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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03

snd otlit musical performance, though opposed 10
every principle ofdecency and humanity and express
ly sorbi'lden by the iawsof the church, prevails as
much % eyerin every part isIy. Even the leaders
othc band OF sacred musck at St Peters, and all the
other churches OF Rome, are in this degraded and
mutated situation. II would forget the inhuman-
ity, the rpiety, and indelicacy of this practice, we
should indeed be charmed by the modulation and ex
tent OF the vocal powers Of this unhappy race Of NOR
tails.
The articers, and all the common people at Rome
have strong propensity to ovcrrcaoh and especially
10 impose upon strangers. Instead Of asking, the
workmen Of other countries frequently do, Eftecn or
twenty per cent, more than the value Of article,
which they expose tor sale, the Romans not unfre-
quently demand five or six times the value. Onmy
arrival in this city, flierd advised me, whenever
louis dor (or 29s sterling) was demanded Of ne for
any article, to offer Paul. (or six pence sterling)and
that must not be surprised il the offer should beac-
cepted Although this advice was little hyperbo.
lical, it not much Out ofthe way you would
imagine and in objects of the fine arts, more espe-
cally, you may be pretty sure ofpnrchasmg,f youof
fer dollar when four are demanded. ] have endea-
youred TO find the cause of this very extraordinary
laxty principle and practice, and think tits TO be
attributed TO the nature Of the commoditiesn which
these people usually trafick. The commerce and
manufactures of Rome arc chiefly confined to copies
OF paintings, frequently sold originals, TO busts,
statues, coins, ntaglos, canieos osacks and other
objects Of the fine arts, the value of which is, in the
nature OF the case, uncertain and the price depends
upon the whim or caprice of the purchaser, or the
adroimess and often falschood, Of the seller. For
more than century past, this cyhas been thcfash-
onabe resort Of all youngpen Of fortune ofeyery
other nation in Europe Frequently possessing very
little understanding, and still learning, they invari-
ably Garry with them the opinion that very pretty
and indeed necessary, to connosseurs and prove
tito their less happy counrynen upon their return,
by their c".tcns antiques and objects Of the fine
arts, brought directly from the. source Of all taste,
ed, the proper subjects for the adroit and ngcn
Que Romans. go long ago as the time fthe cecbra-
ted .bbe Barthecmy, author OF the travels of mac
harss, the Afaudsf these fabrcators Of original
tqucs, were well disguised, as to impose frequent
y on that very learned antiquarian, and his literary
friends KY. Letter, 5h to be continued 4
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03
NATHANIEL DEARBORN,

No. 95, Thamss-Street, screen doors north of
Mr.. THOMAS ,7owNsE sD'sr Coffee House,
and nearly of.hosite Perry-VlarE,
T1AS Just received, the invaluable works
i j Of the Han. Fisher Zines, Of 1zassacAu-
seffs. II is printed cn fine wovc paper, hot
pressed, with an excellent likeness of the au-
thor contains between and hundred pages
octave, and is now to be sold for three dollars
and fifty cents--.E y. AS but very few cop
les are on hand Of this work, those who wish
for them must apply In season,
.4lso, a few copies of an analytical Yiew of
the Animai Economy, calculated for Students
in Medicine and private Gentlemen by Isaac
Ban, physician and surgeon, and diplomatick
member of the Medical Society of the city of
Ncw-York.
LIFE OF SouTHAcK, who was confined in
the Massachusetts, STATE Prison, price so cents.
First number of the New-York Medical and
Phiiosohlical Journal and Review, which be-
gan in February, 1909, to be continued semi
annually to contain $50 pages, octave, and
delivered to subscribers at rs cents number.
RoLLIN's ANcIENr HIsroRy, 8 volumes.
BLAcKsToSB's CoMMESTARIEs, 4 vols.
bound, at 10 dollars.
THE LATE MAP or LOUISIANA.
The LATE NAP OF AMERICA.
Set REEs's CycLoPEDIA, to be in twcn-
ty volumes price leo dollars.
A few complete sets SALMAerNDI, bound.
BAcKcAMMoN TABLES and CHESS BOARDS.
Yankey PAPER HAsGISas an elegant as
sortment-just received in Flrkins and half
Rarrels. 1t s~
HOUSE PAPERS and BORDERS.
: ts sBOOK-BINDLNG, executed in hand
some style.
STATIONARY, ac.---as usual.
The CIRCULATING LIBRARY has
received great addition.--It now contains
$500 volumes Of History, Bioyrahhy, Voyages,
Tyapefs, .Novels, Romcnces, Poetry, and Ms
ccliany; above 100 volumes of Magazines
and 1000 different Phys, Fdrcrs, &c.-and
needs only an increase of patronage to make
it the best Library in England.
Neqphort, .derii 26, 1902.
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a.MoxxMG 4 sEc.9R.

DROF'D in an elbow chair Fumoso sal, ------.----
With legs divaricating, and with heels
Recumbent ON the srove's projecting plate. II
Around his head in son;,rous volumes roll'd-
The clouds Of pungert smoke, from volutc leaf
of odious bean, dear bongh and brought from far !
Ills head snbltne thrown back in lofty state,
The ceilings height cohteinplates nor disturbd,
It's musng trance, except betmcs 10 squirt
The sputtering streams of bland saliva Off
Nor minds the plants Of Betty or Of Jack,
For brass resplendant sullied or the spots
That mar the nicely blackend, shining face
OF Frankn's economics fcunt OF heat
While on the mantle stands the cheering glass
2OfGalIic cordial, tcmper'd with the stream
of gentle nature, which crewhic he sips,
And feels his soul expand, and dreans Of bliss
Supreme, in rancy's airy vision lost. 5l ,lA W.
In his minds cyethc sccs the blooming fair
Sirhpcf, or smile upon him ;-she, for whom
He .alsnostswonld resign the ffigsait fumes
ofloy'd Segar, and purify his breath,
But now ambition fires his swelling thoughts,
With schemes Of publck good. He darss 70 court
And win the peoples voice. The Senate hears
Tiis voice, reaonndiag in the spacious aall,
And patiiots listen while Fulnoso rails = g if ~
Ills hind aloft extending, waves Hlbhrle
On crciebolJ-- alas the blazing top
suf taper sunk it strikes---thc lights extinct
Ills knuckles too singd the charm dssolves! !
\ llislast Scgar begins, To scoroh his lip
st'lie drowsy watclman bellows " Dwell glQc.s I,
famcso starts !ieinmes tIic cxtnguish'd wick,
Aud sadly silent seeks tlie eswccts Of sleep.
Sic transit gloria mundi. e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03
MEMS YOUTHS, AND CHILDRENs
III A rs.

X GORGE WANTON, has just received
NJ at his Store, corner of Marker Sgstare---
An extensive assortment OF HATS,
which, added to his former Stock, will enable
him to furnish Hats, of almost every size,
shape and price usually wanted-as youths
and mems Felt, Plated, Castor and Beavers !;
mems wide and common brims, of 4 supeliour
quality. These Hats Willie sold remarkably
low,and are warranted inferiour TO none which
arc manufactured in this country, at the same
prices.
.Asc--a variety of youths and children's
red and black Morocco Hats.
Lately received,
bale elegant French PAPER HANG
INCS, with BORDERS suitable therefor.
.1lsc---a variety of cheap American PAPERS
with wide and narrow BORDERS, at the
lowest possible prices.
A complete assortment Of BOOKS and
STATIONARY, for sale, as above.
Interesting Paashhlet.
Lately published, and Cor sale, as above,
Report Of the Committee, appointed by the
General Assembly of the State OF Rhoae-Is!-
and,sSc. at the February Session, a. D. 1909,
to enquire into the situation of FARMERS Ex-
CHANGE BANK, in Gloucester, with the Doc
uments accompanying the same. .4hrA 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03
HENRY Y. 'CRANSTON, * co.

.lg eVo. IS, Square,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their friends
N and the publick in general, that they
have for sale at their Store, the following
Goods, which they would dissose of for Cash
or approved Credit: yiz.--6 hhds. ST. Kits
high Cd, Sd, and 9TH proof Rum 10 pipes
Gin, of an excellent quality 8 bags Coffee |;
IS Kegs Virginia Tobacco /; 20 kegs Ginger |:
s chests Souchong Tea so quintals Cod
Fish /; 1000 lbs. Cordage; ~ dozen Bed
Cords; SO lbs. Sewing Twine bags Pi-
mente; 500 lbs. Loaf Sugar 100 reams
Brown Paper; 20 do Foolscap do, Sc- sc.
Those who arc indebted to them by Note or
Book Account, are requested to cali and settle
thc same. All Orders from their distant GUS
toners will receive punctlal attendance.
I Wswhort, Ydfira %, 1909.
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Benz. 6 SolomonG. Weaver,
HdT7ERS,

\ - N --1-- TII ENN,
TAKE this method to inform their friends
4 and the publick in general, they have
REMOVED from No. go to No. 81, nearly op-
positc their old stand, and directly opposite
JAMES MuMFoRD's dry goods store---where
they have just received from Nsso- York, an
addition to their former stock, selected by
themselves, which makes their assortment Of
MEN's, YoUrH's and CHILDREN's HATS,
as good. as was ever offered from any store in
Nssghort, all which they intend to sell as low
as Can be purchased in this town.
Nesohort, .fhrfi 10.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03
TAKE NOTICE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale, his Estate.
i situated No. AZ and 43, Long Unarf.
The peculiar advantages attached to this Es-
tate are many and important :--there are 4
Lots, extending l6o feet by 80 the Building
is 80 by so feet two stories high; is an ex-
ccllent frame and in good repair. The build.
ing is occupied as a Grocery Store, Dwelling
! House, and Tailor's Shop; and is indisputa-.
bly, one of the best stands for business in .Ncsc-
hort. This Building is remote from any 9TH
or, and there cannot be any other one erected
near it; which, in wooden town, like this,
is an important consideration. For small
sum of money, there may be built one of the
most convenient Lumber Yards, extending
from the Street South, over the water, thas
there is in this place. In fact, the estate is
capable of very great improvement and, con
sidering the increase of business on the ,,oint,
especially on the Long WharE within very,
few years. cnd the more than probability of it's
becoming, very shortly, what it formerly was,
the Scat of Business owing to the good con-
dition of the Stores, Wharvcs, and depth of
Water; this Estate may justly be ranked a.
mong the first and most advantageous In
Nt-hors, for business
ALSO-His Stock in Trade, consisting of
GROCERIES, &c.
- SAMUEL ALIEN.
Newtors, -zarif &c, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03
NEW ACADEMY.

Edrnct'- -Sfrect. n
TTHE publick arc informed, that the new
L and airy AcADEMy of Mr.. Trevett's, is
ready for the reception of pupils He Rattels
.himsclfthat the pleasantness Of the situation !;
the accommodation of the building together
with his determination TO pay cscry attention
to those placed under his tuition, win ensure
him portion of the pubiick patronage.
w B. The Scholars viii, as usual, be pub
liehly examined (by the Rev. Clergy) quar-
terly. = -.
Newyiors, .dhrii c5, 1909. g
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03
PUBLICK HEALTH.

TyOR the accommodation of those Ladies
a and Gentlemen, who wish to partake Of
the luxury OF the Bath, the DATIING-
HOUSE will be opened every day, from suns
rise until 9 o'clock in the evening, Sundays
excepted, when it Will be closed ut 10 o'ylcek
in the morning - Tickets may be had atthc
Medicine Stoe OF SAMuEL w. VINsnN, and
Of the Proprietor. Ladies will please to pass
in at the door No. ~. 2names- -Strest. Gem
tlcmcn win enter at the cast door Of the
Bathing g-Housc, Pftham-Street. Subscribers
will be furnished with Tickets on, arcount Of
theirrSharcs, US heretofore. !. &.
.Nesehorf, .1hrH IN, 1909.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03
ABNER HATHAV AY,

LAS for sale, many kinds Of LUMBER,
Ii consisting of Timber, Joist, Boards,
and Shingles Cedar and Pine Clapboards.
.Also--white oak Plank and round Timber !;
with a good assortment of birch and maple
Bedstead Joist. W
Nails and Hollow Ware, of many kinds !;
cast iron Oven Frames and Doors, on an ap-
proved construction. Corn and Potatoes, by
the bushcl or larger quantity.
.Nczchorf, IitrH s..
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PLEASE TO 1AKE NOTICE.

.T>HE. Subscribers rcspcS Sfully inform their
n Friends and the publicA, that they have
entered into Partnership, andvken the well
known Stables belonging to Mr. THOMAS
,TowNsrND, situated in Grccn-sScct, where
Horses and Carriages for every p\rposc will
be furnished ut short notice pyticularly
lCoachecs proSidczl with careful and eSverienc-
Ncd drivers, forSYarties of pleasure o travel
\ers and Saddle HORSES either for 1edics or
Gentsemcn |; ;they viii, also furnish dApatch
messengers for any direction. Their Sabhs
being well calculated for the business, HArsss
will be taken in to keep at reasonable ratcAfov
long or short periods; and as they are dckr-
mined to attend we'll TO every part Of their IL,
siness, they hope to merit thc>iayours of tie
pabick. ~ John G. EASTON.
WM. Il. DRUMMOND.l
+ 49, z ---~-- \
THE Subscriber from long and irtimatl
knowledge Of MN. L. DRUMMoNp, ant com
fdonce in his Partne,s recommends tl,,m AZ
worthy the encouragement ofthc puhict. K
yt ,s,r, THOMAS TOWNSEsD.s\
Neuhorf,, .4aiil9, 1909. ltst Aa \
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pnetrp..
.Mlr no apRIL.

WITHOUT your showers, breed no flowers,
Zach field a barren waste appears
H.you don't weep, my Blossoms sleep.
They take such p.easnrc in your tears.
AS your decay made room for AIRY, =
SO must part with all that's mine:
Ny balmy breeze, nv blooming trees
10 torrid suns their sweets resign
O'er .qbrl dead, my shades spread.
10 her owe my dress 80 gay
, OF daughters three, ii falls ON me
To close our triumphs on one day.
Thus, 20 reposc, all Nature goes s s..
Month after month must find its decm |:
Time on the wing, May ends the Spring,
And Summer dances Ger her tomb
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03

yTvHAT pleasant situation South of Brick
j Market, about 60 feet on 7names-
strict, extends about4 feet west, with small
Wharf There are two large and very COM
Moslious Dwelling Houses, one, fronting on
fHfacs-ssreet, No.,o7 and 90, with two Con-
svcriient Shops in front The other stands west,
vcif well calculate for two families. 4
K .z9s0--a Lot Of Land, at tks southeast part
Of the town, containing three quarters Of an
acre; Good title viii be given.
q JOSEPH ALLEN.
Assytort, .{fR 26.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03

vlTHEREAS the keeper Of the Hospital
wv. on Coasters Harbour, is about leaving
it ind |; is the opinion of the Town Council
that some suitable person should go onimme-
diately. Application may be made to JONA-
THAN, ,ALMY, Town Clerk.
SAMUEL VINSONs PresidcBf s
!. April S. T'osvn Council.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03
NOTICE.

TIME partnership of WILLIAM BUR-
"A ROUGHS & SON was dissolved on the
first day of January last. Those to whom
they may be indebted are requested to cali
immediately, and receive their dues; and
those indebted to them are desired tc make
speedy payment Accounts and notes, the
payment of which has been repeatedly called
for, will, without discrimination, be put in
suit in ten days from date, unless previously
settled. WILLIAM BURROUGHS.
WILLIAM q. BURROUGHS.
f.Ncsgtcrf, .4hrl 3. 1909. ---..-.,~--.--s-
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APPRENTICE WANTED.

,yHANTEu an Apprentice, to the Cabin
wv ct making business. A smart active
Lad, about ] or Is years of age, who can
produeo gpodFeconmendation, may hear Of a
situation by applying at the Office of the
Rhote-b biand ctu6ican. rr
N. b. One Eom the country would be pre-
fcrcd. seal / April $
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03
WILLIAM G.. BURROUGHS

TraiSacts business on his own account, at the
store for.oerly occupied by VIM. BuRRouGHs
* SoS, SO, '9hames- s-Sfreef.
Ntap iundng, afxserbwy,es ,sha,5 and for .Sai. ON
arsasaai good tesss if applied for before sfored,
I 300 bbls, Alcxan6s;a Flour, for family use.
sdpa 12.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03

: JAMES WESTGATE, BAKER,
no. 1875, 1hamcs-Streef, OSsrs for sale,
100 bbls. excellent Ship Bread. Gro
ceries of all kinds, Crackers and Ginger
Bread put up at the shortest notice.
.Nshwort, March 80.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03

no. "a, Thames Street,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the publick,
IL that he has just received from the Pro-
prietor (Mr T. w. DYorT, Phiiadelthia,)
DIR. RoBERTsoN's PATENT and
FAMILY MEDICINES,
Ehich he cGsrs .fsr sal-.
He has several copies of a pamphlet, for
the perusl of those who wish for further in
formation respecting these Medicines.
$. w. V. continues to repenish his assort-
ment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE
STUFFS, SPICES, sc. as usual. .Alao, Glass
Apparatus, for Electrical machines and Sur
gical Instruments of all Kinds, furnished at
short notice.
For the encouragement he has received,
the pubhck will accept his grateful acknowl-
edgments and he fatters himself that they
will continue their favours.
.4trH IL.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03

SIMPSON & BARKER,
CGer. far sale, 1T the Brick Marker
40 bbls. mess Pork, and 90 bb!s.
mess Beet. March 20.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03

wANTED-A GIRL, to u house work
in small family-good wagfs val DC given,
Apply At this Office. qerals,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-03
AMUSING MISCELLANY.
,rRoM THE ANTHOLOGY,

Original Lcsers, from qa .dnerican 7ravsyer
IN Euroke,xY his ./ilends in this country.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
, THE HULL of a new SHlp,
xyasl5A, built at Troy, On Taunton river,
HnlkS5 by one Of the best worksnen IN
.SS'sfs~zs-1's the United Sfcfes, burthen 500
tons. Any person wishing to purchase ship
Of the above description, arc requested to cali
on Mr.. ABRAHAM BowEN, at Troy, { Nass.)
and examine her himself, which he cOnccives
the mcst satisfactory method of recommend
ing her. Troy, .itT3 f9.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-03
ALEXANDER MOORE, Reg.

THIS is to give notice, That the subscri-
Der of Alexandria county, in the district OF
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of said county letters testamentary
on the estate of CHARLES RADswoRTH
late of the county aforesaid, merchant, decd.
all persons having Gains against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof, to the sub
scribcr, On CT before the 9th day OF March
next or they may by law be excluded from
all benefit 20 said cs,,te-and those indebted
thereto are required to make immediate pay
mcnt.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Sep
tender, 1909.
James Patton, Ea:'r.
September s. eo6w
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Attention to Fortune Hunters,
Aad P0Dsyios mill be siven Immediate
ly-aay day.

r WISH to sell, the unexpired leas OF
wears, from the 10Th day OF December
next, in the elegant and conn odious HOTEL
] now occupy il Alexan ria. This establish
ment is Justly celebrated as af1ording the best
Accommodations on the continent, and to man
of attention and abilities In the lire OF has pro
fession, cannot fail to yield handsome tor
tune. The proximity of this property TO the
seat of government, being but about SIX miles
from the capitol, over the Potomac Bridge,
the growing importance OF Alexandrla' and
the increase of the business of the house since
the. residence of the present occupant, all
conspire to prove, that there is not more
eligible situation in the United States.
Attached to the tavern, Is we'll conducted
cdAee house supported BY a respectable sub
scrYtlon.
Together with an insurance office.
There are at present twenty tour yearly
boaraers of the first responsibility, in the hotel
TIE whole house is elegantly furnished,
and TO a person who tales the lease, the great
er part of the furniture will be sold on the
most reasonable terms.
William Cation.
~bpr
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-03
New Houfe of Entertainment.

"HOMAS RHODES, respectfully IN
forms the citizens of Alexandria and the
public, that he will open A HOUSE OF EN-
TEnrA1NMENr on the first day of July next
in commodious and airy new house on
Prince-street, sign ofthe Eagle, few doors
above Thomas Swann's dwclling-He IN
tends to keep constant supply OF the pest
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS, and will ac-
commodate travellers and others on SUCH mo
derate terms as to make it an object to can
on him. He will be provided with care1u'
host!er and has good stabling for horses
The situation is superior to any IN TOW"
for the accommodation Of travellers, 1t being
out of the way of hustle anu there Is a punf'
of the best water at the door.
lime o. "a"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-03
e. TO RENT.

The subscriber alters to RENT for one Of mere
gears,
His late Dwelling-Houle and
the two Lots adjoining and belonging to 1t IN
this town. The situation of the house IS
healthy and agreeable, and upon the lots are
erected all the necessary out houses AS the
house is generally known further dcscilp-
ton Of it is deemed unnecessary
He mill also REM for one or more yesrs,
His Farm on Great Hunting
Creek, containing Letween 80 and 90 acres.
The soil is good and may be made highly
productive. To this farm is attached FISH
ing Shore equal to any in the ne'ghborhood'
wkich will be rented with it.
The above mentioned property may be
viewed at any time by such as are inclined to
rent. Possession of the property IN town VIII
be given at any time, and possession OF the
farm, sc on Great Hunting Creek, on the
first day January next. The terms may be
known b. application to- D. slnNs, IN A
lexandria, or TO the subscriber at ms iarm IN
Fairfax county.
lanes Cralk.
September Is, eoot
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Public Sale.
September s.

PURSUANT to decree Of the honorable
the United States circuit cour forthc district
OF Columbia, sitting in Alexandria, on Saur
day, the seventh day of OCTOBER next,
at four O'Clock in the afternoon, | shall
sell, on the premises, at public vendue,
for ready money, to the highest bidder, those
four adjoining Lots, or pieces of ground, as
distinguished on plan thereof in my hands,
by the numbers S, and Z, lying on the
west side of Royal street and north OF w olte-
street, extending from the intersection OF
said streets and binding Herewith 100 feet
on ROYAL street and 80 feet inches on Wolfe
street.
Colin Aud, C0nsnsr.
August 81. 2awts