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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1813-12-07
OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS From THE
FRENCH GRAND ARMY.
FROM French FoherS received by FIR In
gi,lecr.

PARIS, September 1o.
Her Majesty the Empress Queen and
R"Ecnt has roceivcd the following news
FROM the army 10 ne T:h September
The Onke ofRergio with Ike 18Th, IN.
and +tI corps, ,nade movement on The
Esd August. toW"rds Berlin. He ca,soS
the village Of Trebl;n. defended by the ar
M O. the eoemv. b attacked, carried il.
ard continued his march. -
" he 24tn August the Yth corps no, he
wing succeeded n the combat OF Cross Rec
rrn the Dote OF Reggie retrogaded upoa
Wittembere. iN"
"The 81 Sept. tn Prince Of Moskv.
tork The command Of the army. and march
"a upoh tn'erborgh. The 5 y, he attacked
ara he'' t'e Gen. T 'uen.zi n--but the 6til
ne W atta-k during his march hv the A.
ny Of the enenv corr ~ anded b. Cen. In ~,
some charges u ravairy upon his rear,tbrev
h park into Disorder He was obliged tn re-
''"r "pHn inrS0u. He lost 5000 III led
wound d or prisoners. and Twelve riercs ~
cannon. III" loss Of he enemy must have,
been as great"
Ret7rt offhe Prince Or EToek7ca. y7,cd cr
2orga1, IN m Of s -hfember, 1913.
p" H'r"--j he 9th corps Of ihe army a..
tarked tn enemy on the 5'h and pursued
;in w n great vigo1r beyond Seyda we
canHcn, and Some hundreds OF Prtss ian nri.
'oncrs the field ofba,tle was covered with
tie dead bodies of Tie enemy. The nnx.
n y re @'h corps Gefed st8 O'Clock in
the morning BY Nrendorf and In,erbork
ne enemy held possession of the heigh,s
behind Dcnaewitz. III 7h CORDS march.
ed ~ u hr0eck, and the - upon Obna.
~ this rnovemeutI scared ray left from,
attarT' ahd was IN situation TO support
ne 9 corps. which instead If attacking
was :" bend on Jl,erbcCk by his right, e,
mask in@ movement which I wished 20
n re u"Lu O1hma : and wss Cletermipso
upon this measure from the cfrfairtv thos
tHe "hHie ~ the eDemV's army yyas hetten
ing towards y nrewitI The vsh-ynnrd rg
ne ene"Y was overthrown By The Jivjticn
~ NJ rand, who has performed prodjeiee ~
' 'Ionr. lhe division of light cavalry md.
" sh' LoTge, retreated in disorder, and Gu
1sd some confusion. which was eco1 renal
ed by the good condcct Of he ir.:lrtry.
ne ereny icing immcGiatejY reirforeeI
tne an corps found Itself wholly engaged
J TN corps which we had been expectirr
DnaI'' arrived, and ordered Gen. Repni
nr'SklY to charge The iigh, of me enemy
and Gen. Morand was ordered az IN, CO.,
tin to renew his attack.
MS general charge was very sucressf,,
ana Inc enemy lost much Frourd the ~
vision Of Durutte conducted i.selC well siv
~ pieces ~ cannon threw grape sbot nm,
t9e ensnnY's troops, wh, verc IN ciso~,,er In
TIC Io~ groundste wecn Gols1o.f and Nj
"ers""rf the i2th corps which engaged
" IN spirit IN the sion. turned tse "riSbt
u the enemy upon it~ centre. rh'ch ,2se
epaTated from the left by the 4lh corns.
THIS m rnent the battle was eainad. bu,
no divisions Of the 7ih corps giving wav
md the whole corps failing bach and DAIRY.
ng with u part OF the 12'h cope, caused
change in the state of things. The ene-
ny was able 10 throw great number a
Too2s 6e.1cen INC dA ala J2,h cosys,
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E.rfruet ofG ritter 10 the editors, d1,ed
9. Enp E,1,nnl-r. NJ IL

E:rfraet ofG ritter 10 the editors, d7,sd
Fort GroRGE, Nov. II.
"DEAR SIn-IVe had grand brigade
parade Yesterday. Oar effective force ,his
side Of the river is sss~ men, independent
Of 500 volunteers that have arrived under
.he h"st cal OF general Mcclure. by order
Of eener;l Harrison. The object of calling
on vci 'o'cers was, for the purpose of dis
! processing the enemy Of burlington he;rh,s 6.
! think there will be At lest 600 volunteers
, moe under the SAID orders. Gen. Earr-
sons force iS not far from y y . effective
men. 5hink We shall be abe to star. ~.
! the heights bv Wednesday, with a force OF
ar least " r,cn besides some Indians
| The Information hat we have re- eivrd TO
| day b" two British descrters, stated tn
force o: TIE .nenv TO be 1000 regulars and
! 100 Indians. with s & Founders 9's and !
II, 'olerah'v well fortified on the he CHS.
! Genera Mcclure IS oert1inlv emf tied to
much credit, for his exer,ions in efTectinC
the Improvement and discipline of the milk
tin He has been indefaligs hle--,hey are
equal in every respect to regulars. GEN.
! Harrison has paid US several commitments
He acknowledged that our troo;.s are equal
10 his IN respect 10 discipline I do not he
state t. say that Better disciplined BODY
Of militia, have not been in service this
war.
have been broken off w my letter. hy
! hearing the long ROY beat in general Harr;
+ sons camp. We are AL under arrns--there
is fleet in sight. and we Cannot ascertain,
,whethcr IN enemy or not will resume
! ny letter in the morning
" Monday cpening, .Noy.. Is.
THE feet in sight last evening. proved
20 he ours. They came to anchor in The
river about ii O'clock this rnorninp. o.,
ieTpeaition is compietely knocked in the
head for the present. General F!ar.isor':
troops are now embarkiag for Sackett'.
tHarbor."
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REORGANIZATION.
=
4 II T. X T. y 7 u ~

II r. ~ n r. ~
The campaign having 1T length drawn e.
c!ose perhaps IT may not be wholly up-
Interesting to review its events and its Con
sequences.
line most part of our army NAV with
proprie'y be dcnomlnateG raw troop: bur
| they ere fast assuming, and some If them
IA re already assumed the character of We .
rams. Such are those who I'D he feli.itv
~ being under The eve { Pix and VIZ
emulated his gallant spirit, in the attarke
on Little York ard Fort George. Sucn arc
those who, fallowine the brilliant for;upcs
OF the prudent brave, aid enterpriz NO
HARRISON nave given the extensive Upper
PROVINCE OF Canada - cur Victorious arms.
40 81 ely to our western settlements. And
such also have been thoge her ssyri,ed, v,bc
under the experienced W-ilk inson. carried
Glory before hem at the point Of die bsy-
o"et, on the shores It the ~. Lqwrencp
ana were prevented from planting our yicto.
riot5 lag eS on the ls'ard nf W oH,rcal, cniy
ny the rema,ure setting in Of winter.
aud as Tor these 20 whom fortune and cir
cums'arces hes not given an opportunity IN
acquire that Gietinguiehch Character tie
patience x unyielding fortitude win which
lney nave SYST med the rnOst complicated
idt'Suss and privatiors, nave 3 ficientI,
demonstrated that hey are composed Of
s'erbng qualities and, al. together. afford
~ pleasing prospect OF a splendid md
early compaign for ;he e. suing year This
prospect is stTeng hcned BY the corDmanJ- :
ing ii uation Of our armies at Plattsbnrgh !
and the French Mills, equally odcso,sge !
Gus Tor keeping the enemy in Lower Cana. !
"a ~ check, aud FOR procuring an easy &C
ccS. 10 ihc h'artof tha, Province, whenever 4
opcTa tcns SHAH commence.
he fruits Of this campaign nre the en-
gre disV2iutoh ~ the Eaueful connection be-
wcen tho British end the u. WEBSTER, Ga
wages the expulsion If SIC ereaty from
be. whole OF Canada above Lake Ontario
and the concentration IS all or dispooable
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PM,LcEtl-n NJ. M

F1;ES1H[S, NoU. 20.
We understand, shat ow,nS to sume dis.
appointments, Gen. wilkins n as Oh, esd
70 .relihqnish MS premedaated attack uT N
Montreal, and that his army is in win;er
quarters 1t French Mills.
And General Hampton. my has re-
turned to winter quarts"s at t4is place.
a HINT.
1T IS known to every Mediterranean. that
lndians on Snow Shoes, will travel in The
woods. on Snow two or three feet en- nj
the rate otthree or four miles an homr-.
ehat the Canadians are equally expert wi II
fish troops in Canada are exercised win
and taught the ne Of Snow Shoes.
TIE ENEMY.
We are informed that three British Row
1a'Iies made their appearance Wednesday
evening last at Chazy, landed some men
who &c embarked after having searched f.r
provisions and public stores. They were
seen The next day about Isle la Mott.
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NORFOLK. De- .

On tuesday evening arrived in town IN
! der n gard Of the Princess Arne rnil;tis
! our Brit sh prisoners. consisting OF the m as
itar's mate and three seamen of che Actear
brig NJ war. who came ashore in a boat ~
| tire Southwark o. Cape Henry, On n N
| lay 'ast--1hev state that thcy we've lief
liA charge of the schooner poor .LocI of
IS ow Hill which rhe Acteou had CAPTURED
In Mebjack Bav, and taken out the ra,po
! 200 barrels of & H. --While zt anchor
| With T. squadron IN Lynhaven BAY N Sun
Iday night, It coming on t, blow verc herd
the schoon'. parted cab' es and drove ont to
SEA the rcxt mcr0ing sic sprung a.leak
and being unable 20 fetch into the Canes.
the crew. to ores rye their lives, shandone !
her ard came ashore. The vessel sooa af-
ter foun'ered.
| ! ne Cartel sloop President, Grey. which
was sent down to the squadron on Mcndav
To deliver prisoners taken las. GUNNER on
this s, aton, returned on We l1csrIcv ,gi.b
IS American Captains and earen which
the enemy had Captured 10 serent coast
ing ,esseie in the Rav. I'he Militia aol
| Troopers tax 81 the Pleasure House. ere
! sent to Bermuda, some time $50. The ORA
! gGn, Lacedsmorian and Arnede. are the
! only ships in tic Bay; the b gs Action ard
! Sophie, ere on anothe. expedition up the
| bay. Five Scoops and schocners fn~;z,sI are
I Y H.
&C q 20 bermuda under cnnrov ,E o7o ~
tn b"igs. From conversation w;:h he Rri
fish officers on board the Dragon, the pri-
s'ners mi nm us, that an universal preistiice
prevailed IN the feet against Admiral War
rcn. who is represented as rlaY of M en-
tsrpr.ze nGr vigor bu' who. on he coptr;.y
Il too much sctuated by benevolent ard
friendly ceiling for the hmercaas 70 study
the interests # his followers. whc, by such
misplaced humanity. md natural ir7Sec,,i.y
have bcen Il appointed making theirf,,
tunes by e plumber Of our VILLAGES and
! rms "But next spring," say thry. more
troops ana bcfter commanders viii be sent
froin j. gland, and then we rnay com, II
on doing something hand ONE for olr;c,ve, %
n Pr;Ze-Arrived at Folly Landing IN
the 9th inst. British brig Edward. Mi,chel.
prizemaster, captured by the privs,ee- Foy'
Vial, OF Blltir1ore, on the 27th Oc,. & dive
OFT The prize vac fr m Ha,fax bound |
70 Martinique, win cargo Of fish, sweet |
oil and l1nber.--Reratd.
z Z dc = Ir NJ az Cf'eer If III, Br-,y n,
PbRod~ ftia 10 his Cor5csh9ndenf In tAfs
CHy, dSfsG Isl met,
IN British Gutter FROM the yssaeur en-.
.eTed Ms elliR Greet, iu Delaware State
he day before yeSterday ,hey took t,ro
shsllops ir the Creek ard pursued another
up near tire own. n party Of uni "a w. !
unteers very sdroitly passed Below, board !
I'd one Of the captured shalons. took TIC
iecon6, ana then iook the cutter.
" The officer with six seamen were deli
'sred to my charge this evening. and they
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-Four pieces Of r.ounted artillery and sevsr ero.
boats, one mountings 90 FOUNDER s
I certify that the above statement is eo--e,,
greeably TO the statement Of the above men,;oned
prisoners.
(sgned) J. JOHNSON.
INSPECTOR Cen. u Division.
Head Quarters, French Mills.
Nov. 16, 1913.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-15
August -
lust neceived for sale

Just reCeived tor sale
By ANThON Y KHUDES,
) Boxes Of Domestic Goods, con-
raining b dticking, Sb: mbrays, Cling.
I,ams, PIaids and Stripes, Shawls
Cotton Threads, few pieces Of fine
quality N'tinetts mixed co;ors, black
and dr.h colored superfne Cioth, cot
,on Shifting.
IN STORE.
Cotton Twist white and colored
Mems and Women's fine and coarse
Shoes
Mems fire and coarse Hats
saddles and Trunks
20 kegs of first quality Chewing Tc-
bacco, long Twist
90 kegs of Pearl-Ash
10 pieces blue India Cotton
Cotton, Candles anu Groceries az
,.sral Jrrc 70
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Notice to tIave Buyers.
FOR SALE.

A strong healthy NJ n, about hve
n and twenty years old, sn excel
lent farmer, and believed to be as free
il, the generality of slaves from bad ha-
bits.
ALSO,
A likely coy, about II years old,
brought up cook in the kitchen OF
Mr.: Ludweli Lee, and considered very
capable in his business.
apply to Mr.. Bradley at Fairfax
Court House.
Ser' n'h-, 9 TT.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-15
FOR SALE,

\ TRACT of LAND, lying in the
~ county of Fairfax, six miles from
Alexandria, and adjoining the estate o.
Gen Thomson Mason, containing AZ
acres. The soil is good, and very sus~
,eptible Of improvement by the Glover
nd Plaster system. The proximity
Of this property to market, and the ia
,ility with which Its produce may be
carried (Hunting-Creek by which ii is
pounded being navigable almost to the
loor) would render 1t extremely vaIu.
vile to person disposed to pay sutfi-
lent attention to it's cultivation.
Apply to James II Hooe, Esq or to
Francis Adams, Jun.
NJ.
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20 RE- ] :.

10 RE- J,
A Cemmodious Brick DWELLING
HOUSE, on Spacious Lot, upper end
Of Cameron Street Apply to
John Laid.
WIN has for Sale, Just come to hsnd,
One box, yard wide Irish
LINEN, assorted.
December 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-09-15
August II.
For Sale
A TRACT OF LAND,

~ / MAJ w LhlND3
Containing 81 acres, within two miles
of Town, bounded in part on the Col
chester road, extending to the land oil
James Irwin, and within few rods oil
the HUNTING Greek Turnpike. PART OF
the land is enclosed and nearly sufflci.
ent fencing for enclosing the remainder
and timber FOR what may be wanting,
with fine growth O young wood -
There are two small tenements and Sc
veral handsome situations for building
one of which is near the Turnpike
road, commanding view OF WashIne
;on, Alexandria and the Potomac river
with an orchard containing between 4
and 500 Of the choicest apple, peach,
cherry and plumb trees, and a never
failing spring of water
The land is laid to be we'll adapted
to plaster.
Being so near town. TO person dis
posed to give it attention, it would be /;
valuable and productive establishment
The payments would be made to &C.
commodate the purchaser, or exchang'
ed for property in town. Apply to
LAWRASON & FOWLE.
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| and for Sale.

and for Sale.
The subscriber offers for
sale FARM, containing about 30 acres
about FIVE miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road. adjoining the farms
of Mr. Haywood Foote and Mr. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part OF which Is
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dapted to clover andthe production OF
vegetables. Astounding in excellent
springs from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also, two hundred and sixty ec,ts OF
Land, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout fifty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensworth road, about
six miles from AlexantrIs, and adjoining
the lands OF William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss, and
about a mile from the first mentioned
farm.
Also lot of Land containing eleven
acres, contiguous to the town OF Alex.
andria, adjoining the lands of Beal How
ard and Peter Shcron,
Oh. Simms.
August IL. 2awtf
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ALSO,
J LAS, u FRS, &c.
JOSEPH M.ANDEVHLk,

Corner q King and Fairar Streets ;
OFFERS FOR SALE,
100 quari,r ,-als and boxes choice
Gurpowde
Imperial H. son. Young Hyson,
Hysort-skm s. Souc hong Teas,
so hhds Muscavaa@ Sugar,
100 barrels Do.
30 boxes Whne Ha,aa Do.
6o.oooIb. Loaf and Lump Sugars
2O.OOOlb. Coffee
s,ooolb. Pepper
so hhds Molasses
10 pipes Cogniac Brandy
With his usual General Assortment
OF the best Wines Liquor. & Groceries,
for cash or upon the usual credit 10
pa ctual customers.
September Is
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John Gardner Laid

HIS FOX SdLE,
Muscovado Sugars in hhds. tierces and
West India Rum in puncheons,
Coffee and Pepperin bags,
Imperial, Gunpowder, Young dyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas, of the lat
est importations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
Swedes Iron assorted,
Russia Sheetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck,
bale Spanish Wool,
by TO-, by 9, 9 by IL, and 10 by II
Bristol Glass, in whole and halt
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
es, Figs
Lisbon Floor Mats,
Whiskey and Apple Brandy in tlerces
& bbls.
Few or casks old Sherry, London Par
ticuIar Madeira and Streights Red
Wine,
Cordage and Lines of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
lens, Womcn's and Children's Shoes
in..barrcls and boxes,
Bottle Corks in bales,
sole Leather;
Tew sacks Liverpool Blown Salt,
,0alk and Plaster of Paris.
Also, PLOUGHS of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Mill Stones.
October 6
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PUBLISHED CDAnY) BIZ sNowDEN s1NMs
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IS, 1873

LAWRAsON & FOWLE
HaVE FOR SHE
THE Cargo Of Schooner Traveller,
Capt Morrow, from Portland, of 1000
feet merchandise and clear Lumber.
also, LANDING,
$500 lbs Seine and Sewing Irvine.
100 boxes mould and dipt Candles.
80 cases sweet Oil.
10 barrels tanners Oil.
February ]
Lawrason & Fowle,
Have Just received-and for Sale
22o Boxes fresh
RAISINS.
May "a
PLOUGHS.
s-HE subscriber has Just receive
| for sale, number OF the much
admired Connect ut made Ploue his.
Jno G. Laid.
WHO HAS ALSO FOR SALE.
puncheons old Jamaica Spirits
casks Brandy
10 casks sweet Wine
30 barrels Beef
$50 pieces Russia Sheeting.
July z
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LOO dollar, Reward

100 Dollar, reward.
NLOPED from Fairfield the coun'
r. tyofFrederick and Commonwealth
of Virginia, on or about the 9Th day oil
March last, negro slave named AN
THONY the property of the late VIII
liam B Page dece; sed. Anthony is a.
bout feet inches in height, OF sub.
substantial form, light yellow complec-
ton, and rather Of an affeminate voice.
He is ABOUT % years of age, was brought
up house servant and has been accus-
toned to that course of employment all
his life. He is slave of great capacity
and considerable ingenuity-he reads
he plays the fddle-and possesses a
great mechanical turn-he can do rough
carpenters work and make combs The
ABOVE reward will be given if Anthony
should be apprehendsd at the distance
of 100 miles from Fairfield, and brought
to the subsc ibegs i:virg in Alexandra.
But i apprehcnded a S. G,ftaDce Of
less than 100 miles, Fifty De 'ars Will b.
given if he is secured ii goal, anr no
tice given to the subscribers
Tho. Swami,
Edmd. ee
.Adnsrs. Of Nm B Peg iced.
Nav 3
The Editors of the Federal Repubh
can, National Inteliigencer and Gazette
of the United States, will publish I, =
bove in their papers, and send their &C
counts to this office.
Lots on ,-entre Street.
For sale or to be let on ground rent
forever
>undry Vacant Lots,
situate on centre street, the new street
lately laid off and gravelled leading from
Simpsons corner at the turnpike 70 ad in
to King St. at Hoof's meadow. Some Of
these lots are in the county of .Alenan-
dria, and others in the county ofFairfax,
offering choice to persons inclining to
buy or lease.
For terms, apply to the subscriber a,
his office in Alexandria.
CHARLES LEE.
OPcer,ber "a en,f
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Fairfax County, TO WIT:
I. WILLIAM DENEALE, one Of tn,

Fairfax COUNTY, TO WIT:
I, WILLIAM DENEALE, one of tn,
commonwealth Justices OF the peace
for the County aforesaid. To all sheriffs,
mayors, bailiffs, constables and beadbo,
roughs, within the commonwealth OF
Virginia. Whereas Robert Kidwell
late Jailor, and Daniel Brady the pre-
sen. Jailor, for this County, for Richard
Radcliffe, sheriff of said county, have
complained on oath before and to me,
that Elijah Graham, who was committee
to the Jail of the count, aforesaid by the
Court thereof, for felony, and to be Sc.
cured in the said Jail until the ncxl
Superior Court, to be held for the
County aforesaid, and thea and there
to be tried for the said Felony
And also negro woman who was com
United to the said Jail BY myself as a
runaway. She said her rpme was Nan.
CIV, and that she belonged to William
Tomkins near Fredericksburgh, Virgi'
nia-did forcibly, or by other undue
means, open the door of the said Jail on
the night of the 9th inst. and escape
therefrom, and that such escape, was
without the knowledge and consent, and
against the will ofthem the said Robert
Kidwell, and DanielBradly, Jailors as a.
foresaid. and are now going at large
These are therefore in the name Of the
commonwealth, to require you-Severy
ofyou, in your respective counties, towns
and precincts to make diligent search BY
way of hue and cry, for the said Elijah
Graybam, and negro Nancy, and him
and her having found, to seize and re-
take and safely convey, or cause him and
her to be safely conveyed to the Jail OF
Fairfax county, there to be kept until
he and she shall be thence discharged
by due course of law. Given under my
hand and seal this 28th day Of Novem
Der 1912.
w. DENEALE, Seal
Nov. so 2awti.
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90 Education.

vWrILlAM KENWORTHY, who
some years past taught SeEool Z,
in alexandria, proposes, in about SIX or
.e;sht weeks from this tine, TO return
ana resume the business Of = Teacher.
Aay persons disposed 70 place their
5 cb;ia~u. brothers, unler his tai,ion, to
he instructed in r leading, WrRlng, Gram
mar Arithmetic, Geometry, Surveying,
Ng,issti,n, or other requisite branches
aav;tsd ID make application, after he shall
have come to town, = his former P'a.s
offssidence near tho corner 81 rrince :
St .Asaph streets, OF previously e Inc
n,as Shreye, John Jonney, o. Edws'e
Stabler, who viii answer any enquiries
{, that may be necessarF
lssms. seth