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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

Capt. Haskell, who arrived at Boston
from Russia and Sweden, sailed from
CoRen5urg NQv. 2. He had not heard
ofthe arrival Of King BERNA DorrE,
from Paris. II was said the Emperor
Of Russia had interposed, and insisted
that he should not ascend The throne of
Slceden, but that the exiled Monarch
should be restored and lie is said to
have the wishes OF the people in his IA
YOUR. ne teAeus tie EI-K.zg is az
y. PeIerskArs.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

WE request our readers 70 re-peruse the
statement made IN our paper Of the 10Th alt.
by HENRY ID HoDGKrxs and TO do il at
ten:iveiy-it il subject which bias engross-
ed considerable attention abroad, and we
wish to have itftL.y and PLAINLY understood.
The Evezing STAR a darkl'ng. iopsided
psoer, (somewherc to the sou;hward) hay
'ng rather too freely, perhaps, used the
name Of ". Dasiet ~ C,a'e, has been con
strained TO publish the following recants
ton
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
Read Mr.. Brent's Letter.
WcshiRgtOn, Department gf State. ?
June I'm, 1910.

~ y
\" ManAM,
/" Your ,et'er of the 9Th rl.. n the Sec.
retary OF State has been duly recen ed. and
- .ccordingly do, ihaf il -yil Be aavisab!e
foy Jov n ovoit yOarset q any opportunity that
,ray 0rCu, 70 sc.l "a rae Cohsut n rhe UH,rcd
St1 IS ~ Paris. Dayii p Warden, froof AZ the
cif2eaShip ara q deac ipior y tbe tersoa u yolr
son, 81 q st.ie7nsrf N fhe circumstances Of
ihr case. Y0u y II do Well d, the same Tune
- send 10 this Office copies ot the 81 ne doc
uments. To be iorwsrded bence to Mr.. War
den, Upon Ieceivir. these papers, he UiH,
~, daubt, do ali chat he can 10 procure the
discharge Of your son, so Illegally and IN
Justly held in captivity. The question Of
Mr.. Coxe's LIABILITY. a. pay the ransom re
felred TO by YOU, and to redeem Your son
and his fellow prisoners is entirely one of
Iudicial cognzance.
g am, Madam, &c.
(Signed) "DANIEL BRENT"
" Ms. .Ngy H1ag4ins, Foruaaa, Maine"
Will the Department Of State ackno,S
eGge that a citizen is illegally and a,.jastl,
led IL capfiviy by foreign power, and yet
adopt 70 spirited or effective measures 10
reslore him % 40 country and friends p
The thought BUNDLES our independence
Comment IS unnecessary---New follows
Mr. Henry ID Hodgkins' solemn oath to the
statement Published in our paper Of the l2ih
nk.
Cam5eriasi SIS Portland, Des z, 1910
On this day personally appeared before
me Eben@zer Mayo, Justice Of the Peace
for the County OF Cumberland, Henry ID
made Solemn oath that Tie
communication by him signed. and publish.
ed in the Portland Gazette OF the twelfth
day of October last is substantially true and |
correct and that with regard 20 any legal
claim lie may have OF MIR Daniel w Coke
d Philadelphia tee denonent does not pre- |
lend 70 decide. HENRY u HODGKINs.
EBEN MAYO, J4n Peace
Nov. thou canting hypocrite. say that
ETodgk:ss has sworn TO lie if yca dare - |
i yea haze g.. sense 81 shaaey cover your
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10


Intelligence has been received from
Lisbon, at Gloucester, to November
the I'd; at that time the two armies
remained in the position they occupied
at the period OF our former accounts.
The combined forces we're distant from
the City about le and the French 20
miles. From the late operations il
Portugal, he fate of that country is far
from being decided ; it is not impossi-
bic but that Massena may effect the
conquest this campaign--this he will
endeayour TO DO BY desperate battle,
victory or defeat will be the result-if
The latter, il will be fatal to the French,
as retreat viii be very difficult. The
English army are said TO be in high
spirits and well supplied, whilst that of
the French are in great want of prori.
sions.
An expedition under the command
Of Sir Home Popham has sailed from
Corunna to attack the French post i'll
the Bay OF Blscay.
The English have captured the Isle
Of Bonaparte Qormerly IsIe Of Boui-
hon.} Al he official account of this c
vent has been published in EngIand.---
The British had only 10 wounded and
none killed. he Isle OF Bonaparie IS
situated IN the Indian Ocean IL 20 de-
grees S. lat. and SIS +. long. is about 40
miles long * 80 broad, contains seN eral
ports and good roads where slups may
tide securely. The climate is good
and the soil productive ; produces annu-
ally $500 weight of corn $1,000 81
maize; and 100000 bis o. coffee he
inhabitants are estimated at $4,000
hacks and 5000 whites. he acqui
sition is of considerable consequence &c
the English as il deprived the French
prlvatee is Of place of resort from
whence they have long annoyd the
commerce Of those seas.
The Board Of Trade in England
h ave desisted from granting licences e
and from French ports and those de-
81 gnated in the Orders OF Council.
The English government have late
iy sent thirty thousand blankets and
twenty thousand pair of shoes 10 the
patriots 10 Spain.
Admiral Sawyer Is appointed 20 the y j.
ifax station.
The Russians are said to have abandoned
tie siege ofVarna.
The ex.king Of Sweden, in consequence
OF permsslon given Is on visit 10 the Rus
rian capital.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
NEW GOODS.

William Goddard,
HAS received by several late arrivals from
Liverpool and BRISTOL, large quantity Of
Hard Ware Goods.
Aiso--200 boxes Crown Window Glass.
various sizes,
so casks Nails,
OuanIry of blistered Steel,
Anvils, Vices, Shoyels, Spades, sc &c.
Which are for sails, BY wholesale and retail
at his stote in Middle-street, On the most
fsv rable terms
Pwtla,G, Noy 10 Nfl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

NERfLY, friend SHIRLEY, thy COM
munication accompanying the nara.
tive ofthe young man 1ioagkjas, seem
eth 10 have carried much discontinue
into the political Nig-wams Of the
South and even that cdious Insect
which hath lately stuck itself Oh the
backsid- of thy premises, doth discover
symptoms Of feeling by its writing and
agony.
Verify, verify, let it be told in Gath,
LEI II be spread through the streets Of
Askalon, that the hooaTvinA'd Argus
hath for once adrteCted" --( discoyer'd)
what : the truth !---the plain, naked
truth no alas the truth is not 10 be
found there-lf thou dost admit the
statement as given in the Evening Star
IT appears TO me not in the least 10 in
validate the substance ofthe story told
by Hodghiris. The disagreement be-
tween II. andShis owner, it is impossi-
bic TO decide upon. The young man
thinks himself injured, but Mr.. Coke
probably can justify himself--it may
appear then, that in giving publicity to
the quotation from the T.: Star that
part Of the truth has been toId.-The
motives which actuated che gentleman
in stiordihg assistance 20 an unfortu-
nate fellow being, are best known to
hImstli--it doth aDpear RI me ,ha.
they originated IN a generous sympa.
thy for the DISTRESSED Yours.
BROAD BRIM.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
Ga;etts nip jGflus.
PORT OF P0RTLzND-lslo.

Dec. 4. arrived sioop Jefferson, Titccmb,
from E.stport. --5lh. schT. Capiin, Roberts,
from do.-6th. Sally, TucEer. from do
Iisley, Blanchard, from Boston-7ih, schr.
Fame, York, from EzstPorl-- SLh, sioo2 Nan
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
G2frrNl.

IN Ksnaebunk, MIR Joseph NJ. HAYES,
merchant, of SAGE, 70 Miss Susanna IVilds
OF the former place
In Bath, by the Rev Mr.. leaks, NJ.
Wiilism 1orrey, nerchan,, 20 Mss Abigail
Webb, daughter Of ". Webb, Esq
IN this town, Mr.. john Lowell, TO Miss
SaIiy adams.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
De- 10, 1910
PUBLIC NOTICE.


(TyHEREAS Elihu Alden Of Dirmont 10
!" the county of Hancock, obtained 2
Note Of hand for twelve dollars, of me the
fubfcri5er or the third infant by pub
IIckly aGerting TO me that he had received
power of attorney from Mr. Francis Fuller
Of ReadheId, IN the county of Kenncbeck, 20
fsttle with the for hive of Bees taken By
me by virtue of writ of attachment, thenin
the care of tlre faid Elihu, and whereas, nave
Ince received letter from Mr. Fuller calling
on me for afettlement. AID Rating 81 the izrie
tine, that Alden's declaration rapectuE a
power from him was grols faiIeh0cd
ihis is to caution al perfons from pugchahag
lid Nate a. have paid NJ. Fuller the &c.
u.And for which faid zote was given
John SMITH.
Dixmont, Nov Is. 1910
NJ B-1he above TIhu Alden il a
moll notorious cheat and iwindier and va.
indicted for theft at he laa fuprsne Judicial
Court. az C4iine, and recognized under hel-
w bonds fer final trial a. tbs next fuprena
term IA June next rs The late,y and wei
fare Of toe. aty imperiouay lsnlrd hat lucl
cnarac r. Tie a. nubhckiy kl.c~R - pohihle.
The ievera I'nuters III the UmtsL STAGE
would Confer a isii,rg obiigs'ion Oh The CEN
aun,tY, by nieruEg ihis BnIcs n she.-.re-
3sctive newspapers p4rri-ui ,H rfr AT.
riot, MsEac's,ll esis Fr psr. &C LIS ga y
1uc arr .fars
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

Congress We're TO convene on Mon
day last. The Presidents Messe &c
VII be received il the course OF The
Ere ebi we<s, Ia consileryIion OF the
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
THE PROPRIETORS

Or the two Townships granted 10 The
sufferers of Portland, are hereby notified
ti,at the mseiing Vi said Proprietors which
was holden AZ tie Subscribers Office on
Saturday last. stands adjourned to The same
place, 20 IuEsDAY, the IIth inst. [to-nor-
row a. 10 O'Clock a. a. AS business If i'm
Tort-nce IS ~ be transacted, it is hoped
1heIe viii be a general attendance.
SAN. FREEMAN, Pep's CLERK.
IL Derembek 10. 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
DOCTOR WEED.

DOCTOR WEED,
HAVING attended a regula: courfe OF
4 4 Medical Reading and Practice of Phyfic
with Doctor Brooks, Of MedfoFd, and obtain
ed Diploma from the CenioTs of the Mafia
chuie'is Medical Society will be happy to
devote his tervices 70 The inhabitants of Port
land, who may feel difpoied to paronile him
as Pyhcian.
N Bills lodgings are at Mai. CAcGI,
Fe1sraI fyest. Dr. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
From the Erening Star.
TO THE PUBLIC.


IN Justice To Mr.. DANIEL w. CoxE, we
make il known, that after an attententive
perusai ofthe documents in his possession,
nd with which we were totally unacquain-
ted Al the time Of the publication in our pa
.pers Of Monday and TUESDAY, of some strc
lures upoA paper published by Henry -.
Hoa gkns) we can declare, that we are
satisfied OF our error, in stating, that the
ship Concord infringed the son-lntercourse
law, or that Mr. Cox behaved with any kind
Of inhumsnity to said Hodgkias.
We ssate this voluntarily, so that the
same pH3lic that has read tie unfoundcd
charges. may also read our recantation-
We have no enmity TO Mr.. Coxe-our
feelings respecting the IN worthy manner in
which the government was treated by the
Por.l4nd editor (whose statement respect
ing Mr.. Coke we had presumed to be cor
recf) were the cause OF any warmth which
have appeared in any Of our observa-
tons.
Does this amount 70 recitation Of Hodg.
kins' statement Il does not disprove a
syllable relating to h:s bafberous usage -
nor does it in any manner exoneIate our
ltOtu TIC d
'gainst il. VIII what apathy was the appli-
cation Of Ms. Hodgkins treated by the De-
partment of State mir. Brent is directed
to signify "shaf IL vii BE- advisable for yon,
Mrs. ilndgkinsl 70 av4j! yevseJ Of any o.
pOrtanity shat may occur 10 send to tie Censpl
ofthe U States at Paris. 8. Warden, troo;G,'
Gc. &c.
| Whether air. coxa has OF has uos offered
a sufficient remuneration 70 Mr.. r. for his
suferings, we pretend not to decide We
have it from better snthofify than The 4ySal
or even the Evening Star, 20 state that Dan.
lei w. Coke, Esq IS very respectable mer.
chant in Philadelphia, sEd a Fedora iist--ihis
must have been the reason why the sai1
Sta- endeayored to cast The odium, (if an,
there might be- Of Hold kins' sii air on Mr.
COKE. We know from other authority than
Hstg kins' that his narrative of suffering,
is substantially true. We are willing to ad
NIT that he might have demanded more 81
Mr. c. than was bis right.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

We are authorised to state that tie gen
tleman who was 50 Jooltfety attacked IN the
last Argus for lending MS aid in the Cause
OF an unfortunate young man, was $ctuated
by no other motive than tlat or phiianthro-
py-Ir was thought that statement ofh
suiferlngs would help his cause and procure
him reliet-But W. thout knowing las mo-
tive the Argus has had The delicAcy 10
charge bin with uttering slAnder-l.et Tie
Argus Editor satisfy himself on tins head,
and hencetorwsrd ase the precaution which
common decency would suggest, in making
assertions before he could possibly be &C
quslnted with the motives Of the action.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
New Store.


%N~' 1--WE
n. WILLIS,
Z,g,sssEi WEaT,
HAS JUL received, and now offers tor ists.
Il i large and general AiIoElment Of
Wsf-Iadia GeodS and Gyecrisf,
among which arc
Hyfon, I
HJlon Skin, Tp.s
Young Hyfou
souehOns and gJ'9' granny
Bohea
Loaf, White ard Brown SUGARS,
225o VT. beit CHEESE.
Coffee, Chocolate,
Chocolate Shells,
Rice, Candies
Sperm Oil,
LfbOn and Malaga Wine,
Brandy, Gin,
W.. and ~ England Rum
Cherry Rum, Molafes.
Fifth, Salt,
RaiGns, Cinnamon,
Pepper, Alfpice,
Ginger, Muaard,
Alum, Copperas,
indigo, Nutmegs,
Shaving Soap,
Powder and Shott,
Tobacco, Cigars,
Snuff, Pipes,
Threads, Combs,
Cotton, Cotton Cards,
Nails, Selves,
Shovels, Brooms,
Colo a and white Crocksrv Ware.
Earthen Ware.
Tumblers, Blocktin Teapots,
Log Wood. Red Wood,
WaInuts, Cheinuts, &c 5is.
N. w. Respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that the above articles are Of the
Jiri quality, and being purcbsfed principally
with Cath, will be fold cheap for the fame
December, 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
T.. CREELY,

NJ. !, Leas. WAaJ,
HAS FOR SALE,
200 EbIs. Mess Cargo No l & 2 BEEF /;
Navy Meas FORK Jamaica, st. kits,
ncmarara Him; GIN; -ErAndy Teas ;
CotiSe; tlnento, F.oui CeltoRi Tobac
CO.. Gmgef Russis, Raysns aud India
Duck, cprdass, &C.
Dee 10 IF
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

John +. lhuIiton,
HFFERS for fale at No. a, Central Row,
- F0s,eSsa--
30 chefs Hyion, Hyfon SKIN and Souehong
TEAS, OF The Iateit importations and war
rsnted GrR quality
90 barrels Prime PORK
so los. Caifia
80 caiks iod, I'D aud 40 Enghfh Nails
doz' Fryngpans-Ensiiih Lines-Cod
Hooks
Few cafes beff quality Knives and Forks
Jack KNIVES Iron Spoons .anthorn
Leaves, C'c
u hh'-Conitsnt'y on haRd an a6ortment Of
warranted ANCHORS.
Dsc. 10,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

TO be fold by order of the Supreme Judi
cial Court, on TUESDAY, The fheenrh
day Of January next, at two 0 clock in the II.
terDoon, at the Heuie wherein the fubfcriber
now dweils, Al HarpfwelI, 10 the county Of
Cumberland, 70 much Of she Real EGA,e az
Noah Mayo, late OF iaid Harpiwell, dece- ed,
as viii be necefIfy to raiie the .uni'of Thrss
Hundred and Fifty Dollars % enable her To-
pay the JuIi debts Of iaid deceaied.
HOPE MAYO, A4ris jaf1frix or
rad Efais.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

The friends of humanity and enterprise
will notice with regret that the account of
Mungo Parks being alive in the Interior OF
Africa, IS COntra1icted.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
MEMoRANDA.

NASSAU, Nov. I.
The Am schr. EGzsbeih- Ann, be pro-
perry Of Messrs. Moves, Lowell a. c.. az
Portland, > capt. Blake, sailed from Port 81
Prince, ST. Domingo. on the 7th ult expe-
rienced severe gales and boisterous weather,
and on the lat inst. was cast away At 5aco
Keys, neae the Elbows, The vessel and car
gototaliy lost, Moses Lersnot, the mate,
and WIN. Huggins, George Xersey,
las. -, mariners, were drowned, as also al
ihr passengers, Mr. VIM y Smith, Of II
York, Ia Bison, q Frenchnan) and two
colored women, and title girl. The mas
ter and remainder Of The crew saved them
selves on the rocks, where they remained
3 day. and were taken of by LITTLE vessel
called the Polly, belonging to Mr Jacob
Adams, of little Guiana Key, and carried
to that Key until the weather moderated,
very kindly treated by Mr. Adams and rs
family, and afterwards brought to this port,
where they are much distressed on Tuesday
last
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

-. Baras. from NsviuyFos; Ranger,
Racklief, from Boston:
Laeavaaces % the CEs,sFn Haasr.
Dec. 4th, schr. Josepa, Strong, for the
West.indies-5h, sohr. Hannah, Gould,
for Ilmaica-6th, Albert, Merritt. for Bal
yimo-e Freeport. GRAY. foe Boston--Dnl
ly. Morrison, for Phil4delphia-Sally, Tuck.
en-. for Boston.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

Erya'a.--In tie Census published in our
last, the number Of inhabitants in Say
should have been 10Y.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
Dortlan0,

MONDAY, December 10, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

Maine Fire q Marine Igfrqnee Com
p1ny, ANNUAL MEETING.
y HE Stockholders in the Maine Fire and
Marine Iularance Company are hereby
notified, that their Annual Meeting for the
choice Of Nine Directors for the emitting wear,
will be held at their Office, ia Eeeb1ags q. tet,
on Tuefday tie tirlt day of january 1911 at
Two CLOCK in rhe afternoon. b. order Of
the PRECEDENT aud Directors.
ELISHA MORSE Ses'y.
M r T. AZ (gaySass QEe,
Tr. 10 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

gully y;sa-,-sn2sl ~ more--5ut 70 back
a"d howl your repentance, and iet your
blind puppies yeip II concert
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10
new COOS.

JUST received and now ready for file bT
y William Lord q Go.
AZ their llore n Fore frecf. ~ s5dficral sf--
forrrent ar RARD MARI GOODS ErIA-
er with a general siiortmebt Of
U,ef- india G1cds G. Grsccri.J,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

IL Gratis l6orten WAEE,
With variety w olaer s-rtcis4--z 4
which viii re fold on he l..oi ssafoaaois
terms. (5wl l-s .ia1a -ts t.4
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

An expedition under the command
Of Sir Home Popham has sailed from
Corunna to attack the French post in
the Bay Of Biscay.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-12-10

among which are
French Brandy Molanss-Co:tcn
Spzniih do .S4lt--Giafs- Filh
Gin Woo ST cotton Cards
Old J4maica spirits Powder ard shotI
81. Crcix and - 4d. Cd, "a, Iod AID
Antigua -" god Mails
NJ. Y. Rum IRON Shovels
Cherry do soco good CLeefe
Sherry, Raiiins-- Cinnamon
L,lbon, Xvr.rre AlIpice-Peprer
Port and Keg and bottle Aluf-
Malaga taFd
Young Hyfon, e cinrs
Hyloa Skin, ~ = Indip Af1e4
Soucholg ard | - Cops
bohea = 40 a1cA
Loaf Sugar Red 11ea
White Havana do Funi-r
Brown d- d. sisge4- Brou-a7
Coffe0-Chocoiats Window y bzr sosu
Chocolate shells LEM Iedls
Rice Candes S4u4e NRr.
Sperm Oil
IL Cyate5 l6orten Wd2E.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-24
| WISH TO SELL
The House I ncsU occuby

THE LOFTS 90 feet front on King street,
running back roc feet, and is covered with
valuable Brick Buildings. except a small shed
used Tor cutting straw in. On the back line
there is a two story Brick Bwldipg, Is by
40 feet, a stable ior four horses, winch viii
hold 2 tons of hay, a large Smoke House s
Prisy, a complete Milk House and Pump Of
water, and the yard is paved On the trent
there Is large two.story Brick Building,
calculated for a Store and Dwelling, With a
Cellar 81 feet square, the whole capable Of
holding 5000 barrels off1our and has a wheel
IN complete order for hoisting. 1t i, subject
to an annual ground rent OF lis Sd. per loot.
The situation is equal to any in town for the
Flour and Grocery business. To prevent un-
necessary applications my terms a.c $1,000,
one half to be paid by Christmas, the bal
ance In one and two. years.
October %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-10-24

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OREBRo, AUGUST 81.


The important object for which the Diet
WIS c%onvoked> has this day been happily
accomplished by the nomination OF a crown
prince. lis serene hiahness the prince Of
Ponte Cosvo, who has been chosen to fill
that exalted station, was proposed by his
majesty, unanimously elected SO perfect
was the harmony which has prevailed on
,hls occasion, that not more than half az
hour was occupied in the deliberations. I'M
mediately after the decision, count Mornsr
was directed to proceed TO Paris 10 an
nounc the eveht to the Emperor and the
Prince.
His hiehness had sent hither his own por-
trait, with that OF his princess and son, &C
companicd with letters containing assuran-
ces Of the interests he took in the welfare
of tbs kingdom, and pointing out the means
by which he hoped to amelioratc its situa-
ton. Among these may be enumerated
the re-purchase Of the estates of Pomera-
MIA, which were given to French officers
during the late wal a voluntary loan Of
s millions offrancs, at at an interest Of four
per cent. which interest is to be appropri-
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B i SALE.

On Tuesday, the Soth inst. will be sold at the
Vendue store, on q lihe raj credit,
One bale ofmixt Kerseys,
One do. drab Plains Of different
qualities.
PC. MarAeller.
October O..
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sG-JTu AMERICA.

D,oMpEX, AHs0s3 ~"
As soon a, the official advice wa; %as,,lIa.
cd in that city, by express
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%.
FOR RENT,

4rd immediate possession givrn:
A convenient Brick Dwelling House, On
Royal street, between King aid Csmcron-
streets now occupied ty Mis-. MCyea-
For terms apply on the premises.
October %, dot