I.
fx
4 wyrw
.Reposttcn?! of nuns
TO. MIRANDA.
A few Chart months and I, with that delight
Which rureil friepdlhiL) only tan create,
Saw thfee, Miranda,' you.ig in beauty bright,
, hcamm; gay health, and innoccr.ee elate !
But grief has check'd the current of thy
late ;
That fate lb envied !, and grief's tediousrjight
VyakM many a filentjwoe, and fearful fprite
Oifickliefi hue, to tinge thy wonted irate.
Oh ! J ft.buld mourn as one unknown to j)y,
; Did I not know the temper of thy foul":
Know that while licksel's doth thy frame an
noy. Thy raind firings upward to its heavenly
' . goal.
Yet I rauft meurn that one fo goed, fo fair,
Should yield a victim 10 untimely care.
t ' ' - W..
' -
, -, TO THE
Editor cf the Raleigh Regifer.
'I SIR, . - '
' A variety of occupations have
prevented me from indulging a fa
vourite amuferriem, that of throw
ing together ;ny deiultory thoughts
on paper, during which time many
curious matteis havo occurred in
theie States to excite the wonder
and admiration of fuch as, like my
felt, are removed, by age and fitu-
I t rr rt " f - r m V. V. . . f". .' 1' . " T ' C -
iivjiu tiic uuiy ltciies or me.
Amongft the various topics of the
day, the late duels (between two
officers of one of our frigates, be-
t ween two or, our Military oiheers
zi Loitus Heights bejween tvo
citizens Fayetteville, and, more
particularly. Between Mr '
and Mr, Champlin, two of the men
vuom ine 1 mirages ot theiF teliow
citizens haveVaifed tothehonoiira.
ble fituation of; Legiflatcrs for the
Union; call mo.it ienouHy upon the
attention of the -Moral it.' r .
; Duelling (to ufe the expreftion
of Edmund Burke on another occa
sion) is an evil"" that has mcreafed,
is increaring, and ought to he di
.minishrd.5' It is an evil fo preg
'nant with mifcfiief, fo injurious to
fociety, and incompatible with
every religious and moral fentimenr,
that every man of humanity hs
at its prevalence, and shudder? at
iis direful eite&s. Swift fays, he
should be forry to fee the tegifla
tui.e (ipeaking ; of England) make
any more laws.againft duelling, as j
,t-I,sJJ good of the community j
lVfl vxuduii ana raicais snQula dii
, patch each , other." Yes, and did
villains and rafcals only coun-te-
- nance this vile cu(lom, it would be
vell ; ..but, alas ! liow many worthy
rnen, too weak-minded to bear ri
djcnle, too proud to condefcend to
l - ll "iiu u;u icndcinus to
bear: advicei have Yallen victims to
this .vicious practice, owing, per-
lCntcneu 'i
i(Tf . Wn T! TT (H m,MQ nt H
tuen pamons, when mdetjnable ho- j
vouris the catch-word. Let us ex- ; .
amine it. 4 Honour (lays Dr 5i
Barry) is; ftudderl round with all 1
the vixtus ofth4hu.man'foul. and ii
. :i rr , - . . . r : '
" ' . -f yaucuiL VJl UU V CI IlllJfT 1 ;
does not herd with the debauchee in '!
a brothel, nr thp.nU,rc f ri
, ... ui mimic
vruin is not acquainted with the
tricks nfamlhlnkL .
tnviou,.- injur ouS- cruel, 'horde-1
taming, but abhors them all i !
JrVith men of thefe bafe difpofitr. Ii
ns, it is not furprifing thatr-j
i-elsand murders mould enfue; but
vhat ihallwefaiy totwomeaof cha - H
-aMt- .tVi . i. ... " " - 1 1 n
...U-..k.-. . .. -, 1 ;
fome particular points, and argue!
their opinions, 1 perhaps, too w;irn !
"'i - 11 1 01 1 Li I die 1 V nimjr nn
ly? In the inaance which fur-i
that Mr. C.underftood Mr K " -
aiiiuca im-ic lenections, it appeals
motions.
-Mr,'C. ofcourl a
not Dais it nur ,,c . ' .u t.. ,
. i J " -wuuiu navp 1
, ' -.. .41.
lVw tc,tc iu( d genueman to
put up, wiilr hiclv rthVaions and
repaid Mr. 8. with interefh Mr
B. then very cutteujly'amia
bly requc-fled lie would rfrtnt l-.t?
'.- .
r wprds, which Mr. C. very furkh
. v r'vt"'Vy iciuieo to cio.
Here was a dilemma. . He had not
apologized, or recalled, or amended
tnem. He even -leff Mr. B. to put
theworfl confiruaion upon than.
Vhat could Mr. B, do ? Why
ceitiiinly, as a modern man f ho
nour and z gentleman, he offered
Him the choice of weapons, and
very genteelly , invited him to try
either to become a Murderer, bv
Whng him br fcmething nearly as
Ud". cy voiiintarHv anrl .n
Price three Doll
.
rear,
naps, 10 iome iniemperate warmth . ! 5 , K '( , rmc mtacsoi
1 exnffTmn 1 , r 1! l! ddl!y fuPPort- Vou hive nobody to lararr.t
.?:OR 0V : h? I? or who wants your amirLce living
vu v .cw mni.ininis " eniicnterted 1 i 1 nlr ae ineteims, then, and on no ftrh
1 1
1
"of Feitind life vvhicri the Almighty
.1
gave mm 101 me nouieu purpoics;
and depriving a, charming wile and
family of their legal protestor. The
iflbe did not prove fatal;; but the
intention lefes none of its crimina
lity on that atcount ; as it was
doubtlefs their aim to murder each
other, and their external reconcilia
ti6n was merely a degree of feif
congratulation at having efcaped
feverer punifhment for their crimi
nal ramnefs. . O that men had rc
fol'.uion enough to fay to thein:
felves, on fuch occafions, ' I owe
my life to be exercifed in virtuous
acls ta focrety ; I owe it to my fa
mily, to creferve it to add to their
happi'nefs and fupport ; I owe it to
my countn to behazarded onlv in
defence of her liberties"; and Iwe
its ferviccs to that Almighty. Being
whobeffowed it, until he ihall him
M recal the gift. 1 will not,
therefore', return this infuit. It
might not-be intended ; or if it were,
let me convince my enemy, that
Forgivenefs to the injur'd does belong."
Alas! how few are capable of ex
ercifing rhis mafiery over their pal
fions. How few poifefs i lie fenti
ments exemplified in the fcllowrne;
lines:
' Exa'ted Socrates! divinely Kiave!
Irjur'J he fell, and uying he forgave ! '
" Too noble tor revenge ! which ltnl we
find
' The weakeft frailty of a feeble mind."
Like all old people, I have a great
propenfity for ftory-telling ; an
if you allow it, I will relate a C
and.
clr-
cumilance, which I know to be a
tact, as t was'perfcnally acquainted
with the parties, and which I re
commend to our modem men oj ho
nour , who can vary it as circuin
iiances j-equire.
At N. a town fome'thmg larger
than your city, and where the inha
bitants kept up nearly the fame
friendly imercourfe, rtfided a gay,
eafy man, named Lynch, at whofe
houfe a certajn conieQuentinl law
yer, named Allen, whofe affuming
airshad procured him the nickname
ot Courtly vifited in the fa'.niliaritv
of fnendmip. Lynch was a face'-
tious charatler, and, at fbme unfor
tunate moment, wounded the pride
of the Count by his raillery. What
could a gentleman do ? It is ob
vious he was obliged to challenge
his quondam friend. Lynch .im
rnediately returned hira the follow
ing Anfwer :
SIR,
iuu have had the extreme eoodnefs to
invite me io the very agreeable al'erhMive of
having my brains b.own cut, or of being
hanged for blowing out yours, neiiherof which
circumltances feem to a-ctoid wuh mi
ings; far I am pcijelled of a few e xtrivjearu:''
liUMonj, wnicn t luclced in with mv siothcr's!
milk, that whichever fhould be the cafe, I
hal howl for it hereafter. I have, befues,
another oljedion, v h ch 1 fuomit tn vn,-,l
cofifideratiou, which Is, that wr are not on
- e(jual terms, and I am too proud,' feeling my
; own fupenotity as I do, to right you, until we
j are -7I have a beautiiul, amiable wife. You
! are a Batchelor. I have fix fine chifdrn Ji
'" c me teims, tnen, and on no ftrh
er ji
m...:hti ii t . .
Will
win i a.izars oooy ad ioul to givC you pUa.
lure- 1 n at von fha I! 1 m 1 a A ; . -... . . -r
SvSZZ
we fhnii be on if y0u do r.It
llke thefe s- dine with the old party at
'hoKlc at W
' , . '0AN' LVNCll "i
jien was no roo . h -tr
a "Ie as became a man of honour
j.y 1 1 j
V ltn lauhed, went to dinner, and
..themaiter ended.
An? Wa' ntc,,hlS tfer thanrn
ltiC UI paving a tamily to
WatU aRd f ?PMI I
M.y WAKE.;
' 32SSSSo
- rv - rji,. . . -
u,:,ownr Letter arrears in t.- pv.;i.
cipnia .-vurx)raotthe 17th ult. addreffed
rif EDITOR,
SIR, .. i
ij I heard fome days ago,' that mv
J -11 OI,1Nnhl"ber!a.nd,
l"X:'T!!" '8 u.ro.meren? !
r---' T ...uu, A Ildve always
IVpH in K-.k
4 v.l.i Xll llflUI
inhabits of kindnefs. are nrti-
motmg a Petition to the Prefident,
to proem f: a rernifium of my fen
tence. I thank thm T
j infenfible to teflimonies of kindnefs
and efteem, and I am glad they
think I have defer ved them,
j I have fihee eard repeatedly,
max tins meaiure is generally e.x
pe&ed here alio, to take place on
the part of the Prefident ; and I afn
not fo attached to my prefent lodg.
injrs, but I mould be v'erv rlarl
quit them, it I could do 'it under
circumftances of propriety to my
own character. ;
But I am of opinion with Mr
Adams, that " rpentanre U.,a
precede forgivenefs," 2nd until I
receive myteit, and hear that 0r.
Ii nPMnan it k. n m f . r .1 LI
I Raleigh: Print j aZ i J 1? V" 1 ! . r
orone Dollar and Half for Tt.ir V
n fc ' " :- 1'..
ot the impropriety ot his conduct
tp us; I may be lurried out; from
hence, but I will not leave tht place
under the acceptance of a favour
from'the Prefident Adams.
Nor will.Ibe the voluntary cat's
paw of electioneering clemency. I
know the late events have wonder-
t fullylchanged the outward and vifl-
ble frgns oi the politics of the par
ty, and good temper and modera
tion is the order of the day with the
Federalifts now, as it always has
bee n with their political opponents.
But all fudden converfions are luf
picious, and I hope the Republicans
wili be upon their guard again ft the
infidious or interefted defins of
i'thoftj who niay wish to profit by the
j too common credulity of honeft. in
tention. THO. COOPER.
7-5.9 5S f TERR ITO Rf.
;Tbe fc'Jowirg is the entire mct'on made in
C(..l's, ).y Mr. Davis, from Kentuc
ky,; cv via d.y ot acj urnmeiit, relative to
the Guvr.. meat ol the above Territory.
WHEREAS, theextenhveter-
;r;tories or the United States, exclu
sive ol ih.: panicular States, have
j rendered iubtudfndte governments
liiidifpenfcible for loca and te'mpo
! rary objects, and a fy Hem of this na
jturej eaitulated for the N. W.Ter
i riforv has been applied to thatof the
j Midlihppi, and now penades the
j whpftby fep?rue Jut ifdic'Hons, the
' number v which it is contemplated
I to increafe; Andin each a Gover
nor appoihied by the general Go
j veinnient, and removed f-om ollice
i t thejpleafin eofthc Prefident'ol the
United S atcs, is made: the firft, and
j the UiofT impoit-ant otficial cha
I, ratter ; whence it of high concern
to tiie tnte; nal quiet and profueritv
;ot the people, in hofe Territories, j
I as 'well as ot much .moment to the
! political ir.tereit of the United States.
I and to the confidence repofed in t he
I; Piehdem, to cohthiuein
jl'Governors only as shall
orrice lucn
only as shall have con-
;dn6ted themfelves wit h . propriety,
: andefpecially within the lnnitsof le
; gal authority ; fince the experience
. of all times, and the evidence of all j
j-hiitorv prove, that Governors, re-
lpontible only to thole at a diftance,
are prone to difj egard the good of
the governed to ufurp authority,
and to ahule the truft confided io
theiri, and that connivance arid im-
: ...... Ii. . . t . i t 1
; puuuy, ioicver dccopiv .ir. proline
! parents of crimes and oppteihon.
1 A1 ...
Aiiri whereav it is u -naiticuiar r-
PneHleyt
acknowledgment: from Mr, Adams, j
prefented to ConVeTs, by the peo-! Stattesj
pie of the Mimflippf Te: ritory. that if From wh-tMr5.'i-;.fMheprefe!itGo-
fcifl Wir
verlibr thereo
h:i.s acte
(in.aer trie,:
influence of a kci;
atfU)n- P'.fM
s of DepotiJm, by ex-
1 uis ctmridence a ma-
: the principles
eluding from
J joity of the we!! difpofed Citizens-
! oy indulging an unwarrantable
diiiruft of the great body of the peo
i pie--And by a p point i ne to o trices.
civil and military, over t hem, many
I I'vi vv iivj ttcic oonoxious lor
their intrigues and foreign connec
tions.
That he has prafiifed an avarice
hateful toahbei-i.,1 people, andanex-
otuous apu opprcuive tp ire
I tli l. . i 11.'.. 1 J
"'""uv cx,.cung ana receiving
'ccs ior paispons, and tor rnarn.tge
icenfes
Andthat he has, with o-
jthers, exercifed the molt
daiiaer-
ous affumption of power, by enact
?
ing iiew Taws tor the territory, m
fead of adopting lavs from the o
rigipal States, and bvuanriexinLMoa
(breach .o.ftheur the molt rigorows j
penalties or forteiture, and confif
cation. : i,:
And WherekSi it appears to this
Houfe, that the faid Vin rhron Sar-
geapt, did ackncnvledgej that lie had I
deviated from the ordinance for the
government of the territories, by
which it is enacted, " that the go
vernor and judges, or a majority of
them, thai! adopt and publith in the
dilhia, fuch laws of the original
(lates, criminal and civil; as may be
neceffary and bed fluted to the cir
cumftances of the diftria," inaf
much as in his letter of the 5th of
Oa. 1799, direaed by him and two
ot the judges, to a committee of the
inhabitants of the territory, he de-
v-"u" ere are tew laws ot
tlns territory either of a civil
or of a criminal nature, but what are
derived from fome one of the State
codes, and where we have ven
tured to depart from them it has
been in favor flf.-diir citizens, by
leHenmg .of fines' and penalties bilt
WLin,,UhaS f RiPPened that evils
actually exifted among us, for the
remedy of which; noprovifion could
1 ? VAH. tr cAcCourt tiouli.
5
be fourid in ith e la ws to ' whieh . we
had accefs, we have not fo far dif
trufted p'Jr ahthority, as not to take
imniedifit'e fleps to prevent their
growthjand ijntinuarice j' '
That. by thb authenticated trans
fcript ; of the laws thus enacted,
which have been officially tranf
nntted to Congrefs, it rlges not ap
pear whether the faid jaws have
beefiy taken jffom the code ot laws
of any of the ftates. I
' That by One of the aforefaid laws,
intituled " aj law authcrifing the
Governor to eftabhfh public i'er-
j-ries,,,:' after declaring in the pream-
L l -
cerning fenies, can be found for a
doptioii, it is eriattcd, that the Go
vernor be autliorifed to declare by
j proclamation or otheinvile, from
tim to time,! what ferries ihall be
eilahlilhed -and by. whom to be kept;
and that if any perfon, without au
thority as aforesaid, mail keep a fer
ry, he shall forfeit to the ufe of
the. county ; the fum of fifty dollars."
That by another ot the aforefaid
laws, intituled " a Jaw refpetting
crimes and jpunifhments," it is en
atted "uhatiany perfon or perfons,
guilty of IVeafon, ihali upon con
vi6tion thereof, fufFer the pains of
death, and Ih all moreover forfeit all
his, her or their eft ate real and per
sonal to the Territory' altho the
conllitution of the United States
declares "that no attainder of Trea
fon Ihajl work corruption cif blood
or forfeiture, exceot diiritifr the life
or the perion attani
That' by another law;paffed by the j
laid Governor and Judges, intituled
" A law to regulate taverns, ike.
j it is ena'Jed That the Governor
I (hould jhave and receive far every
11 hcenfeby bim granted purfuantio
j.trns lawv to any perion to fell wine
: and other liquors, the" Turn of eight
dollars, although tne Governor re
ceives as fuch, the fum of 2,000
dollars; per annum from the United
States.' . I . . -
And; that; by another law thus
paffed by the Governor and Judges,
intituled " A. law eftablilhmg and
regulating fees," cScc.j it is enatted
"that the Judges of the Supreme
j Court,; shall be entitled to receive
i fees forj allowing; writsbf errors and
I fjperfejdeas, &c. for taking: bail, fiL.
ing oaii, ccc. ior tne tirit motion m
evciy t ivd caufe, taxing bills of
coifs, ilgning judgement," and for
3 variety of other ferVices, particu
larly enumerated in ;the atoreiaid
1 a w 1 f a i t h o ug h eac h o f t ji e fa id J ud i es
receive as luch a falary of Sco dol
lars per annum . trom- thi
4 , ; 1
nee it is evident, that
inthrop Sirgeant, bein
in conilinttion with the Tbdcrps-
J trulfrdiwitji.the-importaut power of
adopting for the terihVv Tuchdaws
Mt)ftlie individjl d.,t-k as miffht be
I fuited to the circumltuces of the
faid Territory , has, in conj unci ion
j with thje Judges, abufed the-power
thUsdelegatedby ufurping anautho-
j rit)vof making new laws, not to be !
tound amonglt tne laws or the in
dividual Hates, byprefcribingpendl
ties inqonfilleut withkhe "eonltitu
tion of the United States, and bv
combining with the faid Judges in
it , . i
tiiatiu iawa iu me purpoieot ex
acun iutnsot money fromthe irihai-
j bitants- pf the fjui territory, tor his
j and the, faid Judges private ufe and
emolument 1 here fore,
Repfvtdy that the jaws paifled by
j the, Governor, and Jiidcs of t hV
I Miihlhpi territory, anl the petition
I of Cato Weil and others, together
j wifhallUisdocumentSTelativetheie-
to, be tranfmitted to the " Prefident
of the United States.
Culture of Tobacco in India.
Trom a I-ondnipaper.
The cultivation of this Plant in
the northern Circars, is attended i
with uncommon fuccefs. and the
iamples which have been produced
are elteemed, by perfons competent
to the decihon, to equal, if not fur,
pafs, in ricfinefs and flavour; To
baccogrown in any other part of
the world. The natives have abun
dant encouragement to apply them
lelves fedulouily to the culture of
it, and there ex i ft s no doubt but To
bacco will, in ti,ne,l become a va
luable article of Eaftern commerce.
Valuable difovery.
A M. Barrett, announces in the
Charleifon papers hayingmadeadif
co very, by which he ban make cel.
l ar s, in the wetted feafons, and in
fhe highelf pitch of the tide, as dry
and faiubrious as any anartment
I unaer the fame roofj
Printer, and fhy; fcvery P'cf
ia every ifucCaeding-fapcr.
A perfon oF an olci tL, r ,
mW riding a.horTe&cfW
another equal to himfeU '
io. frow th:it neither cl
without one .ave way Mi
mer would do. ?,U li "ti.
ndinot.a'finrrlp v. ... ..aIH.
till iithefirft mentioned dCT
t a nevlpaner nut ru-
vvmcn ne
i 1 1 . 1 w' :is t)r
bewail ti roA . ,.V'K.
uimon coinpolur
the other, deterrninmir'tn
equal degree, of patience, fc0V
InufT-box from his pocket "
Iciiurely taking a pinch ot V, ?
gravely faid; Sirwhen
lone with tha
J - " rf,Vf
111 v
tO JOOk at It " W lirb r,. ..I r
1 l;
Off his frWtW j r
uv.u.UUJm,uui ne unmetJtittefv
by . the hand, infilling, at tlie fw
tmir tin Un ol u 1 '''C
Tvao, aim iClZCi 1
i -
tmie, that he should go ho
Jilie and
uuie wan mm.
; WARRED 1 OS
RAUs
YILL commence on" Friday tip
fixth of une. The fi. 'n' 'e
Miles Heats; the i.nj DavoJ-vH.
rree for anv Hnri; 1.1,
never ltarted for a P
j S - f "'115
Vai
o;' thii-is h.
iue previous to th: 2ift April Ut
LANDS,
In North -Carolina,
'i? EXCHANGE
THIRTEEN Huodrcda.drHrw
Acres in Surry County, twoHulmrca
tweiuy-nvc in Halifax Ccunty, two W
ihcjCity of Rale.gh on Mai. fax Streei v
joining Unjon square, No. 2Jl a,,j
lor which I will take Lands in the t'h
Tennellee, cither in the MilitarAefCrl
vationor Indian Boundary.or in the T'truml
North Welt of die Ohio. For Terms ?Jl
the vjjitnber, 'u
THOMAS E.SUMNER,
IVarrtn Ctknty March 3, jSoo.
.. PETER CIS SO
TAKES this method (-f.returripi
his fincere Thanks to thcls a-l-ohu-
Toa.ea aim with, their Fatromjj.e, a ,i ;o rc
form them, .that as Circum.tduces '.Jve ilf
pe'rnutted hi,m to difpofe ot h s Ibufe Ti
Lot in this Place, he continues to keea Cs
Public Hoafe as ufual; uh.rc, tv'bls A tel.
tion ad Affiduity, he hopes, to merit a Umj
nuation of . the t-avewrs he has io liberty
received foi many Years pail. "
Hehasjuil rettirnea from Peterllurg, (Vir.
giaia) where he has .urchslid a tixih Mku
tnent of CooJs for his Store ; and wiil enjca.
your to keep a general Supply ef every JSecef.
lary for the Hoafe as well as for the '
Amungit many others he lias thz IqUo;u
Champaigns
civics iur .-!aie :
Oranges
Liinus
Teas
CfcCee
'Lost Sugar
Pielcrves
JsVictiueatJ.;
Malaga
onerry ( 3
Post )
London Porter
Anizette
NroyeAu
Cream of Coffee
Alfo a confiderable AlFortmeut of fuita j!e
Goods for the pret'eut and apprca.cb.itjg Sea.
Ion, cor.fiiting of ,
Liner.s sfforted
Broad Hoes No. :
to 4
Pinsstd Needles, if.
fort6d
Ciaiaps Si Jruhcs
Whiie- iK4&k piiat
Bruin es '
Hofie-whs
Leading Lines
Bjtr Iroa
Glue
Oil and w' ite Lead
, Window Gfiili diid.
Patty
States and Pencil
Piili.is and Guns
Fine Necklaces
Writing Paper ai.d
Qu.lis
Han P-wder ar.i
Pomai um,
Naiis blfji ted from4
to d..uVt 10, &c. .
Sifter Bottoms, riss,
and Hsos
Sickles, hcyt!?.
Cuttine Kiues:
Spddcs
Stock Locks
Curtain Puis
1 Iard'.vare of ail "
K.riiu5
i'latec i t hjfton
rU;-cklm:.h'.i.'ceT5
aTortcJ
Catnbricks do.
Thread do.
iicd-Ticking.
Coioured Velvets
Shvjn FdowM - - - -K.er'leyi;efe
duperhue Zrcad
Cloth
Scarlet Cardinals
Sewing Silk
Ca-icoes Sc Cjhintzes
MUUins
Do. Tamboured
Carnblets
C ul lirriancoes
borabazets
Brown Thread, Cot
ton and woiftsd
Hofe," aTorted
JlJimity
M-ricilles Qniltirg
Brown anu wime
i Sheeting
L iiellrins affbrted
jHandkerchieis
; Ladies' Sa.1d.1I3
Ladies' and Geiitle-
inan's H.us
Military aai Ladies'
Ftatriers
KioLons alfurted
RaiiinsJ Cinnamon
iegz.rs and Snuff
Bdruwares cf ail
Sorts
t Glafsi: i'la'Vives H
.
All which he will dilpofj of, -aqa ir.cdirr.5- '
Profit, tor ready Pay. .
Hz itill vffers lor Sale his iiauf: ar.i Lot.
R alsigJ, .May 3 . iSoo.
TICE.
THE. Subscriber
as tor
valuable TRAC T of LaNI), IvuM1'
both Sides of Cedar Creek, and en the Mil'
leading from Louifburg to T;rbc:cuh, cc
taining between twelve and thirteen Hun td
Acres. There are . belo ing to faid T'a& '
a Parcel ot the belt Lew Ground in this i'iXtj
The laid Land lies within about five? Mi.esct
Loutfbutg, thirty Iron; the City ct Ra'C'S5'
and forty iron TarborcubJ Ther; i on ,
faid Laud a very gaod Dwtliiag-hoikia2Ut
thirrv.fwo V&pt Uimfnii.p,ii!,i nriat V i'ne
ia the Inlide with Brick, a Bnck K'ten
below Stain, Heured with ihe lame, in
Rooms; a Siaoke-hsufe, Granerj.E" ctber
Outhoufes; a goed Well, wiu-.ni lcveT
Steps of the Dcsr, about twenty Feet d'
neatly bricked from the Botrora. f There.1
alio 'a good Apple and Peach Orchard -j
Situation of the Place is high, hcHhy
pJeafant.
The Terms of the above Land! arc, c:6
Half Caih, and the other a finiti C.t
Poifefsion will be given the f.irii. Day i .
January next.
Qdr He Will take a yeung, zftive H"06
Girl, as (Part of the ririt PaMr.ent.' -..
'I t ABRAHAM PER'
F anklin Ccuxsw Mj' 17; 1 ?3.
ftmsftcrin the State.
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