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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
&" Nairbez, NoD. &c, ] so6.

NdIrbfg, No7'. TO, 300.
&" have frequently wrote you once | left
w {. hat have ney, received IN snfwer, owing
prefume 10 the miicarridre Of my letters as IL
has been The cafe In divers inIlauces. will
however, once more venture 10 addrefs you,
con;ipe MY elft TO giving you an account of an
expedition have iua returned from againil the
Spaniard'. Nv confequeuoe 81 the SpanarGs
having croGed the Sabine river, y hch is con-
tended by the U.'Slates, to he the boundary,
with large numher of troops, general Wiikin.
ION made requiGtion for $50 militia from this
territory, as aifo for certain number from the
icrri:tty Of Orleans, to aG 10 conjunction with
the regular troops, il repelliug the invafon.
Tits dsy was fix weeks the militia required
from this territory, together with volunteer
company of Dragons, commanded by captain
R.,ismin Farar, OF which ! was member,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
FRANKFORT. Dec, a5.

TIE Icc,!iature of this nate clofed their doors
evera! days in the courfe Of the lalt and preient
week, in conftquence Of fomc confidential
Communication from the executive. 1t is pre-
famed 10 reiare TO the expedition in which Col.
Burr is faid 20 he engaged. An ad to prevent
unlawful warlike ente, prizes has paned both
hnnlrs orders have been difpatched to
different places on the Ohio, to detain the boats
now defending it. Dstachments of militia
have been ordered out for that purpofe.
It is reported that ftyeral boats pafIed the falls
a day ago, under the command of Mr. Banner
hsfIet, Of Marietta, and fuppoled to belong to
colonel Burr aud his aT.ciates. ]. is alfo fad
that fsYera. more have defended the Tennenee
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
Gen. Eaton arrived in this city yefterday, on
his way to the feat of government. ID.

Extraa of letter from Port-au- Prince, Nov.
o3J, 1906" Mr.. Williams, of Baltimore, has
Ia.eiy arrived in this city, in the BritIh ihip
Boyd, from London. with an anorted cargo
OF upwards of 100000 dollars, under a Britifh
licsnoe from the knight faye, to any port
or port, in 81. Domingo or Hayfi, not in the
po!lSihJn ofomr eHe5sisJ." Several other VET
ieIs are daily looked for, under the fame kind
Of perr'iliion. They are granted to all BfitiGl
fghjsGts"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
FROM THE LOUISIANA GAZETTE
(7rAnHated from The " Moniteur de Ia Loui-
fiane," ofNop. 26.

(7ranAated from The Moniteur de Ia Loui-
Gane," of NoD. 26.
Letters from New Providence renew the re-
port of the cefIion of the I(land of Cuba, and
one of the Floridas, by Spain to France. This
news is faid to have been received from Havan-
ma. We have from this at place, letters of a
more recent date, than thofr received at New
Providence, on the authority of which the re-
port has been circulated, and they do not fpeak
of the ceflion.
A gentleman of refpedability who has lately
arrived from Penfacola, givesus the following
information
M. MORALES, Intendant of Wef-Florda,
has been confirmed in the exercfe of his func-
tions by an order of the King of Spain.
The King having been informed that many
foreigners purchafe lands in large quantities in
Wrh Florida, has ordered the intendant 10 fell
to none but SpaniG, fubje6ts, and in proporti-
on to the means of the phrchafers, and the
mot advantageous conditions for his treafury,
on the fame terms as he has hitherto fold.
An exprefs order arrived during the MARQUIS
of Gaia Calvo's fay in the U. States, directing
him "to return to Louiliana, to efablifh him
" fef anew, in the fame character with which
(" he was formerly invefted, and not to leave the
" country until he fhould be compelled by
60 force" Probably this order was not receiv-
ed until the departure Of the Marquis for Eu-
rope.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22

The bill forrepeaiing the acts impofng DUTIES
on iait and for continuing the Mediterranean
fund was read the third time
Mellrs. ]. Randolph, ]. Clay, Varnum and
Bidwell advocated; and Mr.. Quincy oppofcd
the bill. MeHrs. Broom and Dana d, clared
themf-lves in favor of taking OFF the dnties on
fat, but againft continuing the Mediterranean
fund.
The bill pafed By great majori.y-wi,h or
ly FIVE negatives.
The iIouie took up the report of commit
tee Of the whole on the bill providing for the
puniihment of certain crimes againft the United
States.
The amendments propofed to the firt fiction
were agreed TO.
The whole Of the fecond fiction was truck
out
On agreeing to the new fecfion, propofed
by Mr.. BidwelI, MIR. Elliot fpoke at conlider-
able length againft it-when the Houfe adjourn.
ed withou; deciding upon it.
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CHILLicorHE, Ian. /.

[stras7 Of letter from jH5gs Nimmo TO Senator JOa
HamiAon e0rn:y, dated CiHfinnaf December lob,
1906.
1--WE all buftle and confuGon here, in confe-
qsence of the act, prevent certain aes hottie to
the peace aud Tranquil y of the United States and this
flate. The governor was 70 obging to eommili-
on me, to aa upon it, in his room, here; and in
consequence of which, companies of militia, and
the light infantry company, have been ordered out
eonieq"enty equipped and Gatoned along the river
60 that it is inpoble for boat pats, without ex
animation. Unfortunately. Bannerhaiie,s, with four
keel boats. has efeaPed-he PaHed here Sunday G.
vening Ian, before the guards were put the RI
yer.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. Is.

Our letters from New Orleans, Of the 9th
Dec. express an apprehension, that the courfe
ofthe mail from that place, will be obnrutted
by Gel. Burr's agents. This apprehension, ad-
ded to the general ftate Of agitation there, will
no doubt, of itfeif, oocaiion much nconveni-
cnce and disappointment to the commercialn-
terefs. Phil. GaS.
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SENATE UNITED STATES.
MONDAY. Ianilarv 10.

MONDAY, January -.
Mr.. CIR unlimited the foilowing motion
for conf cration.
RcjoiVed, That IL is expedient sod proper 20
appropriate quantity of land, non exceeding
acres, ri \ fair cain vllgation, to-
wards the opening Of the canal propelled 20 be
cot ti the rapids of the Ohio, on the Kentucky
ihore.
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ma!ion on svkieb he Prckdsat i5ae5 bis frofia.
mafien ae7naily came from fbe Generally Lieut..
OF The army, who left Na;ci:;toches on the aith
of October, and delivered his difpa.ch into The
Prrfident's own hands on the 26th Of Eovcni-
her: That although the Prelidert had (prior
thereto) received information refpet;ing Col.
Burr, yet 1t was 70 vague and 70 iDcoDc!u.ivc
that he could not ad thereon {: That on the
3osh November General Wi.kicIon was. in
conjunction with Gov. Claiborne ard Cap.
Shaw of the navy, placing the city of New
Orleans in a pofture of defence, and making e.
very preparation for the prevention of any hof
tile attempt: That Burr's einiiiaries had de-
clared that naval force was to appear in their
aid at the mouth of the river but as they nam
ed an American as the naval commander, and
as it is we'll known that he is quiet and at his
own houfe, it begins to be believed that the
tale of naval force was fabricated for the pur-
pole of gaining adhertnts. On application at
the War Department., our informant fays the
anfwer Of the Secretary was-fbat no late re
EgnHfisnJ bad taken place IN the army Of TIE
United Slater. Our Informant further Rates,
that it was expected the Prefdent would very
foon lay all the information he had obtained be-
fore Cougr,fs, respecting the diabolical frhemes
and intentions of Col. Durr-when the public
will he convinced that the conduct of Gen.
WiIkinfon 10 far as the information yet receiv-
ed exhibits fatts) has been judicions, patriotic
and honorable. AMERICAN
Copy Of a letter from Wa/2ingt0n City, dsted ia
nnary ID, 1907.
Mr.. - writes to his friend (dating Chilli
Gothic, Sd january that gov. T'ifin has had
much trouble, but has aeted with effect in coun-
teraetirg Burr's treafonable plots, 70 far as
his jurifdaion extends-.but he fears that
ftroke will be truck before the energies of the
general government can be drawn into action.
Fourteen boats have been fecured in Ohio.
The Legislature of Kentucky were acting with
cloied doors, and were framing law to
thorife the gov. to- act as in Ohio but they
will be too late, fear: IF Burr gets off, there
is no impeachment in his way to New Orleans
there he will meet his fate unlefs, as fome con-
lecture, finding that he has failed in gaining O.
yer Wilkinfon, he fhould proceed up the Red
River, and either eicape into the Spaniih terri
tory, or actually pretend to fit down on Baf-
trop's land.
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- -. 80

EDWARD TIFFIN, Efq. at prefent govern
or of Ohio, has been appointed Senator of the
United States, for FIX years from the 3rd of
March next, in the room of Mr.. Worthington,
whole term then expires. Nat. Int.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
CHARLESTON, January 10.

Capt. Martin Informs, that the French fri
gate and floop of war, which recently arrived
at Martinique, failed again from Port Royal
three days before he left St. Pierres.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22

On Tuefday lat, agreeable to adjournment,
came on at Lancafter, the election of U. S.
Senator, for this fate, when A. Greg, Efq.
was chofen by majority of one vote.
Phil. pap.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22

The reports (Which we hope are exaggerated
or idIe) of Col. Burr's defgns on New-Or.
leans, have had the elfea Of lowering the lock
Of TIE Banks having branches or depofits in
that city. IL.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22

s'OLUNlEt EEEs.
By css!.L.-as--
May WORKS D. .eit Of pa;rio,ifna as they ought Of
right to be Ma, Of religion.
~. @r. Bariozv-
Victory ovcsahe wilderness, which is more inte-
reiing than that men.
Bs Gen. IIojon--
Man: in his ro.l ennoIied attitude eneounterinc
dagger and wan; for the good of his country.
BY Mr.. Fui,ca-
The American Eagle When ne expands her wing,
from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean, may iie
quench h-r ,huri.rs in bc,h.
by Gi,. Z. III. Re-de;p5-
May atlion.. not e!oquslse, he acknowledged, as
they are IN acl. the ,rue P.Cot o. talents.
81 17r G. C.ig:ox--
The cardinal ohjeds the Federal compaa-the
COMMON defence and the general welfare
r"i@Sioer-May thoie who explore the defart ne
yer be deier,ed.
At an early period of the entertainments the follow
ing elegant and glowing lta"zas from the pen of Mr..
Barlow, were reci,ed by MFR. Beekley:
ON TIE ~DLSC0YERIES OF CAPTAIN .
LEhpIS.
lie, the Nile cloak lis head in The clouds and DEFY
! he reiearches OF icienee an, time;
Let the Niger eicap~ the keen travsler'seye,
BY Pluneing, or changing his cline.
Columbus not 70 fhall thy boundIefs domain
Deiraud thy brave ions OF their right:
Streams, midagds and ihorelands ilEuds us in vain
We iha dag their dark regions to light
Look down, tainted rage, from thy lynod Of Gods
See, infprcd by thy venturoas foul,
Mackenzie roll northward his eartharainirp floods.
And iurge the broad waves to the pole.
With the fame fearing genius THY Lewis Attends,
And, iszing the Car oi the lun
Ger the kyproPPing hills aud high waters he bends
And gives the proud earth new zone.
Potowmac, Ohio, MilIouri had felt
Half her globe in their cneture comprcR
Fiisiong eurving courie has completed the belt,
And tanned the lat tide of the weR -
Then hear the loud voice Of the ration proclaim,
And all ages rebound the decree:
Lto0r Cftios~f ,fre-m bear fbe yoazg beyOs nam.
VIZ sa4sl! 6i1s lis psfk tOtbe jfa.
Theie four brother iouds like garland of a,w
ers,
Shall eutw'ne all our ffa,es in band
Conform and confederate their wide ipreadiny pow
ers,
And their wealth and their wifdom expand
From Darien to Davis garden ihai bloom,
Where wars wearied banners are furl'd:
And the iar-fcentng breezes that wait its perfume
Shall fette the forms of the world.
Then hear the loud voice of the nation proclaim.
And all ages rebound the decree:
Let Oeeidsnt Fyelm lear tie ,ouas ber,'s ao,z,.
Hbo Taught him bis pail to Tie Ea.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22

Mr.. Early from ,he ccmk.;..ee Of Commerce
and Mannfatinres. prefentsd a bin authorizing
The erection OF certain light houlss, and :he fix
ing CT Certain G;.Sss, buoys ard h.acors there-
IN naIaed. which was referred to committee
of the whole on Monday.
Mr.. Ch't:sndcn prefented petition from
'undry citizens o. Vermont, praying for anew
poit road, which was referred to thr pot office
committee.
The Houft returned the confederation of ttc
unhniihed buiinefs cf yefterday-when s,ct,2.,..
which occuprdthe whrlc iitting, arofr or cru
curing with the committee Of the whole -,
their agreement 70 the new fiction propofed ty-
Mr.. Bidwe to the bill for tthe punifhmep, ar
certain crimes againf the u s.
Mefirs. Dana and Early oppofed and Mr..
Bidwell Imported the fiction.
Mr.. EPpes fncgefted Fev,ral amendments.
with the view of obviatihg the objections urged
arainlt the feetiou.
Mr.. Elliot conlidered the fiction as 70 excep.
tionab!e asnot to admit ofamendment.
Mr. Aaon of different opinion but
thought the feetion ought to GO TO f,leta com
Httee for modification, and made motion TO
that rffr9.
This motion vas fupported by MefI-s. A,q,o.
and Bidwe AID opportd rs Megrh. D,ns'
Early, and J. Cay; and DIFF greed tn--Avr,
80.
Inc gueiti"n was then taken on Mr.. Eppss's
amendment, and dlagrrrd o--Ayrs TO-
TIE quefiori ,'eu REQUIRED on Ike fiction,
Mr.. Dwight fpcke at Comfortable length ~
gainf it.
MIR. Burwc'' admitted that cort-ary TO his
hrf impreiiions on hearing i, read. II wss oh
ie etionahe. and f'i,, that IL it were not. maze.
rally modified. he clculd vote asanA il.
When the qu-h'on was taken by yeas and
nays, and the fiction negativet-Yess 9-N,ys
lis. =.
Mr.. Dana moved tn rec onmit the iill which
motion was difAYreed to--Ayrs 23.
When the bill was ordered to he esproiIti
for third reading tomorrow, without a de-
vifor.
more detailed ftatemeHt of thef, pro.
ceedngs, with the debate, in a cu5ceqa ut IA.
per.
re Speaker laid before the Ilcnfe a letter
from the Secretary OF ea'c, with n7tement Of
the Names cf The clerks, together with their E.
ranlnnents, employed in the departmen; of
tate.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22
LEXINGTON. (K.) Dec. e5.

LcAtNS YIN, w y DeC. 25,
The lat accounts from Frankfort ftated the
legislature TO be fti in conclave.
The governor is faid to have ordered out 500
militia, TO be itationsd at different points on the
Ohio, to intercept iuipicous boats attempting
to pats.
A gentleman dire9 from Cincinnati, fa.es,
that number Of men were fationed there, and
Two or three barges in the ftream, to flop all
boats from pafling, until satisfactory account
Of them f,ioud be given. He further ftate.,
that fevera. hoats, inppoied to be part of
Burr's 9otilla, had been detained above. on
board of one was Mrs. Blannerhai1et, her huff
band having iucct eded in defending the river
with about 6 boats. He further informs, that
accompany Of troops were on their march, to
protect the arfenal at the mouth of Licking.
Col. Burr, the fonrce of alarm, which pro-
duced all theft precautionary movements, was,
it is faid, at General Jackfon's, 10 miles from
Nalhville, on Weduefday lat.
Extraa Of q letter, dated Fart Aaans, Nov.
l7tb, SOC.
" The war on the other hde of the river is
at an end, as you will fee by the enclofed gene
raj order.
" The troops in this quarter, except one
company at Nstchitochts, and FINAL detach-
mcnt al this place are ordered to NcwCr-
leans every piece OF ordnance, all the ammu-
milton, and other warlike flores and implements,
are Immediately to be moved off down the ri
YER
"Ihe companies of Boote, Schuyler, and
Swami, are alto ordered to Orleans from the
Mobile.
"a requiftion has been made for 500 mill
Tia of this territory, to march for Orleans in 90
days from the 18th inf.
" We have no conjsflures as to the obicc of
this fudden and unexpected movement Of the
troops; the general will be here tomorrow,
and perhaps We may get fome light on the fub-
jet"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-01-22

At an early period of the entertainment the follow
ing elegant and glowing fta"zas from the pen of Mr.
Barlow, were reci,ed by Mr.. Btskley:
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-21
10 Re RENTED,
Bank of PotoInac,.

OCTOBER 9, 1907. &
nj OFFICE is hereby giOen the Stoekhold-
ers. Of this institution, that a. Ilee1lon
for twelve Directors, for the ensuing years
will be held at the Court House, IN ms to ~
On the second Monday Of November next,
By ordarof the President and directors
& 0'se',s' c. Ps6GE, Cashier.
n,.+aharo q aw 9th Nov 3
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October 90.
rorty Dollars kew01d,
FOR ApPREHENDlNe
+ 4 M IS g 6 E o X & E.

p IL ~
RAN AWAY from the subscriber, Cd 'N1
third instant, a Muiatto Lad named JanfS
about le years old, slender made ana III ~.
likely: He was purchased Of baleWiD DA1
of this towu.
Also run array at the sane hnr' . r :
A likely black man, named G6gno oJe'
about %. years old, six feet high, wen me-
rather heavy eyed and slow in speech ~ a.ras
purchased of BAIL Bowling, OF Prince o'0
county, Maryland. ! .nv rerI
The above reward viii be given 70 any y, p ii
son who will lodge the above slaves N Tny
SO that get them again, or twenty 1--we oiyel
for either Of them. Infora,ation TO DC ga ),
to MIR. HoGgkia, at the inaiah-sSu''D
A's3a'''''. 7osn Franklin.
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Old ST. EStepne sN1ce1c lasse, - sSs'Ss - -
enc dozen
a few dozen fine old ffrotlsinac
Ditto do. bosr vine bitters
jamaica and West India rum
New ENGLAND do.
Coaniac, BourSes ard y Pies hcans
Holland and country gin
SchisSs,n gin mleases
Irish whlskey, very old
20 barrels Peansy lvanias rye whiske8
Cider Ii. barrels
White wine and Cider vinegar
Florence oikin TASKS
hogsheads HAVANA hcney
Is do. choice retailing mohsses
Gunpowdors
Imperial
Hyson LAD
1 n9sns ayS'a and & good saas',.
Souchong
Nuscovado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white do. M u
Loaf and lump sugars, Philadelphia, BAL
tir1ore and Alexandria.
Leipsrss, Carrots, and Hamhton's smut
In bottles and .bladders.
Maeuba ndrapee do.
Clovcr-sced, Pear ssarranfea
Mace nutnaegs cloves; cassia; piraea-
to pepper ginger, race and ground Cay
enne pepper; refined salt-petre
Coffee chocolate rice pearl barley
Lonsoa and Philade iphsa mustard basket
salt starch; fig blue hotant indigo Georr
aia and Tennessee cotton flax Wool mad
der; copperas; alum; birthstone !; chalk J;
pipes In boxes3 wrapping paper and t,yine J;
traces; bed cords leading lines; demijohns ];
Sin eases patent shot; brandywine S. apow-
ler Harvcy's gunpowder, the only real Bri;
tish battle powder from T to treble sealed
chewing tobacco; best Hayanna sessars.
Museatcl and bloom raisias in boxes.
Sun raisins in casks
Zante curranss prunes; sosr sheilcef al
monds.
Al few boxes excellent pickles, caehoD
dozen bottles ass ortcd !, capers, olives and "a
choyies, for sale by the box.
A quantity Of clean good album salt suitable
tcrthe fishery, SC. Sc
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G.. DeaeaSe, @. T..


IN AN Ayvl AY, some. tine in the months
3 &C Joves.aser or Dec. last, a negro 1rsasa
by the name Of S, 8 sss, tho was. hired IN the
town Of. slexailslria sasa Mr.. Robert sisalth.
He was about 80 years Of age, about s 1e 'e
10 or i inches high, very straight, o. rather aa
IA yeltowiisll or fancy complexion, suffers a
little. has 6 soft voice and generally seems
humble and sirrid whea spoken to-. lie had
a wifeat cci 5efaneson's in the ecanty OF
Caroline, and may perhaps be lursan, IN tllat
neighborhood hut ] tl4ills .5t raore lprobas'e
4 he MAP have gone to The state OF NiarylaIitt
Htakeninthe of Virginia alsfl Drought
osrne WIN aise the. stsye reward ; if in
state of Maryland and brought to me j VIII
give s0dollas reward.
Baldwin NJ. Lee.
Z virginia, ysestmoreland
county, July "a. so 9. ~
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-10-21

The dsfsnaaants Marshall Bssnetf,
Bcn;au;as SGarnesf, Tiomae Ro5ertse,, q Geo.
Bo,az,ell, not having entered thcir afsteassss-e
and giue secsrity according 10 ths aet Of assam
Oh and The rules This court, and'it aiflaea1znags
10 the Satisfaction Of tiNs co4rt, aiaosa t5Gsft,
,hat Tie said de5s,rdoslts 4arshaa l5esnett, e1z~
;an,i,, Garnett, 7homcs Ro5ertsoa, and George
BurnzveA, are not inha5itasts If this aistrfct---
Of, motion of thc sal CON- ale5aaat By ms eoa'tsels
ifis ordered, that The said defendants 90 af.zfar
he,.e on thr first dry Of .a5ueus6er KERN nes7t,
end aassucr the bili Tie conh laina7t ana taas
corr Of this O. der be ogthgriA i'serted ~ oofh
Of The jeubHc nesysaat,er-s tn5Gshsa ~ sdSexa's-
dsia t7vo nioatis auceessirely, and taf ano-
hcr cohy Be 1osfsd at The rom DOR e arc so1sFs
hous- 9faaid conazss.
n Cohy. leste.
~ TangaJa. C. C..
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! Just Pu pl1Slled
Fo,. SOLE. 81 R.S 81 n X, Bookselzer, 81 x1iass
srsct III randraa
The Life. Of Gen. Wash1r on
I By Dawn r ii, & ~. SIS
Author Of the -4ae,scan Rspoiuti0n.
Prise in boards, So SO
h Price to mons subscribers dollars.
October Is.
a great Bargain.
1s1IF subscriber offers for sale the House
( 1a,rlv purchased Of the Bank. 81 Will De pc
- a ,s,,ch below its real value. and credlt
Given Give that shall suit the purchaser.
Ifnot sold shortly twill be rented.
8 - ~ A. Holbrcok.
october 2.
TO r En-.
rrsIIE BRIcK HOUSE lately occupied ~
tie subscriber, situate On Duke-street.s
There he IS 4 good kitchen with pump ct the the
d. ~ smoke house, stables, and garden. FOR
sefms apply to - - oaw
9th mo. 81. saM
70 BE RENTED,
4 three story Brick Dwelling and ware
house. on King and Henry sire ets--tosetnsi
~ senarate. Likewise, on the opposite side'
! two story Brick Dwelling House
F0rferms afhiy 20 ,ea,l
u Mar ~
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