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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-13
From TIE ~ Tax Mo,uin5 cb,o,ieh.


Captain Culver, of the brig Eliza Hamilton, ar
rived yefierday obligingly furniihed us with ST.
Croix paper of the 9th of July, from which we ex-
traa the following
PUBLICATION
The following regulations, which have this day
been communicated to both cuRom-houfes of this IL
land, are hereby made known to the trading part OF
the community, viz:
!. All forts of goods, without exception, may he
imported to St Croix, from all foreign places provd-
ed iad goods be imported either in Danfh European,
American, or velels belonging to our Daniih Wet
India Hands.
& No foreign goods are contraband except ,hofe
imported in foreign European veiTels, which goods
remain heneeforth, as they hitherto have been pro-
hibted.
s. The dutie, to be paid on fuch foreign goods
from all foreign places, are as follows
Wben imported in Danit5 Evyoteaa Oe0cl,:
Articles denominated necenary, 5 per CT
Do leis necedary, per Ct
Do. ofluxuries, 10 per CT.
Wbea imboytei in Znze,ie1n s,.T,Ls
Articles denon,inated neceHary, per Ct
Do. efs neceHary, 10 per Ct
Do. ofluxuries, Is per Ct
When imported in own veffsls belonging 10
our Hands in the fame as when imported in
Dani'h European veffeis
Which above mentioned regulations commence
from the In July. -
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PoRrsMours, July so.
MORE BRITISH AMITYI

h*f'H'f eta letter, from T1bomof e. Cdizer. L,,e
mofe oftbe 4nsrrieon brig Minerva, 10 ~,
tr'end ~ ibis PLACE, dated ITfb tune. ON LoorJ
fPe i'i"na Frig0te, teen BY the iie ofRole, CT
cruise. 90
You will he Afflicted at nv misfortune when
= tell Won my fi,uation ON board thi, ye.Jsi.
the d'ttre'iing means which placed me here
On the 2sth of May was taksn, AM. i,n,ren.,,
on hoard this Brtifh frigate Diana, command.
ed by Thomas James Melling---who has q,
board his vefiel forty other Americans. who b,ys
mad the misfortune 10 he placed here -. ~.
lame violent means, which were made ne orc
con'train Te---beiidesthe Interruption Fror, o,,,
bni'neis, the painful detention from orr famiI;ee
and tr'ends---the wa'st of almoft every confnr,
of lite. which we ihould, under the moe fsvor-
ahie circumstances. in fuch fi.uation, neceGa.
r''y iu!er. The Mage we here meet with is ne.
cunarIy dItreliing. Were we prironers to lie
ha'haw OF Iripoli, we could hardly receive
more iavage treatment. Four or five Of NV
countrynnen have been taken to the panewav
and e'uf'tred corboral bmiE9ue;.f- -twodozso
ahes have been inai9ei al a tine--lct nc do
what we may 70 excite kind treatment. we are
lure to be treated WORE than doys---we AZ, con
tinhaiiy KICKED or 0abhed.-I have .nvfeIf bco,
tah5ed three times with cutlafs, twice in ny
LETT fide, and once in ny left boulder Should
we arrive IN any port, vii! en6eaycur 10 make
my e1c3pe, let the hazard be what II NAV. for
vou'a rather prefer to die than -, EXIT in finch
ia ftuation" '"N"
N. r. Mr.. Oliver was proceeding 70 Give =
iit or the names or the Americans inpreGed on
board, and was prevented after mentioning
WILLIAM LAWRENCE, of Salem. and
JOHN BARNES.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-13

my tailorswere taken out, aud prize-mafter
with men, put on hoard, wit, orders to- renal,
with the feet nntii morning. The whole of our
feet captured. Sunday morning the 9th, A.
NJ all the French acet. exccrt Que frigatc,
food to the nos;hward, * which frigatt
was left tn conway The prizes to G,iadaloape,
from which time to the 10th fthe month, con
timed working to- windwari, ON the 10th, i
French frignes Joined us, thai had left the feet
gave information that the French fleet had pro-
ceede,i or te France on the 18th, the Her.
mione having the Argo In tow, ieDt boats on
boar,, and took out feveral hos;fieads Of fugars.
which had acknowledged to be Bri,ill proper
Nv, with two puncheons IF rum and variety
'of other articles ALTO, all the provifions or
board, fave four days allowance, and ordered
me TO leave the fleet without delay. ] remun.
ftra.ed with the officer For takingthe proviiions,
and leaving me detitu'e of men, he deGred me
to go on board the Syrene, and get nsx men,
went along aide and Fortunately got one, the
others being on board another friga,e, was again
ordered to leave the fleet. The French having
deipaired of setting the prizes into port. fes
fire to them all Mt which time two large ihipst
appeared in view, fsanding for the feet; ! made
fail to the northward and the French frigates to-
the north-eaft, leaving the prizes nearly burnt
down to the waters edge. In this difaereeable
Gtuation, I was four days. when fpoke an A.
merican vefiel, who fupplied me with provi-
ions--Arrived at Annapolis, the 18th July,
1905"
Captain Harris fays the French fleet certified
of II failofthe line, with frgates, and loops
of war. The f!ips appeared to have troops on
board. He adds, that after the Feet left the
prizes, it continued TO the nor.hw7r,,, keeping
two points Of the wind, he therefore thinks ii
was bound to Europe.
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v,s ron,, ocd NTH nc ,;t,i .,,,. ~ .t,. IF ne
v;iro ,aysn,,rsrs ~
az ,hs r,ny,.,,e,,s o-,.-,,;o,s ~, ,,sa:,.-
tim oe the ,Ugere,t ,,,.,,..,ns e., ~. topi.
teur aecrds ne no in fnrr,,,;on !, merely iavs
in drv b,;es no,c mon r,,,. &c Tho n lin, ma
n.rs MAJ 6. 10 ,,,nr,h ~. h,l h,,. III. ib,
co,,t;n.a c,,.,,,n. ., ....'h,,,,. ,h.
- 80. -. 80 q. So -
MY ,'ei'iee"Ss We receive VIII DC iroh Lo'u
WE a,:o. ,'si.'S cong up M,.n ."en
h IS .h ., W. t> Wv. Dr.; $500
I =, wy . W .nI
c.s ~ 80 non y. S"s -. 80
~ h..S - pr',n.,,s IL. HY'.:,p, ."ss, 49,,
.,a. sn. C ane d. ,ne
,,' "'e w 'Ieo'a's io' S'e"' DIT,
..'.t re :, Nssnu ~ W oe 'psn.
E,.,,ns -. A1'p'o"''''0 = WIZ"
IT, ~, -,
- al.s pIpe's a =. ny o.u my, 'hat .ne
,ra'u,sr iss ON 'os sra.s,' 'ne uay ne'o,e'
I,,r.,ss 80, y .ee 49, fan.a;s "a: w
partsre OF tneie two Crane tuhe!.onai1es' affords
"s room 20 oenese' 'h"' rar,s wiz oe I'ueh .on-
s..ueP''Seu OF 'ne P.cNncr vi KS ooxrre'en,
,.,'"was iuPpo'eo. - os'eVeo mat aHa'rs or
Eenoa WIN Keep ms m1le"y "ncn longer IN
taiy II Is proved behdss, that ne rs expected
! AT me. lamp or Cat'gmonc, whefe ne WIN re-
nan torthight' ana tnat ne Is afterwards to
reilde for Tome time at Bologna" Is
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-13
NETWORK, July 27..

COMMERCIALLY INTERESTING;
The following Regulations of the Intendont
General OF the Hand of Cuba has been ob,ip;nc-
~ 'ran'lated and handed to Us, BY gentleman,
10 Whoin the public has been frequently indebt
Ied Tor his u:sfu! COMMUNICATIONS. The oripin-
AT has been left in our poGefion. Tn about tu,,
months time we fha probably fee II announce,,
rom the Conful General at Philadelphia.
SiGNIoR Don RAFAEL RouBAuD, Inten-
Idant General of this Ifland, has determined il,
"a decree OF the 2sth June laf, that tl,z regnIa-
lions pointed out in the manife.f or ort,insnce
loI me Sth Feb. anterior, for the general Admin.
l'itratIon OF the revenues of the marine. for tb,
Commerce of Neutrals, receive the following
addition e
l. The Confuls or Vice-Confuls of the nsutr,,
ports rom whence expeditions are made (and in
the cafe OF their being no ConfIls refident there
IIn, the perions authorized by the Min:fer plen;.
Ipotentiary OF his Majety) f,alI certify to the
accounts or invoices, with the exprefion of the
particular port of the Iiland to which thew are
ldirected; with an individual relation of .be
I1umher, weight, meaiure, quality and vame Of
the kinds and effects comprehended in tbe car.
go; under the intelligence or knowledge th.t
l%hatioever fhall be difcovered that was not in
GUIDED y the irvoce, will be confifcated with.
out any indulgence" ''''''
| Ha1anaa, 5atyts, 1905.
a gentleman Of the navy called upon rs this morn,
ing, and reguetted us to mention, that Gun Boat No
~ had her heavy gun in her hold or the three priva
j'eers would have had more work for their prize
(Fed. Ga=.
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BALTIMORE. Auarf s.

BY captain Ksarnev of the fchoouer Sgfried, s
days from ST. Thomas, Informed chat on ,hc
2sth OF June, accounts were brought there nv fchr
Neutrality from Laguira, that all the ports in the
province OF Caracas declared open for neutras
from the 10th June, Danes, Swedes and Americans,
IN 80 days, on paving du.y Of 60 per cent In
confequence of which permiion, Mr. Murphy of
ST. Thomas, dpatched venel On the es,h for La
guira, and ieverai Others failed for that province in
the courie of or days Afterwards -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-13
BALTIMORE, Anpna 6.

Exfrad eta letter from mercantile boNjf IN
Ja0iaiea, TO its eorrsLbo1deat in fbiI biaee, da-
ted KiHgRoa, Jaiy IS, 1908.
{" We enclofc you this days Royal Gazette,
wherein You will obfcrve the frong repreftnta-
ton again made To The governor by the afIem.
bly,, for opening the ports To the American vcf
IDS as formerly, and his anfwer refufng--iht
iaet Is his orders from England arc poGtiye not
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-13
PHILADELPHIA

We are informed that rev arrette Of the Hayti-
an government IS received in this city. IL enacis
that all vehes coming into their ports fhall have
their cargoes conGgned to reilent BLACK we pre-
iume) mer liant, who previous to being permitted to
an entry, Ha give bonds to double the amount of
the duties aocruing fuch cargoes.-Th;s decree
has been ued for the purpofc of fecuring to the ad
inini!'sation the punaual payment of its duties.
/Dsyy.,',
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-13
sBALTIMoPg Anc,N >

y a gentleman, who was for f;,ne time -;
onerin Barracoa (Cuba) lately arrived ~ ~.
city from, that place, and handed MS the follow.
ing account of the privateers fitting ont =, =. ',
pert, with reqnef that il might DC puhl;bed
or the information of thotc concerned in The
|WeifIntia trade. go :" '"e
VESSELS.
la DGHSourtTConimanded by a ,uey,ny. c,r-
~ rying two Is Founders four s's. o
fhort carronades, anc! 1 90 men. (ls
of whom are Anlericansy sid ROW .
forty fweeps. (panted black.)
q" Sa7ere-Captain Demick, fix o's-os mer.
us Americans) 10 .weeps; pair,.-
ed black, with 4 vh;tr hottcr,-
fails remarkably f,f. and crniyes
generally cloie in with Cape Fran
co.'s. 800
L." GoHTanee-Captain FmriS, two 9's-15 men.
and &c fweeps-(paintcd blsckl.
pnif0ire-Captain Taek, two o's--4o men. AVID
90 fweeps; (painted 5lack.)
-, four s's--1s men, 60
fxeeps; (painted black, with vel.
low botton.)
DGHh1re-Capt. -, two 6's-4o men. On
fweeps: (painteei Black, with vel.
low bottom.I
L' -'0Iegne-Capt. -, two o's--45 men. on
fweeps (Painted black.) ~
bsHHt,--Capt. -, two e's--4o men. %
fweeps.
Two is'nccas, one pounder each, and %
nen--and two fchooners, to carry ? Snns each.
~ ''e"' Teiegrn3be.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1805-08-13

A letter of the 10th of June, received bv the
ihp Otis, arrived at New-York, from refpect
able gentleman in London to his friend in Phi!a
delpia, fates that negotiation was then de-
pending between Great Britain and France, and
that different opinions were entertained of the
refult; the writer hnfef did not think il would
De productive OF peace. True liner.
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KlsesroS, Oam.) July Is.

a. KIscsroN, Uam.) July Is.
On Thurliay, the honorable houfe of aiIer,-
bly, laid before his honor the lieutenant governs
or their reprelen,a.on of the miferable ii.uation
TO which thisifland is likelyto he reduced, by
a peritverance in the mealures lately adopted
by the command of his majcay's. miniaers. 70,
the prevention of fupply Of fitted provifions
from the United States of America, to which
he made the following reply:
I" Mr.. SPRAxFR,
{" IND gentlemen offbe ACsmbl,,. ~
&c In confSquence ofthe meafures which were
taken during the late martial law, for the fscn-
rity OF jamaica, al neutral! veiIals have been, Inv
my directions, admitted TO IN entry at the fe-
veral cueom houfes in the fland, although they
may have contained falted prosiGons prohibited
by any proclama.ion of the eo.h Nav laft. The
arrival of the Cork aett which is daily expect
ed. will. Ttru0, tend efTentially to quiet the
approximations you entertain of fcarci.y of
thoie articles. 70 neceM,ry fer the f,pport Of
the poorer cla!!es of the inhabitants of the 1and,
as we'll asto correct the vegetable diet of the
negroes. W.
Mr.. James M. Henry, is appointed aren.
for the United yates of America in this ifland,
inthe room of William Savage, Eiq. reigne>,.
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Ieet= Jnnies.

From PouJlon's american Daily Adverti/sr.
MIR. PouLsoN,
The enclofed is copy ofa curious intercept
ed letter, prblifhed in the Halifax Gazette of
the l5th OF May lait--i hope you will give it a
place in your Gazette.
A SUBSCRIBER.
Iulv on 1aoE
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LIBERTY

July 20, 1905.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11

Charles Gordon, Lseat.
ioieph Tar,ell, Lirnt.
samuel Ebert. Lieut..
Charles Morris, Liesrt.
Nath1 Haral.an, Ma,ler.
F3echcote S. Reed. Lfeps.
daniel S. Dexter, Lieut..
John Hall, Capt. Marines.
Robert Greenleaf, III. 90.
sanies Wells, Secgsa.
n. Morris, Pr Ter.
?. Leonard, c1aplair.
Edward Bennett, Lieut..
John B, Nichclfon Lieut..
Marmaduke Dove, M4fey.
James Lawrence, Zisut.
joieph cambridge, Lieus.
- / morn, Lieaf.
Thomas A1Donough, Lisui.
Seth Carter, Meier.
Lewis Herman, Su,gsoa.
Micheal Carol, Liert.
Jc.eph |. Maxwell, Lint.
Sfroe Re barbour. 4fb Nor. /
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11

quifsd 10 much honor TO yorrlclf and country.
y by u deeply regretted, nofwishifanding We
icel afuref that the nneafure was dictated BY ne
GETTY.
As you arc about TO return TO your n1tiye
countrv, we al Join mott cordially in wiilling
sou pieafant paaasr, and fincerely hope that
our corntrynen may generously below on you
that med which your important f.ryices 70 rich
y aeierss sand believe US Gncere in faying, that
We hal! largely participate IN any future event
that may add to your fame or happiness. We
have the honor to be, with the higheH refpcef
and etteesn your obedicnt irrvanrs,
s4EfI1L.1 DECATUR, jim. capt. frgate Congreh.
CHARLES STEWART, Mater and COM brio cvr,p
isAAC HULL, Mater and Commander brig Argus
ISAAC CfiAuSCEY, Matter, and Com fris Ate Adams
JOHN SAITH, Matter and Commander brig Vixen
JOHN ULNI, 1t. Conrnandant. feb Nautilus
II oeF. Z.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11
1.RlRuTE TO COMMODORE fREBLE.
To EDWARD PREBLE, ESQ.
Late Cemms.str IN Cbisf sf tie Ansrisaa ferrss
IN tie 1ffdiffrYa1fan.
RELIGION.

WE the undersigned officers of the
fauadrop late unler your command, cannot in
;uiticc fufIer you TO depart without giving you
iome fmall reifimony OF the very high effinls-
ton in which we hold you as an officer an1
commander lit is under theic impreiIions,
Sir. that We beg leave TO allure you that your
sapesSedase in command i'll which you have ac-
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11
t. eAptains Decatur, Stssua,t, Hal, Smith, and

IL cAptauss Decatur Stsauayt, HILL, Smith, and
Chanarey, Lieutenant C0umQndaafs Dent and
RSbinson, mi abw Officers late Yndsr ~,
Command
GENTLEMEN.
HAVE this day been honored with your
effeemed favour Of the 18th inf and as have
been in the higheit degree grati6ed by the fup-
port have received from you in a difficult and
dangerous frryice, 70 am equally aastersd by
your appreciation Of my conduit as commander
Of the fquadron, and be adnred that | ihould
always conflder my reputation as an officer fe-
cure, while my views were feconded by that
talent and intrepidity, for which you ftand 70
eminently difinguiIhed.
As it reipccs my being iuperceded, can on
ly fay, thas could not have been more grati6-
ed than by being allowed to command you un-
til the prefepr war was brought to conclu-
Fl n, but rank mutt be attended to and when
mealure is impelied by necefi,y, it becomes
the duty Of an officer to fubmit with cheerful
nefs--rhis do convinced as am that you
will fere your country under my fucceaor with
the fame ardour as heretofore.
There can be no quetion but your country
will be greatfully imprehed by your exerrisns;
and be ailured gentlemen that it is with finccri-
ty that reciprocate your obliging wifhes for
my future fame and happiness. have the hon.
or to be with the hgheit refpe6t, your obedi-
ent feryant.
(,igned) EDWARD PREBLE.
Syaeuk, 9th N0v. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11

Ai.t4 'itSS.
William Barrows, Moj7cy.
Robert Spence, Lis4t.
5. K. Marihall, szrrsos.
sybfant yarichsick, Lieaf.
John Johnion, 1t. l1o,isss
Timothy VIM, P.a;sr,
n. T. Weems, Surgeon.
John w. Dorfey. sareess.
John Darby, Puyer.
/. Grifen, Surgeon.
John Trip, Lieat.
William Crane, LiepT.
Richard Butler, l1sfsr.
J.GrahaH, lSaygc9n.
Geo. Wafh. Reid, Lisst.
Charles Relgely, Lie1i.
Stephen Cahn, Afsfe,.
James 'iooseil, P4ysr.
G. Jacques, Surgeon.
Ralph lizard, Linn.
J. M. HarpfweIl.
@. Mafcellin,
E. Green, Ps,t~.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11
fop rsa PORTLAND oAzytrs
gtf 15i'ging. No. XXI.

naifclca s u. D.fecnd'rg fsorr ,h- h;.s
To wr..ehci asan, th> goideir II aer ct
siosds oat tbis worla, aud ii her righi lie nest
yeusc.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11

December r6-aso fhips, brig. and fch's.
filled Dec. to-DeGdes The above number,
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11
On beard u. q S F,iga,s qote ..a,uf. !
Ess. zy.i8cs

Fss. a5.i8cs
WE were at Naples fxteen days antece-
dent to the a,d Dec. The inhabitants of that
city were in daily expectation OF the French,
who already infef great part of the king
dom. The King having iecurrd retreat on
the nearer approach Of dangers, waits the event
(aprarently) with calm indifference. Every
mcafure of governments is frongly marked
with that duplieity and caprice, that refults
from the administration of weak and undeter-
mined Prince. The miniaeral interea appears
to be a, the fole direction of the Englifh,
while the people, impoverished by the modern
French method of fubGdizing, and discouraged
bv ferries of other innovations, frem no longer
ien6be to national dignity or feeling. Their
policy tends no farther than'o avertlif poflible),
the rigour Of thar deitiny which awaits them,
by conciliating the lenity of their oppreaors.--
Hence it is, thar at preient, all confidence is at
an end and, among The man. fufsranccs at
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11

Afy L RI aaI Grsfifr.n,
SINCE fns end >( fhs l.n fsreu ~ -.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11

A bill had two readings in the Senate Of the
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11

..rs 4aslon. Ens rl.e all i cam
ted 70 be rc .eiged in lefs than two
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1805-03-11

Tn. following Letter from Mr. N MoRsIs. officer in
the American Navy and one Of tie p+Geagers in the
United States frigase arrived New York, is addrtf
fed 10 friend in ths town :and eontans much lnte
gence of intere0ing and important nature B. Gss
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17

TTAVING recovered from low lin
i L gering state of health, in which he
declined the practice of Physrc and Sur
gerv, now informs whoever stands in
need ofhis assistance, that he has reas.
Sumrd the said practice--and as all Sid
Doctors generally as they decline prac-
tice put oft the most disagrecableI part,
that IS Surgery, Gt they prArl.t4iJ h.
has also done tn: same, and set several
young Doctors to use the instEum :nts Of
Surgery under his directions1 which he
then thought would be ppblic ben, fit,
BY leading the young DOCTOR into an ex-
P.rimental knowledge Corporations, but
now finds it has turned out public :nin-
~, by mconsidrrAte people supposIng
the one that used ,ha/instruments of SIR
gerry, was the principal Doctor, aIth"'
he performed osAy br particular dirrcti.
ons, whereupOn more deepen lance has
been placed in tbs Young and inr>prri-
enced, than was for the general good OF
those labouryng un,iet difficult cases
Therefore he now informs, that he will
hereafter perform all operations himself,
In cases where he advises the operation,
or any Other thu he. is required to do,
but may be attended by as many Dovtors
as the patient Chuses.- ..-..--
Ike will d, anv kind or form of Writ
ing, such as Wills, Deeds, lndcntures,
Artlolcs of Agreement, Powers OF At
tornrv, &c. tn
Martinsbnrg, April &c, 1905.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1805-05-17
TAKE NOTICE.

subscriber having declined tho
l. Mercantile business. now offers
his property in Garrard's-Town (alias
Middle TOWN. Berkeley County, for
| rent there are four halt acre lots. three
OF which corners on the main street and
20 teet alley on one is good Dwell.
ing House and stone Kit, hen, with a
god Spring of limestone water in the
cellar, ah"a Wash and Smoke House.
BAN, Stables, Corn House, &c. all in
good repair ON one other Lot opposite
Is largc Garden and convenient Ora.
n4y ON the corner on the opposite
side OF the street is Il Lot, on viii h j.,
erected Large Storc. House,. Counting
House and Ware-H House, under one
roof, with Large. dry c. lar, and ever,
o"nNt ,ncc NECESSARY Tor Ner, hant,
which has beer oct upird as Store 70,
1S Years, and i, equal to any stand in tn,
district for doing IN extensive business
in the retail way, and is well worth III,
notice OF any industrious man in that
line. Possession will be given on III,
2Oth OF MAY next, or perhaps sooner il
required. For terms aPplI to the sub
scrlber at his res1dsncc adjoining said
town. WILLIAM WILSON.
Prospect-lIill, April 26, 1905.