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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05

jof despatch to you from Mr., Cans
nlng, which STAKES among other th;nEs
thle FROM the report ot your ccnver-
'sations with Mr.. Madison, Mr. Gala,
tin and Mr. Smith, it appears,
4" 1st. That the American governs
.mcnt IS prepared in the event of his
Inaiesty's conscntipg to withlraY ihe
orders in Council, al January and Noe
yember, 1907, to Withdraw contempoe
raneously on It's part, the interdictiop
OF It's harbors to ships of war and all
and neutrality-suspicious.
acts, SO lar as respects Great Britains
leaving them in force with respect to
France and the powers which adopt or
act under her DEGREES.
"2d. That America is willing to re-
oounce, during the present war, the
Pretentlun of carrying on in time OF
war all trade with the encmy's colonies,
from which she was excluded during
peace.
q" Sd. Great Britain, for the pur-
pose of securing the operation of the
embargo, and the bona 1fde intention
OF America, to prevent her citizens
iron trading with France, and the
Po weFs adopting and acting under the
French DEGREES, is 20 be considered as
being at liberty to capture al! such A.
merican vessels, as may be found at
tempting to trade with the ports of any
OF these powers; without which Sc
curlty for the observance of the emu
barge, the raising it nominally with
respect to Great Britain alone, would
IN fact, raise it with respect to all the
world"
l have the honor to request you to
favor me with such explanations, as
your candor will at once suggest, in
relation to these imputed conversations.
torbear to express to you, sir, the
surprise that is felt at the exlraordina.
ry Pretepsions set forth in this letter of
instruction, and especially at the exc
Pectation that this government would,
as preliminary, recognize conditions,
two of which are SO manifestly ire
concilable to the dignity and interest Of
the United States. I, however, would
remark, that had you deemed it pro-
per To have communicated in e9fens9
shls letter, itwould have been impos-
sible for the President 10 nave perceive
I'd in its conditions, or in It's spirit.
that conciliatory disposition which had
been Professed, and which, it was
hoped, had really, existed,
have the honor to be, &c.
(Signedl II. SMITH.
The Hon. David NJ Erskine, SIC. &7c,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05
VOLUME I.
---''S-10 % y o -
By WILLIAM WALLER HENINC.

g The La7ss of country are necessarily
connected with every thing belonging 10
the people oft; so thai thorough knowl
edge OF fhe8l, and Of their progress would
inform us OF every thing that was most
useiuI to be known about them and one
oil the greatest imperfections of historians
IN general, IS owing to their ignorance
Of law"
PEIEsTLEY's Let. oN HIST. pa. 149,
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The following letters addressed TO the editor
since he publication offfe lee Veiums, are
from gentlemen sninenHy qHalfea to form
an otiinion Of the inheritance Of tie Dort.

s. RoAHs's RESPECTS 20 Mr.. HsHiag.--
+ necessary attention 20 the business o.
the court, has disabled ). f. from reading
aiteniiysly, the whole # the hrst volume
q the Statutes at Large lie can here
fore, give M satisfactory opinion upon the
character Of the laws contained therein.
Il IS easy however, to pcrceiys that this
lehofious work has been executed with
great care and fidelity, on the part, of
Mr.. HenDg, 10 whom, in The opinion
Of 5. r. cur courtrymen, in all generau.
ems, will be indebted, Tor placing beyond
the reach Of accident, sta u,ss which ex-
,sted only 10 iuanuscrjpi, AMI, in some in .
stances, perhaps, OILY IN s'ogle copy
it Is trde thai, al the present day, the
.'u!es contained in he FIRST volume, are OF
it le comparative importance a. M5y5 ba.
wing grown obsole or been replaced by
Others: but they aHorS rich treagu for
Historians and 10 themselves, conts n an
Excellent history, Of The situation, DO
icy, Institutions, opinions and anguaFe Of
our fotela.hers. Iiviil he seen ihst lheu
possessed that hardy end determined spi.
'it. which c0ud 10 b, appalled, BY d.3i
.ul,jes and has enabled their 9os.eriiy, in
less than two Centuries, 10 ous;riD The
1alioos IF ike old world, rs f,r in the wis.
iom aud justice Of ther political iositu.
lions, as IN the enjoyment oi civil liberty.
70 the work in question were, Therefore
20 stop he'e, 1t IS undoubtedly entitled 70
! nc patronage Of every pubic spirited a
( nertcan but, as is IL advances, 10 Will be
vt eminent practical utility. Il viii, les
pecialiy if aided by general indsxj ena.
bic Judges and Lawyers 70 see, q, one
view, every att which mas ever been pas
ed on any subject; and thus cordu6u
hem TO the happiest result, IN evl2cera
ing the meaning Of lht Legislature, S
R'there.os' earnestly w'snes Ihet no ad
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verse state Of things may occur, 10 ARE
ne entire completion oil the undertaking.
Nm. NJ. Hsr'ng, Esq,
Redmond, Dec. 2, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05

ATOTfCE-The subscriber being desir.
~ Gus d closing the executrixship OF the
late John Collins, most earnestly solicts ali
those indebted 10 discharge The saE,e, as
suits .indiscriminately will be Instituted
and all persons having claims will please
exhibit them properly authenticated before
the 1st Of February next, as this notice will
BE plead at bar.
CATHARINE DABNEY,
Surviving Executrix of
JOHN COLLINS, dec
December 81, 1909. Sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05

TOR SALE, to the highest bidder, on the
i goth of December, 1900. on the preni-
ses, PARCEL OF G ROUND, on the main
street, at or near Rockets landing, and op l..
posite to Lewis's wharf, belonging to the
estate of Wiltshire M. Lewis, dec. con.
tanning one hundred feet, or upwards. which
will be divided into convenient lots to suit
purchasers. Also, about so acres of LAND,
bounded by the main Road, the lines of MIR
William Mayo, Mr. Geo. Bakey and Gil
lis's Greek, which Will also be laid out into
Senements 10 snit purchasers. The terms
sf payment viii be made known on the day
,of sale
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-05
John PROSSER,
W. WEn~-Fsrrfp

Commissioners.
gisomoni, Noveussr cd. 1909. IDS
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
NEGOTIATIONS.

Reports concerning the state of our
negotiations with foreign powers are
various. One says that Armstrong only
made visit to Holland, and was TO re-
turn to Paris again in three weeks |;
others affirm that he had finally Quilted
Paris-and had stated, that after Bon
aparte was beaten at Aspern, he wrote
TO Paris that he wished to be on good
terms with America, and directed NJ.
Hautcrive, 10 enter into negotiations
with him in consequence OF which
orders several articles were agreed up.
on. But after Bon,plr,e obtained the
success at Wagram, be directed his
agents at Paris 10 inform Gen. Arm.
strong that he would not treat with 4.
merica, uo,ii she declared war against
Enslond We always thought the VIC
tory at Nagram would operate to the
disadvantage OF America, and should
this news prove true, it will be evident
that 81! e demo crats who rejoice at the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
4ortlano,
Monday, October SO, 1909.
SPANISH .1FF.dIRS.

Our accounts from Spain and Por-
tugal are to September the 10Th. They
represent the French as having been
generally successful Of late.--The Brit.
ish army was retrea,ing towards Lis
bon, at which place il was reported Sir
Arthur Wellesley had arrived. leaving
his army near Badogaz, distance about
100 miles.
A reinforcement: Of 1000 men, had
arrived at Lisbon from England, s. the
transports in the Tagus were about to
return. They did not fear an attack
from the French.-Owing to various
causes the attempt 10 maintain the in
dependence OF Spain has not met with
that success there was reason to expect.
The British commander appears OF o.
pinion from his knowledge of the Span.
ish forces, and the increasing strength
OF the French-add 10 this great want
Of provisions and supplies in the com.
bined army--it would be very improp
er to act longer on the offensive, but to
secure the means of making safe re-
treat, should it prove necessary.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
Onr AfqirS with France.

1t is impossible to determine what is
the present character of our relations
with the Terrible Emperor, Napoleon.
There can bc but little doubt of the
truth OF the fac, stated in the last En-
glish and Irish papers, that Mr.. Arm.
strong had arrived at Amsterdam.
But it is not certain that his Journey to
that place was the resul; OF despair as
to any hopeful prospect from his nego-
cia.ions. 1t might be mere little In
terlude in the great diplomatic farce of
the Congress of Raab, or some such
Congress, which is soon to settle, for
the fourth or fifth time under the au-
spices of Napoleon, the political con-
Germs and relations of Europe. While
the mighty conqueror was busy in ar
ranging and fixing the fates of Euro
pean and Asiatic empires, it is not to be
supposed that he could conveniently at
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
MIR. JACKSON.

Will settlement he effected be.
tween this country and England is a
question frequently asked. From the
total silence which our Z xecutive and
those who are in their confidence OBJ
serve upon this subject, it is not in our
power to afford the public the least in.
formation.
We know of no obstacle to prevent
an amicable adjustment, provided both
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

parties are s'acrciy Aisf1sed = u -
Tie e,iis resul,inq from the tpelS-
ton Of the nonintercourse arc many,
5ucb as great depreciation IN ,he
price of lumber, provisions, SSc. which
extends to every article of expectation.
And the price OF IN os, articles of for-
eign growth & manufacture are greatly
enhanced, owing 10 the dific,';y Of
procuring them. II is TO be hoped ibis
state of things will not long contmue.
BY the article in this days papei un-
der Nortols head, il would seem that
there has been some intercourse hc~
tween the President and the British
Minister. Whether the result IS IA
vourable or unfayourab.e, tine VIII
soon determine.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

l',a'e of atiaiis n TIA; Kingdom and
princitaiNy oticu-e.i as they have
been by many contradictory reports.
The Field Martial Don Mcndizabel,
las been appointed to the command
of the united army lately commau-
ded 5y Romano with whom the
Field MARTIAL the Count de Norona,
(who commands in Callicia) acts as
fecond in command. The Marquis
Romano, on taking leave of his army,
addrehed them in very fpirited and
encouraging manner.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
Iymies in The Soutb.

MANREssA. AUG. IS. Gen Blake's
and the Marquis de Lazon's corps
marched from hcrce the 22d and
23d. Gen. Blake will attack the
befegers of Girona, with 1000 men.
The diviiions of Arrogan and Valen-
cia are taking the fame direction !;
and thefe troops, when united. will a.
mount TO o,coo men
vIcH, AUG. 40. The head-quar.
ters of gen. Blake are in this city. he
yciterday ifIued General order, cal
ling on the brave Ca alouians 10 unite
witt, him in a fpirited effort to re-
lieye the immortal defenders of Gil
roma.
AUG. 80. Gen. Angereau has
publifhed in Pcrpignan, an account
of the reduclion of Girona, to en-.
courage the confcripts to advance to
the relief of the corps of St. Cyr.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

: y Us TIM, ard the Spar iaras
.ake up arms to deTrd tha, crown
apa,nit feph bonapaste, who is at
topped TO bc impoied on them and
f~nt to Nlafirid az king the lawful
k,rr Al his fa,hsr being both made
prisoners and lent to France Jo-
,epA is d,,ven fs,m Madrid by the
snasiards. withou, shr aid OF Eng
aud, huitria. or any other power |,
le aiIrnbies French army in biicay
and Navarro, the two frontier pro-
vnces of Spain presiouny and trail
tarcuhy deliveredup by Godoy The
other provinces, to the number of
,welvc, the cities, .he clergy. the no.
bilty and the people, elect delegates
20 lorra a congrels, called in Spaniih
7an,a to govern Spain in the name
Of the lawfal fosereign. The fame
provinces. cites, &c. adhere to this
government, except as many of them
rs may have iincc heen over-run by
rhe French armies, and all the ifands
and oolonies of Spain, more popslous
territories than the United States of
America. more extenfiye than all
Europe, in wealth far fuypalling both
together, thofe all unire ehecrfuily
with the government againtt the u
furper. Early in 1899, the congrefs
having formed alliance with England,
the government of Portugal, from
whence the French have been dri.
ven, and Auitria, appoint MIR. Onis,
miniiler to the u. States he fails
from Cadiz in Auguit, aud arrives at
New York in the preient mouth.
The government he reprcfents attu-
ally poilacs about halt the territory
OF Spain on The continent of Europe,
all the feaports from Barcelona in
Catalonia, 20 St. Andero in BiIcay,
adjoining provinces TO France, all
the navy and colonies, and has even
exten ied its dominion in the latter
it has abrogatcd thofe obnoxious
DEGREES. which fubjeacd cur trade
TO The fame rc1riaions which were,
and are now impofed on it by France,
tn. former ally of Spain our inter-
courfe has been refumed with the
Spaniards by our own laws; our
charge dcs aifaires remaining there
and the United States are treated by
them on the terms of the mot friend
ly power, not in a6tua! alliance with
them.
In addition to this when the thir.
teen colonies of America fllook off
the supremacy of England, thirty
years ago, Spain did not heiitate to
acknowledge US, and before our in
dependence was acknowledged by
England, was actually engaged in war
on our fi'e, to compel it.
Can it be now queition with our
government, whether Mr.. Onis fhall
be received as minilter Of Ferdinand
or NOT I think it cannot.
THR OLD BaLTIMoREaN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
Tp tbe spails.
NORFOLK, OCT. l8.

NORFOLK, OCT. IL.
The Africaine frigate, on board OF
which Mr.. Erskine is to embark for
England, remains in Hampton Roads.
Her departure, We understand from
good authority, depends upon the ar.
rival Of Mr.. Jackson's dispatches from
Washington. As she has already re-
NAMED longer than was expected, it is
surmised that Mr.. Jackson has com.
menced his negotiations with our gov
ernment, and detains this ship in order
to advise his government of the pro-
gress or probable result Of those nego.
tiations.
1t is said that dispatches from our
government for MIR. Pinckney, which
were sent down to so by the Airicaine,
have been returned.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

Latsa vsr6aI Ne1vs frsm Spain.
NETWORK, OCT. a3.-Laft evening
arrived at this port, the very faR fail
ing brig Wheeler, Grinolds, from
Malta, and 80 days from Malaga
Captain G. did not bring any
Spaniih newspapers, but informs
US that the Britiih army was retreat
ing to Lilbon as fat as polibls.
Capt. G further ftates, shat the
por. Of Trieite, and other ports in
poilellion of the French, in the Adri-
attic, were ihut againf neutral vefels.
by order of the Emperor Napoleon.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

sutcs ssss ol Bena2art., ,.e tie enemies
of this country, as nothing bnt bis hui
initiation viii bring him to co Us JUS
tee. The southern papers ssy, that IN
CONSEQUENCE Of the flilure Of our nego-
tiations with France, our government
is treating seriously with Mr.. Jackson.
1t seems Mr.. Jackson has detained the
British Packet, and il is thought be
expects to send important dispatches
by her to England Iporss'r. sly. =
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

A late Petersburg paper says" One
day last week, party OF bona fde black
legs (gamblers) decorated with the in
sigma of Kings and Queens, were drum.
med through our town con6sed to the
tail OF cart"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
Extyaets from leffers .t,o,n he snb~enyRo efs
ship belonging TO PhiIadelthia, dared

Extracts from letters Jrosn he Sapereayso Ja
ship belonging TO Philaaeithia, dared
"cHRIsTIANsAND, AUG. 11-12.
:" The pri,a,eers of this nation are very
numerous, and capture every American YES.
sci they meet with There are now abeut
thirty with valuable cargoes brought in
here, many of which are condemned. The
voyage OF every American ship IN this coun-
try is destroyed. There is no hore, in nv
opinion, of any vessel being able to get a.
way this winter, it permitted by the gov
eminent. The pretexts for capturing and
condemning American vessels, are of the
most frivolous and vexatious nature.
"The fact is, they are determined TO
condemn and retain all the American prop.
erty they can get hold of, until they knew
the determ nation of a certain great nower
on the continent, towards the United States.
The agents of that power are actively EN-.
plo,cd against our interest. From the pres.
ent situation of our commerce in the North
Of Europe, merchants do wrong in sending
Their property abroad, in tliat ,slrec
apprehend we shal, be detained here
with Our property until some step is taken
by our government for our relief"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

We have no later information reIa.
tive to the British Expediriou, or anv
thing resrecting Austria and France.
than was published in cur last.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

1t is reported that the Secretary of
the Navy has ordered all our cruisers to
be fitted for sea Immediately. 1t is adj
ded that they will be ordered to for
eign station-svhich,Jtrneis hro2f'fhaf
~ spar is crheeted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30
foreign 9ntsliigeuse.
Situation Of the Armies in Spain.

MALAGA, SEPT. 10 The corps of
Soult is in the highlands Of Etrema-
dura its II. Q at Placentia and
Ca,iiteo.
The French corps of Victor, Nor
tier, and Sebaitiani are united in the
vicinity of Toledo. Their out-poits
extend on the frontiers of Eitrema.
dura and La Mancha.
10 the l2ih September, nothing
pew had occurred in La Mancha; /;
the IL. Q Of the Spani!h General
EVenegasl were on La Catolina.
The French corps under Ney had
feparated from that Of Soult. and
marched towards Salamanca where
,hc Duke de Parque has arrived and
who finding a.!trong garrifon in Sa-
laEnanca, failed out TO attack Ney,
who retreated, according TO fome
accounts to Valadoiid, and to others,
as far al Dnrgos.
naDAJaz, sePT. eiterday
Gen. Welleiicy, commander in chief
of his Britannia Majeity'S troops ar
rived here and Immediately received
,hc compliments of their Exce!len-
cics Don Gonzticz Plcheco. and
Don Mcndoza, tlhc Commifioners
of the Supreme junta); and other
dsmonararions of refpett due to the
hero of 'Ealaeer
The members of the Supreme
Governing Junta in this city. are
taking energetic mealures to furniih
thc armies with fuppies of all kinds.
csDiz, SEPT. 5-Thc Marquis de
Romana has been recalled from the
command of the armies of Gallicia
AMI Ailurias, to tax: feat in the
Supreme Junta, to give that body
;,le of ),reGe Information Of the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

advices from Norway state, that the
american property detained in Chris
tiansand is estimated a, three millions
Of dollars
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

The new democratic government o
Vermont is organized. The Gafusho
ticket prevailed by about 100 majori.
ty. The Governour's speech is Gu.
riosity.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-10-30

The foilosuing letteys, on the sut,ecs Of iae
Dnnish spo!iafions on American commerce,
weye received at Philadelphia -
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-23
Wanted to Purchale or Hire.
A GOOD MALE COOK.
apply to the Primer.
September 81. a.. q.
e. Notice.

TDWIsH to sell, the unexpired lease of
/ years, from the. 10th day OF December
next, in the elegant and conn odiGus HOTEL
now occupy il Alex.n.ria. THIS establish
ment is Justly celebrated as affordlny the best
accommodation. on the continent, and 10 man
of attention alidabilities in TIC line of his pro
iession, cannot failto yield a handsome ios-
tune. The proximity Of this property to tie
seat Of government, being but about SIX miles
from the capitol, over the Potomac Birds e,
the growing importance Of Alexandria, and
the increase of the business of the house since
the re sidence of the present occupant, all
conspire to prove, that there is not a mora
elipib,e situation ia the United Sites.
Attached to the tavern, is well conducted
coffee house, supported by a respectable SUBJ
scripiion.
Together with en- insurance Office.
There are at present twenty four yearly
boarders of the first responsibility, in the hotels
Tae whole house is elegantly furnished,
and 10 person who tales the lease, the great
er part Of the furniture will be sold on the
most reasonable terms
William Cation.
Sentember 90. tz
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-23
NIGHT SCHOOL.

r0HE. SUBS riber returns his most gIateiui
acknowledgements to the inhabitants o.
t,,,s.town and its vicinity for their past tayors,
and earnestly soii,its continuance o. The
same. He likewise 5egs leave 10 INFORM them
that OIL MOND ~. the lslh instant, ne wiz
commence Ills Nigh, School, where VII be
taught, as usual, Reading, Wnang, Arlth-
raetic. Mathe inatics, SC. &c 'f
ANY young gentleman wishing to be IN
strucsed, win please to make early appnca-
sssoSsto !.
8 ". W. "a ~ Nv
SeptcIaber Il. o1w
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-23
NOTICE.

BENJAMIN DULANY, sen. ESQ. having
- by his inaep,ure of ASST 5nmcat, dated the
Eighth day ofthe present month, conveyed to
ne all lis estate, real, personal and mlxed,
~sScept the Rack Stock and money IN deposit
nov standing in his name, in trust for CERTAIN
purposes therein mentioned This IS there
,0re to give. notice TO all tenants and others
soating property under lease or otherwise,
ION, or belonging TO the said Benjamin D1ia-
w, sen. esq. or who are in airy Wise indebted
him, that he or they are hereafter to pay
saa account for tue same, to me only or nay
ssdcr.
Daniel F, Dulany.
Sept. II. Inn.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-23

This healthy, beautiful, and well improved
SEAT is now offered for s1les,s'.. ;.
Il contains 400 acres, 30 OF which. are II,
wood. holland is better adapted to7thc use Oh
Plaster OF Pa, is, and there is some very Vaiu'
able meadow land upon 1t. $50 -
For terms apply to w. H. Footss, esq. upon
the pr enlises, or to the SUBSCRIBER In Sti'' :
county, Maryland.
Benjamin pulany, r. :,
September "a.
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A o "a Bar. GAIN.


TIE subssa Sling to remove to the
western ss.uasry Mi sen the FARM OH
which he resides in Fairl.sx county. miles
from icxasl,las aro4n George Town fer
ry zoY about tSe same from the Potomac
p,ia.se cr6ss{,ie cit, of Nv arlington
in 4 healthy, agreeable Ieishboriioed, coa-
t,;,ir,e abouj a7e acres. oh whiehis a.eolye-
nient awcllines house, large enough fora gen
,teel fsmiy ,stosealcr with all tic outAouses
suitable, all new or nearly 50 J; az prshsfa 40 OF
apple trees Of selected fruit iogeth1e'r, !, WIN
different other igsat rees, proportion Mtn 1-
proved Ingsdow for the scythlee, ana "a, large
portion nlbresalay easily be iriaaer any per-
son inclined to pafshase may xn ss w inc te'hs
by applcasiakto a2r joAS DuL LIN, adjoining
tic Sale, farm q the subscriber on tue pre-
mises. ,..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-09-23
TOLENSE,

81 i low ground rent FOR ever, and on We
4 ry advantageous terms,
- VALUABLE half acre Lot OF Ground,
~ situated on Washington and Dukc
streets, with I, fine corner Lot. There Is Oh
the said property three frame buildings, one
has been used as pot house, but could De
easily altered into any thing else, as II is
large and strong buiiding-the others are
dwelling houses-They will be leased with
the ground which Will be rented as It IS, or
laid out in lots to suit the purchaser;
EuqRire Of '1#
Mcknight and Stewart.