Nolasses: Mackercl 6uap0s Ics.
Imperial. and Young Hyson Teas DC. incluine
general asso-fnsent IL sli kinds % GROCERIES
and OUEENs-WA ARE
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-21

THE bodies ofDr Cooper, hiswIte and
daughter were found n the Ohio uyer
near Manchester Adams county, Ohio.
on the 9th inst They left this place In
February .ast ina skd. which few DAYS
afterwards was discovered adrit. near
where the bodies have been found. There
were two homd s,abs m the left side ofthe
body otDr Cooper, and the Jury ofinquest
brought Boz averdict of "WluI Murder. 80
no marks of violence were found ON the
other bodies. TTbe.7Do G0-rrs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

II The EN1UIaER l, published twIcs week generally
nd hrss times week during the session Of the State Lea
tuePriee, the heretofore, Five Dollars per
sysbe advance. Notes of charteret pecie-Psns banks
ohiy) will be received III payment The Editor, viii qsao-
&c tue safety Of RENTING them oy uaht postage ofAilt
81 No paper Win be disc ntinued (but atths discretion
he Ediors,) until all arrearage have been paid up.
E Whoever will g,s H, the payment OF n'n' papers
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
81 one square, or LESS-FTsttn:erton7 rs csn,is,ch
=. No advertisement inserted, anti been pale
r, or assumed BY some person an this city, OF ITS rnvuon'
rzs-rrzszuz.-zssrs-rzusszzssz
.NEW GOODS
VpE subscribers have recently received large
~ 10 theI pre- vious stock II
The following is part of thrr assonmeut.;,
Worsted bareges, beautiful eolors
PLAIN Gro de Naples
Watered do and figured
Black white Il eolOrej French sa;ins
Coiored * white dprenees
Double chain hiark do
Heal Il imitation Italian lusirngs
Black India aoreuee, wide slticle and cheap
Black senshsSs sarsnets
etc men0 lnitsiion do cashmere Imitation do for
German ,willed, spefeld DJilore company and
mon bandanna, for gentlemen
All kinds do for boys, childT L servants
Linen cambties & linen cambria hdAs.
Fire side shasls
Nankin & Canton grapes
Black I,sliaR eravss
AN hnd. ersgatrng oolored white rs, IA % So
bohbin-t, tor yeIls q dresses
Thread q hobbinst aoes + edgings
All kinds nun.a. PAM hsned 8 smbored hook, plain
figured aud ambn ed null, plan aud taIRhoI ed ) wIss
Striped and Plaiu and herring bone do
Garment, furniture and eaH6iie d'mlies
beautiful inserting and all other kinds TRIMMINGS,
gimps, cords, pushes laoes, quilting silks, &c
BTaniabo9 trimming, tor Psisses aud riding dresses
ladies' short KID, hor.e,sin and Sill GLoYES
Misses do
I Laais;' long white aud eolored do
Gentlemen s walking, riding and drs., gloves
All kinds ladies', genienen's and ehi,ore'- HOSIERP
All kinds RiBBATDS, these Ter belts and bonnes very
elegant
large eambcs, caicoes Creas.ian paids
Tartan Plaid' of eiOaks, aud interior do ir servants
camsls hair eambc for ladies' and gentlemen. eloaL
and beautiful article
Bombszeu aud bombazincs
Cloths and cashmere, OF every description
nlng-uP cords aoI Velyes
Silk aud tabhy do
Csssinets vi all colsrs
SILK, swan'down, tOlnet, valeuJa and Marsele, vest
Brown aud beaohed donecs Of all widths and qualie,
Do checks, b.dtiokugs
Linsey wool,eys and kerssy, fer servants oIsthing
oznahurgs and tieklen!urss of all qualities
CARPEIINGS AND RUGS the latest, an eltgan
Istsh German aud Scotch shes,nss some Of which iO4
wide width without sean
Shell and Brazilian tuck, side and heat combs
a large assortment IRISH LINENS
Superior grass bleach, and exceedingly eheaR
White red aud green Gannels
Spotted do. for children
Merno cloths, for do
e7,e,e. TO- IL, ~ IS IA rose BLANKETS
70 point do
NAPT COTTONS, under market price.
And large variety If other articles srrvei; all OF
which have been purchased the lowest market prices
much under and will be offered smaller advances than
toHay, III eonsequenee of the Iateues Of the
Dec %. GsE,ti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29
FOR SIZE,

MY Tract Of Land Little Roanoke in the coup,y =
NrA OhSiIot, below the Mossugord Bridge euntsnins
snou' -UO acrt'-he half Of which woods and well
ihtre are on about 50 creek low rtuunds
an ~ 81 branch fats There ita DIV cling house barn
aus corn hquse aud tobacco houses sufficient &, sscie
Up 'ui ~ hands II IN good order cropping. Much
tae e4'a'ed land esh tobacco lois kvi il good
meath @anuring eJyering, and noc.,ng.
CLEMENT DARLINGTON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-29

4 DdIU1DLe Ptdntnti0n Tor Sale
TFHHE bscfiber Fluda will sell reone
= Isle. This valuable Fat m, the county OF KING Wp,
is washed, 29ds Of IT'S circumference, by the Maapoy two
miles below Aylers Warehouse Ia place OF businesl
contains between 700 Acres; lies level; divided INTO
shifts, oOnaniDg 25 each; surpassed nv any
Land, the river, in fertility: All the uxues from te
aud marshes here obtained abundance There
this land comfortable Dwelling House; Barn, 40 by
- bck Stable, ju Completed; excellent Q4srers fol-
mmodson OF so 10 aboures built lat Fail; an
Ieeh oue, ahordus abundant SUPPLY thru the year.
other necessary houses.
One other Tact nile and ba from the above mention.
ed ID the river, containing 200 Acre; hair of which
cleared, the balance we'll Gnhertd TINS and also vey fer
tile lies level except al point, where Nature seems IL have
mar ked an airy, elevated spot fof residence.
Persons dFosed TO purchase wi view the property and
leI:n the terms from the Proprietor
JOHN S. BARRETT
Presque Isle, Jau.3. 72-2,r4t