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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
TOHN vaudeville,
Superintendent Of Police
March Soth, 1904.

Sec. s. Be it enacted, That no person
shall sell, offer, or keep for sale, any fresh
shad or herrings, at any place within the
town, but in such place as shall be assigned
by the Superintendent Of Police, and all
fresh FISH Of the above description hereaf-
ter brought to the town shall have their en-
trails and the siIls Of the shad taken out at
the places allotted for selling the same, er
before they be brought ashore, except such
herrings as shall be cured whole by the IN
habitants for the use of their families, or
shad for immediate use, or be purchased
for the purpose Of removing from the said
town, Any person offending herein shall
forfeit and pay at the rate Of one dollar for
every hundred shad, or for every thousand
herrings SO sold, offered, or kept for sale,
contrary to this act; and the like penalty
for every hundred shad, or thousand her
rings, brought into town without being
cleaned as aforesaid, and every person who
shall throw, or cause to be thrown on any
of the wharves, or into any Of the docks,
streets, lanes, alleys, or other parts of the
town the ofals Of any fish as aforesaid shall
for every such offence forfeit and pay fifty
cents; and moreoyerbe compelled to move
the same.
March 81,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
To the VOTERS ofthe Second Ward.

Having been under a conviction that the
late election would have terminated differ
emily, if all illegal votes had been rejected
BY the commissioners, and believing that
two at least of the members returned were
not bona fds the choice of the majority of
those who were entitled to vote, deemed
TINY duty to contest that election, and the
result has fully justified my conduct. Con-
siderations other than those of a personal
nature have directed my views on this oc-
casion, and as a small testimony in support
of this declaration, | hereby announce my
desire of being discontinued in the nomi-
nation for the ensuing election.
To that portion of my fellow citizens of
the second ward whose votes SO recently
offered me the strongest evidences of their
confidence, | offer my sincere acknow-
Judgments. OERN1o RA10oA1.
April4.
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49,, - n. a5ogc, which eaaas, ss That
- vesse. which has been or shall be re-
20 sur onrsu.nt 20 any law of the United States
s'''s sh;ch hereafter shall be SEIZED or captured,
~ condemned under the authority OF any foreign
s0u or that shall by sale become the property
PSe e,,r,onef or foreigners, shall after the pas
IS this act, be Untitled to, or capable of re-
' ;s;;os new register, notwithstanding such
' s:.oe vessel should afterwards become Amer,
VT 0,ocsrty /: bst that all such ships and vessels
.ssli be taken and considered, to all intents and
.rroo.es, as foreign vessels.
Z Provided tha. nothing contMned IN this
a ha,l extend 20, or be continued 10 affect
!. ,.rion or perfons owniog any lhip or vehel
.,thc tnx of ftiause or capture OF the iame,
!, {ball prevent tnch owner, IN cafe he regains
sa,,oe,ty in fuch ihip or veGei 70 condemned, by
rro,chai. or otherwife. from claiming and receiv-
10 new RICHTER for the fame, as he might or
.aaA have done, if this ACT had rot been PAT
led"
Add further, as fcveral citizens Of the United
sats. have purchafsd foreign veHes under the
,yDseation Of procuripg confular certificates for
Il. fame, the undersigned makes known to
,h,r thar purfuant to the inRruGfons from his
government, no foch veasl can obtain certif.
ri, uaefs owned in whole by citizens of the
United States not uiually r4Gding abroad, or are
Dutchafsd on account of lueh citizens by agents
rproperly authorized, and the certificate will be
limited TO The return of tie veRel to the y.
States, and her deRination to iome one port ipecl-
A:a therein.
WILLIAM LEE.
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WILLIAM LEE.
Bordeaux, Dec. 1908.


C6AkLEo YIN, M3TCn- Ii.
Arrived, Schr. Two Brothers, Smith, II days
from Kingaon.
schr. Thomas Jeferlon, White, 10 daysfio
Ncvitas.
SloOp Economy, Smith, 10 days from Alexan-
dia,
st0op Delight, Booth. IS days from Rhode
ldand.
Sloop Jackall, Sparks, 2 days from Montego
By.
Cleared, lhip Francis, Nichols, Nantes fchr.
Alive, Grape, Havana fehr. Two Brothers,
Sorcnfon, St. Jago de Cuba; Amelia, Cliff,
N York; SlooP Ravenal Valley, New
York.
Capt. Sparks, was bound 90 Camden, II. C..
but in the extreme bad weather which be has
experienced his fails &c. have received 70 much
injury as to induce him to make the hft port.
Sailed from Montego Bav in company with the
khr. American Lady, Philips, ALTO bound to
Camden March 9, they were overhauled by a
French priyatcer and treated politely az the
lam. time fpoke the hip Sally, of Philadelphia,
E. Hunt mater. from Jamaica bound to New
Orleans, who had likewi(e b.en boarded by the
piyste,r and permitted 70 pats.
March 7, ina heavy gale of wind between
Cape Florida and the Bahama banks, parted
company with the American Lady. March IS
was boarded by his MNessy's schooner Superior,
Lieut.. Fromow, and treated politely. Lett at
Annatto Bay, Feb, rs, ship Clyde, Johnson, for
New York i; schr. John Ellis, Wade of Newbcru,
NC. to sail in few days for this port and
shf. Success, Stevens, TO sail in few days fof
NcwYork.
The brig Polly, Lingo from Washington, n. c.
arrived at Kingston two days before capt, Smith
sailed. The schr Martin, Cannon was TO SAL
Or Washington, n. c. in few days after the
Two Brothers-The sChr.-----, Miner,
'lsd Tor NeWbern, N. c. ? days before
Captain Smith {poke off Cape Nichola Mole
bntiih hipof the lipe, from Eagand bound to
jamaica, having on board compliment of fea.
Stn' &c. TOR manning u & me time fncc taken
Ion the French and carried INTO Kingiton.
Napealn! S. failed in company with floop OF war
and tranfport lhip, bound TO the bay of Hon
uass, having on board a numbered troops.
: eaPt- White, from Nevitas, 9ates that TIE
r'snea troops had given up the idea of attack
ps Naaau. Left two Spanih fchooners, with
s'slsh troops, for this port, to fail in "a few
uy'. A ichooncr from Barracoa, with French
cn'nssrs, came out Of Cockipur yeferday, with
sar. White, for this port,
"a IMP So dsysfrom Cork for Savannah, paf-
Iu'ne oar yeaerday morning, MIR. George LOG
s'h merchant of this city, Came up from her in
- quot boat. MIR. l.. was PaGenger on board
- MP Mary, Chandler, from Brifol, for this
~" wrecked near Kinfale, in December laf-
e." rs s'hei and cargo were totally loft; the pat
myers and crew laged. Mr.. John Parker, and
"'Aiddle. vino were alio on board the Mary,
lined TO England.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
H0tzce.

The county court Of Fairfax, having
at Jinaa,y taft ordered and d,rreed IN nc .aIt %
Liuliey g RaAins, COMPLIMENTS, again't VA.
liam /. Hall, defendant. in ChaDcery, that tits
iubfcriber do !ettc, and fate the accopts et.een
h- parties RELATIVE TO Ills fat, ard repor: The
fame, with fuch igecial ita,tfnents, as either
party may require, 10 the fad courb-fh. icve'al
perfons interrfed ard conccsned in tllc iad iuir
arc hereby informed. hat | viii a,'tpd II VI
olet's Tavern, at Fairfax Cours HouEs on FIJI
day the 9Th dry OF April rex, 20 carry 1919
effect the fad oydeE,ar which nMc sni pace,
the ieveraI parties .neraRtd az reqoe6sd - az
tend with The necedary documents TO ensble me
TO execute the order.
Richard Radcliffe, NJ. F.
March go.
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March ~,
Notice.

The time of fettling the accounts
between Catharne Brown, Executor, of Wr.
Brown, deceaied, cotnplainans and Eliz. Brown,
defendant, IN chancey, Isl at the rcque2 OF ore Of
the parties, pofponed until Thuffiay rhe 18th
day OF this lift. when the parties will attend &C
the place heretofore notified, &c.
r. Radcliffe.
April 3. di2thA
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
March 80.
NOTICE.

The fale Of the lands belonging to
Col. Nathaniel P:ndleton, adjoining thc town
OF Alexandria will commence on Tu-.day The
lo.h of APRIL on the premifcs-tte credits viii
bs made known.
Charles simms, ! attorneys
George Deneale, for
Edmund /. Lee, " PcndIsfon.
March go. Z
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04

NOTICE.-In virtue of authority OF
me delegated BY the Mayor and Common
Council Of the Town of Alexandria, as
sign as place for the sale OF fresh shad and
herrings, from and after the 1st day of a.
pril next, the Wharf of Mr.. James Keith,
a little to the south of the present harbour
of this town: and for the information Of
every person concerned in the premises, /
hereby subjoin an extract from the law pas
sed by the authority aforesaid, for the regu-
lation of that and other subjects connected
therewith.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
BOOT & SHOE-MAKERS.

Respectfully inform their cuaomers and the
public generally, that they have now on hand a
general adortmenr Of BOOTS, SHOES & LEA.
Their Of the beft quality, which they offer for
iale on reafonabie terms, and will execute the
orders of thole who may favor them with their
eultom with punauality and dilpascil.
April q.
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March za.
Cut Maj Wanuf0ttory.
SAMUEL 81. DAVIS.

At the Cut Nail mandatory near
the lower end of King freet, formerly carried
on by Smith and Davis, Fill continues to
Manufacture Cut and Wrough, Nails, Flooring
Brads, Spriqs and SaddIers Tacks of cvsry
Gzc, ard of a hyperion quality, which he offers
TO fell as low as can polhbly be afforded in this
Town. He has lscwife on hand Bar Iron and
Nail Rods, which he Will fell very )ow.
N. b All orders from Town ard Country
Merchants will be duly attended 20.
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April g..
Notice.

IVUUICCs
The fale Of the lands Of Robert Alex
anlea advertiled by the fubfcrioers 20 take nia,e
on Saturday the 7th day OF April next, for rosdy
cath, vii! on thar day commence on he premdes
near the Mantion Houie at II O'Clock ii the fore
noon, and lnndy parts thereof will De sfcrcd for
fac on three, fix and nine months credit, for
negotiable notes, drawn and endofiel to the "a
tissaaon Of a minority Of the CommiAioncrs.
Thomas Swan,
George Deneale, : Com'rs.
Edmund J. Lee,
March ze. d
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-04-04
(Lond0n bqbey.)
ORIGINAL ANECDOTE.

A celebrated Lawyer in this state, rid
ing through a country town, stopped at a
cottage to inquire his way:-the old Wo-
man Of the house told him he must keep On
straight for some way, and then tu,nto the
right; but said that she herself was going
to pass the road that he must take, and that
if he would wait few moments till she
could get her horse ready, she would shew
him the way. Well (said he) bad com
pany is better than none--make haste. -
After jogging on 5 or 6 miles, the gentle
man asked if they had not yet come to the
road that he must take:-Ot yes (said she)
zoe tassed 1t tzv0 or three miles back; 6at Z
thought bad company better than none, 50
kept you along zvith me!
CSaIem Ga2ette.)
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M'CZenn Sc Ilznterberu

~ W CScIslt = ) " 17IOcT0e7
ss commenced builnefs in the Ware Houfe
70 Union Street, lately occupied by Mears.
3'nnsy & Patton, where they intend keeping a
'anitant fupply Of
GROCERIES.
-. a's nave now on hand few pipes and quar-.
C eaks of London particular Madeira Wine,
SAL NV pipes of old Cogniac Brandy, Philadelphia
va, Leather, Bar Iron, &c.
goods will be taken in on Storage.
Aptil,. ]
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16
NETWORK, March,.

=. The ship Manchester captain Hall, has
arrived within the Hook in 50 days from
Liverpool.
We understand from the Hound pilot
boat, that boarded the Manchester, that
captain Hall bring. papers to the 9th
January, WHICH is 80 days later than
heretofore received. No invasion had
takenplace at that time-Bonaparte was
At Paris-and markets remained without
any material alteration. -.
A French squadron consisting of one
ship of the line, three or four frigates,
with several transports, and about two
thousand troops, which were cruising in
the East Indian seas, have fallen into
the hands Of the English.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16
Massacres, at Aux-C ayes--From the
Ne.o-7ork Gasrtte efthe 5th inst.

Massacres, at Aur-CdyeS--From the
Me.o-7ork Gasrtte efthe 5th inst.
Capt. Fairehild, who arrived here yes
terday from Aux-Cayes, gives Us ! most
distressing account Of the situation ofthat
place. He informs that the most horrid
imassacrss were going on at Aux-Cayes
fewnights before he sailed, most Of
the whites ofthat place were put to death.
Mr.. M'Intosh, q citizen of the United
States, Mr.. Cunningham and Mr.. Car
ter, merchants Of that place, who do bu-
siness for Americans at Aux-Cayes, and
two or three others, fortunately escaped,
they having thrown themselves under
the protection Of the commander in chief
Caucheis. Captain Fairchild brought
out se-French passengers, whom
he picked up ut sea between three
and four leagues from land, and who
made their escape from Aux-Cayes imam
open boat during the massacre At that
place. A stagnation Of business took
place Immediately after the commence
ment Of the massacre. .f...:sj :
- Capt. Fairchild further informs, that
the magazine At Port-Republioan was
said to have been blown up, and that 4
great number ofpeople were destroyed in
the explosion--and it was said that the
blacks suspected the whites to have been
the instigators Of it. Shortly after this
event, all the whites, except six, and all
bntthree Or four At the Cape, were mas
sacred. - T.. Vi z II -
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FOR SALE.

A PLANTATION, containing So
n acres, situate on the Pack-Horse
Road Back creek, where James MEOW.
en- formerly lived, about i2 miles from
Martinsburg, miles from Garrards-
Town, and adjoining Jamesburg-Abo
$50 acres cleared, in good farming con.
dition and well fenced, the remainder
Is well timbered there are so acres Of
good Meadow and so more may easily
be made, there being 500 acres Of Bot
tom-Land lying On the Greek There
are on the premises, three convenient
Dwelling Houses, avery good Barn and
Stables, an excellent Spring House with
the water running through Il !; one Of the
said Houses, from It's public situation,
would suit well for Tavern or Stose--.
There are three good bearing Orchards
'oof Apple, Peach and Cherry trees. For
fertility of soil, advantageous situation,
and other eonveniences, this land is
highly valuable. This place viii be divi-
ded into two or three parts, rs may best
suit the purchaser. The premises win
be shewn and the terms made known by
applying to the subscriber living thereon.
CHRISTOPHER STRECKRL.
March Is. 1904. 49, ~ Y
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LATEST FROM. EEIRoPE.
LONDON, January S.

~ y
The signahAying At Dale on Tuesday
evening, was in consequence thirty Of
the enemy's gun-boats having came out
Of Calais. Our cruisers Immediately
sailed and heavy firing was heard yes
terday morning tin ten P. N. it then ceas-
ed. Soon afterwards a more distant fir
ing was heard. No particulars have yet
been received, but we suppose the firing
proceeded from an attack made by our
cruisers upon their gun-boats in their
passage from Calais to Bologne. It is
certain that very confident expectations
are entertained along, our whole line
coast, of an Immediate attempt being
made by the enemy. Yet, the frosty
weather that has Just set in, must, we
should think, impede all the operations
in the Dutch rivers. -
s Our troops on the coast of Sussex and
Kent are particularly on the alert. We
mentioned yesterday that sudden orders
had been received at Hailsham Huts, and
1t Lewcs, in consequence of which the
troops had marchedto the coast. In the
middle Of the night on Tuesday, orders
arrived Al Brighton for the Ath dragons
TO be ready to march at nine O'Clock in
the morning: the troops accordingly
marched to the eastward, but whether to
Silver Hill or Pevensy we have not yet
heard. It was rumoured at Brighton,
that the cause Of the sudden march was
not at all connected with any movements
made by the enemy. ~
January 9.
We have just seen letter from an En-
gIish gentleman who has lately made his
escape from Fontainbleau1 end remained
boldly at Paris fortnight, by means ofa
national eockade and aperfect knowledge
Of the language, from whence he is now
returning via Germany. He SAYS, from
the information was able 20 collect at
Paris, that city is in great ferment, on
account Of Bonaparte's measures to gra-
tify his ambiiion-The conscripts are
refractory-The old veterans speak a.
gainst the expedition; and say, that they
would not embark to be butchered. The
consul is not liked he has thousands of
enemies, and think the opposition will
shortly shew itself murmurs and COM
plants multiply, and arrestations are ve-
~ frequent. tits the opinion of the wis
er part of the people still, that the expe-
= dition viii not take place. Nothing is
ready, and all that large army on the
coast is only placed there to intimidate
r the English, if may use the expression.
They, are still building gun-boa.s at
New Brisaek onthe Rhine but very slow
ly."
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16

Some very extraordinary antiquities
have lately been discovered on the banks
Of the little Miami river, state Of Ohio.
They consist Of structures bearing every
evidence Of an acquaintance with the
arts Of civilization and of science,
and from their great extent leave little
room for enquiry as to the ancient state
Of this continent which sets aside all for
mer hypotheses. - = .--
These works considered as military
Notifications, are not confined to one
position, nor to that rude uniformity
distinguishing the works Of unre6ned
nations. =, -,
The principal course Of Notifications
which are situate a few miles from the
Ohio. are composed of q number Of
squares and oblong communications, a-
dapted to the position Of the ground,
several rising banks and hills are chosen
as points Of defence and circular a.
well as rectangular structures Prese mt
themselves; which are connected by
long chains of works Of various lsngehs
from half mile to mile. .
tits remarkable that the communica-
ton is preserved and sally ports open
covered by interior breast works adjoin-
ing the neighbouring springs the sides
of the hills form natural talus or glacis
to the general range of the works, and a
covert way is cut from each Of the sally
ports to the springs. In one point where
there is aspiring somewhat distant from
the main fortress, . small fortress APP
pears--the size of the greater may be
conceived by that of the less, which
forms ! parallelogram Of 662 BY ISL feet.
The sides Of some Of the squares are
from 1000 to 1000 feet. And one Of
the communications extends to the dis
lance Of 1854 feet. - ..
One Or the most extraordinary of the
discoveries Of these antiquities, is what
we call . turnpike road, formed Of stone |;
which issues from one of the sally ports
of,the greater Notifications more than 20
feet wide and had been traced TO- the ex-
tent Of miles from the works in good
order. .....s -.
Twenty miles above the greater forti-
fcation on the same river is another Sc
ries ofworks, upon similar principles.
There ase no ditchss to any, but great
ingenuity Is perceptible in the choice Of
positions and the application Of art to the
line ofapparent defence. f..
"A Mr.. Ludlow found in one of the
works an. iron ball of 20 pounds weight,
which has thrown great difficulty in the
way ofenquiry! May il not have been
adyenti,iously placed there I. Or does
i. belong to the aneien. works
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16

TotAe Freehalatrs Of Berkeley County.
NOTICE Is hereby given, tina, an
IN Election win be held At the Court
House in Martinsburg, on the first
Manddy afier the third Tuesday IN Apsii
next, for the purpose of choosing two Ct
persons to representthe County of Berke-
ley in the State Legislature of Virginia.
! 80 WIZ. PORTERFIED, Sheriff.
80 March, i6, 1904. es->s.s ~
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-03-16

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed
p to me BY James Likens,to secure .
debt due to Thomas Likens, viii be sold
1t public auction to the highest bidder,
for Cash. two unimproved LOTS in
Shepherds Town, on Friday the 2Sd
John MoTTER, Trustee
=. -5, far Thomas Lkens.
March 16, 1904. :. :
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- THE Members Of the LrrEsAaY
SociErY in the town Of Martins burg, ARE
requested to attend at the usual place Of
meeting in said town, on the evening Of
Saturday the 24thinst. which Is expected
to be the las. meeting for this season
BY order Of the Society. =. +, ~ -
March Is, 1904. = e z' :
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3. Are yot, q spoathsg, ssDaggeriaY
dtmorra, ESQ, we shall hardly Be able
70 convince each ether on these points, and
had bitter Leave the dispute SUhereHis.
81. @s r.. r. I fFrderai Ark.
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: Three Volumes of the
DOMESTIC ENCYCLOPEDIA.
are received and ready for delivery 20
Subscribe rs At die Intelligeneer Ohee.
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CONGRESS- efihe q. STATES.
iRousE OF REPRKsENrATtvEs.

9OUbk Ot hkfhhekNL = AASESs
- 49,, s@s4 ~: March 2. - - T..
The bill providing forthe civil sxpence
ofthe government Of Louisiana, aPpro-
pfiating 10000 dollars, having passed
through the committee ofthe whole, was
ordered TO third reading to morrow.
= - Mdrck 6. 49,. w..
z-=@ IMPEACHMENT. : =. =.
! Mr.. Nicholson, from the Managers
appointed to support the articles Of linz
peaehmen. against John Pickering made
the following report: = :; :. 4 zI !,
That on. Friday, the second Of
March, the Managers, agreeably to the
directions Of the House appeared at the
bar Of the Senate. 70 support the said are
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AARTZMsBURG, March Is.

- ssssssPs'ssss [---4---
Married on Tuesday last, Dr.. THO
MAS PATTERSON, sftdis TOWN, to
Miss JANE CLARKE, Daughter Of
M. George CLARKE, Q Grreneasfle, PENN
sylva'lia. ~'
On fhe same day, Mr.. TAAKES HIM
NAB, to Mrs! ANN PARKE, beth Of
hsis Comfy. . ~-@...= --'-.+- : -
-. -.
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mo. 1897.
WANTED,

At the Navy Yard, Warrington.
a qnantiry Of the following articles,
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Notice as hereby gum,

To the Stockholders of the Bank OF
Alexandra, that a dividend of oof ard hall
per cent. On the capital Stock Of faid Bark fer
the half year ending ,tis day is declared. ard
will be ready to be paid to them, or heir re.
,preientatiyes, on Tbarlday next, the 9Th infant
By order of the Proficient and Directors,
Gurden Chaplin, CaMlef.
Jnly e. d4v
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For Sale,

A two ffory frame HOUSE and LOT, OF tbs
north fde of Prince itreet, between PVT md
Royal areets, at prefcnt occupied by Themas
Williams, for terms apply to
Samuel Craig.
Jane 9. saw