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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-20

,EHE SPIRIT OF CONTRADICTIONS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08
TO THE CITIZENS OF VIRGINIA.

THERE is little necessity of enf3rcirg tins sen
timcrt by any observations o, by auv rgument--
Their owt example tcStitcs its truth Those tie
rocs and Segcs. the pride and glory OF Virginia
whose services have been emIher1y great an
extensively usaf al and who. with Justice. NAV be
considered ~ tho fathers f oar liberty. are now
revered and h0uC.cd TiCir example, the admi-
ration Of sn ,nvi9Us world, will ever uuiiEiten
and animate tic mind o: man Their memories
will be dear and .scrci IL Virginia, While f-e=
dom has an advocate, az yotfie las : friend and
as the pecjli4r privilege and reward OF digtin-
guiehed mer'.o titr, haze len 80 Their postceity
he cgtcy Of jhcir virtues IIeir cb.'draH's cf,l-
drcn, uNdatiugn .o,ed by ally talents or Iittues,
hat would eutu, t.'-u, 90 public respect D. irdi
vidual admiration, '',!e DCtn atii considered o :
possessing "cols. nt.ral cain 20 respect"
To celebrate tic memory Of Gic ill;lstrious
dead, IL then, one Gf jte most sacred duties tGat
devolyes on every Vi giJi.n l.iI with mingled
emotions OF pity adn,-st,Sa ani r"g~ct, ve ere
called tu deposit Tie remain. e aur dspaf G.,
PACE. with the coIsec.9tcI aches Of 0nr "
sons oar Henry shd cu. rend,.tya5 At the rc.
citd of his pure Snd pet i1;ic principles Es spc.
ess integrity ana unllcHishtd hoGor where l.
the Virglhlan, whose heart does not clate with
pleasure whose bosom does not swell With cor
sciOus pride 60 oHclain--" Aad lie too was 1sy
Countryman - Oh, venerable 81 ,de OF ne &c
pared PbCE, So honorable as Was t'iy iItc 70 70.
nOred be the recollection of il, rs resDec ole az
were thy pure and republican p~.Hc,rics, g. !cs
pected te the remembrance ct t3e.n Bel9yea
and hohorGd N lie, lamea.ed IN deegt, &C he de-
seconded TO tie Tomb, fl 81. yc'.5 ard f.' Of
honor; amid the applause Of 81, ddsnirrs world
\ and tho sweet smiles of an approving consclenee
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08
THE ENQUIRER.
I?EcHMoMD, M0VEIBER 8. 1905.
TO THE EDITOR or THE Enquirer.

TO THE EDITOR or TIE ENQUIRER.
Within few days. Sir, it will be known
to tho people Of the u. States whom they have
selected ~ the Chief Magistrate of the ma
fcn tor the nc2t four vears-'Ihis great e.
f"cf5on which has so long interested the cour-
Try and torn the republican party itself into
divisions, vii! soon be concluded. An imDor-
tant question will then occur ID The Ycpub-
licans, WHO have differed on this great mea-
sure; ms question Will soon comic home to
the "hrsincss and bosom" of every friend Of
the administration in the community. Per
nit ne, Sr Co anticipate the discussion of
this great topic ~ Offering few remarks up
on 1T at this early Stage of the business
/ hese remarks may not he without their i'm
mediate benefit in Virginia for when hey
snail be PIT to press the election i'll this state
viii be virtually concluded
The great question before me is, 7vhas is
the duEp Of fh9se rcfu6hcans 7eho haze Ink
cd their interests 10 those qfthe unSucce8qful
candidafes2
OF the result of TIL election, canot snf-
Ter myself 70 cn:crtain single doubt. The
pubic prints, the meetings of the people, the
sense OF the legislatures, Of the other re-
publican statesarc so nanv Conclusive piedg-
es or the popularity ard success or Mr.. Ma
Olson. nave none Of that secret informant
on which some gentlemen pretend to possess.
have no idea Of ajy mysterious arrange
rnents which may possibly have Seen made
at any time or place, to aid the election of
Nv Monroe. Ills enthusiastic friends gfTect
~ be sa"gf:ne in their expect ations end
shake their heads Wiih a3 much arrogant
presumption as ifthey ''scemed to shake the
tphcres. but am ca,ly apprehcnsivc, sir,
that thc>e gentlemen hav" been the mere
'ii'pes ct Themselves or OF each other; and
TIA, thc period is not far distant when they
i;c - djscoteT. that il would have bcsn far
bciitr ~ men, 10 nave drawn their CT cula-
u"ns fron nc open, broad day light q, facts.
e. have done, than from the twinklinS Ia
pr Ct ttcjr own delusive imaginations -
These fats5 30 not permit me TO doubt of The
result. Even though Ncw-York should sup-
port tie pretensions of Clinton, it is next to
a certainty Mr Madison will possess tri-
timphant majority Of the votes of the Electors.
Tho question then is simply this A.: What is
the duty Of those epublicans-those politi-
tians, that are the friends cf the measures of
che present adminlstraton--wh nave sup
ported the pretensious of Clinton and Mon
roe
I do not address myself to the federal par
", which certanly c5atains many honest,
many able, bat dcluded politicianS-for they
arc not Included IN ttc terms Of my PROPOSE
ton.
address myself as iistle to the Friends of
Che Minority wIthiu Virginia, vino have been
daaz Cd by the splendDur aud deluded by
tine eccentficity OF "a political Joce-in-the-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08

vocatcs OF their party but tonchee vitb The s,;.
az OF trGii., he h-s done justice TO the yisi IN
or ue administration, in the warmcst language of
ne p.ss'ons NH S. has long been one OF the a.
2iest s2ns etS. Carolina. The nsc,es of ]. o A.
dams, Sra., sud ". Smith. wiz e;nincii,ly ac-
A'ure me applause of theif country, from the
.J ~ ,"trepdity with which they have shaken
Why lave not the people of r richmond display
ca ,he same honorable perseverance in the es-
.aoi'sA'ment OF Domestic Manufactures, MS the CT
izens OF Charleston
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08

virtue OF deed OF trust, executed TO the
a subscriber, By Brett Randolph and David
Rattray, which is recorded in the district court of
Richmond, will be sold, to the highest bidder,
tor ready money, at POwlatan Court House on
Mondsythc 18Th day o. December next, the fol-
lowing SL.fPES, 10 wit Solomon, Sukey and
her chi!', Arthur and scipio, or SO many thereof,
IS vii; he sufficient TO raj sc the sum of T. sos with
interest thereon, from the I'd day of April last.
and the costs necessarily Incurred, by carving
the said rust into execution, which sum is due TO
Messrs. Ly lie, Scott and Saunders
NOV RICHARD B. GooDE.
NOV. D. Coaw4wJ
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08

NOR SALE, alikelyyoung mulatto WOMAN,
4 18years OLD, brought UP a Nurse & house
servant, in private family, IN the country a
mulatto NAN about al or 9, brought up as An ost-
Ter aud driver in :hc same family Also, q yalu
able and Wen broke MULES. Credit for 8. 4tbs
Of the value, and for ~ months will be given ON
receiving proper security. Apply to MIR Neil
mcCoull. NOV. g. T3v1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08
ELECTION OF E..EcrORs.

:. feste'T.ay, the General Election of Electors Of
PRESIDENT and Vice President OF the United
,t'tes, took place throughout this state We
ha'e iiot e"itl of,e result, except IN this city,
th'S COUNTY and our neishbor, Chestetneid The
'eSncr wa see tiSt MI. Madison has decided
i'9"r"v ehsve not the:sma:icst doubt, that
t'e Results wiil DC similar throughout, the Cu-.-
monwsaith
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08
ARISTIDES.
70 r THE EN'QUIR ER.
On III CsHh of
JOHN PAE r., EsqutRE.

&C Ia consecrdte The 0laaogy cF Hilarious i,,rr,
= re'sr! their actions q'iio ce!j ratc M. t-.se,
ms evsr 6sen The i0nt.IJ'e' -sat " svry axe,
and the grat9m daty Of eray b,qf.s"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08

We understood, that the Executive Coun-
Gil have cen engaged two days ~ making ar
arrangements under Il letter or the Secretary
Of war. requiring Tic stalc OF Virginia to
hold III readiness a body of 10000 troops. IN
derthe act o.. Congress auih2risIng the Pre-
-id"tt Of the =. . locah out a detachment
q, 10000 troops. The contents Of tie let
c' and INC tern Of rcqui,ition arc nearly
;he same rs those which we're received du-
IS tEs last year.--It is not true, as has been
exported, ,hat this letter requires the Exe-
cetiyc u'ne ljately to emboay the quota Of
the rdli,Id of this state.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08

The Speech of WM L. SwtTfi of Clafleston,
on lie ealsbishment Of Domestic Manufactures,
's cnrncDuy worthy Of perusal. t5resthes The
aenamcats Of pattiDlsm AND the dictates OF truth,
he glowing strains os EioqueEce-- Il is part
QUARRY addressed to the bo,oms Of Federallsts---
efr Smith was one Of t,e most enthusiastic ad.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08

M hNCHESTER TURNPIKE COMPA-
4FR NI--'Ths annual meeting ofStock holders
Will BE- held at Mr. Brooks's ta1 efn. IN Nanches.
ter, on the fi'st M01d2y in December next -
Special matters Of business, important 60 the in
'erest Ut the COMPANY, require a Full meeting;
henccit is cXpected, that such members as cam
not attend in person, will appoint deputies 80 act
for them. JAMES BRANDER, CPk
nov. g. Etdm1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-11-08

w ANTED to hire a man COOK f.on 49, -
w Dec.--Enquire at this Office soy. & ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-15
PROPOSALS
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FRENCH IND. ENGLISH STUDENT
CIR A
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s7.gE FRENCH AND English LANG UIEES.
IN TWO PARTS ~
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COMBINING,
i. All the WORDS in general use. occasions
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S. A dictionary of French synonymes.
s., A dictionary Of French homonynles.
z. An Alphabetical list o. the most 'aiit-lar
proper and christian names, and OF tie
most remarkable places in the world. &
g. The tiiffcultiessof the french language
alphabetically arranged.
g. A complete tFeati1e on Fren;h poetry.
TO- The chief English idioms.
IL A treatise on the Englisl, particles, Sct
Tie whole carefully complied from tie best
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/ here i. no new thing under
the Sun.
A1ExAMpslA, jnly Al, 1908.

ALEXANDRIA, J1.lysll, 1908.
-. ray ard HAMILTON, ailors, Roy
Z al-street beg leave toinform the pub
tic. that by mutual consent they havetissolv-
cd partnership, and have exchanged receipts
from all claims on each otter after the atose.
said date
NIB. Tile Aforesaid CRAY will contirse
10 carry on his business in all its various
branches on Royal-stre !; the greatest asten-
ton will be paid to the orders OF Ladies S. and
Gentlemen who may honour him @lIi'8th i
patronage. =.
Those Ladies and Gentlemen who we're
disappointed during my absence, may depend
that every article specified in the former adj
yertise gent, will be madein the compleatesf
London Fashion, and truly ornaMented witn
wisdom, strength and beauty
July ~, ct
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-15
Forty Dollars REGARD.

RAN AWAY From, the snbscriberon Sun
ay last, Negro Boy named GLE VEL.
about 81 years of age,.5 feetes inches high
thick set, bow legged and heavy eountenance,
he wssks STIFF. which proceeds from having
the fheumatisrn in his ancies--had on & TOOK
with him pair of light mixed Noollen vel
vet, and one pair nankcen pantaloens, SHIRTS
and handkerchiefs. THIRTY DOLLARS
will be given if taken in Alexandria, and
FORTY if taken ont, and reasonable expen-
ces il brought home.
Tunls Graves.
yynshington City, Jnne -. d
G,s All persons are forewafned from hare
soring him attheir peril.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-07-15
EBY GEORGE W. p. GUSTS Esa.
81 .4rsingten House, in ne Lssfs.t II c.
luabia.

AT time when tae energies Of the na-
ton see,a awakened to the state OF our TO-
reign and domestic concerns, We conceive
that the important interests OF Ag:ie ult.u c
AMI Manufactures should meet with q consl
5erahIe share OF TIE public discussion. Ger
t9iil it is, that al 70 pertod OF cur pealral
history couit these national SUBJECTS eSei5e
more interest or be more property ursea TO
the notice of the pnhli5 mind The unsettlet
aaJ Impending appearance OF our foreign al
fairs, and the present disturbed STATE OF the
Europeaa world, readers it doubly nscessar5
for the citizens of America to cherish ailc
promote theil domestic policy. spaeleby they
NAV derive those resources which arc now
obtained from, a5road and create wealth ais
Industry within themselves. loo long nave.
these important aid patriotic Interests been
aeelected. TIE nation now feels their w.,It,
and we trust will duly provide for their sup
port Government, Hitherto engaged IL otfer
concerns, will now cherish those domestic
institutions, which Will preserve the nations
dignity and promote the peoples welfare.
OF the merits of the little work we are
about to issue to the pubic, it IS not our PRO
vince to deci,ie, but OF the advantages to be
derived from its sale we would beg leave to
say every thing which disinteresfed exertion
in the cause OF Domestic Manufacture Justly
demands-Aad as the profits Of this WORK,
alter the cxpences CT publication are paait,
will be solely devoted to the purposes OF ne
Arlington Institution, we may hope and con.
6deat,y expect liberal patronage from :.
discerning and patriotic community.
EDITOR,
g7- Pra:ers in tie q. States s1N ffeasr 70
eive this Advertisement an, fasertion IN the1r
rrshecriye tsiters, and sucb as demand Il ~.
b. haid a. this sgyfec. RookseHess saathea on
,iberat FERNS, and all orders s0iA be fanetsaaasg
attended, ~,
a.. Iat,, Lone Ncnx -.
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yH HEREAs GEORGE EItLL hath, Az

=
w his petition In writing, applied 70 the
honorable Nicholas fitznugh, one OF the
assistant Judges Of tie circuit court Of ttss
District OF Colunbia, to be admitted to tff be-
nett of the act of Congress, for the relltl of
inso!yent debtors within the district aforesaid
and has stated therein that he is in acissal
confinement in the jail of Alexandria countss
at tle.syit OF George Slacum--and being ,liie
able to eiischasxc the said claim, with %
Tiers againsr him, has offered to deliver
I'D to tile use of lis creditors, all bis
property, real, personal and mixed. Nohee1s
therefore giz,en, to the creditors OF tie sad
Gorge Hi, that on Saturday, 10th instSnt,
between the hours OF and IL o'clock pt
tie same day, at the court house nAiexandr1as
the oath Of an insolvent debtor will be admir-
ssistere,z to the said GkoRcs HILL sEa 8
trustee appointed agreablyto the said act OF
congress, unless cause be then < there skesya
tS the contrary,
By oraer of the honorable Nicholas fttzr
hnsh one of the assistan judges OF the cifcnH
court Of the District Of GolumsiA, this 18th say
OF July, 1903.
G. Deneale, &c.
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I 1t shall be printed on Ere paper, N two
handsome largo i2mo volumes, upon
beautiful type. called nonparcll, cast ior
the purpose, ~ Messrs. '5inney sna 10
MADISON. This type, although sms'i' IS oy
its ncatnsss aud elegance, extremely CRATE
full TO tie eyes. The wosk viii issue RON
,beaDr-ss OF T. and G Palmer who nave
already been SO ninentiy DISTINGUISHED by
the greatest accuracy and taste IN tneir :
profession, md thorough knoriedse OF
the French and English ianguafyes'
II. Price, to subscribers, for the TWO volumes
IN boards, neatly lettered, five dollars, to De
paid on the delivery ofths whole work, ~
gentlemen, however Wishing to nave 'he
FIRST volume before the second, II may GO
received upon paying the tull siloaht o.
tie, s,,hseriptiDn for both volume $,
- subscsiptlons receiiea cy Is.
GRAY.
May IS ----.------.----
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Tunis Craven.
CLARET, &c.

! 10 Cases Fine OIasscdoc Claret,
London Particular Madeira,
Marsala or Sicily do.
"A few Bags Best Soft Shelled Almonds.
! spanish Segars, ist and ID quality,
FOR SALE BY
Joseph Mandeville,
cornt, Of Kshg and Fas.tar Streets.
June OF.
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,elss Prizes-a,nounting 10 Dolls. g 1920
1882 fiants--sun raised 5000
From, tfe.5bove Scheme, it appears thar
t ere are less than two blanks to a prize, and
that the prizes are to be paid without dfdse7,
a9n.
The drawing will positively conlnsace sE a
the 4tn OF next month, and viii bs collp,st-
cd in ten weeks T1cKErs at IS 50 cents,
for sale at r. C,RAY''s Book STORE, wlaefc
the Dir. wing of all tickets sold by him vll be
examines, free ofexpence. Prizes in the last
New York Lottery taken in payment tor l!sl
cts in tbs.
Orders fortickets from the ccunsryS enelass
Jig the cash pos, pal, will be pnnctufnv.
at.ended to, and early information g:yssR4af
tari fate
;:Itils IS. 81
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MACK Rel.

.saosbbls. sprins sMaekare'l IN nice
order. and Few casks choice old Port y ihe'
lust received, and for sale. by
John G. Laid,
TuIv 9
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Sales at Elndas-
Eor every Tuesday and Friday.

On every ] silesday ana :TTiuay,.
- JgYLL BE SOLD
- fhe Eendue Store, rnerof Prince and
Water streets.
1garift, Of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Particulars Of which will be expressed IN
.hs bins of the day-All kinds of goods
vh;eh arc on Iiuitation and the prices OF
which are established, can at any time be
viewed and purchased at the lowest Limitation
r,n0 prices.
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WI-rHERSs 81 SANGS Ten,

WRITER'S s. SANGS Ten,
sxljorm their friends, tliat tAry davrs jsS srrss
eeDed from yAsso- York and r liieae44lla,
"a SUPPLY OF
Fancy g Suan,nsr5 Goods,
AVh;ci,, with their former stock, rendeps
s9heir assortment complete.
They request those VITO have made NEE
moranqums, to csll and settle items: as they
are detelmiaed,to sell for cash only.
July a..
Scheme of a Lottery,
Fer the purpose Of raisiag assum of money 10
aid tie tunds ct the Clerituble Aza7iue. Soc
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DIooIJAO VI LIN.

rT,HE partnership heretofore subsistibg
between BUTLER 4 SIMMONS, Iallorss
WI. dissolved this day by mutusi, sonsent.
SAMUEL Simmon1,
Join Butler.
h-7s JOHN BUTLER will continue sthe
business as usual. in the house lately oceupI
ed by Mr.. Thonas,Potts.
JulylS st
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HOLM G.. LAD-.D,

- u F, y
f4As FOE SIZE,
& o. na,es 1sraan Liners, conita-
in,r 81 brown ard white Rolls, haSen .s'! 80.
bursshs, hempen T:cAienbuIs hs, burlas's' aug
Cscsks aud Stripes.
1890 pieces Nankeen
misunderstanding and Duck
bale Writing Paper
30 kags ! b;acsssss' epper39 t TIE. -SesS VA
aisy. aid wisi DC soist vary low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds MoiAsses
/ Pipe port SV'pc
,os de- Holland Cha
60. French Brandy
q do jamaica ssoniEs.
s nnsnfityof soai. / esth~s,. Shoes, opcf-
~ a,,fa and Ialiow Candies, Cheese, Nc. &C. I
April = s.
FOR s.sLE.nY
IL. S5ds
Al his Store, neay CT. Ransay's svaas7,
Frens |. Brandy, in pipes
casalonia Wine, in half pipes and Quarter
casks
New-England Rum. il. hogsneals an I bar
,rels
Molas.es, IN hogsbeads
Goldfish. III boxes
Cider, Potatoes, Deets, and Winter Pears,
In barrels
Cheese
Cider Vinegar, in hogshsads aad pspes !
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By II. &. DUFIEF,

.aasda, Of Nature Dishlaved IL her mode q
teaching lansuage 10 nan, af'hhed 70 INC
Erencf haneaoes, Gc
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FRIDAY, .JrlY 1873.
MILL. BE PU8i ISbED
IN A PAMrHLEr 1T THIS OFFICE IN =
SNORT TINE,
AN ADDRESS

TO THE
e PEOPLE or 1s4& u. esT,fTgS,
ON THE IMporTAAeE or ENcouRAGIEs
9GRICUI. TURF 20 DOMESTIC MINE
fdC7'GRES: "a,
ending TO shew that by due encouraeee'
ment of these esscntia, interests, the ma
ton viii be rerde,cd more resDes-
table abroad and more prosper
OTIS at home.
ToesTnsK wIIHgaN ,Ace COUNT OF
Tx 1mproveme,stS ~ 3ifsp at Ar-
hngton,
The native Sheep Of Smiths Island, and the
plans proposed Of extending tbs seluaaie
race Of animals, fer the pcnent OF the
coultry at large:
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lust RECEIVED.

dad for sate ~ ssoPERT CRY,
a few copies Browns Dlctl-
onary of the BIBLE, Q vols. octave, orna-
mented with Plates. Paice Z dollars, bound
and lcttercd.
Iply ~.
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Public Sale

BY virtue of 4 deed of trust from Iil9'an
~. Mills to the subscriber, will be exposed
at public sale, on SATURDAY, the nine
teenth day Of November next, between the
hours of twelve and one O'Clock, Pm. upon
the premises, for ready money, to be APP
piled, in the FIRST place, towards the dls-
charge of certin debts therein mentioned,
due to Joseph Smith--ali the right, title,
and interest of the said William n e1fls, In
certain piece OF parcel Of ground, situate,
lying AMI being in the town OF Aiexandfia,
and bounded as follows, to wit :---b. glazing
at the corner, the intersections OF king and
West-streets, on the north Of King and east
of West-streets, and running thence east
wardly b, and with King-street, and binalng
there on 81 feet and IL inches /; thence
northwardly and parallel to Yves, street l2c
feet to ten feet alley; thence westwardly
and binding or said ALLY parallel to King
street6l feetS inches and an half to West
street; thence southwardly and binding on
Wesl-street to the beginning.
Also,
One other piece OF parcel OF Ground, 81
tua.e on the north side Of Kings Get, and
east side Of West. street, and bounded as
follows, to Wit: Beginning at the distance
OF 6 | feet inches and an half, from the III
tcrsection of King and West-stiects, and
running eastw,.rdiy binding on Kiu@.street
40 te1t, thence northwardly and parallel to
West-strret 80 feet to a ten feet alley,
thence westwardly binding on said alley and
parallel to King-street 40 feet, thence south
warlly and parallel to West-strect l feet
to th beginning.
Colin Aud, Trustee.
toher l8. StaWts