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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23

1t gives US pleasure to state that aefni-
tive arrangements have been made for the
execution OF that part OF the Jrcatc with
Cripoli that relates to the Ex-Bashaw.
His fnmily have been liberated, ana sailed
from lripoli on the 18th Of Ocs Carving
with them their properly, their slaves, and
a present from the reigninS to the cxilcd
brother Nat Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23
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TOBIAS LEAR.
Decem5er IL 1eoz

DtCtHIOeF II IbU1.
> we have this moment heard by Az
arrival from Leghorn, that the sch. befor.
mentioned mas arrived in Naples, having
been retaken by the captain and mart nf
he Crew left on board, who threw overheard
our OF the captors, and put four others 10
the boat TO shift for themselves.
have myself received no advice of this.
and on application TO the Dey, who first sent
me the information, he assures ms that il
shall not alter the arrangement made ves-
terday, and that our vessels may navigate
without fear or moestation.
At present all their cruisers are in port.
have the honor to be, &c.
TOBIAS LEAR.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23

The foI owing article is taken from late
number of the Paris Argus, and shews
the l:ghtin which the conduc. Of the Bri-
tsh government is there viewed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-23

Extract ~ letter from an American Vice.
Consul IN Spain, dated Oct. ID
"Withont any of your esteemed fayors.
the purpose oft present is tn inform YOU.
that large frisate, brig and seven small
Ter vessels like bombkerches, all AIgerines,
armed III war, nave appeared OF this coast,
a few days since, and continue cruising be-
tween Adrs and the Cape. They have, as
reported here, already picked up some small
vessels under Portuguese, Sardinia, and
Jerusalem coiors, and sem them for Orau
and Algiers. The frigate is the one they
nave taken some time ago from the Portu-
gueSe."
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-28

A spirit we have long feared would
be shewn by the inhabitants of the Or
leans territory, manifested itself in de-
bate in the legislature Of that territory
on the bill to improve internal naviga-
ton. To understand the force Of the
remarks 1t may be necessary to observe
that a company was Incorporated about
three years ago for opening the Canal
Of Carondalct and Bayon St. John. and
other waters. The above bill went to
repeal the charter so far as respects
the Bayous on the west side Of the Mis-
sissiPpi. The arguments that we parti-
cularly mean to notice were supported
by very great majority Of the mem
bers, and VIC believe are unprecedented
IN this or any other country.
1t was cOntended that the legisla-
ture had a right to pass such laws as
they thought fit, and had no power to
controul them-thc constitution of the
United States did not extend to this
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-28
/ 3Ss }

She knows that it is not the sea, but
the land, that produces wealth and the
merchant OF America, who is scarcely
more than factor or carrier of the
goods OF other nations, does little indeed
whilst his capital is thus employed for
the permanent wealth and benefit of his
country.
Destroy this traffic: cut off Ameri
ca from your supplies, and you drive her
to the substitution OF her own industry
and ingenuity: you force her upon
ways and means of her own : YOU strike
at her latent qualities and if she once
learns to supply herself (and necessity
Will quickly teach a lesson, upon which
fortune and providence have never
tailed to smile your market and future
traffic with her Will be lost to YOU for
ever. She will have manufactures other
owns and your customer will prove
your rival.
Peace with America will as certainly
give all the continuing benefits Of the
one, as war viii both take them away &
supply her with future means of doing
without them.
Let US then have peace with Anne
tica, and though the whole continent
be shut against US, she can give us
ali the raw articles we want, and con-
sumo them all when we have worked
them up.
We want nothing from any other
The tar, hemp, turpentine, and iron Of
America, are ten times cheaper and bet
ter than those of the Baltic
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-28

no other source than in an ardent feel
ing tor the good of our country.
Peace with America, close coni1nc-
ton OF interests, confederacy offriend-
ship, family compact of union, is the
most desirable of all possible events
that could occur in Great Britain at the
present moment.
The war has now ceased; and. as
Ear as the conflict of armies is concern
ed, the sword is sheathed. The CONT
mental confederacy is split and bulged
to its lasttimber and in that state Of
decomposition and wreck, that no dex-
terry can promise itself to put it again
together.
= There is but one power on the CONT
nent OF Europe; and bat one power up
on the seattle Leyiathan of the land.
and the Leviathan of the waters.
In this state of things, America is,
beyond doubt, the third and next
great power of the world. She has
grown TO it by her industry, and under
the encouragement Of Heaven and we
cannot prevent it.
A nation of eight millions Of people,
upon bOundless continent; with two
immense oceans rolling on either side
which connect them easily with every
part Of the world that is not their own;
such nation, in the present state of
things, is q political phenomenon
From habit, from common growth,
from reciprocal descent, from a pre-
jUdicc arising from wants and habits
Of the same sort she belongs to Us, and
nothing but our own folly can ALLEVIATE
her.
Such nation as this war can neither
cripple nor throw back-Dcsrov her
trade and you do an essential service to
her, but an ;rreParable injury to Yourself
She is a continent: commerce is no.
thing to her: We must not think every
national good to be found only in the
price current.
The mercantile interest Of America,
forms but very small part of the inter
est OF the whole. There is an interest
Of soil as well as the sea. America
will not debate herself for traders. She
encourages them, because she lives and
profits by their industry but be assur-
cd she hates and is guarded against
the well known rl6ebDess of their feel
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-28

country-no courts could declare their
acts unconstitutional, and congress had
no other Controul over them. than
voice IN confirming the appointment Of
councillors, which belonged exclusively
to the senate.
The treaty of cession had secured
certain privileges among which was
the one COntended for and it was ask
ed 1t the council who passed the act Of
incorporation had the power of grant
ing charter that could not be abro.
gated
6 1t was argued that this legislature
had right to repeal any charter, and
an uncomfortable power over acts hi
therto passed. 1t would not be denied
that the power that created could de-
strOy; and as TO unconstutionality or IL
legality, such thing did not exist, as all
power and all right conferred in the le-
8islature,
he opposition took the ground of
the unconstitutionality Of the law-1t
strikes at the vital principles of the So
cial compact, destroys all confidence.
and Prostrates all right. The legisla-
ture had granted a charter to a COM
pany for improving Inland Navigation,
that charter was a solemn compact
entered into by the territory and the
company-a compact that could not be
legally abrogated, unless there was some
omission some noncompliance on the
part Of the comparative this the
case On the contrary, acting in full
confidence on the plighted faith of gov
eminent, they had already expended
10000 dollars on internal Improvement.
Pass the bill on your table, and what is
the consequence ? individuals are
ruined, the faith OF the government,
solemnly pledged, Is violated, and your
citizens becoming bankrupt in fortune,
leaves the territory bankrupt in reputa-
ton.
&c On the question shall this bin pass?
1t was taken by the yeas and NAYS as
follows Yeas, Messrs. Bouhguy,
Bsanque, Bernard, Declouct, Favre,
Gurchard, Gonsoulin, Hebert, La
branche, Qrthega, Robin, and Thibo-
deaux-12.
Nays, Messrs. Birney, Bauvois,
D'Orcie~e, Hughes, Ker and LacroiN
q"
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-04-28

Communication fJ1m Washington, Ia the
Edit2t ofthc United Suites Ga2ette.
Wednesday, April 6.
Three days have now been spent al
most wholly on the army bill. 1t pro
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NOTICE..

The subscriber informs the public, that ne
"Reminiscences and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner of Prince and Fairfax streets,
s. STILLS of all sizes, commonly used Tor
disti.ling grain or fruit. ,,,.nr
A general assortment Of TIN ware.
B sSHEET.IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind of PLUMMING IWORK Ell
Their for Ssitis or Buildings, done In the best
manner. -,,,,,Y,ec
in all its branches is carried on. under the dl-
rection Of Mr.. HILLIAM sFLET'CH ~,
who has had many years experience, ana as .
workman, is exceeded by few.--As the Brass
founder business is partnership, application
must be made to William Fletcher, who VAN
undertake to make CRATES Handsomely
ornanented with Brass, agreeable 70 any pat
tern or price, and will execute the work 70 te
very best and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms. -, 49, IS
The highest price given for ttd lolaq1s''
Brass, Pewter, Lead and IRON.
George M'Munn.
CaEoher IL
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T % d T. It.


A large two story Brick House, plea
sanity situated for a dwelling, with spacious
garden belonging to it. The rent will be vc-
ry low to pnnctual tenant.
also to let ON grouud-renr yor ever,
Several valuable building Lots, on the west
ern extremity of the town. These Lots front
. on Duke-street extended, and are exempt
from Corporation taxes. Terms will be mado
known by application to the subscriber, who
requests all persons indebted to him by open
account, prior to the first Of April last, to
call and settle the same by payment or notes,
before the first day, of January next as no
further time can be allowed; and any persons
who have like claims, against him. are desired
to exhibit them for payment before that date.
Archibald NIL can.
: November l5.s },fls sfstf laWSt ~
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e. City Tavern and Hotel,
II LIZ II Nd RIA:
AT THE SIGN OF THE GRAPES.
WILLIAM CATION,


From the Cry Of .snnahohs, 1daryland}
IN ESPECTFUI4LY informs his FRIENDS
N aud the PUBLIC in general, that he has
taken that jRstly celebrated INN, in this city,
called The CITY TAVERN and HOTEL,
lately in the possession Of Mr.. Jain Gadsby.
He hopes. by assiduity and attention, to give
the greatest satisfaction to every person, as
No exerrions on his part shall be wanted to
keen up the high character which this Ia
vern has, as being one of the best IN the U'1t-
=, and assures them that he will always
.hav. an assortment of the best liquors and
good waters. $,
travellers and others will meet with good
ACCOMMODATIONS at the above house, on rea-
'''' Paarders are taken BY the day, week
'''I rP The papers from all the sea-ports on 9
.hs - eminent are regularly taken and HE'D at
.hs coefae- House, adjoining the tavern, ana
go s,'s for the use of strangers. S. d, IS
" " suppers can be had from SIX 70 3 twelve
oselock n the evening, at short NOTICES
from one to twenty. ,,.s
November IS.
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Wa1bangton and Alexandria l11y'.-
pike COMPANY.

r>FIE Stockholders of the Washington and
Alexandra Turnpike Company are here
hy notified that the FOURTH Inatalnent OF len
Dollars OF, each share is called for by the Pre-
sirent and Directors of the said Company, and
IS rca,iireo tobe paid to Charles Page. Trea-
surer, in Alexandria, on or before the l4thday
Of December next, agreeable to an act OF Con-
press, entitled 6 An act for the establishment
Of Turnpike Company in the county OF A.
Iaxandrla. in the district OF Columbia.
iBy order OF the Directors,
G.. DENEALE, President.
November ID.
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IOIiN u. LADD,
Has FOR Sale,

Has FOR sale,
60 bales German Linens, confilt-
:ar Of brown and white Rolls, haxen Osy.a-
burghs, hempen T:cklenburghs, Burlaps,
Checks ard Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankeen
RUSSIA Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
so bags of black Pepper OF the best qua
lily, an& VII! be sold very low
Sugars and cofcc
60 hhds Moiasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
10. French Brandy
Z do Jamaica Spirits:
A quantity OF soal Leather, Shoes, Spesa
maciu and Tallow Candies, Cheese, &C.
April q.
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go TO RENT.

TIME subscriber offers to rent for one 70
more years, adjoining the place where
on he, now lives, Blacksmith s shop, with
complete set of Tools, a Dweliis 3 House in
comfortable condition, calculated for .; fami-
,ly, together with between three and four acres
.ofvery rich land.-From several years cxpe-
rierice, can with truth declare, that there
can BE no better stand for = blacksmith than
the one now offered TO let: So b Il! u
Thomas =. Moreland. -
Maryland, Broad-c Greek, isWn
December 9.--fl5:J "a Il :.
NIB, If don't rent the Ere stanA
will give coed wages tie Z young naAni
with afaniiy.
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FOR SALE.

oa board the Sloop Juliet, Captain foS VS.,
Z from Newport, now lyiag at Hartsnorne :
wharf
Island Potatoes, Grcenng ApP'es' 49,
Cheese. Onions, New-England ku'le @e
Ass'' '''''s' ; John 6. Laid.
November 3.
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Sales at Vendue.

|oa every T tuesday and Friday,
JszTLL BE SOLD s S.
$ ,hr yenaae Store, corncrof Prince ana
h Water streets.
i gdr :ssy al D,y Gocds. Groceries, s5e.
z p.,4;cujars Of which will be expressed N
rs mis- Of the siay--All kinds Of goods
81. .'S;s q. are on limitation and the prices OF
,hich are established, can at any time De
.;rr I've and purchased at the lowest Limitation
ne prices.
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REMOVAL.
1ofeph III. Vaudeville,

fOfeph III. Vaudeville,
M. ,e,'oned h;s afore 10 the Briek House zuY..
n orexnied IN Lenis De6lOiis, ESQ corner !.
Y;up and U,iou. atreets--Wdere he he. a.
hmm ami o,g;... f., Soie-
1000 bushels Lisbon SALT.
;yernool cnarse and fine do.
Rrown SUGAR in hbds. and biIs,
Ioaf and ,,r,, do.
MOT AccEC; r. MAJ
creen coFFFF n bap, and bis.
In,ner;ar =
u..ra TEAs
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SATURDAY, NovEMBER 26, 1903.
lust RE EIvED

JUST RECEIVED B
Far Sale al r. GHAY's bookstore, Alass-
Street
TIE POWER OF REL.IG!IA1N,
.Onthe mind. il, retire ment, afi1iction and At
the approach Of death.
Exe1nplified in the testimonies ana exPclis
ence Of persons, distinguishsdby their Great
ness, learning OF virtud.
IT'S Immortality -'tis that alone 80
Amidst life's pains, abasements, empu-
ness, 80 =. 81 s. Z, 81, !,
4" The Soul Dan, comfort, elevate and f.l.
YoUE0.
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lust PUBLISHER,

.ssd fer Sale al
ROBERT GRAY's HOOh--sS OkE.' \
RING .sTREErs ALEXANDRIA,
The Reyiicd Code, Volume Il.
Containing a collection Of all such Laws OF
As General Assembly Of Virginia, OF pub
lic and permanent nature, as havepassed SINCE
The session, 1901
Prsee, neatly oo,nd and ictscred, SO.
XDELINE sMOsVRRAy--Or the Mothe
{ and DAUGHTER. Tale, ia 2 vols. by Mrs
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the CIyTER, in FIVE Lectures upon the
Art s.ld Practice of Cutting Friends, Ac-
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so eenYs.
q - Crtoi,er I'll
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b. Ifl.DLEY MURRAY.

From the thirteenth English edition, eHlarg-
ed and improved by the Author.
Price Aandson,ely bossMd and letfered, 0eHaT.
REcoMMExDATIoNs OF THE ABOVE WIZ
:" We have had frequent occasion to speak
of the diligence, good sense, and good inteh-
lions, of Mr.. Murray |; and We congratuiate
him sincereiyon the success OF this particular
work. We announce this edition, because the
alterations and additions are so considerable,
that it is rendered almost new WORK
Rritish Critic, Jaly 1901.
uTbc CYAN n,es which Mr.Murray has here
selected, and the jndicious reflections WHICH
accompany them, are such as can scarcely iaii
TO make the best Impressions, and 70 PFouuce
the best effects, on all who read them with at
,ent;on. The present edition OF this excel
iayt publication, which has been long Known
and commended, is enlarged by the addition
nf twenty-five new characters, hlling nearly
one hundred pages.
.4nti-Jaeobin Reuissv, Jan. 1904.
uWe have received the tenth and last edi-
finn Of this valuable work. The improve.
,nents made in it, will appear from the authors
odue,tisemenl. We can only add to this ac-
count of the present useful volume, our nope
that # will be extensively circulated among
our countrymen.
- 7ne .Gmerican Reuiew y Literary Jon'7'al,
for July, august q Setfen6e'', sol. q
ON reviewing this book, in its improved
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h;gh,v interesting--the style correct and neat
and the general tendency of the work such
as induces us strongly to recommend Is' espe-
,;a,lv 10 Young readers, who love entertain
went MINGLED with instruction"
Epangel;eal Magazine, Oct. 1901. 8
u1,he r.Did sale Of this small but valuable
co,,ertion, has anticipated the commentator
we are DESTROYS to bestow. In an exemPlh-
cation Of more than seventy remarkable cha
rac,cr.. many striking examples are exhibited
which. IN the cuiet hour. of reflection, man
contribute to arrest the careless and wander
ing; to animate the sincere and virtuous; ana
to convince or discoun;enance those who nave
been unhappily led to oppose the highest
truths" Gentienaan's Magazine, Nop. iSo'.
Coldsm;th's Grammar of Geography.
p:he,s Arithmetic, large and small.
HYMNS and Spiritual Songs. :.
School Rihles and Testaments, Spelling
nool,.. Primers, Bonnet Boards Writing
Paper.
The l7tl, number DIR. Ree's new Cyciope.
Ola.
| October 90.
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November
FOR SAFE,

~ sb.,es of Potomac Bridge Stock. 8,
10 dos Alexandria and Wasnins'o' 49,
sittS. III
S do L;ttlc River Turnpike Road CO.
81 do Marine Insurance DO.
BsIoSsine is the estate of John We''s.
r. I. Taylor. Exr.
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Cottonl and Stewart
INNS: ;ust hnbiished tsseir

HoUc ;usf fliibsshess l:.:elr
ALMANAC for 1909.
~, =, mo, ereai deal Of useful and enter
.,;ning matter. For sac BY the tnoussna'
stoss, or single one: In, 49,
q new. Novel, tY Mrs. Plunkctt, llasc
Mas Counting entitled
- 7sals Exsss 81 .Eran.
October 6. -----------
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Iulf received and for Sale by
the Subscriber,

Iu1t received and tor Sale by
the Subscriber,
A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF ~.
Mems coarse and fine SHOES, very
large.
Womens and Misses Morocco and Lea.
ther do.
Bows coarse and fine do.
Chiidrens Morocco aud Leather do OF all
sizes.
A quapsity Of CHEESE that he can re-
commend.
Table FISH.
New England CIDER in barrels.
2& s threaded COTTON for netting,
CRANBERRIES, BETS & POTA-
TOES in bills
And other articles as usual.
Thomas Patton.
The Subfcriberhas on hand,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
Suitable orthrap proacsingg Season,
That will be sold On rcas onablc terms.
4 bales blue KERSEYS..
do. beaver COATING.
/ do. narrow CLOTHS.
do. blue do.
~. : do. bleaches Scotch DOWLASS 3
.fLSO, on HAND,
MADEIRA WINE in Or. casks.
Cocoon inabags.
so hhds. Snrinarn NOLASSES.
QUEENS WARE in crates assorted.
SHOT in casks.
James Patton.
October 19. O.
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NEW NIL NE RY TORE.
MRS. LEWfS,
Has Just received an elegant assortment Of
nd ] II 4 m "a X Y.

Consisting Of
DONNETS, Caps, Head Dresses, Gold
- and Pearl Turbans, of the latest fashions
from England and Franc superb Trim
ings, Laces, and one hundred fine Straw Bon-
nets, ofyarious shapes, with variety Of Fan
Ecy Goods, which will be sold on moderate
terms, at her store, on King street, a few
doors above the Washington Tavern,
IT, Ladies Dresses and Peiices made In
the modern fashion, and materials furnished il
required.
November 2s. 3. S DIST. q
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Saddle and BYsdze found.

I WAS found, in the woods 'nearmy house.
Saddle and Bridle.--The owner may have
them on application to me and paying for this
advertisements.
John F. Smith.
November -. -
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From the thirteenth English edition, eRiarg'
ed and improved BY the Author.
Price Handsomely 6ossed and iettered, 0e4aT
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y KEN j,
A conyenlenttwo story Duelling House and
Store, situate on the corner of King and Pitt
streets, lately occupied by Mr.. John Ramsay
Also,
HE HOUSE on Fairfax street occupied
by Mrs. WILSON.
Apply to
Eliza Wilton, or
Robert I. Taylor.
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The subscriber meaning to decline the iay
Good business offers for sale, his entire Stock
on hand, rers cnoice assortment OF GooDo'
adapted to the present aud approaching sea-
sons The terms low, and the credit hoe
raj, for approved paper.
All those Indebted to me by open account,
are respectfully requested, if not convenient
now to pay, to come forward and adjust the
same By note.
Those Indebted to the late concern of Fen
nett and IVatts, are informed, that in conse-
onence Of the death of MIR. Watts, no further
Indulgence can be given. after the hrst-of ia
nuary ensuing-suits will then be ordered III,
discriminatory against adj who may not attend
20 this notice.
Charles Bennett.
September. IA eo6S
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TO RENT,
September IA

(Asd immediate POSSESSION g'Usn}
NEAR THE EXTREMITY OF THE PAVEMENT
On Prince Street.
s A TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
n. an elegant garden, and all necessary
buildings thereto, complete. The premises
occupy one half acre of ground, on one OF the
best situations and best constructions, equallea
by few, tif any exceeded by noaem alexan
dria Gifts size; 1t has also a pump OF sxeei-
lent water, approved of by the best Judges
besides a we'll in the garden for its exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toaccammo-
date a genteel family, from such moderate
rent viii be taken.
Now building and will be ready
70 RENT about the first of August, Fook
HOUSES, on Washington-street, the stu
et;ons are good, and the buildings will be ve'
s nv convenient and neatly finished, Tor private
families, or public business and House OF
Two, near Messrs. 11arsteNer ard Yo1nS, .
wharf.
For terms apply to,
Robert Broekei.
49, Gaxr