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find that no condnrt on or part. howe
yer impartial and friendly, has been spE
6ci.nt to ensure from ei'her hcfliger.nt a
jus, respect for cur rights, I arm desi-
rous that nothing shall be omitted on my
part WHICH may add to your info, nation
on this subject, or contribute to the cor
rectness Of the views which should be
formed. The papers which for these
reasons I now lay before cu,smbraee
all the communications, official or verbal,
from the French government respect
ing the general relation bstw een2the two-
countries, which have been uansmi,t. Il
thro' our minister there, or ihro' any~o-
Their accredited channel since the last ses-
!. sion OF congress, to which time all in.
formation tfihe same kind had from time
. to time been given the m. Some 9th, sd
papers have nl,eady betn submitted
congress =; hut it is thought better to Of
ter them again, in order that the chain.
of communications, Of which they form
a part, may be presented anbroken.
: When, on the Goth of February, L
communicated to both houses the letter
of gen. Armstrong, to NJ. Champssuv, (
desired It might not be published, be-
cause Of the tendency Of that Practice
restrain, ini~nriously, the freedom -four
foreign correspondence. lint perceive
ing that this caution, proceeding purely
from a regard To the public good. has
acknowledgements for nnfounded snspi-
eiohs and insinuations, I am induced 10
believe that the good which viii now re-
suit from its publication, BY con6rming
the confidence and union Of OUR fellow
citizens, will more than counrsrvad the
ordinary objection to such publications.
1t is my wish, therefbre,I that il may
now be published. - :
TH:JEEFERsoA.
March 90, 1908. .>'.r.
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March %.

~ The Lunden, papers re ceised at the of.
fee OF the Mtrcantile. Advertiser, fur
ni,h Il few additional! articles Of in,elli-
~ G 70 those given Yesterday.
Iuthe hopkes &c commons. o n Inc t2th
Of Feb aa ' lord Henry Petty moved
that an address be presented to the king,
nra>;rr that lie would order 10 be laid be.
lore the house copies Of any dispatches
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NORFOLK, March IS.

a meeting ot the citizens OF this place
was called by the mayor, on Saturday
last, to take into consideration measures
for the relief Of the distresseu seamenS
now in this place. A number f citizens
attended, but the meeting was rot con
cceed TO F0ssness: aud another we under
stand will be called. Every person -
satisfied Of the necessity, &rd al are will
ling to adept ii: measure for the fen'-
bsroru relief Of ttlase unfortunate men,
bu, al are sensible tina, il is impo sibls
f r the inhabitants Of this place I" make,
provision fer sheir permanent support.
The measure which appeared 70 US to be
the one which. had the most ads Gates,
was that which we believe win be adopt
ed 1t is proposed to raise a fund ter
their immediate support. to rharter<-a
vessel, and having furnished her with
provisions. to send all the seamtn who
are without employ ment to Washington,
where they can apply for seaport, to those
Who have The means Of aftording relief,
or efgiSing them empio, ment.
While the distressed citizens Of Nor
EoIk were occupied in dexising means fee
the reliefof the seamen already out ofem-
ploy. it was with grief that they under
s,oodsha. upwards Of one hundred amt
strraty men, dis, charged from the gum
boats on Saturday, are Z be added to
the number ofthe unfortunate for whom
some provision must be made. -
We were never more astopished, than
when We understood that the govern
msnt had ordered these men TO be dis
charged alta time y ben it musthare BEEN
knoNn that they would be left withoue
the means of subsistence-to <n!argc
uron the cruelty Of such q measure.
would be to iasslt every feeling and &C.
ferrous heart-but We must remslk, that
this measure proceeds from men Who IT,
you would believe them, are ready TO
expend every dollar, and then the last,
| drop Of blood intsupport Of their i" iniu-
red sea. faring felsow-citizsns." And
yet they can very philosephically deprive
| their dear fellow citizens Of the means of
subsistence, and leave them to perish or
depend on the bounty Of = eomtnnni,y
already bowed down by their own SUIT
lFering.. Ina political view this msa.
sure Is not less absurd than il Is cruel IN
a moral sense. With the tseoileetion
| oflhis transaction. can aleoantr,y 60
verntd by men with such feelings, ex-,
pectdefenders IN the hour 81 6anger, anA
~diASeulty.s The remembrance must eh',t
1.-The warmth Of pasriotisn, and damp o..
ardoar Of courage.
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ALEXANDRIA, March 40.
Extraetot a letter firm Leghorn of the
.-- - 09d nAeenher -

:23d December.
"Eam now much more afraid Of our
having a war with France than with En-
gland, for We hear by this days mail,
that upon cur minister a. Paris sending
fourth note on the subject Of the seizure
Of Our goods, the French minister told
him, that iffAmerica had deckred uear q
so'nst England, Me goods rOnd tgnos
haze been aeised-that they were deter
mined to annihilate the British commerce
ifPossite-and that ifrue had hut our
Ports asainst theirfyade, as all the Eu.
repean powers have done, this svoud
not have taken place" [Quere: Win
our Embargo apprase his majessyf or
must we finally declare war IN his favor?
~>.: Salem Gaz.)
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former kingdom. In returN France is
to have Porto Rico and Cuba, and n
free trade with south America. Other
accounts meu,ion that the, queen Of Etru-
ria is,to be put IN possession Of Portugal
a. guardian to her infant son. -.
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Ills said that the prince Of A.turia.
sto be declared sovereign Of both Spain
and Portugal, his father abdica,ing the
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-04-01

Ieis said (saya a London paper) that
Bonaparte has declared his intention of
passing a Degree, according to which all
neatrals entering French ports are to be
detained until a general peace.
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Pubic Sale.

TNObe sold II public sale, On Fri
day thea5th of November next,
iffair, ifnot, he next fair day, atshe
late dwelling house of Christopher
.VanaaAt, decessed, four miles from
Shepherd Town md adjoining Capt.
jAhfaham Shepherds, III die personal
estate ofsaid deceased, consisting de
Horses and cattle. among which. ars
seyeral valnable Hlilch Cows, 4 large
Aock Of Sheep. anurahef Of fat Hogs.
q parcel Of Wheak and RYE, 4 quantity
Of Corn ID the heap, abous thirty.fss
acres of grain ID he ground, u Wag-
gon and Gears, 4 Cyder Mill, aud i
numberef tight casks, Farming Uteus
sils, Deal and aeveralv aiGable Beds,
Household apd Kitchen Futniture,
and many other aslicles 600 tedious p
mention. Nine months credit viii d
given onnote with approved security.
The saleso begin at nine O'Clock, when
| the terms viii be made knownby Il
BENJs- CO MEGYS, Exssassr.
NeoeMber4s leO6.
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Pubic .Sale.

TN obedience 10 % order bf the
j county Court Of Berkeley there
will Be sold by public sale, on .edneS-
day the i6ih inst. Il thu plantatiop of
John Potts, deceased, late Of this
County, II the personal Estate Of the
said Potts, deceased, consiasing ofone5
negro Man, one negro Girl. Horses,
Cows, Hogs, Housed hold and Kischea
Furniinfe, Farming Utensils, some
Corn, &c. Nine months credit VIII
81 given, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security. The ssle %
begin & ten |, clock, where dur 1tten.
dance yin be given by
a9 q io S4E !'T1,sSSI
November 3, isos
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R0DERf PACE =
CHARLES MAGILL. -
ALFRED n. POWELL $3.50 -
0BED WAITE, mi
Nosembsr !. 1908. :,
BE Ca,,..tiosss.
!, HEREBY forwarn IN pgys6n

u Shas,esvef from purchasing ~
80 ygs 1y ltlele
Or eommod Silhout Inyconsenk heiDe
FIRST obtained q writing - And more
especially I desire ihafnp person shait
sell them any spirituous liquor.
Those who offend aesinse this n0tice,
may test assured that ! mn Cd The
sDsfrh, md thar I am determined 10
prosecute al offenders with The utmost
rigour oflaw.
MAGNtJS TATE.
Novedhber 1905.
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1s1kuAbLE.
IAADs 81 5flLLs cor SAkE.
ON CRRDIT.

ON CNkDkI.
Pursuant 70 ! decres 6f the Chancery
District Court holden q Ssapnton
pronounced On lhe 4sh dry Of April.
: 1905 ina suit therein depending
between Jsmes Purvis, conPlaia-s
nm, and ths Executors md Heirs
of John Donaldson, decd and o.
thefs, defendants-wiLL N Ex-
u POSED TO SALE, on the premises,
on the rad day Of December NEXT.
EOuR ACRES 0F.LAND, si,.
i uase IN Berkeley County Virqinia.
IN the neighbonrho6d Of Gerrards, Or
Middletovn, s6joinjnk de lands Of
the late William Baldwin, Isaac M.
Kown md others, being . valuable
MilLscite, With D Mill shereon-
1his tract, with de Mil, viii b sold
By the undersigned Codimissioners,
% The hishest bidder, On The foIIoW-
ing credit, . vii: One third of the
p1rchass money 70 bepaid It the end
cfeos feaH, iron the,1ay q s6le--onn
Other bird d the end 81 tR0 years
from the day of sale- -and therelaip.
ing; ,hird .at the end Of three yesi1
fr6a the day Of sale. All ouch pey-
ni6uts 10 81 vel secured BY bond Mifh
approved security, and also alien On
the property.
ALso, 90 the 34th day Of Decem-
Der nex, win b. sold, By the sane
commissioners and on the same credit
iTRACT Of LAND, sitsate u
Preisfick County, Virginia, On boih
iides 6f Opiquon Greek. adjeinine
Ssasefs and Japas Liken's containi19
fly nd one haleacres, with ! value
BE MkacBAHr MIiL and oshsr In.
provemeufsf tkereon--The ssle 10
take place On The prsmises, md dc
peynent 70 Be sec6red % shave mem !.
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80 ~ E I. ~ 4
Nj 4 t1tA. nyl sttiead.. .. siss1,i.ss
ea<1fnuiedfE ~ -. lgbseee fsant tAes..
y Der a hes they ~ h s1b.'sacc d.
win sute for hilh q he least Il two esilA low
.stesy common b TIN i ~ happened - many
n 20. You ina guss s,n cIss2aidaie canncs
su.csesi- he leaves he hpncA md IN ikerefoee
choose which youi;ke hest Il lie bslnnce s.
81 b WitA the AdefSlistS, They eanhoE knse .
ledersl president deinp cpssineis saees = esee,
and thcy have pitched upon NJ. Mouroe =
nian II - nssch ErnsNess, jnsfice, srriehtzess,
nsd isissriey that they are les a6faid % trust
thcuscives with him tkan with ooe whom fksy
kshirss VII y governed D. stk@s. D this good
cause Tor voting against Mr.. MOngOei HIT Be
shenitis ~ IL fFss fisse u he shaf he go
sitsss ~ GOD qaaltiss hae stsod is he wy for
weall remember BE vas diegracedin a7s]s ~
sh:r ihaadc what he thought wrong !
i cAnnct help reInarking how sGange 4 d,
~ agsinst Mr.. Monroe. n We Ire 10 believe
item, Nh Madissg was once ) (edv1iisb for
hey ~ % in theit piblc address. But Mr..
Eadison,s ffiends viii not believe this. Why
then believe the other Judge from the conduct
q both men and never mind the federalists. II
hey are sometimes designing men - some have
enpposed, '6s not possi6le % say when they ore
oPase not Il their tricks and ~ detesmning
elueysto votsseainsa them. you may pesAaps
81 da1 orethee b ea,tuittsd. - ss3s...ts
n 10 s. candid my friends 4 hare 4sonle ehjec-
tionsSto Mr.. Madison but tis unnecessary 10
mention them It's sufAeient thatI Eke Mr.
Idonroe better, fmy reasoas hr. 8 d6inr are
good He = better calculaied Cor the rough
weather which threatens us than Mr.. Madison.
He has always hraved the storm, whereas Mr..
MadisonE whether from the amiable and peace
fil temper he possesses, Or from some other
canse kas generally retired little i'll 10 @.
verify val passed over. lmean not 10 ideforate
from his merits. have cften heard them e..
tolled, and hase offen adHAired hin talsntse--
But ever one who kneus M. Monroe, knows
ID peat1w 6tness for ! pot which requires
frfsaess md deeisiea. r. II 1T e.
nut his election = more important hscsnseit
isprobable hewill accommodate ON. aifairs with
thsn a present. TheembarKo goej hard wifh
some parts ofthe country. AoNeSsr ffuperthe
measure may b. this must be a1mitted We
End L has nj answered ne end yet, md 4 d
Reuerally thought that We ought 10 lo6k out ior
eomethinR else. Mr.. Madisdn and those Who
voted for the embargo cannot % this, Our q.
tlation i unchaneedi md " TIE embarKU wa
ever proper It's sin 20 !: 4 mr. rate those Who
pot Ion cannot take h OF consistenfly: % that
II Nj. Madisona - elected the embargo may BE-
apermanent measure and fso what WIN become
q u smisa and ofspublieanisn, e Mr.. Mon
roe uammeled inthc saEne way Dyno means.
rested vieN ofour situation win adopG Tie most
hoparable measures pfredresa II On . revisi.
On 81 the embrgo laws they shah be found skill
nscessny md proper, h u % Be presumed BE
win adyOcate TIER ccmfinuance. hit Rthey
shal Be found 70 - preindicial - Aillsr ~
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Jamss Quinn, deed. Iossph Ming.
hinni- and Luxe Teftnan.
TAKE NOTICE,
THAT on he fsnfh day D. DecSm-.
Der nexs aflsr ne dais, Asreef
infen3 b tale ihe depesitions ef Tho.
mas SAarp, sen. Henry Millsy, IN. !,
ana Liske Renfons, ii fAe Assss ~
spAich M. Ihss 7abk nsw resiass.i'
in the issps 81 J4artinsbase. esaAfgec
Berkeley, md cossmonspeallk ef ".
PIMA, 70 Bere1d IL epidesce On shst,ial
effhe .uii IN Chanceyy, IrosRhf dsi1a
ssev depending IL iAe County Esnsf ia
Berkeley, l,kerein i an Compidindss
and you he said Deais Cahil. 1ciiag
ex'r. sf yames Srinn, dtc,k yoseph
MinghinninnaL Ga Tsrnan are neEsa-
danfs. Sad dspesifisns % te tdisR ty
virtue ef 4 ton,nissien issned il said !.
ssit JIsm. ihe Csnaty Caaute Bsrlelsy
tsr dat ba,pese. d
1enrs, SC. .3ts..
ALERT STEPHEM
November q. 1908.
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merican. 80 s. p 80 81 IS.
. Some say Re has SURRENDERED oar rights z
need not investigate this question Ask the PFC
sidsnt Al M IefIerson He tells Won h
q thankfal - Msssrs Monroe md sPinckney. fur
their patriotic exertions. Ask the senate. They
tsll you Nj. Pinckne9ss conduct land hi5 afid
II. Monroes was tie same) 1rends9 him wor.,
shy ofbeing made minister 10 o. B&-if AIrllon-
roe had betrayed his country and surrendered
her rights, do you think Mr. jefferson would
have spplauded himi In MI. Pinckney had uni.
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HAaKs OF sHE MAINE, Feb. %,


Accorj pg 10 private tst'ers from lone
,he Pope is soon expected TO leave 'aat G.
IS. In consequence Of orders from 'hs
Aulic council OF ear at VisnDa, : reg S. "
frontier troops Called Croats and raw
dours) are TO be asss ib!ed 10 order 10 lo'"
gordon 90 the Turkish fron,ls's' 10 ei''
ics'lly should take place in the sP' '0eo %.
tween The Turks and tie Russians. nI'
Gordon will 10 the whole consist OF 10, Wv
meu, and be commanded BY 'hs archduA'
Ferdinand, second brother to her mHJssV
yhe empress, aud uoder him coant bel'''
grade. With respect TO The arrival OF 'o'
Acct 81, Toulou, and its sailing aGslo' ~
thing further is Known with cer'a'c'y'
ROuE, .Fej. ?.
Yesterday corps Of Freucb inIao, ny
uuder the command of general Ni'on'''
took possession OF the Castle OF o'' n.y.
10. The bcs, understanding preva"' = =
tween the troops ADD the inh'bltan's'
troops of his holiness DO duty as 81 ~
REV. 5.
Yesterday morning ea,ly general M eooo
entered this city a, the head OF . .. and
m-n. The guard houses at INC a. c'Ioo,,
the principal guard at the Plaza y '' ,s."
and the others, were imm'o'a's7 ;, va,
possess sion Of BY the French troops, IL hi,
also The castle of ST.. Angelo. -" ,vah.
was donz in the utmost sood o'us iran.
out auy Disturbances, sod me sa ;,h, bi.
Guilty still continues, who" w s,,;o bya
,ao,s are strictly enjoaed TO {" Today
proclamation from hi, holIness' Ain 5csa
al, the gates except three have
occupied by the Papal troops
sraAssusoH, HS. =. s a,,t.
Letters franz Toulan bflos -" ..;o(o!ced
ant advice, sha, the aes' 'nsfe'
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NAass, Feb. $.

Tar:cua movements have been observed
within few weeks, among The French
troops 10 this kingdom. The number OF
the Frenehtroops in the Ecclesias'cals'a'e,
10 Aocono, Ci,lts Vecchia, and other ma.
RHINE places, may b. estimated at 80 OO'
men. The regiments of 'pfaouy and Ca
VARY that have catered Rome amount 10
10000 men.
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CONFERENCE.-The. 1on &c

VIII SollCluQe lDiS Gay.
toNsTANTlNoPLr, Tqn 90
The Archipelago is sill covered w,.
British sQuaarons, which obsruc, 81 n,4.
and navlgasiou.. Admiral ColiogwooJi.
himself before Cerigo; another division
OF the Feet appears 10 Intend 40 attack,
The Kaimazan of The Sublime Porte,
Egypt seid Mehmed Aiy, ia couseq,eoe.
of the obsiioa.- resistance q one B,oba,
chi, who has ia:tenched himself IN his ov,
house. ADD hitherto dshed all the tore. h,,
can be brought against him, and by III. e.
travagsn, demands of the Arnso,s (ALs.
nesc) has been Obliged to throw himself
toto the citadel of Caro- 70 wal. for rein,
iorceaents and the issue of The ueeo,ia.
lions &c has eotered in'o with he beys, Of
whom Schahim bey, (whorn the Kamakau
has sPpoiu'ed to The goveromen. of;G,A
and Kayum1 E}h b-y. o,mlo Bird /. by
and lbraham hey, have already concluded
separae convection, with hln. The sapl
tai is in very distressed state, as the Sr.
ishprsyens the approach by sea Of any
thing, aod al! communication with Upper
Egypt. The inundaIen of the Nile wu
likewise by 10 means sc abundaa, as 10 re.
1quisite. On The 2o.h OF JsOasrya fsc
b. eke Oh, o the suburbs Of GaIato, which
destroyed 100 houses; smother Ere broke
cut on the sams@dAy in the vicinity Of tho
arsenal.
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LETTER
FROM 1nR. MONROE,
70 THE SECRETARY or STATE,
nATED,

k Dated
RIcHNosD, February B.. 1903.
Accompanying the message of the President
of the u. States, to Congress, on the I'D
March.
TcoNrINuEn.1
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defence 70 be occasionally read IT,,
ms orother r and BY gen. Mead. ss'. I, y
general at length resumed his arlv sa. The
and strongly commented on the ' a, task,
which the charges had been s,nro ,a''aer in
~ direct and clr.umstantial evidence wv, net
ey the opinions Of individuals and na U"l.Oat
OF conversations. He then entered I'M" a'a'ises
count OF the whole transactions rss, "a &C.
Monte Video, in which he had been - opsS
ed, the circumstances Of which have ho.,ia
fore the public. oeeN be.
Alter having detailed those mater, N
served that he had the satisfaction Of - ="
that he acted from the best of hi, ;nI ',H'iss
and that his cause WAS in the hands Of NV" "'
petent and honorable tribunal, who won,S 1V "a
regard prejudice and decide with tm, b uS'
justice. Some written documents wers - aug
read respecting the correspondence be,w .,eA
Gen Whitelock and the other comman' ssa
employed in the expedition, and the con-,
iourne,Ftill 10 o'clock this day. die
- -3arch Is
The court proceeded tbs DAY, and
nearly as much crowded as YESTERDAY ".'
examination of col. Bourkc to x place ,rb Aa
seemed likely to last for considerable t;"'
and there is no reason to believe tina, tbs 49,
will conclude this day.
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49, .~--~
NEW YORK, Apraas.
Late Foreign News.

From Lonion haters TO March l5th, received
--.-Me office Of toe Mercantile .1dOert,ser by the
ab;h 7 Suro
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Beef Stake and oyiler House:
REVIVED, by
GEO K G. T. p I Z.

EROM the repeated and slIatere sohcIt@-
! tons Of his real tr,ents, anc ether tran-
sient, respectable characters, WHO Visited tis
house when occupying tie above tavern, i.e
with much pleasure, informs tien, that II
has been completely repaired and napiols
ments added, SO as 10 make Ii coHltort~tte ana
convenient to the weary traVeliel-rStiica "a
partments for the philoscrer, or lnan Oh ousi-
ness--an extensive view Of that btaiil.a.
islaqS, belonging to Generai john Mason II
YER Potomac, &c. A coplous and elc,o.h g3r-
den, with rural and pubiic walks a!id silofs,
for the Responding lover to meaitate On tie
object of his anections-and ti,e blan OF plea
sure 10 pass away many dull shd tedious
hour And Ats Being III the centre OF the
town, near the banks and other Offices, ar.d
The nearest tavern to commercial characters.
renders his situation more convenient to Tx
platter, f.rmer. and nan of business; anQ
gives it a decided preference over am ottc.
Ito w!.lich add tie keeping OF good md d
ten,iye servants; tie best oilcgulaslons III us
houss; liquors equal TO ally Ia the Inion:
good beds, wholse-olne, diet, moderate char
qes, and determinat;os 10 Use every EXERT
Oh III Els power t' .jifE ne'iN'et o'.'ioi"e'i''-3
he fatters iiI,self that he x';dli meet with that
support from generous and discerning plE-.
&c which his attention and merit may sntiii@
him to.
c. Gentlemen, and those who act $.
SUCH, may be accommodated with Nystcr
Slippers, at sixty-two and belt cents e.ci,, ct
any honn in the night, in parties rel less than
four in number-!j hss. thcv viii be charged
with tonr suppes,
AS the ensuing races arc expected to be.
more respectable that forrreriya all gentlemen
sportsmen may dercN. or being accommodate
cd with pood stahliog, care:ul hos'ers. tie
BEST Of hay, horse fed Of every description,
and every attention paid to their nass, allies,
&c.
Private stables for two er. three running
horses, with accommodations for groofns, &c.
e.. 2.
October Ia DIST lawn
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October Ia

dad snsn:edsate Yossess:es g'vcnJ
MAR THE EXTREMITY or THE rAvEAEsT'
On Prince Sfrees
a TWO. STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
n an elegant garden, and ali necessary
buildings thereto, complete: TIC premises
occupy one half acre of ground, on ore OF the
best situations and best constructions, squallcd
by few, tif any exceeded by none IN Alexsn
dria Of its size; it Mas alsoa pump of excl
lent water, approved Of by the best Judges,
besides we'll in the garden tor It's exclusive
Sc, and is every way calculated toaccommo-
date a genteel family, from such a moderate
rent wilib taken.
Nov building and will be ready
to RENT about the first Of Angus, FOUR
HOUSES, on Washingson-street, the stu
atoms are good, and the buildings will be We.
~ convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or public business and a House or
two, near afessrs. Marsteuer and Young's
wharf.
For termsspply to,
Re5e7s Byoeket.
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