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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
RETAIL TIoNl

AS u VIII De caiied by the ieds. appears to
be heaping upon us in every quarter where
British influence extends. Anattempt mas
been made TO exclude us from South A.
n'erica, as will be seen by the following
letter from an American Captain who was
On the spot, to his correspondent in this
town.
Dear sir,-I take the earliest opportu-
nifty OF forwarding you the inclosed by which
you have cur Consul's communication, and
the copy OF an order Of the Portuguese 60.
Vernmcnt torbidding Americans to land, ex-
cept under certain restrictions. This order
mas been issued in consequence Of the Brit
ish influence, to annihilate our commerce in
that qaar'er. Similar other inpositions are
imposed in like manner, more particularly
onthe article " Fish which if English is al
NEST duty free--if American, is subject to
to great duty.
Consulate ef.the United States of.d,,re,fca.
Port Of So. SatUador,*
April esth, 1911.
Tothe Masters and Supercargoes of A.
merican vessels now in this port.
Gentiemen-Fsis excellency the count
Dirchcos, Capt. General, and Governor of
1nis CITY and province. informed me by an
servance OF royal ordeI s, no person would be
allowed to disembarlz in this port coming
from the United States, without being fur
nished with passport from the CHARGE des
affanes OF his royal highness the Prince Re-
gent, at Philadelphia.
In explanation OF these orders, His excel
lency In letter dated this day. states. that
from henceforth they will be put in rigorous
execution. That in consideration of the
masters and Supercarsces of American yes-
sells now in this port, that these will be per-
united to frequent the shore for the purpose
OF attending to their affairs of business, pro-
vided they are furnished withcerti6cates from
me, identifying their persons e good conduct.
Havingthitherto heard of no misconduct
IN this port, on the part of masters, super-
carSoes, or even of the sailors of American
vessels who have visited it : nor of any COM
plant whatever against their outward beha-
Nicr or neral character, either as offending
the religion, the laws, or the customs ofthis
country and being wholly ignorant of the
cause or objection Of ssch unusual and severe
measures on the part of this government.
which IN effect go 10 preclude the commerce
OF the United States with it, can only act in
conformity with the information | have re-
ceived, and which is herein communicated.
have therefore 10 request that you viii
use your endeavors to keep the seamen of
your respective vessels as much as possible
IRON the shore, and that you win severally
present yourselves tomorrow morning at nv
otiice, that may furnish you with the reaui-
site certificates.
am gentlemen, with respect, your most
obedient servant,
HENRY HILL, U. S. consuL
For Capt. JAMES Cook,
Of the American sch. Packet"
80. SatUGdor, is the capital of Brazil, in
5. AmeSca, within the spacious Bay of ali
Saints, which is full CT fruitful isles Its pop
ulous and magnificent, has a noble, spacious,
and commodious harbor. Vast quantities of
sugar are made III its neighborhood.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08

The instructions and private orders which
had communicated tothe commandment gc-
nera, Don Antonio Martinez, and to colonel
itavir0, have produced most joyfA day, rs
the pubic whirerceiye by the following adj
vite from the army, which have just rcceiy-
CD by express, and win the utnost sueel:
Praise DC to the God of Battle, and honor
to the brave CathAlans! At huff aftcr one
O'CLOCK en- the morning, the garrison of San
Fernando de Figderas was taken BY the
troops under col. Rovira, joined by some &c :
tons Of regular and light troops, tngt :
with some armed peasantry, under the pie..s-
ing circumstance that Rovira. conducted the
| attack, and had the honor of commanding
AS soon as can have time will forward
to your excellency a detailed account of this
aTrAir--What glorious country this is for GU,
cava,rv.,
San Fernando dc Figueras, ut half after
| o'clock, on The night Of the 10th "A
| p,il, 1911
! (SiSned)
JUAN ANTONIO MARTINEZ.
The Marquis of Campo Verde.
! Cathaians! this glorious advantage is due
! to God; ana with a sincere wish to continue
lad, antagcs which may crown us with similar
success, / exhort YOU to implicit obedience,
under the strongest assurances from me of my
love ana attachment to this mcritorious Pro
vince, III which no person shall exceed me,
nor win lose one moment until can COM
| pletely establish its liberty.
Taragona, April IL, 1911.
| (Signed)
| Ell MARQUIS DE CAMpo VERDE,
NoTE.-The whole garrison which defend
ed the fortress of Figueras, have remained
prisoners of war.
| (Signed)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
PHILADELPHIA, June o.
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE CAP
TURE OF FIGUERAs,@

TIE most p1fortanf fdss critic Pyrsahees.
Translated for the REeIsrER.1
Extraordinary Gazette Of Taragona, off2th
April, 1871, forwarded by the commander In
Chief 81 TIC province IL Catalonia,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08
Carthagena, April IS. 1s11.

Figuerasis now garrisoned by COCO Spanish
troops, amply supplied. The capture OF this
fortress gave the victors. 1900 pieces of ord
nance. $4,000 musquets, 1000 suits of clothes,
and 5000 prisoners. Three thousand French
prisoners had arrived at Taragona.
Figueras is one of the strongest fortresses
q Europe-its Capture Is said to have been
facilitated by the detection of the Italian part
ofthe garriscn-G erona, and Ostorlich, it is
reported, have been evacuated by the French,
IN consequence of this success and Barceio--
ma was expected to fall Immediately to the
beseging Spanish army.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1811-07-08

81. Salvador, is the capital of Brazil, in
>. Amewca, within the spacious Bay of all
Saints, which is full Of fruitful isles. Its pom
ulous and magnificent, has a noble, spacious.
and commodious harbor. Vast quantities of
sugar are made III its neighborhood.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15
LIP the seais.
PETERSBURG, JULY 2.

PETERSBURG, JULY 2.
French Licences he French Con-
sui at Baltimore notifies merchants and
others wishing to fit out vessels tor
France, under licence, that the neces-
sarv documents can be had upon ap-
plication at his Office OF what use,
pray are our custom-houses, If the pa
pers which they furnish, are not pass
ports and protection TO American YES
sells visiting friendly ports ? We trust
Ibis plan Of licencing will not be acqui-
esced in BY our government. live can
not have commerce consistently with
the honor and independence of the ma
ton, let us abandon the Ocean altogeth-
er. But We do not perceive why We
should refuse to have free trade with
England, because we cannot have one
with France u
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15

VERSIONS upon Gen. Turreau's letter OF
Dec. II, 1910. But irresistibiy I'M
PEELED, as | WAS, by principles and ieei-
ings altogether American, | prepared
In reply my letter of December Is,
1910, and laid it before MIR. Madison.
Terceiying upon reading it that he
reuld not but acquiesce In the
sending OF it, he merely suggested the
cxpeditncy of adding to it what might
have the effect Of preventing the Brit
ish government from presenting too
much upon the ground taken in the let
ter.
This letter the 18th of Dec. being
prominent in the catalogue OF the oien-
ces that had brought upon me the dis
pleasure of Mr.. Madison, our fellow
citizens will dispassioDately consider
whether il ought to be looked at as "
sin beyond forgiveness"
TO BE CONTINUED.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15

BOSTON, JULY -.
attachments 6y me EaecattVe-
Isaac Smith, Esq. of Charlestown
Inspector of beef and pork Tor the
Commonwealth.
James Prince, Jesse Putnam and
James I. Austin, Esq'rs. Directors OF
the State Prison, under the new Ia" OF
The Legislature, passed the last session
His ExceIlency Jonas Galusha, Low
ernor of Vermont, Hon. Arthur Liy-
ermore, OF N. Hampshire, and Nm'
Woodward, Esq. Of do--Commlssion-
ers to settle the claims OF all parties
concerned in the lands OF Bristol, NO.
bleborough, Boothbay, Marlborough,
Jefferson, Edgcomo and Newcastle, Id
the County of Lincoln.
The 4th u. 5. Regiment OF infantry,
consisting of about 500 men, under the
command of col Boyd, arrived at Pitts
burg the 2lst ultimo.
The u. 5. frigate John Adams,
capt. Dent, arrived at Cowes Esd May,
from L'Orient, with dispatches.
Reports from Washington state, that
the Nom Intercourse Law is to be abro-
gated, by call of Congress or some
other way.
The National Intelligencer Is violent
against MIR. Smith for his publication
against Mr.. Madison. He says 1t is
malignant though feeble attempt to
pull down the government and constr
tution."
Is Mr.. Madison the government or
constitution +?
lfnothing can be published as to the
individual who may be President, with
out its being considered an attack on
the government and constitutions, and
they are reasonable or seditious, we
might as well have King at once, for
OF what service is il to have right to
elect our Chief Magistrate, if we can
not have the privilege of investigating
his conduct and character--of showing
wherein he is deficient of requisite
qualifications, where his principles are
erroneous, or that he lacks integrity.
1t is not impossible that we may have
a bad man for President. Burr was
Vice President.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15
PROFESSION AND PRACTICE,
Secrets 7uoffh Inou inc.

oecYets suoffh brOg ug.
Dunpg the administration of Wash
mgton the p,blick good. wy Il sore
Times may, required that soue W usv
proceedings OF the irsislatuty should
ior time be kept secret. D his was
uniformly opposed by The democratic
party WHOSE constant Language YES,
" that III rrpublick ,ilere should BE-
no secrets, tttno sooner did that par
" come iato paNtr yhan large pio-
portion ot ieA isiatise business was
transacted IN secreg. Mr.. JNH .rsch's
. filAeipai plans, such a. the iinlarpo,
hohimporiAlion laws, Sc. v1re cell.
ceisea 10 darkness aha actta ,sroii III
secret settings and midnight cCIlIlstc.
NJ Madison took ID tic mantle W
lis predecessors and during Tic Isl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15


to May 10Th. Al that date the French
besieging army in the neighborhood of
Cadiz, had ceased firing from the forts.
1t was reported tat they were prepar-
ing to raise the siege.
battle of .4l5uera.
The last letters from Spain furnish
many Interesting particulars of this
memorable battle. Marshal Soult.
commandment chief ofthe French army
IN Estremadurs, had fixed upon plan
Tor the double purpose Of surprising
Gen. Beresford, and relieving Badaioz,
which was besieged by the English,
Portuguese and Spanish forces. Gen.
berestord having received information
OF Soulps design, marched to Albuera,
distance IL miles, leaving sufficient
force to prevent the French in BadaIoz
making sortie at this place he was
joined by generals Blake and Castanos
united force $4,000 men. The npm.
bers OF each army were about equal
except that the French were much su
peiior III Cavalry. The battle contin
ued with little intermission, two davs
and IN desperate fighting and conse.
quent slaughter, exceeded any thing o.
the kind IN modern times. The b.v.
onet and the sabre were chiefly used
There were $500 English, $500 Span.
iaids, and 10000 Portuguese in the
action. II IS stated the British anf
Portuguese lost 1000 each, and ~,
opaniards $500, in killed and wounde 4
The loss OF the French was snnnosa,
10 DC equal; one Polish regiment .
cavalry were all killed. Tie Bri,isI
Generals Holloway * Houghton wer,
killed, and Stuart, Cole and Inn,Ie,
wounded; Col. Ducku orlh, killed =
Col. Stnart's regiment were cpt :,
pieces col. ). officers, and 26 nr;
Yates remaln---the rest were all .eithe,
Billed or wounded. The first and IT,
ond brlSades had very few men lef, =
he Sd brigade, undo. Gen. Iumlev
suffered severely.
/ The fuzeiier regiment was cut I,
pieces. OF the first battalion z8tb
there were killed col. j lirut,s IL,
captains (; wounded, brigade ma
IoF' 8 iieut's and ensipns. secon,
battalion OF the 43d, one major Filled,
eap'' ana lieut's wounded, cant -
Ken OF the 10th regiment, nearly u
'he cthcrrs were Killed or vounds.,
aho a The end Of the action not Nor
Than SO electives remained - 49,
ooi' Or HtllAam Mytes, Of the I'm u
s'msnt' was killed; col. Iaa.hr IN
MAJOR Se9tf, OF The 57th, were bilI-l
wan many Other officers, he co,,.,'a.'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15

II has been reported, that the British
Ambassador Jackson said, and it GER
tainiy was the general opinion in Eng
land, that Notwithstanding Erskine's
departure from his instruction, his set
clement would have been ratified, if il
had not have been for the reflection on
the King IN one Of the American off
cial notes. This reflection, il now ap-
pears, Was inserted by Mr.. Madison
Notwithstanding the correct arguments
OF Mr. Smith against il. 10 Mr.. Mad
lson, then, it would seem We are in
debted for the loss Of that adjustment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15
REAR-ABM1RAL SAWYER.

In late letter (June 25th) to Mr.. Con-
sal Barclay, states, that John Digio,
and Gideon Caprion, impressed Amer
leans, in whose behalf Col barclay bad
applied, had bcgn Sent hane and that
the third Josh. Leeds should also be
on his arrival. He concludes his letter
thus -
assure you, Sir, shall be happy
TO receive any Representations you may
be pleased to make to me, with all the
Difference to which they will be entitled.
as | perfectly coincide with you, that
when American citizens are impressed
by mistake or otherwise, they should
be Immediately released.
9 have the honor to be, sc.
" III. SAWYER, admiral
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15

II is reported, that Mr.. Smith, al
New York, who was on board the fri
gate President during her late engage.
ment, reports the circumstances differ
emily from what they have been pub
lished. A Court of Inquiry is proper,
to give to facts solemnity that shall
cause them to make due impression
on the subjects of foreign nations.
Other governments resort to it often,
without intending any reflections on the
yeracity of their officers.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15


In the address Of the Hon. beJt
Smith, which occupies so large pcr-
ZION OF our columns thls day, Our read.
ers viii find much valuable and highly
interesting information. Il exposes
the deep ylllainy and cool.blooded dr-
termination of our Chief Magistrate u
sacrifice the liberties of our country 10
the viii Of the grand DESTROYER vi M
tons, and 70 practice every deception
upon the people ia order to support
the minions OF his power. Escn tie
last point Of difference between Mr.
, Smith and the President, which relates
70 the money detained in the hands Of
Mr.. Ervlng, Is sufficient 10 render the
name Of James MadsSon odioas and COLI
tempnble to every friend u honesty
and fair dealing in TIE county,. Tor
Mr.. Madison there can ~ ~ apology.
Ills faults, foul and cetcstable Us thcy
must appear under any modification,
are greatly aggravated by tie clrcum-
stance u their being comm med by >
y man who fully realizes Tie blessing.
which the constitution provides Ior WY
A. vel W the glory achieved win uur
Independence Upon on attentive per-
usal our readers Wall ~ sdtquatl lnd-
ges 81 Mr Madison's corruption and
be- enabled properly 10 apprl eia,e tic
y man Who thus degradcs TIE ram, Il
= freeman aud dcoasvs tty tlc ollie
Chlel Magistrate M NE UhiOn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15

When England cndeavourcd to ests-
bIish their unjust regulation Of selling
Licences to American vessels, Che de-
mocratlc papers represented il-as most
outrageous attack upon our national
sovereignty, and an attempt 10 reduce
us 10 the condition Of colonies and
compel US to pay tribute. But when
French Licences are publickly adgeg-
tised Tor sale for liberty 70 trade with
Bonaparte, the thing Is well enough.
There is no disgrace 10 submitting u
GOV. Gerry's " snper-eminent" States
man.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15

Rumours.- from Washing
ton state that the President will issue u
Proclamation in few days for conven-
ing Congress LIST Of November, and
that more restrictive energies" VIII
be put in requisition by reviying the
non-intercourse with France. Bona.
parte has long had his DEGREES III forcs
against American Commerce.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15
NEW BRITISH MINISTER.

On the I'd INST. the Hon. Augustus
J. Foster, ESQ. was presented 10 tie
President as Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PlenipotcntIary from Great
Britain to the United States-a and Mr..
Morier az Secretary of Legation. AS
to his instructions or propositions 10
this Government, nothing has transpis-
ed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15
RUSSIA AND FRANCE.

The last advices from Russia are of a
more decisive type than any before re-
ceived Letters from intelligent per-
sons in Petersburgh, dated as late as the
9th April, speak confidently that War
with France was considered inevitable F;
that the Emperor ALEXANDER had
positively refusedto accede to the Con-
tinental system and had force of
10000 men assembled in Poland /;
and it was believed in the North that
but for the precarious state Of The war
III the peninsula, Bonaparte would long
since have declared war against Russia.
We have grounds for believing that &C
counts 10 the above effect have been re-
ceived by the administration from Mr..
Adams, and also, that MIR. Russell, our
charge d'o6airS in paris, has commune
Gated similar tidings.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15
'o'S l'S Hotioi 10 Dtj &C.
I" III. SAWYER, hear-.4dmiral.

The Democrats of or 6 towns in
New danpShire celebrated the 4th Of
July at Concord, at dollar ! ticket,
and had exhibited to them represen-
tanon ofthe American frigage 6 flAttsng
doTOa Ae Lite Bet We should
have no faith il the pacific professions
Of Englishmeii, if they should exhibit
IN che q their public dinners, ! rep
reseiitation of The combat between the
LcQtarG and Chesapeake.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15

President Madison has been promp,
y receiving the new Erliish Envoy /.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15

4" Steady babite"-The Governor og
Connecticut with the unanimous adj
vice Of Council has issued Brief, for
contributions in oil the religious con-
gregations IN the state in favour Of the
sufferers by fire il NewburyPort, II -
made on tie I'd sabbath u August.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15

of It's reg neni deyolyea oi &c ff;l
,ant the 29lh, alter the niost sahD.f
behaviour isNinio the rear, having Only
81 men left tbs regiment aud TIE
Ash are commanded by sHbaiters-
All the field officers "a tile Fpz4iliefs
are killed or wounded Col. Ellis Of
the Esd was wounded
The result u The battle was he A.
treat VI Soult To Seville. Cen Beiys-
ford bad resumed he siege of Badaio9
Thus far the allies were victorious, h.s
never was victory more dearly pur-
chased.
It IS stated Massena has been ofdes-
ed to Paris, having incurred the dis
pleasure os Bonapsfie.
II is stated that Bonaparle has lest
100000 of his finest troops N aaempl-
ing 10 subiugate Spain--and Il present
there appears little chance lis eve
being able to effect his object. II viii
he recollected that which the Roman
arms were victorious III almost every
quarter Of the world, they were never
able to effect the entire conquest Of ibis
country. It Is not believed that l.a
modern Cesar viii meet with bs,ilr
success--the wishes " our French par
tizans to the contrary Notwithstanding.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1811-07-15
Dortlano,
LATEST IRON SPIN.
Monday, July Is, 1911.

The latest intelligence from Spain is
to May 10Th. Al that date the French
besieSing army in the neighborhood of
Cadiz, had ceased firing from the forts.
1t was reported tat they were prepar-
ing to raise the siege.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-19
LEWIS HIPKINS,

DEGS leave to inform his friends and the
ID public generally, thai he has commehcs
ed business In the Hardware Line; on KIng-
street, four doors below Washington;street,
where he intends keeping constant supply
of such articles in his line as are in general
demand, and respectfully solicits share Of
public patronage Among his assortment arS
Building Materials, SaddIcry, Cutlery, ia
pan'd Wares, Cabiaet, & other Brass Waresi
Anvils, Vices, Files and Rasps, Flat Irons,
Frying Pans Scythes, Reap Hooks, Pot Mes
tai, Cut and Wrought Nails, Brads & Tacks,
Sheet and Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, Germans
Crawley and Blistered Steel, Looking Glass.
es of various kinds, English Patent Shot ass
sorted, BIB to No 10, Whittemore K C0ss
Wool & Cotton Cards, Shovels and Spades.
Tea Kettles, Brandywine Guhpowder;
Window Glass, Ivory & Horn Combs, Bar
Iron and Plow Plates, with many other arti-
cles too numerous to mention.
June IL q
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-19
FOR SALE.

On the first day of July next, will be offered
tor sale, at the Coffee House, at IL o'clock,
.fnot sold at private sale before that day
A three story Brick House
and Lot, corner Of Prince and St. Asaph-
street-a Lot of Ground with two stor,
Frame House and Stable, 90 feet on Wash
ington, 24+ feet 10 inches on Duke, and ss
feet on Colambus-street to ten feet alley
from Washington to Columbus-street. Ten
per cent OF the purchase money to be paio
in ninety days, the balance in two and three
years.
Also,
Eleven Lots, two miles from Alexandria,
on the Colchester road, containing from to
IL acres. Ten per cent to be paid in cash,
the balance in one and two years. Further
particulars will be made known at the time
of sale or on application to the subscribers,
who will shew the premises.
John Korn,
Jacob Wisemiller.
June 7. cots
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-19
ROBERT GRAY,

ROBERT GKAl,
has htely received, for sale, the. following
Music for the PLzN0 FORTE.
GRAND RONDO-by Weight.
Military Observation-Disclosures.
Easy Lessons-Reinasie.
Favorite Duett-Gildon.
s (: s:;,: Wit: & s'';;
Six Rondos-N1coila.
Serenadc, Walce ct Rondo-Giidon.
Savoyard, Rondo-Cildon.
Romance and Rondo,
Military Rondo-Hofs'.
Favorite Lesson-Steibet.
Gipsey Rondo--HOlst.
Les Plaisirs de l. Esperance-Glldon.
La File Retrosvee-Giidon.
The Maid of Mar.ivale, ballad iro'h
Moore's Poems-Stephenson.
Viot,i's Pollaeca, arranged Tor the fiano
Forte-Dnsek.
Italian Momhina-Holst. ~.
Irish Melodist-Vocal Repository, Nos'
and s-The Sacred Companion for 'he - ue.
MN Flute-a selection of Psalm ana f'y'hi
Tuacs. adapted to that Instrument:
MUSICAL INSTRUMEN .,
p;,no Fortes. Guitars, French norns'
Clarinets, Hautboys, Flutes, fiies' ''
SC. cwe
Violin Strings, Bows, Bridges 9 Screws,
Instructions for learning to play Oh ga"
May 81.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-06-19

FOR RENT,
A very convenient two story frame Dwell.
ling House, on the lower part of Royal
street, adjoining Mrs. Halls
also FOR SHE OR RENT,
A Lot on the upper part of Royal-street,
adjoining James M'Guire, being twenty.six
feet front, with a six feet alley, and one
hundred & tNenty-three feet deep.-lt would
be very suitable for Nailery, Mandatory,
or Livery Stables, ard will be rented low.
John T. Brooks.
June IL. cost