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DIR. r AWSON's
Itch Ointment.

TINS Ointment has remarkable afcendaney O.
yer every other competition heretofore dileo.
vered, tor cleaning and beautiiying the i;in.
PimPieS aud all kinds OF Eruprions on the Face
and eiieWhere, aud Cutaneous diitempers of alnoft
every KIND are radically cured by this Ointment.
l' cures the Itch IN lhors time with laley and
eaie.
This Ointment is very agreeable in fmeIl, it
leaves the kin fHooth and beautiful, and may AZ
al tines and on al! oeeafons be ured sgreeably to
d5sct'on2 without in the leat endauger.ng tine
Pa'-nt health.-Price "a Cents box.
1yce's OiftO, price 90 cents.
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SH,4P.fRD s. LUC&E, RICHMOND,
The following Valuable
Family Medicines,

Which 1ley ase also Forwarding to the following
persons. viz.
F"SiHd Thomas IL Walton, Gainesville (;
Thomas Wyatt, I.ynchburg John Gillian & Co.
Cumberland; Thomas Miller, Bedford Moses
Norris, Columbia; San,ue, Shelton & Co. War
rem; Haeharah Hall, Powiiatan John Pey,on,
Milton; Isaac CarWhers s Co Lexington Benz.
q Christoner Morris, Staunson Richard Ran
Kin, Augusta (Jennings' Cap Peter Crawford.
Louisa; Henry I'll. Dickinson. Caroline Robert
Narburon, Williamsburg; barclay 3, Barclay
Aylet's Warehouse Cap; Nevis Booker, Essex.
N'rt6 Carolina --II4jor james Vaughan. VIII
hamsborongh; Norwood * Blackwell, Granville ;
Thomas Webb, ditto.
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SEC. Y. Ind Sc It Further cnactea. That
Tor The services prescribed by this ac(,
the following fees shall be allowed and
pad 10y the party respectively, that is to
sag:
To every supervisor for examining the
transcripts oil la"G sold, twenty-five cents
tor receiving payment of the tax, charges
and costs Tor which any tract Of lanai or
lotmay have been sold in whole, or in part,
hi'y cents; and for fling a certificate
or receipt of the collector deposited by
The purchaser, or original proprietor, six
cents;
To the marshal of the court, one dollar
Tor preparing AMI executing deed.
NATtIL. MACON,
Speaker 2f'fhe House o. Representatives.
A. BURR,
ce-Preaident u thc United States, ana
Preside1T Of the Senate.
March s, 1905.
APPROVED,
TIL: JEFFERSON.
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GenMiae Aromatic PASTE.

For che Teeth a7d serrvy in the Gums Prepared
on'y ny J. THOMPSON, New lndon. Con.
Nc 9.cut.
'hs only Medicine in the void that will with
"a -fv. cafe and certainly cure the scurvy IN
tar 'ee't aud Gun. This Pare eleanf,s .he
lesth and nufii'5 the Oums OF any foulreC., or
ACID cor olive humours;i II braces and atengt6en,
the nnre' ct the Gums 70 tina they adhere eloCe
to the Teeth It likswiie make ,be Teeth appear
"7'te and oe'"tiio, and takes OF al difapreeable
from 'hc breath, which generally srife from
Scurbutic Gum aud bad Teeth. The pnhii-ar.
cop.ioned 70 b. oi their guard againA yurcb.Go,,
aipuri"us kind y PATE, made by one s. n. p Iss
o. New -L"r Ion his fpmious kind is Of a dir
brown color IN rough tin boxes. The oenp;ne
lnJ So % ''7''y I'd colour. N neat pevyter bor.
e. and each e.r-9ion payer Ggncdby (. Tborn
ION cue on'y 'foprIetoJ IN he own hand wiring,
Where sfo may he had,
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DR.. RAMSOM's

anti Bilious ard Stomacbic Bihers,
Prepared 10y Thomas r. Rawlon. New Lon.
don, Member OF the Connecticut Medical Society,
for which diioovery lIe obtained a Patent. iigned
nv tn PRECEDENT OF the United States, July 24th,
1902, sgrecsbly TO at Aet Of congrsfs.
ME celebrity and demand for thefe Bit,ers,
and unGoiicrad letters and certificates OF their
ingular virtues and effects as well from eminent
Fhyiicisus as Others OF the fire. refpeaabiiity,
daily received By the Patentee, from all parts OF
the UNION, proves them experimentaily the grca.
ter dh-overy ever yet made IN the healing art.
The following are iome of the moa prominent,
complaints in which theie B;tters are eficacious,
and 70 universally admired, VIZ.
Indigetion, Dyientsries,
Debility. Gravel,
Head aches Dropiies,
-Lownefs OF fpirits, Worms,
Bilious complain;s Agues,
Jaundic1 Rheumatifns.
Female complaints
And all tina. train Of complicated complaints TO
common in the fail and lpriug feafons.
THEY remove by their llimua,ng effects the
two extremes of eoAive relaxed habits OF ho.
oy, procure itrong appetite and dgehion, dit.
Polng 30 briiknefs and livslineis thofc per(ons
who before tsEing them were melancholy, low
ip'ri'ed, and treslbling and remove thoie dull,
unPeaiant ieniaions, 10 difagreeable to be burne.
Price so cents.
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DR. RAWSONs
P0tent Anti- Bilious Pills, or Family
PhvGc.

N-S''E ~AFfEF-I ItSFU-.S 4 1919 VI amy
PhyFc.
HEsE Pills produce the mon feniible ard FUR
priiing effects on the Bilious paGaees, and
dieharge with facility AVID cafe all kinds OF bilious
Congehions, and experience proves them hyperion
70 any OTHER ghyfc for
BIiiOus * Yellow Fe CoftiveneCs
vera, Female com nIa;rts.
Choc's, And for dearovino
Dzzineig Worm, IN the boyveis
Pains in The Stomach & o. children.
Bowels,
In q eat Colds and iudicn attacks of diiordcrs
an sariy uie of thele Pills often produce the hap
Pef efccts.
Families living remote from kilful Physicians
ought always to be provided with my Pills and
SitterJ as their feaionable application by diG
Charging competitions and giving tone to the irft
Pahage3 oisentiues prevent the moa ferrous and
formidable maladiesJ aud when taken aereeably
to directions have produced wonders in the cure
OF fevers and Agues 70 prevalent in new COUNTRIES
and low sad n'arihy villageS-Prce as and 81
cents box.
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NIREINI
MS Corr cg'Hinued and h-la .for Haiifax

III Corr cyHtinued and hsld foy FIqijtax
c7aaHg, tAe 2sht daV f8ngusf, 1908.
Isaac Medley AID ,[slc, his wife, late Nam
cy Cook, K beot Cigt.r aud UNITY his
wife. late Urity Cook. Jonu Cook, Id =
n'md Cocl,, jarraH W Cook, Elizabeth { =
f. Cook, Richard Cliborne in right Of q
his la'e wife Sally Cook, Pa,sev Cook =
"a. ReDc- IN Cook 10y EiAlfth Cook !. 4
the, guardian ami Richard Cook I,v Isaac | <
Medley n'' c,ar-iso heirs and '.rsl dis >
'"'o'ees or John Cook, dec. plaintiffs y
AGAINST =
dec. d.r,n4,nt
TUE subpgna in The ce1se hav NJ oeen 1aly
executed, and thr defendant falling 10 answer
the p'ainuAs bin within the me by law prsrcri5.
ed after tn .i.r. &c same Therefore. ON he
motion OF the p'T'puas b. their counsel. the -aid
bill '- ';"n for cD-fc I'd ana 81 IS ier-e~I and
% cred, that -ae pl,itr ,ecovcr INST. ne
siiI defen'nt thc sun OF one burt 1--i,fs
Current moncy. Inc value Of the land ia t.- n,il
mentioned unless the said def,nJln. ghaH stew
crnse to rhe contrary at berye the ness quarter
" 5s'pn court TO be held for ~. s,. .o.o.. m
N'yenNe. next. he being first duiy s,iyea wiki
opy ofthis decree.
A Copy,
Teste.
BERRYMhN GREEN, D.c.H.o.
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DR. RAWSON's
Worm PazO6err

q Medicine which FOR efficacy and fsfe,y in i,s
= ! operation Gands uurivslIed The moG au.
tnentic proofs and Respectable auts critics OF ito az
toni'hine virtues and iurprifng effects ia extreme
7.' alarming cafes OF Worms, may be reen at tie
paecs OF fale,--Priee so cents package.
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WILLIAM y. WR E W

WILLIAM y. VR E.N
COACH AND HARNESS MAKER.
REGs leave to inform his friends in particular
- and the public in general. that he has rernov.
ed his shop % the place Formerly occupied by
G'e90es. Hol'oa y CysrUes coach-nrakers, and
opposite the Goven-r'g where he viii continue
to carry on his business IN ~ Il, various branches.
w -. WREN returns as thanks 20 his friends
generally for the encouragement he has hitherto
met with aud hopes chat by MS assiduitv and
steal attention 20 busins So 10 merit their Further
patronage. He can also assure iisr1 tiat he has
on n'nd large quantity " ae' ga med tim
Der, which with rhe assistance Of some Of the
hest ionrneyr'en ia this ssa'e) vail enable him 70
furnish carriages oE The bsat quality, and On the
shortcstno,ic-. vilh p,mC.ua,,Jy
". W d. " IS ~ 9tiiv eXpe aarion OF
larrs quaou,, of COhCU lace, which, with
what ne har o." Hend will make general assort-
meot, sui'asie for ccrnoy coach-,nakers rs he
receives IL civ from tire frauufattor., ne will
nave is IN i'spo" erro ss ri very moderate prices.
Ma.cn 10, 1901. w3r,
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VIRGINIA ,

ar a Curt coU1iHUed md LsiL (ot- f1aGfar
county, fhe first der n/Cscr,q5c~, 9O5.
Isaac Medley and Name his $50, go N.u.o
c. Cook, p BERT Caster md tTuiy MS
wife, Iats Unity Cook JOHN Crook, Eu- !.
u'und Coo !aratt ~ = .;, EizaSe.h
+ Cook. Ri,uard Ci1''.s.uriu t.htofhi, =
la'e wife Sa'iy Cox, pltcy C1ot 4ri :
Rebe.seh Col. LGlaheh Cook ,hci. :. :
gul.i'an. and R..nsd Cork nv Isaac =
Medley his g"lnA Is, heirs and l. a do y
trbu.ees Of JOIN Cook dec plaintiffs. ! -
AGAINST
Henry Cook, admnis,ratgr cf John Cook. -
dec. dce-ndap.
L Dpearing to the satisfaction Of tire court,
that thc jcfcud1nt Is not an iuhabtant of .ris
state On the motion of lie plaintiffs by Their
counsel, Il IS O1!e,ei, that the decree entered m
tlis cause on thc swcrtv-fourth day Of Aug 1T
last be made final, uple stbedefsudant io ayaear
and shrv cause ~ the contrary az or before Nav
CONT next; and thar copy of the said de-r.e
and this order be forthwith inserted n some one
of the newspapers published IN the civ of Rich.
mord. for eight weeks successfully.
A Copy,
Teste.
BERRYMAN C2GFs, p.cHc.
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Venlue G Commission
l ne marks, nurnhers-

&c. OF hogshead of Tobacco lodged and s,ored
WIN Thomas Holton, in the city Of Richmond
Hor: No. 1A3 l68 l447 Marked on Zach
head with backing 6. K. '"'"
:. ne above hogshead .! Tobacco has been living
III the subscribers warehouse upwards of tvo
years The owner is requested 70 amt, 81. TWO
Richmond, Feb 90, 1904. ,E.
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Valuable Medicines,

EUSr received, and for fale a, the Book store
y Of S. PLsAsANrs, jr--who is appointed the
ONLY agen, for Richmond Sold wholefac aud
re'.il by RICHARD LEE, No. Sc, aaiden Lane,
New York.
The following remedies have Tor fix years paG
BEEN celebrated for the cure of msa Gilesies 20
which the human body is liable, aud are in hirh
etteem, and general ufc throughout the u ~, d
Sta'es. many of them being fold cheaper tsan the
drugs OF which they are compounded could De
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Advertisement.

TAKEN up and committed 20 the iai of
n W7shngton county, 4 runaway negro man,
about feet 3 or inches nigh supposed TO be be-
tween 30 and 40 years OF age, says his name is
JERSY' thin viaage-had ON when br5't to jail
drab colored coat, blue overalls AMI with him
number Of clothes, among which is a broad
rb'd dimiy jacket. Re says shat he belongs to
John Walker a Cherokee Indian and was sold 10
the SAID Walker by a Mr. Tel Of Tennessee. lie
was committed 10 the ja.l Of this county the 1Irh
day OF December last. The owner is requested
to come and prove his properly, pay char, es and
take him away.
JAMES LOEGLEY, Tailor.
Washington county Virginia, }
JAW 9.b. 1904 w3m
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Court, 1904.

''''t/3 CUIUUTY
Court, 1904.
merry Garter and Fanny bis zpifs late F1pyy->
GARRISON. Joseb5 Da4d and I,ncv bis 7g;Es
lac LUCY Claksog. Thomas .s1oues and ca
t y, bis rife Aafe CdtIariie Garrison %
,Io'q |larkso" and TaDtes Claytson, CHARTS -
"tasf. Francis Holgcs and Elizabeth bis
wye Idte EhisGbefJ CAack, .Giebben Foster ~
an Nancy Faster by Thomas G.yelne, tbr;y :,
guar nan and next fjeid. Saily Sfobnsoo. :,
Dsya~H Iobrson, S2iir T9bns,n, Charles -,
@4eHoeh' Susanna Hcd!ock by .1osso5 San -
IRE ber guardian and rsxt fferL. HiX;ay =
Ln,aon and hnue his wife late Time 5HeiLct .
THttHm HALEY, Cjayies H4ii-y, Hgo,,bo -
HH'..y' HeHr2 Hd1ey. George Haikey Nh -,
~ -Hetock dynha }TeA5ct, anu George Q
N-e"f1cf' heirs u George IGfedloct. deceased =.
~. 20 40 INST plaintiffs. -
|oo7 DlcefH5oT, Fyedeyick Harris and MI
liam Turner, LcEaL.u', -
Tue defendant Dickinson, nos havins, .,7oroJ
ms appearance and given security acco,dinc
70 tne aet of assembly and the rules Of this court
and It app 1ring 20 tie satisfaction of the 81
thft sad Dickinson is moi an inhabitant Of la
state Ifis oyaeyed and deoeedby the corr, ,h.,
the SAID Dickinson do appear here on tine second
daV OF May oour, next 20 answer The c1rrul,,,-
blu and thar a copy of this order be f,rrb.
with inserted in some Of the Eic,,nond ne,y,,,,.
pers tor eight weeks excessively. and yubl,sErd
al the front dsor of this courthouse on some sourt
day OUT
A copy,
Tcste,
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TUST RECEIYED,
From Dr. CHvRcHs Disbe,sarg Ne,g-lork and for
sale at tJss Printing CGEce, q )resb Sasoly
IF fbe following
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tive ctMhateyer shall Be Of any force
without his assent. -.
The governor and Judges, or majo-:
rity Of them, Is soon as may be, alter
the said territory shall have been divided
into counties, and within from the
passing Of this act, shall make the ne-.
cessary regulations, and give time and
place to the inhabitants Of each county of
the said territory, qualified 70 vote AZ
herein before prescribed, toelect repre-
sentatives 70 represent them in the gene
raj assembly. The representatives thus
elected shall serve for the term of one
year, and in case Of the death of q, Re-
preventative or removal from off se, the
governor shall issue writto The county
for which he was member, to-eleet.
another in his stead 70 serve for the resi-
due Of the term. IS sssa - = - =
The legislature Of the said territory
shall haoe no p01ver over che primary dis
posai 81 the sol, nor to taxthe lands efthe
U. States, ,Saior to interfere with the
claims 10 land toithin the said TERRITORY.
- WheR the committee rose and ebtained
Leave to 81, again I; and the house ordered
ths section posed a. subssi.ase TO be
printed. ~ 4 r ~ >1s>,.... 800 4. ~
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ifmade 4 ~, have been made Il conf
dcnce and that The exposing them now
20 the public j. en- act of baseness, be thus
corcludes-S {.
s Any man, Who after this shall con-
eide IN the wretch Who has published or
authorised The Publication Of this anec.
dote, win deserve 10 81 stabbed % ne
heart BY The Poi nayd, an assassia II the
at,ss,.sb ~
The outrag eous conflict in New York,
occasioned By the laudahle revolt Of the
second personage ii rank Of the antifede-
raj party, from The proceedings Of the
executive, the honest desertion Of lead
ing persons ii Pennsylvania, MARYLAND,
and IN Congress, and the opposition
which they have 10 the doctrines and
conduct 81 the partizans Of the cabinet,
evince tha, there Is sshism id the party
atlarge, and thar the spirit Of diseontent
and Division has got among them. For
our paris, wei speak not Of il with any.
sort Of malignAnt triumph or party de-
hight. The eoontry Is likely % receive
more disgrace tfsp advantage from IT,.
The storm 81 denocrstie madness must
entirely pass over, before any thing sub
stantially good or rational can Be expect
cd 10 be done. So long IS al those who
have power demonstrably show that they
think neither of the country or the coun-
try's permanent good, nor of any thing
but themselves and Offices, and their own
private interest, itlittle avails how much
they quarrel among themselves.As
Mr.. Wlndharn, in his celebrated speech
said Of the French revolutionary quar-.
/ rels, !. The ship has been in mutiny---
= there has been lighting Id the waist and
!" on the forecastle, but the vessel has
held her course. = So itisin this case,
] il disgraces one party without restoring
: the other. We therefore piew il only as
Swift viewed the contest between the
.DiIeffaal and Anifsnrs about Handel
and Farrinelli the Italian musician, and
] can only say in the worlds ofthe Dean, /
S'rasge ma, sucb Ference shousdbe i
ISvixt Tt9edledIm and Ttvedledee. -.
!. e 49, re-
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NslRFoLK, February %. IL
DEPLJR4BLE md DISTRESSING

On Wcdnesday night abonght rs o.
clock, the inhabitants were reused from
their beds with the repeated cry of
FIRE ahichamzs perceived issuing
from the ware honse &c Mr.. Dunlap.
on Maxwelis wharf and which RACED
and spread with such fury, that the only
exertlon which could be made BY the &C.
tigiiy ofthe citizens to arrest its progress
was the blowing up Of several houses, or
i probable nor house in the Borough
would have escaped destruction. Il has
laid waste the most Commercial part Of
the town. having totally destroyed eve
~ building on Campbelps wharf, Max.
wells, Marsden,s, Rothery's, Com.
meree Street, Warren's, and Wood
sides wharyes, and progressed up the
Market Square 10 the Main Street, and
continued is ravages along the Main
Street 10 Mi. Whitehead's new build
ings, reducing every house in Wide and
Little Water Streets. Were il not for
the exertions Of afew who manf1fiy re-
sisted the flames, and prevented Mr..
Taylor's warehouse adjoining Wood.
sides wharf FRONT taxing FIRE, tbs whole Of
4he valuable buildings on Town Point+
must have been laid waste. 4 S -
Z Some lives were lost, and MANY per.
sons badly wounded BY the blowing up
cfthe houses. The market house was
pArty cut down, uhichprevented . com.
manication Of theAames 10 the north side
softhe Main street, which luckily escap-
ed. Upwards of26o houses are totally
,destroyed. and the estimase Of general.
loss, i, on moderate calculation, SIP
Posedsto exceed oss MILLION Of, dol.
lars. Numbers Of lighters owing 10
their being overloaded, md the tide be-
ing remarkably low, Md,e burnt IN the
docks. Several vessels ii the wharye.
took FIRE. and some Ia this state drifted
to Portsmouth, when Il communicated
md destroyed some others--indeed, 1t
one period, It appeared = II Portsmou,h
was ON Ere. s.
The raging of,hs flames, The columns
Of smoke. the blowing up IL houses. the
rainy night, the propersy exposed for
SAFETY ID The streets, the cries az those
who were sesssd BY their little property
sheltered only BY the canopy Of Heaven
The ships one6re drifting In the harbor.
togefhtrwith The probability or the whole
town bsiug destroyed. exhihited altoee-
ther n the senses and u the eve an aw-
fnl and dreadful picture. Thousands
mist hare been deprived Of ! resting
place = 4 vas The most populous paft
81 the Borough.
What Odds p the 6bove melancholy
nsssasise, :, sh.s ! s'os Al ssry severe
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coNCRESS ofrne q. S7aTEs.
i HOUSE or aEPRksEsrATIvEs. !
February -.

Mr.. Findly, from the committee Of
elections, 10 whom was referred i me.
mortal Of Andrew Moore, respecting
the election Of Thomas Lewis. sitting
member, made Z report, which, after,
stating the bad votes given for each Of
the candidates, concludes with the opin-
ion thar Thomas Lewisis NOT, and that
Andrew Moore i eriitledto 4 sea. inthe
house. Mill
Report made The order for Wednes,
day.
February %. I.
The House went again into 1 commit.
zee Of the whole on the bill for the 70.
ysrnment Of Louisiana.
Messrs. Jackson. Sloan, Smile. FL.
hot, Boyle, DIN and Elmer supported :
and Messrs. Holland, S. L. michel
and Lucas opposed he notion 10 strike
out the fourth section. made with ! view
Of extending 20 The people Of Louisiana
the elective franchises when the questi-
on vas put, and the motion % ssrike out
carried. Ayes % Noes s.
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MARTIMsBURG, March 9.

Diedvery Suddenly on Sunday last, in
this to.pn, Mr. William Bel, se,,r.
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irost eanae on before many N uniortu.
nate Mmily could lind shelter Tor their
uearied limbs. are happy to learn,
that the Corporation have allotted money
for the Immediate relief ofthe needy
suerers, who win receive assistance
on application q the Ohce 81 John Ne.
vIsoN. Esq. Handbills % this effect
appearing in different parts ofthe town !.
those happy being eioEs whom t'xc-
violence has blessed with ailluence, have
now fine opportunity % exhibit their
|eUnoyeience, by adding their hberallty
70 hat of the Corporate Body and, we
have no doubt. but the same will be
cheerfully received q the above Office,
md with equal satisfaction distributed.
The inhabitants Of al descriptions,
shewed great activity but It IS to be Ia
mented, that there are 80 feW buckets and
axes, and1hat the engines are not kept
in better order, q they were Of httle or
no use. y
Since writing the above, q gentleman
handed rs the following statement OF
houses burnt down ~ .s r.
Maxwell's wharf D -
Camphelfs DO. l.zz1s:t. : - + 50
Rothery do. 4.5s3..a n ~ ~ IL
Marsden's do. rs .@s.ss.5.
Woodsides do. both aida II
Warren's do. 80 IT, ~ 4: ..
South side Of Wide Water street,
from Campheli's wharf to Com. II,
merce street s& IT,: y.
North side OF Wide Water street, -
from Market square TO Com 80
merce street FL. ~ ~.
South and North side OF Wide Wat II
ter streetto Warren 5 wharf !:
Commerce street, IRON Wide Wa !.
ter street up TO Nam street
Narrow Water street. from Market ~
square to Commerce street 8
Marrow Water street. from Conl- ~
mercei street towards the Ex- II
change Coffee HOUSE 80 s.
From Marrow Water street on the 4,
west side OF Market square to f2
Main street ~s.y. S.z7-i h. 81. e@
From the corner OF Market square +
onshs south side OF Nam street -
90 Commerce street i r
Cows Ally and Lanes bafk, II
Kothery Lane, ~
VI - - q !. -
zz go 1 ) !. T.: rs Total, 26o
BY an accurate statement.as can at pre-.
sent be made, the value of houses alone
destroyed =. estimated II ESQ oodollars.
J. RssseR desfroyeAT 80
Snip Jackson, OF Plymouth lMassachu-
sets. - .. - = Y II, f
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