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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-23
CoHgres Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
THURSDAY, February ~.

Taken for the Alexandria Gazette.
A communication from the Post Master
General was read, covering report respect
ing revision of all the laws OF Congress
respecting the Pos, Olice department. Or
dsred to be printed. ...
A communication from the secretary OF
war, covering accounts Of contracss tor
1909. Ordered to be printed. .....
The Speaker informed the house that he
had \ communication from MIR. Landais,
which he was requested 70 lay before the
house. On account OF some expressions
in the letter, he thought it ought not 10 he
communicated. 1t was laid on the table
without reading.
Mr.. Love, after long and luminous
speech respecting national bank, in which
he stated the advantages that would accrue
from such an institution, offered the fol
lowing resolution:
"Resolved, That committee be appointed
to enquire into the propriety and exped'e n
cy of establishing National Bank at
ter some desultory conversation on the
subject, the resolution was referred to the
committee of the whole, to whom was re-.
ferred the report Of the committee on the
petition of the stockholders Of the y. ).
Bank.
Mr.. Upham, after some observations on
the appropriation of. $1,000 dollars few
days since, for contingent expences for to-
reigo intercourse, offered the following re-
solution. in substance:
Reseipcd, That ,hr Secretary Of the Trea'
sury BE-: directed to lay before the house
detailed account of monies drawn from the
treasury in'the years 1908 and 800, stating
for what purpose they have been drawn
AK, how they have been accounted tor.
III. Sh.Hy stated the Secretary OF she
Treasury was making out such q stasemens
an the gentleman wished, ia compliance
with resolution which he had the honor to
Law before the house some time s'nce.
mfr. Ubhan, consented 70 have his reso'
luton lie on the table. -
Mr. Bassets from the committee On !"e
navy establishment, made report re'a"'
70 naval pensions. Referred 20 the com
mi,,ee of the whole, to whom was reIet'
| red the other report Of the same commi''ee
|, On motion Of Mr.. w. Aissoa the mouse
wen, into committee Of the whole on the a
mendmen,s to the appropriations BILL mao
nv che s:nate-Mr. BAssETr IN the ens',
The committee went through the s"ene
~ emf. and reported. the bill as amsnoeo
..nd the amendments were agreed to.
| A message. was received from the sena'e
.,,r;uu that they had passed ithe hu. re
| .nee,inp foreign intercourse MT Macon
LIN with ameudments. The bib was ~
a. .diareiy taken up in the house. :,
az. Da1vson moved TO commit II VIZ ~
~. amendments to a committee OF "
I.w vi, question on. this motion wa
lost: p. III r.
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6 sS'V,d % i. iis.iS5a. 3 MI

81 |, sonafe some iupDrsans
4; ) sas against the postpene-
snsnt on any conSia Iteration until thu day
wsek-hs thought ~ would be ,triAing with
the feelings Of the people, who were lo,k-
ing with anxiety 10 this house, for some
sehet ksm the non-intercouse.
IAlr. Gold was Of the same opinion with
Mr.. Taylor he thought !, was important.
that the bill should be decided on immedi-
,ately. ~ .'.-. j.. a..-...3.IE
Mr.. Bacon was for the psssponing until
Saturday; and no longer. He thong the
18th section might possibly preven. fines
and penalties from being collected under
the old embargo laws. . 80
MT. She1y contended that the 1ath sec.
t'on could not at this stage Of the business
be amended.
Mr.. Aacsn was williag 70 postpone for a
day--but he could not consent to po,,.
Pone tor any longer time. he thought it
was giving encouragement to the unprin-
ciplrd part of markind TO keep the non.
intercourse any longer in force. -.
Mr. Bib was opposed to postpouemens
at all, even until tomorrow. ..-
MIR. Key explained the 18th section and
declared that it would not have the eff.c.
stated by the gentleman from Massachu-
sets (Mr. Baeon.)
Mr., GARDENER should like to have the
section do away all fines and penalties. As
the embargo and non.intercourse were to
be done away he wished all fine. and Pc
nalties. He could wish that this 22d day
OF February, the birthday Of the osuefac-
or Of this country might be Jubilee TO the
nation-a general fail delivery-he could
desire that all those old self re.trictive--
self destroying systems should be done a.
way at once. o.. .
The British Packet, we understand, has
suddenly been ordered to sail, by Mr..
Jackson. She will in consequence leave
New York early tomorrow morning. DR..
Logan goes out in this vessel: in what cha
racter, either as an acknowledged minister,
or private mediator, the public are not CIV
En- to understand--One fact may not be I'm.
interesting to the public: Dr.. Logan is in
habits of friendly intimacy with Mr.. Jack
son, the rrpudiated British minister. He
dined with him on Thursday last.
J.. 49,. { PauBon's Amer,can.
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.as;asS,ssf'

Thus making a deneisney, or dead loss,a
to the treasury Of the United States from
the dd,ics ON merchandise and tonnage,
oceasioned by the embargo and non inter.
course schemes Of 6tteen miili0ns, two
hundred eigh,y.six thousand, seven hun
dred and City one dollars. And yet there
are ideots ani slaves who condemn the fe.
dera!ists, particularly those in Massachu-
sets 3; who, by their spirited, energetic, and
truly constitutional proceedings. induced
the government to abandon one OF those in-
iqnitous and destructive measures; and
gave the other blow which it will net
long survive. .,..... .....
II is said to cost the British nation one
thousand pound sterling per gun to build
her! ships of war, Surprising it would cost
che United States the same, the above de-
6cisncy in the revenue for the last two
years, would have given emPloymens to
thousands of mechanics, and have built
navy OF twenty "a gun ships, and - fri
gates, viz.
go ships of74 guns, at 4,44s GUNS.
dollars each gun 1880
80 fligates of - guns do. 1890
2 do. of36 do. do. 7ss
10 do. Of 80 do. do. 3s4
...... fetal Guns 2472
On shis statement no comment need be
made to the enlig hse ned ireemea of New
England.
AN AMERICAN.
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Public Sale.

T1NDER the authority Of a. deed Of trust.
~ from VIM. ]. Hall, the subscriber will
offer at public sale, for cash, on the Goth day
of the presens month, at 10 O'Clock 10 the
forenoon, at the dwelling house ct the SAL
VIM. I. Hall. q. valuable negro Woman, 9
boy, and variety ofarticles ofhouseho'd and
kitchen furniture. = ~
Colin Auld, Z ssgfee.
Feb. -.
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Twenty Dollars REWARD.

..." e. q, ~.
II AN AWAY on Friday the Iath'iIpt.s
N q Negro Man slave named BLLL-the
calls himself dill Payne, belonging TO- tho
subscriber, living in Charles county, state Of
Maryland. The said slave IL bouse servant,
waits and drives carriage yery weltj he is
70 years of age, S feet inches high, small
face, handsome lively eyes, is very fond of
strong liquor. plays on the 6ddle-had on
and took with him one suit Of biue; mai kcens,
dark cloth coat and oysralls, two jackets of
Benness's cord. two India cotton shirts one
~ieh ruiFes, ens pair Of good boots, ore hat
half worn, and smdry other wearjsr apparel.
not sufficiently kkovn 10 he well describeas
The said slave took s'fddle With him. andit
Is expected that he intends to 70 H. frederick
Town tMarylaDd). The ahoye srevsre:will
be paid for scouting the said slave in any
public jsil. and reasona6ie charges ifbroughf
to meinE hn3ss county y. Is
Priscilla II. Courts, (
January as (Ffs.I.J essv 3
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Fran, the Boston CentineI.

The wisdom of the embargo and the
blessing of non. inteseourse--l Exempli.
6sdby Farmer.l ~,
Mr.. Secretary Gsltasin, in his report OF
December, 1905, which has been publish
ed in the papers. states the revenue arising
from the duties on merchandise and ton,
nag after d=dueting the expenee OF col.
seesius) for the shree last years, - follows,
viz. u.s.,
lnth. wear 1907 Si6,o59.457
1908 lo,333,f6S
1saa lestiaased9 6,soe,ooo
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-02-23

The election for the list Ward to be held
a. the house OF jeremiah Neale, Unioa
street--For the I'd Ward at the Council
Chamber-For the sd Ward at John
Hodsk;n's tavern, and the 18th Ward at the
hou~ of Mr.. Hu.chen's, corner Of DUKE
and ST Asaph streets. r2.s
Extract from the minutes, =
. ADAM LYNN, C. C.
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ERr0AY, FEBRUARY IS.

M. Nacos's Bia--We have further. to
congratulate our friends on ,he FINAL passage
of Mr.. Macon's bill in the Senate. II was
taken up IN that body yesterday rnoraing.--
Armotion was made to re commit the bill.
The question on this motion was taken and
Iost.ls to 20. The inal question on the bill
~ amended, was takea Yesterday, and car
ried, ayes 2e. noes 2. -. ,..... =,
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81 HEAu az li
SArk1a 81 III iErsss run DeoltI = B
riaatSkt xoEt ar
s. s. 8E E1g CO ~ o .lES { ]
e STRENGFR1 sfND1kSzRx

=. 49, ~ 49, g.-,nSs ~
Emts,or of the Shavefs. asinE s fns 49,
seurs+ and Prstecsos e &: GedaAs
1GOsT respectfully ssntaes sta pises
M the Ladies ana fisatlt tl1s S6ofl-
city, that no hos chosen tAo14 ~ IL, 8
commencemsntof his Inpsiis set !, !;
The faculty which the Emp fe.ses.
beipp Inherent and iseommsssie u ot
course, be attained by practice O. sssSzgtn
In but few. Beauty, that &
work," are first to be addressed stlrt.t.
n..ror will attend them orofesacrsIt F1e
s.eonds' notice, OF their honskss xhtrs
he will execute in the, antieet orsyno.
dem STYLE either that in whieh the slSe-
roic Maid ofOrleals choses 10 lssdheE RfssSs
CAMS to the charge ;-that imwhit Tho,
fmuress Josephine appears se Der ers'
.rh,h. Ieyees lArmsrong npt edmn tedr or
,hat, in which the lsreIy Pdpcesss lerosss
patterson Napoleon, nov MM sshirgf sp,
with more han cby mic powers tssns %,
combustion the heart Of every, lptcetuMatS
o,z.r /, belongs alone, lin oursgo6d De.
,r,ct Of CoIumbiaj to Richard iet To- eiyetb9.
hum .n fsce that erqmsiiely inseresneg AIR e
nev6rrnt svrr,ness 80 long ;omte and ffisr
zled Tor in vain BY mere mech,nniEsl opera
tors. -. y.S " ~, - ~.
To ,.rng.A Re just observes mt ssA,x
the .tubb!e on their proli6caeainf IsS hofss
and unvieldinr a. como he Yields " sa7cr
,ha, shall rare it even with the skins or days
Growth nnder if reqsested and sush
EAR and safsty as to render thu operation q
81. .uh;ect. Hours Of atttndanck,S
Chicken. growing TO horn blowing y. ,
r. There ssn be NO dednetiaan IN s our s.
nr;re of shaving although the Pa,sing OBJ
b1aeon'. Bill shorter faces coNde rabll' ) s ,sss
February %. - .s..sl -. = -.
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~ PRINTINCsin all IL Va,
rious branches, handso mfty Sc.
ecuted with accuracy sna ds
patch. ~.
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SHIP ,MM% NEWS.
Port Of alexandria.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Sch. Brothers Return, Capt. Weston,
16 days from St. Bars. Sugar.
IN COMMON COUNCIL
Februo,y1 o, 1910.
ORDERED, That the following persons
be appointed commissioners for superin-
tending the elections to be held in the DIT.
ferent wards of the town, on tuesday the
9Th day of March next, for the purpose 81
clecting members of the Common Council
for the ensuing year. -.
$ $::;;; s e $;:.'"'' '"v~.
William Hepburn, !
John 7oung, Z I'd DO.
Dennis Ramsay, J
W,lEam S. Moore, ]
1oseph Smith, + @da'
Nbrah4m Fa,0, }
flames Lawrassn, ]
Johs Stewart, I *h do.
Johh Johnston, }
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OF u1ys Nl aeon O'u III TIC SSudtSs ~ WAS
taken zap IN that body yesterday moraing.-
A'motion was made to re commit the bill.
The question on this motion was taken and
Iost.1s to 20. The fnal question on the bill
~ amended, was takea Yesterday, and car
ried, ayes 2e. noes z. ... :
Aa3ther rexaiious Decree Yesterday
arrived here the brig Ann, capt. PousIand,
from Tonn;nsen, which place she left the
2ssh December; she brings no papers or
rerbal intelligence whatever, except that
the Danish government had Issued de.
cree Tor the ssizure of all property import
ed~or the last six months. The object of
the decree (says letter which we have
seem is with view that s,ric. exami.
station may take place as to its origin and
nrufyaLtY." The same letter further adds,
the prevailing opinion is that the proper
" which is neutia. will remain secure, these
measures being only asains, property which
has been smuggled in from England. Let
the event be wha, it will, I feel very unea-
sy at our present situation" The letter
from which these extracts arc taken. is dat.
ed the 9Th of December, and no restora.
ton had taken place when capt. Pou,lanl
sailed.
There is no doubt but very sonsidera-
BILE amount Of property has been carried TO
Tonningen and to other Danish ports from
England direct, and that with the know
irIige and eonnivanee Of the DANISH, or ra-
ther Bouaparte's government, whose Off
GERS had good understanding with thc
importers as Sheridan says in his School
for Scandal, "these fellows have not no.
nessy enough 10 be faithful to their own
rillaiuies."
The injury which the merchants Of our
country will sustain by this iDiea,sous dc.
cree, will be great. Thers are two objects
which the decree PROCESSES to have in view
the origin and the neutrality. The nsu.
trali'y IS r,ernaps easier TO prove than the
erig!J, except as to American produce
Out it is evident, tina, other Pro2fs than
those carried with the property, will be
required from this country. This viii!
consume much time. meanwhile few more
millions Of American property will SO into
Bonapar,es extheqner, where it will re.
main as kind of security for our good be-
havior, ard furnish his parsizans wiki an.
other argument in favor Of our avoiding
his displeasure and cultivating his friend.
ship. II he should be pleased with our
future conduct, aud We join him in I" as :
serting maritime rights and the liberty OF
she SEAS" it is probable that our merchants
NAV be compensated for his numerous
spoliations on their property, in the, old
way, that is, he will sell Us territory,
which does no. belong him, which has Nd
boundaries. which We do not want, and
for three times as much as he acknow.
lodges 70 be due to US. This will be called
good bargain by some, and cover our ru'
lsrs with immortal honor.
(Na1fSN LsdSer)
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FOR SALE,

A remarkably light Jersey: CARRIAGE!
nearly new, with an excellent HORSE, .;
years old. add Plared Rarnesa Enquire 1t
the Washington tavern. ~
February ~. 49,. W. .dsts6
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Public Sale.

FuDlIC Odlc. -
ON Friday next, the 2ad inst. will hessoid
at the dwelling house. of George NJ Mum
deceased. on Fairfax street, ali re personal
estate Of the said deceased, cv:,Sisii"g: OF
Household Furniture, Tn Ware!
&c. By order of the executor
p. @. Marsteller.
February 81. >...,. - i ~
ALL those who have cd stills, copper
kettles or tin ware, in the possession OF The.
azores said G.. M'Alnnn, deceased, .rc request
dto come forward and identify the ssme
and take them awav, or they will be sold ~,
the property of the deceased. 49,!
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Public Sale.

On SATURDAY next, the 24th instsnts nc J.
eleven O'Clock. in the morning, VIII be-.
sold, at the store Of the late JAMES BA-
CON, deceased w. - = 80,
e. All the Stock in Trade ofthc
said deceased, consisting Of Rum, sugars,
Teas, Wines. &c. &c. ..'....
D. ALSO, w.. -.
Houfhold & Kitchen Furniture.
BY order Of The administrators, ..
a p. G.. Marlcller.
February a.. DIT
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Sch. Brother. Return, Capt. Weston,
16 day. from St. Bars. Sugar.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-23
LoNDoN.

SIR,
Lord Wellesley sent me, yesterday,
his answer 10 my note of the 25th ult.
respecting the Berlin and Milaa de-
crees.
hasten TO transmit acopy of it. A
copy shall be sent without delay to
General Armstrong.
have the honor TO be, &c.
WIN. PfNKNEY.
Hen. Robt. Smith. &c. &c, &c,
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Va,


'EOR SALE, by public vendue, on Wed.
nesoaythe 3lst inst at ten o',lo,k A. M.
at the dwelling house of the late Charles
Schaaife, deceased, in Adams Valley i'm
this @''y, variety of Household and Ki'ch.
en- furniture. an excellent ten plate S.ovs
"a large Iron Kettle suitable Tor Glue
boiler, or Taliow Chandier-a small do.
-=-also all and every tool OF imp ement ne
cessary icr carrying on the skin drGssin-
and glue making business, Terms ready
money tor all sGIns under ten do,i;,rs
from ten dollars upwards six months Gre dir.
Will be gwen on approved notes TO bear
interest from the date il not puDctu;,l,v
paid.-----Els o. for Rent the said dwell.
ling house snc kitchen with It's spuurte
nances, suitable for small family, saving
a larss<snd productive garden, renders L
desirable situa on Tor gardner, those
indebted 20 the estate Of sad Schaaffr mr.
requested to make payment 10 the sub.
Gerber and those VITO have claims to rec.
der them forssettiement.
b. TATE. attorney, in fac. for
Mary Schasffe, Admini-,ra,ix of
Charles clasfe, dec
Richmond, Ottobsr %. 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-23
EXPERIMENTATION.

MARasED-fn Norlh Carolina, on
Sunday'the 25d September, 1910, Mr..
JOHN c. NOR FL, of the county of
Sh&i2tse and Ssateof Virginia. to the
kea4tieui and much admired Miss E.
EIZABETH SMITH, daughter of
Major Robert Smith of the county Of
Lunenburg and STATE OF Virginia.
"Smack, went the whip, round wCat the
Wheels,
&c Wee never folks 50 glad,
r. White those behind
81 Woe amazed to- end
fhat5 Love, such an effect would have"
Inspected at Richmond for the last
three months, ending OH
the 18th inst.
25s9t bbis. Superhne Flour
: 55S do. half do.
1889 do. fine do.
90 do. Middlipes do.
s. do. Con'd. do.
--
2532t
JOHN ]. JOHNSON.
October 23rd, 1910.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-23
For TIE ARGUS.
iFRoM TIE CLUE.
Rschu,end, Oc.. tsth. 1si0.


There are not many persous who.
clearly Understood the difference be-
tween faisehood end misrepresentation.
Although the latter is by far the ger
tier name, il is the greater Dlce of the
two5 and is, in meas,u the cause
OF Pill our squabbles, N:gious, NOR
al nd biticai. TbeSsectarian, 10 the
fnleess6 caprice misrepressnts the
Holy Book sthe Ethical writer misrep-
resehts rfft natdre ofmo.ai eliags; *
the politician, as daily experience
shews, n,isrepressnts the essence o.
fictsN connected with the political in.
situations OF the nation.
"a man tells : downright lie, YOU
maj easily detect him b,.cau c YOU
may brAeg the whole artillery Of truth
10 B Ear dpon ,h4 ialsehcod: But when
lidis ,iixcd up with little truth,
forming wha, Ave call misrepresenta
ton, the pe=sion of,ruth SO dazzls 5 and
perplsx the understanding, that ii
requires considerable strength Of re-
Election to elucidate the point in DIS.
lpute. We cannot deny the truth, bar
we repel the false partos gloss and
here shallow minds alwas create con.
fusion in attempting to explain; ard
here TOO, the silly knave triumph, o.
yer sHhnle and crednlous honesty.
SdhS misrepresentation are so
ar.fulF framed, that the most astute
mindsl cannot readily penetrate so as
TO expSse the false part cf them. IL
such cases, if weak friend under
takes the task he generally does az
much harm as good, for h fails ia the
exposure and affords room for a tri-
unph to the cunning adversary. At
the same time the most silly misrepre-
sentation so easily gains currency, for
the sake of the spice of truth thar is in
II, to aRcribbler OF the mean STA
ientsfs ae to get along in a weekly
newsApsH with to;erable colniurt 70
! his hNy If MOTTO his soul.
1t Is this very circumstance thai
gives so much ia lily to ths establish.
ment ofnewspapers. a wrircr thar car
confuse, answers, to cpPasi ion, al che
pnrposes of faction and, indeed, an ie-
norant editor IS geueraiiy the aest p.r-
/ son IN the world to exercise the art O,
craft OF b,theration; tor he will, &c
use q congenial similie,) like apig II
the ,nire, wallow in atsGrdities 60 fur.
thef the designs Of his ambitious pat.
! rols.
Eht crave pardon; ain CROWNS
tccnsefipus. Let us, however, draw !:
consolasofy reflection from this pros ii.
! tuition Of the freedom Of the press, b,
considering that with ell their vices
tuewspapers nducred by the creates
blockheads in the na,ion, yield 80 so.
oiety some benefit, by copying infar-
NATION from more enlightened Gs.
zettes, and circulating it through the
country. Happy is he who knows how
| 20 separate the wheat from the chaff
for his mind shali not be alarmed by
ten thousand idle fears which teaz,
the feeble, busy, meddiing, peddlinf
politician, who believes every thing
tbecause he c@Enor discri innate.
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I am commanded by his majesty to
repeat that declaration, and to assure
you that whenever the repeal of the
French dscrees shall have actually Ia.
ken eh End the commerce Of neutral
nations sAII hoOe been restored to rte
coadition IN (Which it Stood previously
to the Proaatgction o those DEGREES, his
majesty will feel the highest satisfacti-
on In relinquishing system, which the
conduct OF The encmy compelled him
to adopt.
have the honor to be, with the high
est consideration, sir, your Iaost occdi-
emf and humble servant.
(Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-23
City Of Rithmond, 29th Sept. 1910.
an e.scel7e1t xtand far Merchants, nc.

ch..nics, SIC.
/ WILL RENT o. |. e ISL. Tor a term of ye,r-
tie following rerem.n,s. 81 ua. cd At Aslsi,'s
Waiehou'eJ On Mattapony river, viz. one ,a.Se
and copvenieut house. consisting Of eight rom.
sN OF winch havs hse paees, with All necessary
out oihces, Garden, LOIS, &c al pressnt &C.
ouPied a. Tavern three store houses VII 81,
are well calculated fer he reception Of Merch.n-
ave; nss'ng an accon,pting and lumber room
IN eaeh-also shsee Cr.rasie. si,us.ed on IN.
BANK ct the river, which is .uffic emily d.cr 4,
admit ve-.els of considerable burden to recsiys
their loads which is greatly facilitated, by mss NJ
oil sFou's ifhxed 20 each Granny and s,sst.s q
comfortable Dwelling Aousst, with cur oFircs.
iois, Sc-snd also hcure thar ), il, ansss, for
the reception of Mechanic, with suHciency
OF ground annexed for Garden. Cyc. Ink
pace rs to ts local situation, has macy advan.
tagss, being IN wealthy and popuous neigh
oourhood, with ;he convenience of navigation.
~ whieh produce may be csnied with lille az
hence t. Norfolk and othe, sea port towns. I'm
mediate possession may be had in two of she
store houses and Grana, les, and in The o,h.r re-.
nements en- the 1ss day OF January next T6e
tshemen's will b. pointed ous and lie e,rns mad.
known by application 30 the saosc ibsr. near IN.
premises. p aY3 5,Tr
Montville. King William.
Oetooer SOsh, 1910.