Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-12-31 00:00:00, page 3

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1 cstetday arrived hern rim Ship -^L— - mr
■t-« Devcrrn$jtikp«f
Itb, *«d: putiftt** pb|t wl|ie &bam»el,;
-% pbtaiosd
~ bytsfiich he gave to the C jptiin of •Britishan
were favoured with papers to the 7th,
|b a few extrnets are made.
MB-i
lit tbe House,of Commons, a similar notice to
Pen m the Hustae of Lards (which we publish)
5* ipespeetfng the King’^iHncsa, and the Commons ad
jbjJrm'd fo the loth of November'.
The French decree which is noticed in a' Lon
IjJon patper of the'2d, is publishfd in one of the
,0'1 ^Pr day’s paper.
The verbal news by this vessel is that the King
' ha4
Ur—the Princess Amelia was dead—
-!h? «:• S; T
Nothing was saidrchitive to the orders in Council—
No account of the revocation of the French decrees
' had been received from France, nor was any expect*
Nothlng. it is said with confidence, would be
done in England, until the French dertees were for
mally revoked. '
A letteF 7tb of November says, “ so no
“ m/rdus are®jpt>ench Privateers in the Channel;
“ that premium* on our vessels (American) from
“ America, «rc from eight to ten Guineas per cent.
' My ship being in Ballast 1 got it done at five gut
neai. Ships with valuable cargoes, continue to be
“ raptured.—In ballast oi with cargoes 'of small
I f “ Value they are permitted to pass,
44 In Consequence of the King’s illness a regency
of, but nothing will be done until Par.
f! “ is
‘ itanieul meet on the 15th instant.”
tl»e yw* 1SOO, tbe population of the city of
S Richmond wits 5,737 in nil.—-The increase will be
Jun by. l»fcM»ng to the census of this year, pub
:#0§B*d;!M» Ibis day's paper.
•’ '*4 ‘jb* ■ . ■ * ■ ——•
, from London papers received at tJ* Office of the
jjrh?.**:, JMbck Ledger, by the ship ActWe, Capt. Deve
•*.-» * * ' ■ London, November i.
j\V« have received,' upon authority of which io
Simon cases we should'entertain no doubt, a
. commercial decree, by Buonaparte, of a most sin
> gular nature. * We aie assured of its appearanre in
f, a Dutch paper; and though we have not teen the
inslruiuept there ourselves, we must state that,
4?. short of this, the external evidenre for its existence
•.' is as strong end well aulbenlicted as that of any4
% real fart rant well ha conceived to l««y Tha rea.ori
assigned for so extraordinary a production is, that
{, ' S'Hoe English goods had been smugglad into Nieu
■tgfepdrt by biding them between lh« planks of the ship,
.Piliaped on purpose for the occasinn ; the captain of
wf yshicb was arrested and **nt to Paris, Others
„AJ5>ope that Buonaparte bat ordered the decree iu a fit
a! rage on reteiving bad newt from Portugal. The
(Py following is the substance of it; respecting which
^4 4>*s lm,pbletbst it only mean* to speak of British
. niaouiai tures, and not of colonial productions
. ’ * Pans, October IQ.
Art. 1. All merchandises of whatever descrip*
tiun the produce of the English manufactories,
■c ..which ars at present in Fretice, or in any coautry
j .(without exception) Where French troops are statt
.^#ned, shall be publickly burnt.
^ { •lArt. 2. tliere shall every where be established
f special Courts of Justice, to detect Smugglers, and
v Jrer&.jns ttpeerned in illicit traffic ; and to inflict
1 j^pumshnirnt by imprisonment, for a terra not less
j. than three nor more than ten years.
* tfo' 1° sddtuon to the above articles, there is anp
tb«r whtcb specitks-lbepumshmenton the merrhant,
. or smagglf r. vis. to‘be branded on the forehead
v with the letter* Vc Di ’ • *> '
ymember i.
-.mt^ke-French Minister at Waa has officially notifi
,. td to the Commander of the French troops in (J<t
.I’tweny, that titw) men shall be drafted from every
regitotnt of infantry, and 200 from each of the
»lry, and that they shall, as a special favour, be
mined lo return to^Frence, and from tneqce pto
dtoSpawt. >' •'*
iVe are sorr/to leprn by the port letter* received
^;en Saturday, that the ^ igh winds which prevailed
“ on Friday has occasioned considerable damage to
$ the shipptngjjft tbe eastern roast. The Baltic fleet,
^ehtch sailedwom the Not e the ether day, hst haett
Compelled to put£erk, having met with a very
Strong gale irt
Iwslcy Bay, in which 28 vessels
ilosl their cables and anchors.
.1 life vesjjps permitted by licence to quit the port
j*f Hamburgh, p*y for this indulgence* premium of
. neaiJyjiwo guineas, and a bait per too. - - .
*v * flWHtiday the board of trade rendninenced grant
ees to export Colonial produce by such'
^blpsus had pre^ously brought to England cargoes
^fafcgratn. • " ! './ >
All the shops of grocers, druggists, &c, uiera
shut up at Bents on-(be 12th ult. preparatory to
tba levyinjlbf the duties euacted by the Imperial
' V.P#crw adthe.dthir ,v. Wu?.*'? . ’
>'• It has already^been stated, that on the arrival of
7 the ex-ktng of -Sweden at Polangan, intimation waa
^Ipimediatcly conveyed to Petersburg of it, and in*
:vat ructions sought. The messenger who was charg
■'.. ,*A With -tb* despatch was detained four deys in the
Sdatpui'capital;; Alexander, probably fluctuating
i between the wish of yielding this unfortunate sove
-reign an asylum, and.the fears of sundering, by so
-duing, the existing hut precarious relations of ami*
,|y with, Fr*n?$.Having coma to a decision, bit
despatched a nobleman, high in hit conftdence, to
greet the Swedish monarch in hif dame, and pay
him atsaary personal auc tion, The pi ogress of
' GwUrSi lhitn Polangen to St, Petersburg was
ptarkatfby the most flattering distiarttbns. Oulu*
arrival ha bad sreer*) interviaws with Alexander;
‘ jknd at oue of them, the Uneaten Autocrat proper sd
J,,/'.ltia». an asylum in any; port of bis dominions.—
Oostavus is stated to have declined Jhit offer with
:W suitable acknowledgments; dytarmg, t^*t ht»*»a
ly wish at present waa to' ohi«4<a aafe^nd spqrdy
conveyance to England. A&taadcr, It j» said, da*
*i|n into vxirtjfKhf tint intimated Ujat-duynniiif,
•Ujrin hi* tettfBWet, Mi'cpddoct ib^o/d'not W
mipedwfltttbcr 6jr;i^tT«fbt'1)Vo^**tii'*<Vo|. A‘.-. ,.
T6r»Mipieibn»»ogeneraHj’rmt>rurnf(jo^^«l^te
Crown Princeof Sweden havinghrm jpojs*»n#3
pear to be well founded: a goldsmith end « (■nmedieto
Lave lately been sentenced hy (he RoyaJ C,ha*>9?*)
to imprisonment for life, for hefih| betli v '
ted in the conspiracy ; and the persim wbh a^yK
nistered-the poison isSnentiuWd as having n-rimei!
6,000 rix dollars li>r perpetrating the crime ; with
which eum he had succeeded in escaping out of the
Swedish Aorin. -
fit It
Extract of t
Utter from Stockholm, dated tie 1S(A
vf October. '
“ Our new Crown Prince, Bernadotte, it expec.
: ted to lend iu Sweden one of these days. Toe pre
paratious lor his reception are eery great; and in
judge fromjhem, one ought to sappose be it hearti
ly welcomKph hut the fact is, that the bulk of the
nation begin now, tho' too late, to perceive that,
they have been imposed upon by the French faction,
of which the reigning King is the head. The pea
sants, in particular, murmur among themselves,
ond condemn the proceedings against the old family
as unjust and abominable, and God only know*
where this will end. A government that m»k;a use
of trn ks is a very feeble ooe. Here wr were fiiet
officially told that this mighty prince of Bonaparte’s
making was to bring with him a sum sufficient to
relieve our pecuniary wants ; and when this report
bad bad its effect (it was this tMft principally brought
over the representatives of the peasantry),* we ere
Hath told that the report was unfounded. Now a
gain, we. hear that we may expect a considerable bo
dy of French troops to be admitted into the coun
try, who are to assist us in conquering Finland;
but what will the blinded Burghers jay, if they find
these allies converted into spies and comptrollers of
customs? In a word, things look very bad.
** As a proof that Bemad-.itte was chosen with
out French influence (as they will have it,) I must
tell you, that in the Secret Committee of Electors,
the majority had decided in favor of the brother of
the late Crown Prince, and that there was only one
vote in favor of Bernadotte: but in the evening a
courier arrived from the Minister at Paris, Bamn
LagerbjeIke, whereupto a nsw election took place
the next day, which terminated as we all know.
This Lsgerhjelke was once in favor with the late
king, who raised him to be his Secretary, but be
soon became so arrogant and impertinent that the
king was obliged to discard bint; for which Lagsrb
jclke afterwards songbt every opportunity of re
venge : and though be is nsw liked by Buonaparte,
he is despised and hated by all his colleagues at
Paris. Another stripling, of the same turn of mind,
has acted a conspicuous part iu the Revolution :
one Hans Jarta, who was a baron, but forfeited his
nobility st the Diet of Norrkoping, and lias ever
since been an iuvetrrate enemy to Gustavos Adol
phus ; and therefore you will not he surprised that
lie is on» of the Secretaries of State in the new or
der of things. This tfotciman, a few wteks ago,
persuaded the king at the Diet to write to the
board ol Peasants, that they should reject as sedi
tious the proposals of their member, Mr. Oxelgren,
who bad read and printed a memorial, in which
some glaring abuses in the economiealjdepannisnt of
the state werr pointed out. I need not tell you that
tilt peasants complied with his Majesty’s request.
The old man is expected to resign bis crown in
January next to B-tnadotte.
“ Oct. 24.—The would be-king, Bernadotte, has
reached Sweden in safety. He landed yesterday
at llelsingburg, at the Swedish papers boast,
in tha face of the British fieri. That is true ; hut
then ha was smuggled over in disguise, in a Swedish
vessel. The people outwardly rejoice at his arrival,
but lime will shew with what sincerity.”
. November 7
we yesterday received(via Auholt, an island in the
Cattigai) Swedish and German papers to a late date.
It is stated that the Russian ambassador at Stork*
holm bad received despatches from bis court, an
nouncing the aut render ol the Turkish fortress of
Kudschuk on the 21st of September, and of that of
Stbumlii on the 23d of the same month. It it,
boafcver, added, that stTong hopes were entertain
ed in the Russian capital, that the negoriattons
which genersi Kamensk^ had entered into with the
Turks would be brought to a successful termination;
and some reports went so far as to stale, that a
treaty, offensive and defensive, between those Iwo
powers was actually oo the tapis. This, certainly,
would be tbe wisest step they could take in the pre
sent slate ot the continent.' Tbe Russian govern
»*>-ni is obviously at length convinced, as well of
the nature of Bonaparte’s designs, as of the impo
licy of its own conduct; and happy shall we be to
ffod that tbe hitherto misled and infatuated Alexaue
der has hot seen Ins error too late. By his unjust
and impolitic war against Sweden, be baa thrown
that power completely into the hands of France, and
while he vainly thought he was humbling an ancient
rival, and making an important addition to his own
doffiiniona, he was in furt adopting the most effic
tual measures for weakening, if not destroying bis
own power.
There is no particular mention made of the pro
ceedings. ol Bernadotte since his arrival in Sweden,
nor is it prahahlecitiat any important event will
take place in that country till the arrival of the
French force, now ou its march, and whir.h is
deubtless destined to effect its entire subjugation to
tbe power of France. For the present it is mer«ly
stated,*that his Swedish majesty is indisposed, and
that Bernadette it in high health and (spirits ! But
this simple statement speaks volumes of import
ance, and not another word is necessary to enable
us to anticipate the mg^italed, nod we fear, inevita
ble fate of the aoce spirited and independent, but
uow wretched and humiliated Swedes. . .
JNt£U,tGENCi^:
, Moos* or Lords, Nov. I.
■ Their Lptdahips met; f roar twenty tn: thirty' in
; noiuber, ship bit)f past three o’cldek. Praysrsfco.
mg.bccnreadas usual, n- \ ■ r,
The l^rd ChanceBoroHi^fflW oeh*rk. rose, and
in a very impressive manner, obseryrd tbet their
lordfbips were wet together, pursuant to the regular
noueration fob the fat of November, whieb stated,
.that hit aftjesty would appoint a CommissidpKia.
the oduabinanner. But it was'with the drepdst to#/
ceraaod wgttk that be fonhd hlimae^nolkr thp em-.
celsity ot informing their lordships, tbat.tprh was,
at present.tbe’ stele of tbs pvreoaot lodisjhMityiov of
-h^flBojsstjr, that bad dot UwnghrYlu* **•'
•'s.iv-o-p ■. . f- . ' I" iVi- L--,.
, „ "5%
fr—r IWrtT tr nnrtf rtgyic liiiff'ii
t IOT*'
*5%«!|«p)ipipnw* *Op(BhM<-'tfc*"iiPrmW|nife
hi*. (Wwttll m^^otww afhjs lirUjesty *•>
*<* bf wjsptfeiiwot that dnmtttirk ofllVuoit
Utcb e veiyvobJpfard s»*t*yii»p,
•) UjK»I*
!? '*• wtjjsiyVfwurhil It* linn*. ; But- he
r«is b»pnv
«> say;,that (het« were strung hopes oftrisuiaie-ijk
recovery from tb*t indisposition. la imfiJne
'/'I thingt jie bad;. considered w6«r was" bis bn*.
‘ *'tb rejpect to tarrying Into - effect
(henotriicatiou •»£ the meeting of parliament. Whe ,
Iher his pulling, without the sign manual, the
greet seel to such e comniietioo would ar would apt
.be considered strictly legal, -wet e question upon
wbteh he should nut eater, end therefore would not
trouble theii lordthipugipon that subjeet. He
should oply sty, that under all the eirrumstaneea.
be did not think it adviteable for him to to do.—
Much e* he lamented the circumstances under
which their lordships then assembled, be must leave
it to their wisdom to adopt such e mode as appear
ed most convenient and proper for an occasion of so
much importance,. -Vvf ''T'*’''
y Ane tan of Liverpool rn*#f and after durellof?
briefly on the lamented situation of the health of his
Majesty, raustd, ns it bad been truly stated by Hh
Noble Lord on the woolsack, by a serious and se
vere domestic calamity, stated, that there was every
reason to hope, from the opinions of the physicians
who attended the Royal person, for a speedy reco
very from the , illness under which his Majesty at”
present suffered. Upon a view of thecircumstances
his lordship tell it to be his duty, add he believed hr
leit it in common with the House, to move that
their lordships do adjourn. At the same time, hr
wished that Uie adjournment should take place for
the shortest possible term ; whu n was one fort
night. He shovld thereto!e move, that the house,
at its rising, should adjourn till Thursday the 15th of
Nov. He should also move, in the second place, that
for that day all the Lords should be summon'd; and
thirdly, that the lord chancellor sbo.dd be directed
to write to every noble lord, informing biru that his
attendance was fexpected on Thursday, the 15th ol
November. , .' ' , ■
Lord holhimi said, that he rose to say but u few
words ; not for the purpose of making ony opposi
tion whatever to tbe present motion, in which be
considered unanimity desirable, but to express bis
acquiescence and agreement with the motion of the
noble lord opposite (hear ! hear!) He lamented as
much as auy noble lord the cause of the present mo
turn ; to which he gave his entire assent, fled this
been a case on which a precedent was to k« found
ded, h* should certaialy have preferred an adjourn
■lent de d e in diem ; I ut the present motion being
founded (ipan a paihamentaiy precedent, be should
offer no fui ther remaiks on that subject. United as
the nolle lord’s motion was with his other intended
motions for the summoning of their lordships a
fortnight hence, and with a letter from the lord
chancellor, stating the expectation of the attend
auce of every noble I old in bit place, on these
grounds, he entirely agreed with the motion.
The Lord Chancellor then put tbe question on the
Earl of Liverpool’s motion for the adjournment,
which was carried am. ditt
The Earl of Liverpool then rose, and moved that
the lords be summoned for Thursday, the 15th No
vember—Agreed to ntm. dit.
The Earl of .Liverpool rose again, and moved
thill the lord chancellor be directed to write a letter
toiler! noble lord, informing him that the bouse
oflords expected his lordship’s attendance on Thurs
day the 15th of November.—Agreed to item. dit.
Tbe Earl of Liverpool then moved, that their
Lordships should adjourn till November the 15th.
Agreed to nem. dit. ■ -
Tbe house adjourned at half past four.
■-! Gazette Marine Memoranda.
ARRIVED.
Brig Relief, Pray, 19 days from Antigua, Riim,
C. Fry & E. Lee,and S. Murks.—L-.lt trb’r Ma
dockavaudo, Folsom, of Salem from
distress—having sprung aleak, abort of provisions
and sails blown away.—Dec. JO, iu lat. 38, long*
72, spoke a British' schooner from Philadelphia
hound to New Providence. ■'1,
Scb'r Amanda, Rhodes, 19 days from Montego
Bay, (Jam.) Rom, Pimento and Molasses, Ruberl
Dickson.
British sloop Escape, Cooper, 20 days fromGra
nada, fro'rt, Robert Dirksoq.
Ship Active, D*veresux,45 days from the Downs,
Ballast, James Thorborn—Sailed from Gravesend
the 13tb Nov. in company with ship Alert, Allen,
of and for New York—Tbe brig Clio, Whitehead,
of and for Philadelphia, was to have tailed from
London the 12th N»v.—The brig Reindeer, Sulger,
of do. for Calcutta in a few days.—Spoke, Dec. 2,
in lat. 32, long. 24, brig Jolien, Watson, from New
York bound to Tsnneritfe, 32 days out.—21st, lat:
26, 22, long. 64, scir’r Fair Trader, from Whiteha
ven bound to Charleston, 50 days out—27th, 1st.
34, lung. 72, sch’r Nymph, feoin Guadeloupe hound
to Boston 12 days out. .... . ,
British ship Henry, Hepburn, 6 days from Ber
muda, Sugar, Henry Hastie. 1
Ship Charles, Baker, from Rappahannock bootad j
to Liverpool, tn distress; leaky, having struck on
the HorseShoe. ... 't. .
| British sch’r Nancy, Rule, 33 days from Dema
rara, Coffee end Sugar, Warren Ashley.
Scb’r Catharine Shepherd, Foray lb, 12 days from;
Porto Rico, Coffee, Harrison Alhnand. The schV
Thomas, Gaddee, was to sail next day for Pbiladel
phia. . ' .',v j
In Horapton Roads bound to. Richmond, tchr
Richmond, Calder, 45 days from Liverpool, SaU
and Crates.—Sailed N«v. 13, iu company with ship*
Highlander, McDonald, of New York for New Or
leans ; Russel, for New York; Pilgrim, for New
port, (a, 1.) The »chr Sidney Crispin, Froa*, was
10 have sailed the’some day for ilns port.-—Left,
ship Protectress, Vfilaou, of Petersburg, time. of
sailing uncertain^ torque Retrieve, Waugbop, Nop-,
foil, do. j ship Elian Auq, Steele, of and for lies
York, in 2 days; and »number of others, namea
not tacollectad.,-—Sprite, Dec. ;13, in lat. 32, 31,
long. 70, sloop Joanna, Maxwvil, from Newpurf,
a. 1. bound to Jamaica, 10 4*y» ont-—2Qtb, |aL.
32, Jong. 73, brig flero, (rop» .Nsf YwKbM' -Ruffes
Oil tans, 8 d»y* out. . • *. • .. f i,4: U
Aftdpaa.fAf.P «jj Jpewsskt? 13. ■
.f~sr .IWtiijjpWi' 'V't&tyjNk
r rti-'..*
isfek
frhfpe. ronust finely e»TretielMw?ii/h*u?
erosidcd with * nunreodib'tRdot {•-f*i»rln»?j
truif) ,so Iil%•dtCrORSiB appearance ff J
or ihUi '
vcarsbevo fitted og£viAmwif»rt!IK|r*«4 im£*Bfev':^:'
ihc taut!,'.t fig’,*rMiwM
sea, this gave rise toWejjgstticthfcllfitifk* P^l
might be intended! to be Sited out tor the like-pi.,,
pose, ifefideo this, the staves Hppes^tMbf PrAck*
ptoperly. The vessel bg* t*^ea s«ifS(J%pt
His Majesty’s Vrfg Ithodjaa, capt. Mnwbrj
is prosecuted in Admiralty. ^
FOR LISBON OR CADlZ-P*
.. '. ■■ 1!L,, gn. 0*;_ V ,
t'AfJfor dw Shift..
__ Elizabeth Wilson,
RirhardJlTtifips, waste#, two thirds <»f he* cargo*'1
he'OR engaged ; she will be loaded .with fcjfessible*
despatch—100O barrels will be taken otr'fnife|t£
immediate application is tna4e ro . . rp 11
- Ham & Shannon.
. .December 31.%.^'S .■%. &•>*.1?(.'■ jw
for Sair, freight, or Charter,
, The fast sailing
_ Sthooner TRFMMF,
burthen 131 tons, in complete order to
ctlrgo. For terms apply to / ' <*
December 31.
■ ; martin' nsK 'k-Em*
, ^ liavejuK tcseivrd, , „ .
100 boxes fresh M uscatel Ralsms,
ported tlds winter, and of a superior quality** -
, any in the market, ' - \ 4 rT..~:
hogsheads N. B. Rum, 4fbti*re)i<h».
100 barrel* Boston So. 1, Beef, JgM
300 boxes Mould Ctuylles, lOOdnrSoap, ^ ' ’•> ’ "? V’-^
6000 wt prime G.cen Coffee inhhdi.andiJllv ,:/ # V
100 casks patent Gut Nmw, 4d and 306. *
small to voice Cut Tacks 3 *<>24 ca. .- <*Tw
40 dozen Spades ofa superior quality,
10 do. Shovels, * ‘ # : cjjjg
10 do. Shovels. *
160 b»xes of three grass Inch Hunter's Pipes,
20 holts Russia Duck, - J&P
56 do. heavy Raven’s do.frf a sttncraaK,,.,.;:.,
10 tierces fresh Rke,2Cbags heavy
20 bags Pimento ; 5# chests fresh UrtSK xv*
100 rheams Wrapping Paper, 100 de. v
On Contignm-ntf * ... .
A case of elegant Sattins, which will be sold on vert
acwnimr,fto,ingterioa../ ,.^ -#<^ -7
Afloat% ^ } c;
36# barrels fmw'siperfine
v- ■. /» S'/ore. .■■■ . • ' , • •
_ 66 kegs choice
December 31. .
* p> NOTICE.,
The Subscribers Tespcct^illy Jnfi
•k.l.. _3 >L.«_l it s ..v, . ./•
!-ei.ufr.'e"rLJ?d r!»epeb!ick, that they
en stand, comer ©t Market.S$s$»-o
— , ,, Wilier v» inx»I.Cl»30
and Wide Water Street, lately occupied hy >
hy;WW
F. Kighly, to which tliey are now in part,. !
tog and opening, a choice assortment of
Groceries and Liquors*
They still continue to occupy the old s^B; cabti
of Maxwell's wharf, and hope by their akwouily^udrl
attention to business, to merit and receive *
lick’s patronage at each establishment.
J. R. tc.}. Rh«m
% .
December 31.
THE SUBSCRIBER
Takes this method of inform; i;
friends and the publick in gdiMd,' ~'W.s
well fixed at Mr. Pierce's wSWf, in
Portsmouth, where he will store
cles on accoranodaitng terms—Ships
*h*n -XSn heaBf jkXn arid *>*, v'.---fTn
every article necessary, theigr bcing n^
in the two towns* *•>■.; ' ’
t ' 7,., ^ ‘ ■ t. ■*
December 31.
■®sU JLsifc
_L
18 hds. 75 barrels choice ^
' sugars, *
S' pnpeheon* RUM- '
*V'1
Landin< from the %ph'*oi»fr Commerce—'
and 90 day* for wim» dvfr 306 dtd<**e.v; j «%|
k> , : , TtfE OolO
Schooner iQOM N/fF'
A» she came from tea, burthen *4'Oftm’ is «
good vessel and .carriee «. large car-^p5; '} hi-'yi
must positively be sold f-r nppre«edendor»*tl
r.. ‘
at 3 and 6 month*.
-•r <; ■'A . -..."
Francis
December ,-SI. * *-- ‘ \ ’
V WILL UK .0i*'N r§{)*^Sr' v •* ^
To the Highest Rkl<i$?, hwt- SjturdaJr 4. *’f'
. the istmJanuary
A Comrhodious Pwelfiriig-li
Ojfci" A
good Garden, belonging tq the D««n»nl V
With a
Canal Company, at the jehtranct.
Swamp
Jeen Crdek. at ittnentlauKt&noa ii lie. :
salat Deep Creek, at prevent^i patte^ia® n£
Henry 1 abb. ■ , . . ■ JMP^£k&
i. . t *> ' /
■ M
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