i .
'TO A DISTANT FRIjENDj '
K DE AR to my sotd by'eUry tender lie
Hliuh nature claims , or sympathy Jan
- vn, ,.;;;. - :
"' Still for thfjgttlty bosom ' H 'eatci the.
OA rse& nhkS.2 t;F:v7:
.7. Anmf d&i W -i "rVf,rr-y::
IVtienwith tvupenfal hoht-aur'.'hi.
; 'beat high, '.;
iright'tu'ngen-yiPith m&ivjrfy,
JiJlaJe- from our view ' each- ditflimtie.
shadow Jty.
. - -r:' ."'
Hm ehung'd. thj pffoecti how! Ws
ntrv. tnpngca. 7,7; ,.'7- "'7.7 ;
f'f thit thdrm'd thy son
--guine youth ; . - -
aWrw, doubt i fear, in order sad arrdn
, ... ' . . ,
t'i tU unwilling eye to sober iruifc ':
Vet nature's gifts wertinelhmdnlj
Ir ...... - .. . t
7a quickening ejt that spoke the in
' v gttous squl, ' r,"''.
PiMr faster", a heart with ever ' WV
i warm. : , . ' .. .
Jimt gen rout - sm6athy ' had crowed
the whole.
fv, , , . ,
, .
-JLov'dajidfiteem'd thou wefi ; yet naught
' 'avail'dy ; "
jK ioi.r misfortune marked thee, for
v her own vt1; ,
Nor.frien4ship'$ wishnor'naiure'sVairn
: prevail' d, : ; f
. crrt thee from her 'dark and bias
t,n2 frown 1
- , -'v;iv ''.. . .'. !.'-,.( ,'
Cf fnw wAre fr thou doom'd to titan-
der far t .
Where o'er the rough ' Atlantic 'howls
. ihc'itdm? i', ,v ,
r. Of roam it thou where the scorching Sj-
' rian star k . '
. .P!int$ death jn tv'tf galetfa hideous j
Jrm
" Te wiM and waves the lonely tr'ettUer
spare, -. ,
, iort A iratfi jowr gloomy
' reim t''
;xfii ar' disease, that clogs' the loaded
' air, ' . . . '
frm sorrow'twretthed ihtimi'O!
'refi ain, I
7 ''.' 1
' Ttt psiCthese dangers subtle nt, I fear,.
May spread her tempt hg poisons to a!- ,
urc I
.Thy unsuspecting youth may aid ihe i
rear, .
iiaa' txAke the impending rufn more se
' curt,
k Ary), Am orrow presses oft the
heart, ' 7
I pleasure's garb she lures us Ulier
-: Vainly . we strive to lose the torturing j
Trl search' of promised bles
'tings roam,
&r till fame, health, chd fortune all are
'tit,; ' .... - , , .
- 'Awakes the wretch from his debasing
d'eam', " 1 - ... . ..
TA dark despair pervades his heaving
.t . breast . ,
scents (f guilt end liorrvr form
' his theme, . ,
ir l4u fate from thte,' avert it ho-
77itf vsunding anguish be his portion
, ...
Xrt a "f to ruir Ai heart be rlv'n.
T bLek fimorie thut wvrtt eftvtrj
IMi ...
ii7 may the tmilt ofinnoienci iliu'nr.
'His (hetk,tfK) jrrow thjse the toil' ,
' aii j
May hope the empire of his breast Tetumi, '
jiaapwni to sctnes pj renovated any.
I'mmiLcnbo Pjh.
, .lli following corhut fanatical
jjvenifernt lately jppcared th
London print t
"I Joanna Southrott, the Tro.
jhctefs of Lietjf, have (for fome
yiri) been warnlh the woikl 6
Vhat is ippojehin, but ftw have
. Mitved ih trport ; "for, bnltfi
Y fte Cfni acd wofidcrtr e will
not wurte.uiHii raJilenIedniQion
come wpo ytMi." K row, 10
hv tltar fro, the blood t? aH'tncn,
! warn thevorld it isifr; f u
ICd tjr the lt& Ifce nrlfmonih
h iVe year ; ir.4 the
ronin in the ysn 1813,- ih fitfl
i1y ia.thit month, mui rtllV
Ifilri Vktlnni't fni.Ti ' V- V. 1.. !
l rtrJ, hit!iri.ih may l pro. I
fd.J bar LiJ In mf' wrliniti '
( Irr nf th Iiri!ilorii, mtrtioned
lo thw Rill rfr, L my wiitlnyt
inill be rrottj, tH-f; rtsonih
, lit iwtlfih yesr. 1 havtfri-fstJ.
if fcills.tlri itfhs UU M. Pa.
meroy, ot fc.itetjr.Tfom 1706 to
i8co, ofcventa i0 talc place, and
ine iruta nai followed : 1 hare alio
w fitteri, to j i he'i Re. Archdeacon
Moore, of Heavy tree, rear Exeter
and to the Ke; .ChaoctlloiNut.
combe, of 'Weft MorchV near
Eetrj !l thefe, .leers', will be
iii rnrmt with ihfi mvn. ',t....
the truth of raywritings u proved.
I ' If eithtMof thtfe divines fhouid
pty0?iQ. tfes their IcUcrs
S -tfjtheir name in "orinr. Vwhlrh
.H hi Lord his cornsganded me to do)
jJeir are at liberty to be 'r'ejent to
H' tube for them fclvet : a nJ W;. C If
i. ' . 'T ......... ...wv i
tili-V Cin Drove theTfnr L-nnwttnn
,4fr-Hfy -Vvrttings cajftefnj'.x. TIfeisv
iil' ;; Ken- every truth is fairly f X-
Tmiticd and tried: thrn YSal!'!
refpccl, 'fti&ftiij Vo .ihefrVj but no
oney;judgmcm cart be Attended
to wr 1 ft ha ; i prefent. I hava
lately pubiilhed tWo booksbnc !i
" my difpnte witTi the. phytts .vf
djrkneft i'-'and ib, mher the
Lord anlwer to it -'l wherein t
have mentioned; rbe prophecies from
f vnere trie mmtllcrs are greatly bra
me.! . f ir'nt r.... .uv :
Ane. &Warrii,V theiffloW cf k
.H' 6U4jfi uiai arc SMroacniiij?, iTiaT
It lk . I nfh A.
tares. rI herealfo f n
anv twelve divinesBfilw!'ftii!fh
f H-ngUms of Rood and .tfdrrhy j3r".
auers to be prelent at tho lame
time, to judge fbr ftcnifclve as
well as ;hofe v:iboivI hjve writ
ten tcr "and, J am . : tbld thq'Lord
will try rhc nations oue year, be
fore, he "fends out the deftroying an
gelfor he .will cur lhort his work
of righteoufoeft, ' a'hd bririg in his
r.inSaom or peace to iole whob
lieve, -accordirig to the promifes
made in thvOiJ iad itw Teih-
men t it-:-- ....
Aftrrr mcntionihg where letters
may be addrcfled tojierin London,
the prophetefs continues As my
callfng is to the jews aa well at the
gentllctany fix pf repii'te are invi.
ted to dom as above, and I'uJjc for
h(mfe!ves I? 7"
INDIAN HOSTILITIES.
Washington, (Ken.) May W.
Mr. Daniel Wall, who arrived from
Natches oh Mondav last, has hetn
polite enough to give us the following
Jigence. . - .
AsoneJoeTnh tni t C-
1 11 aji Liiuii i i.iurru riiii'inMtviii f.i
p.cton, and our informant were pass
ing mrougn me wilderness together,
.they were fired on by two Indhns
wholay in ambush by the road side1,
f hrre must luvjB been two bulls in
each of the Indian's gun as that num
ber passed through AVldteV brtait,
whTch instantly tcrniiiiatid his esi
lence, and the same throiijrh our in-
tormanf hat. Two other Indians!
wete standing oft" a few yards who!
t.f c-m -.1 .'1 . . 1
. ...v., UUi nucilijncu 10 CPlCn
the horse that wtvc follointr with 1
the packs, and that of the deceated, :
1 bet did not elTe Ct it. ' The. tnt-ilnr 1
ji were pmsucd several miles, the In
dians ircqucmiv appearfd In sight,
and amopjjlhcm a white hiah was
plainly d'McXvcd. , When they r.
HvcdW Dtuk P.ircHcUlcmcht.&boiit
fifteen iUs on this side of the pkee
where 1.1c i.t'.jV uai m.
V-enUwc tiu jjat tfie h.oney hich
hid, but saw nothing tf the Indims,
nor could they find Mr. Wall's horse.
.A few t.Jvhtl before thij attack,
which s on Fridjv the Uit
bur informant was told, a party ha'i
"e umcs, were drove
from tlicfr camp, and lost all their
money and a gtn, jut no peron was
killed or wdinded. On the lith. ano;
ther party was attarktd.ynd punutj
seven or eight mlfe by . persons cH
horseback. As our informant passed
mroui;h. the nntioti, he saw a Mr.
yattersoh, from hear Lexington, who
had a fe raya Ufore bcrn badly
wounded i. U.a shotilder bd atfii ty
(he SrfljftS. i
The foJtewirrxfractof a letierfroia
I,dwardT.in, I'.sq. f lovcrnor of O-
LiO.fa fr.'ll!r Wnif, r.ml.:.'-. I .
I ed Chnlnfythr, Mat U, IS3, Q.
Indians, two white men tme bien kiU
led !ul 6k- vVo itided. and fin It..'.'. A
of the Sl.su ats nntort-.l have iuit
ft-linkl f. .1 r .1 '
nvnucrs ir.tl.tm
Ii3pty to duA i .ni t.rtpln.i-.i rl.
prir.tirrtU ?Uh U,( ftl:i,-u'.,)Wj,
ho Jjr siiiTertd, ar-d vWom the
knoivigt ofthe cl.itft, who ircvrtf
"rrtori hearir tj e T,Vr, tr4 sin.
ccrtly c4.ps"l w n.liitBtc pAe and
.fvatc impi-ulrM rr.ni settled on oar
ini,u,f,4 tbe JnJUn, ,iff tn
.....-. requirrs-.Kh pru."Cne
.., 1 ,m ,nBr
tia Tcdrttft to ftttt L..tt, I
The folIowino-nflrafrmTih iettract-
edfronL Circular Letter from the
ywwioaicrs, mrougnoui uie wniisu
General. Post.(Mce ApriinZOZ.
always beeti subject lf comprint,
In
. i tic isuurcs qi newspapers nave
- . - " , i . 1 . . .
in some instandM evils 'kvt P.nsen
' frpro P6st-M asters Tallowing people to
readf papers In1 their offices i Thi.s'i is
altogether improper, it ii necessary
for.the ' Afficera; to dysist: front lUi
practicVand they arft hereby directetl
Tiot.to. pernrii any, '"person to rcud or
hjfridje the newspapers in their offices,
but carefully to keep the same under
locR, and deliver therri to the prepfie-tow-whetiTtquestedT
7 "
,'.IPapers 'determined on ahusin? the
.tTe.sent administration prtfsfrlbe'ho
boynds to their calumjiy. -. Because
Congress-; .thojjhtjl ,is cxpedientto
t!kce two. TniHinti'' nf rT.T.Intkt. . fl,
oispos'al of th'e President of the l?riil
t"'-"' r i rcoruviu pi me; unit toe nonor; to acquaint his Lord
ted States to be used; or shch part of j sMp that the negociation between this
It as triightbe founH h'ecessary, in th?
contemplated negociatiim wjth France
! Congress (a-nd w4iich jt is probable
may ;nc ver be jaken but bf thc; Trea-
SUrvVtlie'rtiiS'inn"'V.'ito t.,', !,
. unbrushung TrdfUcry to assert,,- lAar
ionress h3s made, the President a do
nation of lhemmnnh-' Sni-I.
.hie falsehoods certainly cannot do any
buvu luiucauie 01 uiauen party
Letters from the' vc$te'rnpart jif.
cimiyiyania, intimate that ; Esthtr
MDawell) whose story has been hand- 1
cd r.bout through nearly all the news- i
papers tu the continent, as having j
to. Kcntuclcev hs hen
, .,v w M iimv irum vanaca ;
'i ihlt,tcd.,tp prison b's iKn fmposier, and
j soiu uiai sne nas oeen recog
,'inued fls'a, nti-son whb, inj.-rnaie ,is'p-
parei has tor a long tune past been
employed aV a, talor in the western
country. Thoiic-h the foi-mpp itnrtr
appeared to lis inpfbbahlc, k we never ;
nilhlisllfd it fin tlinr irrmmt fV, I,. ....... i
, itof y appears equally marvellous.
.rw.iM u in lisi?
!; The following was published in a
Lohdon paper, shortly after the re
signation of Mr. Pitt : .
'. A St ute Inscription .. .
Sacred to the Ministerial Memory Of
j , mffhe Right Honorable
vvilham Pitt,'
Who. 'v. hen he
Chakcellos of the F.xctiKovEa
Found the Nation 7
In Peace whh all the t'jrld : .
When he went out of office, he left the
Britijih Nation
' ' war vUh cJltie IVvrld t
Whtfl he xat-ie into oflicc, the Public
Debt was only , . .
.:TT-Q..hunuM;cd altrty rj,;llion$ j
When he:went out nf.Fin.. W hA
. - -
increased it to the trillions amount of .
lite hmdred -nV,us.., 1
When he came in, the taxes paid by ,
the people of Grcat-Uritain,
wereksslhan.
- Sixteen millions-; ,
Relore hefcntout, he raised f-t an-1
r ': nual taxes to -'7
' Furtv militant t
he came in. Franee rwnnrVxert
. only her Ancient Tenitories,
and about , .,
Twchty.sit millions of aulJctts ;
.-When
he went out, .,
w France posseised
The Netherlands, Sa
VoV, the Country cf Nice, t
.. .llif Germany to the left of
the Rhine, tie tavifi;tion of the i
the Rhine, the Meusc, ! SchetlU
She had dominion over Hol
land, Switzerland, and Its-
Ijr. to addition to her ,
aucieot ttrritory,
1 n(I :" '.
' Si millions of ptjJe i
TrTe ihl n American, Cact.fhomp
on, arrived at Ncw-Yort, on the 1 5th
ult. in 2S days from Lnrdoiidcrry.
She left therein the JJth May, Rid
has furnished Irish papers to the KUjJ
In' addition to the subj jined extrscts,
trr hrormMion i rtrrved by c apt.
Thompson and Mr. Wro. Stiri,i.r,
(who came passerccr In the AmtiU
Cn) that t,e Nurtli ai.d Chaimtf
I Jrtts were cut, an j,ad rtctied r,r
rs to Uoiksde th French poitv
Tbst Ut4 yhitworth and Andrtoni
were preparing to rtiyrn onif in
t-r-nicq-irrtf e vl mstnif from their
rc-p. rtNt rrrnmfmsi jht tf.t im-yrtM-nenlnf
seamen in Lnr.UJand
't'M sti qming onhwitb una
ta'iix;vl,;m;r1.nd txtcruhng In timny
caus.fo persons UtyytatsUd$ and
thit every spptarsnce indicated that
'met aiiu iiniain unt.t.i
Hill . l 1
"j r-foc, ana i loose the does cfi
wsr." . "
M 1 irst OpmI ,aUMa U
Th First 6)Mwt 'U siJ
I Uitrnrrrl u-v:. .
k?!" OM v Buoject ot me New
Odeans dTspute,lnd from7wh)ch he
i7 ' iworin, st B fate
war with England, and that hostilities
must necessarily be directed against
her in her own . island ; in which case
he should feer.it hi s nevitable duty to
conduct therinYasioa in person. .
' Teussaint Lduverlure. the celekrat.
j ed African chief, ts dead. He died
h in prison at Besaflcon, without a friend
to close, his eves, and- without ' ever
having been visited in his imprison
J -raent by-hh wife and children, who
were. taken -wtta him irom tbU rDo
'mingo. : . v- '
" - LONDON May 5
-Thismorninfr the following letter Wa
received by the Rt.' Hon. the Lord
L- . . ' immeotateiy, wun
bepomtngzea-l snt; copies to LloydT
coffee-house and tbe stock exchange.
To the Rt. Hon. the Lord "Mayor.
Downing.$(reetf Thursday morning,
. $ o'clock, May S.v
M Lord Ihwfeesbury presentshis'
cotnolimerit'j s to the itfm. - 7,nfi
- 7 ( 0 uvinvvu una
;;coUttry and the French Republic; is
uiuwmio an amicaoie conclusion."
. Thejpyful v intellrgence spread
throuirhout this citv vitiv'tTia'
I of Iightningand St 13 impossible to
1 "vaynwc utc wciuonsirauon 01 satistac-
tion apd'jSy whlcJ were every Where
expressed, thoughonany affected to
fear that the honor ofthe natien had '
been committed,; anoV no ."Tittle dc'
grcs of ingenuity was.(etertef to find
out the terms which had been agreed '
tipon between the twn irnvAnm.nt. 1
or. terminating jhe difiertn.cethat :
na.a iKen pice. , . , , 1
: At-the Stock eschntver tV, .avV.
w . ri ..aw
vas sucii as might have been expect
..The 3,per cent, consuls opcicd at 68,
..v.ii auyu iicusnig, mxeiiigence.
rose rapiojy to 71 1-2, and wcrc-stll
i .
iuymiK uUi n 11 LH R TnPSPiitrf ram.
i trow Hie treasury to the .Lord' Mayor.
usiwccii i cive ana one o clpck, t
acquaint him that the former "letter
was an impuoem lorery 1 - ---a
, It isjmpossible to describe the'sen-satioh-produced
by.tliis noiice j the
stocks 'instantlytumblcd 6, 62 1-2
and the panic was such, that they
.,ould certainly have gone lor, had
it noteeh thugh,t 'advisable toclose
up the sto"i kfxcbahg;, "whu h was ac
cordingly done at one o'clockv instead
of waiting fill the usual hour. : , .
TKe proprietor of the sto'ck 'ex
change huve offered 'a. reward of
50001. for apprehending the author
of Uus forgery, and have resolved
that every one shall give an account
.of what bargains he has .done both
yesterday and to-day. The Lord
Mayor has also oiTeied a considerable
reward.. , . . . 4 -
SirtcMhe detection ofthe forgery,
u rcn ui a very uitiercnt nature has
been circulated,, namely, that intelli
gence has been received by tn tele
graph, that Urd Whil'worth is nov
tf; his way to Fntrkiirl. . Ti.e r..,
U not improhaMe, but we arc the more
. . ..v. ., v.. nv ui c rc i c mnr
cautious in irivimr It ini.mi n.i ;
tdicit belief, till it shafl in n.e 'w,
officially Rnr.citnced, knowinnlhe
present state of the nuMie mlnH nM
how apt tt is vhen deceived in one
expectation, to rbz instantly to the
oppoiite extrtmc. , ,
., (;overnmen'., anxious to' prevcrt the
public imposition, iitnty g,-nt no.
tices to those quarters most likely to
give the conircdictions quick end ex
tensive circutatiof , . Copies of thi
fillowintr were sent to the r
the dilTcitnt newspajwts t
reaiury, juay 51 oUtk,
c-
l I
the message which was suppoied to
have fern sent this hjominfc from
Lord keshury to the L'ortl M.vor,
stmr.g that t U.c , negoci.tions ' itr
I cano; hud terminated amicably, was.
i fabrication, end totally destitute of
lixtb. p, ,
Sargf.nt.':
HATS
, irVyAST, May 10.
BefaitfMis-LettercfJlce, Mai 10.
; -v, ' : 10 o'clock, A. M.
' .neMri;, the press to state the ar
rtrai , cTthe Ir.dou papf r of. 'tltuy
..t, (Ma; 6). In astcrnd tdltigt.cf
the l.timr,.wt find following inoil
.imiKrrtant, though most unadcome
mtl!igci;ce i .
i . , WAH ! '
I. me tf Ccn.ms. . ctarter l. rjrt s
" K 'o'r.Wi: ' .
7i. . I liitL-ti n-1 -i. :n. i
m d.e llonsr. that he fr). t i
p;,hcd this mo.hing for pasu,0U1 for
Ids tciurn. At the tr.e mt Mr,
.l..mKtm staled, that th cftv
o;.nmunicfttijn could t.otte rotde to
hovse till Lis lordship's ar.iulio
t -iS rountrv. 1( it . ,.a . .
,ii iaai
...
he.v.. 7. .J.J .V .,"
..i.urr me ctrcvmtAncet .f
n.Vm,rJrrlhc,'ou'l'ltomtet
ktm .... 1 1 ... .
-r v v:-v-' -m: 7v..Uv ..
; Mr. Grey moved an amendment,
'Vliiat the house should' only-ad journ,
till to-morrow instead of Mfendty.".
-Mr, Canning supported'Mr.Grty'n :V
motion. Ilousti yet sitliBg. 7 ' ' '
j, -rffdlh Juts '-.for "sale the foUowinr- .
-BtiOKS and STATIONARY. 7
MILLOP Ancient H.ftotv,- ' t
-1- jsugi.uu HU'tl ,ui V tfginil, (.V
Atnerkin' Le.x Mereaioria, - .
NicbolfonVNivigiiion,,' ' -.
;31u;ni;An'rican;Nvigitor,: "" w
Americitt.Coaft Piioty'.-,:
Morlc'Univerf4l Geography, ' ' 1 1
Univcrfl. Gazeueer, , .
Johnfloft'i, Jones'i, Bailey's and Eatick's
iciioniriei,
Lady LuboroughTLe iters,
Farmei'i'Lct'ierj,
Bounnical Harmony
Forclyce on Educationi
Blait'i Lelures, ' , 1
Reply to VVilbeiforce, '
Stem's Wotki, j v ;
Hi (lory of Womsn , 7 . -, t ; v
A coileQion of he laolV' eE'eemed m'
dernfongj,'-.
Tbe Patriotic Songfter, ' '7 '
Mafonir, 7 'do.'
Evelina,. , ' '
Complete Letter Writer,
Jordycc.S.Areirei, '
Arrierican Precepior, ' ' - i- -
Rambler, 7 . -- . , .
Looker.Oiti , : ; '
Beatti ies ot Addilor, . - . . '. ; .
Do. of Hirvey, '
Dn Quixotte, '
Columbian QratcT,
Life of F;anklin,
Mifleriei of Udolpbd, . .
Mordaunt, ,; yy
Adelaide de San'eerre, , ,
Theodore or the Gseiefler'i'Progiefr, ' '
Conflant Lover, ,
Vicar of Lsofdown ' . .
Lord Riytri, ' J7 v
King" of the fieigar' . , .'' .' " "
Orienburjr Kami'y, t ' ' '
Fool of Out II Y. : ,-i
Thompfon's Seafoni,
tloyle' Ojmei, . . , ,
Pcrplexiticr, . ... " . 7
Asron Burr't political befeflioni, &c
niy or the Dillrellei of Love, . .
Moore'i Monitor,
Sanjford and Mer:on, 7
Scou'i LtMotu. . 7
vAmerican Seleflio'ns'
Iliweny'i Meafmer.
Uavidfoo's Virgil with the Erglili trsnf-;
litionj .
Necker's Religious "opiaignjf,
Butlar's Anal-iiry, '
Edward' ArTcftiom.
Ilaltyburior.'a Memoir,
iJoddndjre's bermon .
Voun'f Lrtier.
fjrown'i CoticorJancr, 'v
Ueivey . Mcditsiioni,
Kl-gnt Prayer Booki, 7 J'
C 'inm.n do, ' '
Bibb-., "
LVVlMt'i rfalrw and Ily mil. .. . I.
pehas Uimeflic Medicine
Cu'lpn'i Meieris Medici,
Hiinier on the Bhiod, ,
Inni on the Mufdes, . . . "
Plag'ie and Yellow-Fever,
Edenburgh Pturmacopciia, T
Arifluile Warlw, . ' '
l ay lor Repi , - -
. cvan iu iys, , , -
I Podiier oiObl'ffstiontJ
Ckefr'i
Cor,hpliiii Kepot, "
Young's Latin nd E"gli!h Dallonirrt
AnJwon'w. r d.t. 4Ut
L f .AmeucSrT Atcoiintant,
Fran'. AlCflaii-, ' '
Telhmenii, Pf.lien s-I Speltipj Bokii
Children's Bo,kt and Pamphleu,
Chariio(d,rTreni kindii
Cape-Fear Pdo, .
Seaman's Jovirnli(
A variety of Blank BooVf,
Call and plab letter piper, .
Wrtilrg piper, Sealing Wax, Wafa'rj,
. Q'lilli, ind S.nd, ,
Almanari fur iha ye4r 133, snd 5
A (reneral aflortment of Blaoli,
Wilwingion, June 9. j J
Marlines Sales. ,
On Mo-ulay the f est day of August mit,
will be sold n the &urt.lhu:t in V,U
njngton,Kr jrold or alter toin;
BKTWEtN ikirty and rrty'
Nrgroci, and other p-tfonil
piopctty, together vith fcVeral lot)
tl ground in faiJ town, with the
improvement, ihcrconi and be
twceo two anrt three thoufard acrti
of lard, lying In the county cf
Brunfwkk, between town creek'
and Eaie'l mill creek, on which,
there ate an excellent fet of Mil:,,,
and 1 coofiJerable cuaiaity of Rlcr
land.'wellecUliflcd.
Thf aboyflTrpptrty has Utn .'
e,l I on, and will U fold to faiUfy -liindry
etrecuiioni . n judgmtntr'
obtained by the tfnltfl StC., a.,
gain! f.mdry Inlubltanti of ili
,?wn fxyi,"onl an 1 its vicU.
r.hjr, whkb 1 wl!I h mere pink olai
'ydeknbcd no ihedsy of fale. '
1 milM e Hir.n;
3
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t he uptcud ho .ucces. l jf,,
t . . no; con
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