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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-05-10

Bowditch's Navigator
Blunt's Co .st Pilot
Mackay's Navigator
Ship Masters Assist
ant
Naval Gazetteer, in 2
volumes
Cover ON Seaman
ship = r..
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ls1HpRT.f~T COMMUNICATION


OF THE
ZINC OF E.NCL.iN,DS DSPROCL.aJIi7Y0.v
s. VOcf. %, So7---coSsIDERgD.
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Marshall and Park ON
Insurance
Seaman'scompletePi-
lot Of Charts, S25
Seaman's Journals
Log book Paper
Cases instruments
Shipping Papers
Scales, Dividcrs, &c.
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. Dir,
Irmy letter OF the 2sth Of December il
was remarked that the proclamation for press
ing ssamen from our merchant ships had not
been sufficiently rcprobatcd. Some of the
reasons for that opinion Will be found in the
following commentaries, which were written
for private amusement, within a few days af-
ter the appearance in publick Of this.
TENT
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02
iHE ENQUIRER.
RICHMOND, JU.nrE 2, 1899.
TO THE PEOPLE OF VIRGINIA.
NO. VII.
FsLLow-CITIzENs,

In my last number, gave an account OF
the various and unintcrmitting eXertions
"hlch have been made to procure the best
iron for the manufactorv of arms. have
she"n that SO far from depending on com
mon sale iron, as my accusers iusinuaie.
every part OF the union, where there was n
ny PROBABILITY OF succeeding. was explored
'or the purpose OF procuring the best, and
that IN making contracts for il, every nre-
Caution was adopted which could promise Sc
curity to the state. Yet, still they CHARGE
nc with having rejected an offer 10 suDpfy
'ne hiahGiactory with warranted iron. This
Snarge was founded on an i:,cident stated hv
WE. oahuel u. Adams, who was examined
"S Witness before the armory committee !:
ana In a few words vas simply this: Mr. a
dams did offer to suppiv a cnantitv or iro,
warranted good but az u hitebc,. br;ce ,han
we were then giving tor iron c9naLiy 7var-
Ta"tea good Mr.. Adams'a proposition gave
no greater assurances OF good iron, than did
'ne o'her offers made by the various owners
o, iron works IN Virginia; and when the
CHANCES OF good Iron were merely equal. I
saw no reason for making the consideration
unequal, by paying higher price to one
IMAM to another u would have been mar
tlall'y which could no. have been justified
eitIier to the Other candidates vino were Of
'ei1HB StPpiles, or to the commonwealth i'm
whose behalf | acted
But alter all, it may be asked of what A.
vail were all my cxertions to procure good
iron. since tue burstingo of the gun barrels and
the quantity Of scrap iron Oh hand evjnce that
the iron used here ~as enthusiastically bad
Lee usexamine this objection with frankncss
and candOr.
l. ] have frequently Observed that the
Springfield manuiactory, from its superior
celebrity, was chosen by the Council as the
model whose operations was To follow.
When visited that institution in 1898. nm.
der the orders Of the executive, the proof in
use was, first, the eighteenth part of pound
% powder, and abail of eighteen to the pound
the second proof was the twenty second part
OF pound of powder, with ball of the for
Incr weight. This fact was in proof before
tue armoury committee by the evidence of
Joel Horton and Levi Peck, who had for
merry worked at the Springfield Manufac,o-
~. Pursuing lie model which we had A.
'!opted, our nuskets were regulated by the
springfield standard and formed to bear the
same proof. Nay. So anxious was tn profit
~ tts experience OF that distinguished in
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

BALTiMoRE, May 90.
Captain Finney, Arrived at Charleston il, sloob
fhl,adeiPhis, 20 days from ST. Jago de Cuba,
states that days before he sailed, the limited
ohi' orioFeiSners TO quit the.islnd had e&r;red;
III consequence OF winch, many Frenchmcii who
We're unable To set away, had been maSsaered
py the popnlacc. 60 passengers came in the
Philade!, hia,...Fed Gas
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

MARRIED, on Sunday, the Dist ult. DR.. THO.
MAS COULTER, to the amiable and accomplisb.
ca MISS MARIA BARCLAY, both of Bucking.
ham county
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presentat!rcs. r,Ic enclosed paper marked
A, which Will -.Ford general view of the
*ate and disposition. AT this time. of the
vessels belonging to the Navy of the United
States, and OF the gun boats.
ltappears proper here to observe, for the
information ct the House of Representatives
that the frisates Constitution and Chesa.
peake, the ship Wasp, the briggs Hornet and
Argus. and the schooners Revenge and En-
terprize. were in commission prior to the
passage OF the act, entitled An act au,
thorising the employment of an additional
naval force" passed 3lst January, 1909; &
that the frigatcs President, United States
and Essex, the corvette John Adams, the
brigs Siren, Vixen and Nautilus, and the
cutter Ferret, have been put in commission
since the passing of that law. agreeably to
its provisions; that the fiigates United
States and Essex, and the corvette John
Adams have had such thorough REPAIR and
Improvement, that practical gentlemen pro-
nounce them to be, at this time, better and
more efficient vessels than they were when
originally launched; iand that the frigate
President is now undergoing thorough re-
PAIR winch IS nearly completed. and being
repaired under the advantages afforded by
extensive experience. she will be, in all res
poets, greatly superior to what she was when
first launched
Respectfully submitted,
PAUL HAMILTON.
TIE hon. Josehh b. Yarnum,
Sneaker Of the House Of l2ehresentatives
(A.)
Exhibit, She7viny the stare and dishoyi-
non, az this time, Of the vesseks belong.
sng TO the .Ntvy of the United States, e
Of the Gun Boats.
Frigates Constitution, at New York; u
nited States, at Norfolk; Chesapeake, at
Boston Essex, at Norfolk; all oificered.
manned, victualled, and in other respects
prepared for service.
Corvette John Adams, at Baltimore Off
cered, asd nearly manned and prepared.
Frigate President, at washington: Off
cered, and nearly manned-wili be ready
tor service in July.
Ship Wasp, at Philadelphia; in all res
poets prepared for service.
Brig Hornet, at Norfolk; do. do.
Argus, at New York; do. do.
Siren, gone to France; do. do.
Vixen, at Charleston do. do.
Sch'r. Revenge, at n. York do do.
Sch'r Enterprise, at Norfolk Differed,
sictnasled, and completely repaired-and
nearly manned.
Brig Nautilus, at Washington; Cutter
~NiiSN,e'''o, Eotti preparing lot service, but
recruiting orders not issued.
Frigates Congress, Constellation, New
York, Adams, and Boston, at the Navy Yard
Washington; require REPAIRS
Gun BOLTS.
"a Gun Boats at New Orleans orders Civ
en- to reduce the crews to the number re-
CURED for their navigation and safety.
IS 10. at Charleston, !
81 do. Norfolk,
10 do. Baltimore,
20 do. Philadelphia,
81 do. New York,
do. Westerly RI
90 ;Horw'ch, Ct In ordinary.
( i do. Boston,
do. Portland, Maine.
do Lake Ontario,
2 DO. Lake ChamLi,in.
.9do. Washington. III the yard without
espence.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

EN- DoLLhkS REWARD, will be gi-
4 ven for apprehending aud delivering 10 me me
at capt Parke Streets, near New Castle. in IN,
,pwer end OF this county, or securing in laii go
'nst get her young Negro Woman INN or
She r'ndway from col. Parke Goodall's. on tie
night or the 27tl' instant. She is about 90 years
o'.i' rather ABOVE the middle stature, muatto
r"'ner priYnt than Otherwise, her hair not as long
as Is usual for persons as bright as che is 10 ar5,
well made and neat in her dress Her tongue
appears rather large for her mouth, which eau.
SEES her speech to be somewhat of lisp: Sbs
mas with her "a variety of good clothes and ba.
wing been, from her childhood, in col. Goodalps
laVeFn' mas, OF course, an extensive acauain.
'aice' and being woman Of extraordinary good
se'.ee ana Sreat ingenuity, viii doubt attempt
to pass as free woman.
~, fNTHoN1' STREET.
Hanover Cnn1nir- limo %
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Hanover County, Jure 2. 4Ig

4 DvERTISEMENT-By virtue of a deed
4 Oh Trust executed by John Bali, sen. to the
Subscribers, 70 secure the payment of r. 273 Q
= ;, WITH the interest due thereon to John Lewis
VII Dc sDi", on Saturday, the 22d day of July
next, on the premises, to the highest 'b;ddSr
tract o. LdND, containing by estimation. 275
acres, i!lng part in Hslfax county, and part in
Phtsyivania, upon Dan river, at the mouth of
Sandy creek, about two miles from the town of
Wilton. There are some river and creek low.
grounds on the above tract, which, as well as the
high lrnd, is Of good quality.
a., nond with security, will be required Of
.he purchaser, payable at the repeal or expira.
uon OF an act OF the General Assembly of Virgi.
ma passed ut their last session, entitled An
act concerning executions, and for o<her purpo.
FRANCtS DIBNE1,1
June Q. ,.1...
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1 am Sir. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant.
(Signedy Il. PRESCOTT
1hring field, Uni,ed States .ir-
monry. IhrH I'm, 1903.
ldhf. JoAH CLARKE. Suher-
attendant ofthc Virginia Ma
nnfuctory Of .frnS, Richmond ".n'
l shall close this number, already too long,
without further comment.
JOHN CLARKE.
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COMMUNICATION.

Ihe Federal Court has been engaged, moro
than eek, i'll hear,nrs motion Tor tiismissinr
the l"' ";tmeh's, fogni by the Grand Jury at the
last term, against cert.in individuals for bre .ch
es OF the Embargo Laws. whole host
o' lawyers were enIistcI on the side of this
mot;on---.lie United S, ties Attorney s,,,d a
lone. Yesler'lsy the Chief Justice pronounced
The cf'inon OF the cougt-the essence of which is
we understand, that the h4ictmen.s cannot be
supported. They will be OF course dismissed.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

III the IL. of r. on Monday. Mr. Randa cal
'et' FOR the consideration OF his approbatofy re-
solution. Agreed to, ayes &c, nays 81. Messrs
Dana and Randolph spoke upon 1t at considerable.
length. Adjournment without decision
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

"u' "i'huIactofy, mas, upon experiment, ap-
Peared brittle and unfit for the purpose .
does TINS demonstrate any neglect in purcha
sing the IRON or any original fault in the i
,"h itSeh since 1t happens, not unfrequent-
~, that iron, good when brought from rho
forge, IS spoiled by unskilful operations in
ne hands OF the welder or anneaieg. Ofthis
am toiA, that curious proof has been
recently submitted TO the executive council
OF 'his state and which has proven, that otr.
IRON was good. a piece OF iron, pronounc-
ea to have been originally unfit for nee a,
me manutactory here, "a part of bursted
gun barely has been submitted AGAIN to the
hre, brought back to its original state nv n
very SIMPLE process, and proven to have
oeeh 'haiicabie, tough, and in every particu-
'ar eNcenehtiy adapted to the fabrication of
arniS' nat this injury very often results
from improper management i'm welding or
an'eaiing' is SO notoriously the fact, that in
every institution Of this kind, the welder
takes the hazard of his work upon himeelr
ana II the barrel bursts upon the proof. re.
celvcs no pay for his labor. On this no;nt
Shail presently submit an extract of n let
Vet from the superintendent at Springfield
lhlS gentleman was proven before the AR
nory committee to have been appointed
i'ke myself, without any previous experience
w the business OF making arms MOI. wns IL
necessary that he should have such eyperi-
ehce since in every institution, there are
MASTER armorcrs, selected for their skill in
making arms, and whose peculiar depart
meht 1t IS to see. that the iron supplied for
thIs purpose, is properly wrought into arms.
III an institution of any extent, the detail
OF the several departments, must be under
the inspection OF separate officers: The SUI
pcrlntendant. be his skill what It NAV
wouid md 1t impossible 20 unite lust at
tehtion TO the great objects of the institute
on, with minute attention to the various
ueta'is OF the several departments. The
tnhg IS IN Its nature impossible since many
Oh us duties require him to be frequently a.
oroad while strict superintendent ofthe
ae!ails would require him to be constantly
WITHIN the mandatory. If, indeed, this com
ont.ioh OF duties were practicable, there
would be no occasion for master-arc,orers
At all they would be needless incum-
ance' a supsrhuous cxpence to the state
Inc Continuance Of the oldest, most expe-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-02

Apublic festival was given at Philadelphia
IN compliment to Gen. Bright. and his com
rades, on the 24th inst. Gen. Barker, the
Mayor OF the sity. presided. Nor than 500
guests are SAID to have been present.-Among
others, the following toasts were d,upk
These show the spirit of the meeting.
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LIST or LETTERS

"HiNISc IN THE Posr-oFr.cE AT ntcn-
MoSp' VIRGINIA., THE Slsr DAY OF NAY.
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AND TRAVELS;
ny JOHN PINKERT0N
.,rrHoR OF MODERN GEOGRAPHY, &c
CONDITIONS.

The work will be handsomely printed IN
ouarto, on fine paper and with now ~ & sype
asnsl.wiil be put to press as soon as sufficient
number of subscribersis obtained.
II IS expected the work will be completed
in ten or twelve volamcs, eachcon1asnlns a :.
tween eight and nine hundred spsses ~ les1e'
press, besides several elegant ngfasinss :, J.
ouarter of a volumes orsone numDer'i y :
s,,o S. 70 be published enssise FIRST day OF
month, at dollars, payable on dellye-
s 80 s s. non-subscribers the price vail be con-
.iderably enhanced ~.
8 a list Of the names Of such as patronise ,hs
valuable work by subscription, VIII PC PUP
lishedin the last volume. 1a,,.r.
- The English edition sells at = 'osia's
- SUBSCRIPTIONS received 1y 'AAts !.
KEsssDr 4. senior, s4Iesana1ae:
.JulxT.
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Alexandra County, July ~.
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE subscriber wishing to remove to the
western country, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, J | miles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town fer
ry, and about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in healthy, agreeable neighborhood, con-
tanning about 40 acres. sea vwrich is, . conye-
nient dwelling house, large enough fora gem
teel family, together with all the eIthouscs
suitable, all new or nearly so an orehard OF
apple trees Of selected fruit, together with
different other fruit Trees a proportion ofim-
proved meadow for the scythe, and large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined TO purchase may know the terms
by application to MIR john DuL1N, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on tho pre-
misses.
Z. Dulin.
y.o diff
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ROBERT CRAY.
HAS JusT RECEIVED
The following new Songs

SET TO MUSIC
!. Inc Lay OF Love, written by ]. L. LEWIS,
81 The music composed by DR.. ]. Clarke.
.ne Home Of my Heart, Ballad, sung
\ Mr. incledan, and composed by Mr., E.
helps. Frice IS cents.
Twice Forward, a fayoritc Cotillicn, a.
aped 70 the new song of No, no, no, It
~ be so. Price Is cents.
\ tee Days that are gone, a Ballad, with an
impairment for the plane forte, compo-
EsSg Dr. Clarke. Price 81 IL cents.
I'm beautiful Butterfly, burnt in q ball
|1p. Price IL IL cts.
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salss at Ks1sdus.

.,,.rv Tuesday and Friday,
nesS WILLBE SOLD
,,,ans Store, cornerof Prince and
tns Water streets.
a.~:;,,. of Dry Goods, Groesr'fss sc.
ra.' ~. !, of which will be expressed IN
sa's 4 the aayAll kinds OF goods ae
Dais : m limitation and the prices OF
'lcn az ~ established, can at any time DC
len !, -. =, purchased atthe lowest Limitation
! prices = a.,stel,er. y. N.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

& Il
To be sold, at public auction, at Northum-
berland court house, in the county OF Nor
thumherland, and state of Virginia, on
TUESDAY,, the fifth day OF September
next. at eleven O'Clock, in the forenoon,
Five contiguous Plantations,
Amounting together 10 about S7oo 'seres'
CITUATF.. on the river Potomac' ana
~ within about three miles OF the court
house These. estates formerly belonged 40
p,esleu Thornton, Esq. and arc the same on
,yv,l;ch he lived. they have never Dceh seen
.hy either of the subscribers !; but It IS un'ef-
st,oa. that about 100 acres OF thena are as
,,a lnah,e low grounds as any on the fiVer' any
! considerable part thereof Heavily tlmbercd:
tn u,,lands consist of about 1000 acres, aad
.ha whole Is wei calculated for the production
of corn, wheat, tobacco, tunothys and smaii
praiI, of all kinds, in great abundance, nc
waters are said to abound with excellent
ssh. 80 sters, and wild fowl The water Carl
Race IS easy. and convenient to Norfolk, ba-
stin,ore. Alexandria, and the city OF Wash,
sipp.ton and as these estates possess sesela'
GOOD mill seats, with an abundance OF Wseef'
and and = plentiful supply of timber, they must
be very valuable. ;r-
The premises WILDE shewD to persons III
sc,;n;ng to purchase, BY Col. James .toa0o'e'
who lives on them, or by Samuel 5faek7OeA,
Esa. who lives Dearto them ana TIC 'e!A'
of payment may be known saiIlelen. . uA.s
,,efors the.sale, by applying to either OF them,
~ 70 III. subscyiberrsin the city Of fhllaeei-
phia, 1x, IE1K1Is
JUNG Isl ~
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FINE PASTURE.

/, y ! viii BE ready in abOntten days to fur
eushers and Others: Pasturage on our
for any numhcr of cattle not exceed
VITO.
Philip a lexander,
!. John Luke.
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Land for Sale.
GREAT BARGAIN.

T will sell from about fifty to sixty acres of
L Land lying in this county, aud binding
upon the road now opening from Geo. Town
to Alexandria. This land is elegantly situat-
ed in point Of building scites, and has the
further advantages of being furnished with de-
lightful water, and from its high elevated ST.
tuation the benefit of tie most sa1ubrious air.
If necessary this property will be laid out in
lots so as to suit those who may be inclined
to purchase. Applications to be made to
JOHN LUKE, Esq. or to
Charles Alexander,
Sor Of Philip.
Alexandra County, July ~. d
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Baltimore College Lottery.
On Monday the I'd day of Ocs. tickets will
advance in price to Eleven Dollars.
Present price, Whole tickets 10 so
Hail do. $50
Quarter do. 800
For sale by
r, Cray
September 30
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A GREAT BARGAIN.
May Is.

THE subscriber wishing TO remove 70 the
western couatry, will sell the FARM on
which he resides in Fairfax county, lmiles
from Alexandria, 9 from George Town ter-
~. ana about the same from the Potomac
bridge crossing to the city of Washington
in a healthy, agreeable neighborhood, cons
tanning about 40 acres. en- which IS conve-
nient dwelling house, large enough Tor gen
,eel family, together with all the outhouses
suitable, all new or nearly SO an orchard OF
ample trees of selected fruit, together with
diHeren; other fruit trees, proportion OF In
proved meadow for the scythe, and a large
portion more may easily be made. Any per-
son inclined to purchase may know the terms
nv spbication to Mr.. JOHN DuLIN, adjoining
the said farm, or the subscriber on the PFC
E. Dulin.
diff
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Cobbrjmilh g Tln-PIate-Worker.

E'HE subscriber continues to make and
repair all kinds of COPPER lin
WARE, and also carries on the BhAoo'
FOUNDERS BUSINESS under the diree-
ton CT William Fletcher, and Will execute
any work in that line.
FOR SdLE,
IS boxes 10 by -, and Is do. by 10 Boz
hernia Window Glass, Of good quality.
TO LET,
The House GA Fairha-s,reet, occupied ~
myself, which is mace to accommodate one
or two fami.ies-l viii give lease on mo-
derste terms Also, the Brick House on
the corner of Prince and Royal sire cts, and
one Biacksn.ith's Shop with set OF oois'
For Sale or 10 Let on a. Ground Rent ./or
erer,
IS feet of Ground, fronting on King, street
and running back 100 feet 10 10 ieet siicy,
it i. situate nearly eIpcslte the dag n
pump in good part Of The town. -,
The highest price will be given Tor Ola
Copper, Tswter, brass aud Lead.
George NJ Mum
Whc has for Lire hap4senls y II o'4'"''
with careful driysr. :,u
August 80,
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70 Notice.

r WISH to sell, tie unexl fred lesse OFFS
/ years, from the 10th day OF december
next, in the elegant and comm odious HOTEL
now occupy III Alexandria. This establish
ment is Justly celebrated as afording the best
accommodation. on the continent, and to man
Of attention and abilities in the line of his pro
fession, cannot fail yield handsome for
tune: The proximity OF this property to the
seat Of government, being bet about SIX miles
from the capitol, over the Potomac Bridge,
the growing Importance of Alexandria, and
the increase of the business of the house since
the r. sidence Of the present Occupant. al
conspire to prove, that there is MT more
eligible situation in the United SIT S.
Attached to the tavern, Isl well conducted
coffee house, supported bya RESP etas:e sub
scription.
Together with aninsurance Office.
There are at present twenty four yearly
boarners Of the first respectful lty, in tine hotels
TIE whole house is elegantly furnished,
and to person who tabes the lease, the great.
er part Of the furniture will be sold On the
most Reasonable terms.
William Cation.
September %.
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TO RENT,
NOTICE.

BENJAMIN DULANY, sen. esq. having
- eYiis'inGcn.ure cfas.ignmcnt, dated the
so'h day ofthe present month, conveyed TO
asan MS estate, real, personal and mixed,
,,.SeE the Back Stock and money in deposit
NV Standing in his name, in trust Tor certain
ffuiposcs therein mentioned This Is there
Ito p1 % give notice 70 al tenants and others
fsV'ains property under lease or otherwise
~ %um, orbelonging To The said Benjamin Dnla.
W sen. esq. or who are in any Wise indebted
MIN, that he or they are hereafter to pay
~ account for the same, to ne only or my
Daniel F. Dulany.
sept II. I'm,
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ROSE HILL FOR SHE

This healthy, beautiful, and well improved
SEATS now offered Tor sale
It coatains 400 acres, 50 OF which are 10
wood. Noland is better adapted to the use OF
Plaster Of Pals, and there is some very vaiu-
able meadow land uPonlt.
For terms apply to " H. Foots' esq. upon
the premises, or TO the subscriber in Charles
county, Maryland.
Benjamin Dulany, r.
September -. - |.
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TO LEASE.

On low ground rent for ever, and on We
+, at!vaptageous terms,
n VALU ABLE half acre Lot Of Ground,
Situated Oh Washington and Duke
streets, with fine corner Los, There Is On
tho said property three frame buildings, one
has been used as pot house, but ceuld be
easily altered into any thing else, as 1t is a
l,rse and strong bVilding-the Others are
dwelling houseS--fhey will be leased with
the ground which viii be rented as 1t Ii, or
laid out IN lots TO suit the purchaser:
Enquire q
Midnight and Stewart.
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