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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-04-13
LAWS.

Conccrning Shawnce,owp.

Concerning Shawneetown.
NE enacted ty fAe Ssiiaf aud House Of Rrbresen]
fof'tes II the tie4 Sf.es Of fmerica i Coggress as
senssed That tract of land not exceeding two sec
tons, IN the Illinois territory adjoining
shall, Under the directions of the surveyor general
be laid Off into town lots streets, and avenues and
outlcSs, In the same manner, under the same res
trctioas, rs prescribed by tho sixth section oil
the act. entitled an act privdng for the sale of
certain lands in the Indiana territory and for other
purposes, approved the thireth day of April, ono|
thousand eight hundred an1 tcn. And it shall bo|
the duty OF the surveyor general, the person hy|
him authorized to carry this into effect see
thr TWO sections so as To extend the said town 10 o
high lands in the of the town as il is now laid out
Sse = rsi be it further enacted, That the lots 10
SAID toN1 shan be offered for salc at the same time
and nthc same terms and condi,ionsas .re
by TIE sixth section of the betnre recited act.
LANCDoN CHEvEs,
Speaker cf the House Of Representatives.
T. GERRY,
yicc- President Of tie United States, and
President ef the Senafs.|
March %, 1sla.--.7pfrocsd, JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
For the relief Of Joshua Sands late Collector of the
Customs for the port of New-York.
BE 1 e@dcfed By the Senate and House qf Represen-|
fanues II the United States cf .imerica ia Congress
assembled That the counting officers of the Treasu
~ Department be, and they are hereby required i'm
late Collector OF the Customs for the port Of New.
York. TO allow him credit for the SUN Of twenty
thousand four hundred and seventyseven dollars and|
6ynine cents, being the amount of debentures paid
by the said Sands on merchandise shipped TO New-|
Orleans bet~eet the FIRST day of July, one thousand
seven hundred and ninety nine aud the tenth day o
April. one thousand eight hundred g
LANGDON CHEvES,
Speaker Of the House Of Rep"essnfafitvs;|
T.. GERRY,
yice. President eF tie United Stafcs. and
President IF the Senate.
March %, l8lf.--.lpprored JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT
For the relief OF Mary Philip lie Duo.
BE enacted by the Senate aud House cf Rcpresentd.
tues the United States Of .spesicon Congrcss asse
bted, That the Of slx hundred dol.rs be paitl|
out of any monies In the Treasury not otherwise ap
proprated. TO Mary rhlip lie Due, AS an additional
allowance for his services translator to the board
OF land commissioners st ST. Louis, and as q full
compensation therefore.
LANGDoN CTfEvES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatites-
T.. GERRY,
Vies-Prendent Of fhe United States, and
..-f Presidcnf Of .the SenofSsI
March %. 18l4-lbtroted, JAMES MADISON.
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TO LET.

A Nd possessi given in few days, the House
"A now occupied by wM MARcHAsT, Esq. sit
uated in Barney-st.-Apply TO
April Z. john Il. Wfliams.
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John FERGUSON

Has for Sale, at hs Sfo,e, on Bannisfer's Hharf
u EST Virginia Kcg, Twist. and Gu, T0BACCo'
- .ftse-Cigarrs and Snuff. !.
.Nespors, March 10, 1914. u
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FANCY GOODS & MlLLINARY,

LYDIA MILES
y ESPECTFULLY informs her friends ard former
~ customers, that she has returned to this town
from Providence, and has taken the shop No I43
Thames street. of the New-Lane, or Mary.st
where she has for sale, handsome assortment of
Fancy Goods, silk and straw Bonnets of every de-
scripton, with variety of other articles, at the low
est possible prices
Newport, April z, 1914. tf
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WASHINGTON BRIDGE LOTTERY.
.NEDfBER THREE.


10 prizes of 1000 dollars is 10000 dollars.
plites OF 500 dollars is $500 dollars,
prizes of 100 tickets is $500 dollars.
45 prizes OF 100 dollars ia 45O0 dollars.
900 prifes of so dollars is 5000 dollars.
$500 prites OF dollars Is 24500 dollars.
S765 prhes. s $4,000.
6255 blanks.
10000 tickets at s s.
S9 MariV I1,o s'1es 10 Three Biagks ..F1s
Subject TO Is per cent deduction.
The public are here presented with scheme abound
ing III prizes to ao gocd. Here is no ovcrgrown
prize to swallow half ts funds to swell The
Golfers OF rich man, turn the head
OF poor man gddy by its m,gni-
tude. Here is no vastly great
prize, but an unusual nunl,
ber OF such max
eth the heart
glad.
lhe dro,ring gvW noSiliveiy commence on or
6gore the 1874 day Of May neat, and
continue each week aafR com.
hleted.
0T Orders for Tickets and shares received at the
truly fortunate Lottery Office of
JOSI.dH C. SHAW,
No. llS, Thsnes-st.
Newport, April Z, 1914. IT,
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CHARLES Nj. THURSTON, & Co

Offer for Sale, 1T NO. rs, 7hames-sf.
EIFTEEN bbls prime Pork,
l. 10 bbls. mess Beef,
10 half bbis. 40. do. for family use,
10 10 bbgIs IBIS green Coffee, entitled to debersurs.
5 do. Sugar
do. Mo,asses,
bags Pimento,
90 kegs Lard,
10 boxes Chocolate,
5 do. mould Candles,
40 do. Spanish Cigars.
-Also, az Retail.
Sugar, w. l. and N. Z. Rum.
Tea, Gin,
Coffee, Salt,
Molasscs, Pepper,
Madeira, J Pmeuto,
Lisbon, Wine, Pork,
Currand,) Hams, sc. &c. &c.
Brandy,
Ne~por, .9brl z, 1914.
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
Two Thousand VT. green Porto Rico Coffee,
L 81 boxes brown Sugar,
tons Pig"Copper.
40 bales Spanish LSaf Tobacco
Apply to JOHN DOMEC.
April 2. No 81. Chamesst.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-16
Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, March u.

MIR. Wood of Mass from select corn.
| mit.ce on that subject, reported hin
granting pensions to the officers and sea-
men serving on board the Revenue Cutters
IN certain cases. Twice read and COM
Initted.
The engrossed bill supplementary to the
act for the relief Of the officers and soldiers
VINO served in the late campaign on the
Wabash, and the engrossed bill for the re-
.ief OF VIM. Henry Savage, were read a
third time, passed and sent to the senate.
The bill for the better organizing, paw
ing and supplying the army of the United
STATES, as amended by the house, was read
third time, passed, and returned 10 the
senate for concurrence in the amendments.
Mr.. CASTOR, after making some appro.
pirate remarks, offered the following reso-
buttons.
RESOLVED, That it is expedient to repeal
the act laying an embargo on all shins and
vessels in the ports and harbors Of the u
States.
Resolved, That it is expedient to repeal
So much as may be in force of the several
priyisions of an act entitled " an act to in
terdict commercial intercourse between
the y. States and Great Britain and France
and their dependencies, and for other p,ir-
poses So.
RESOLVED, That a committee be appoint
ed TO bring IN bill or bills pursuant to
the foregoing resolutions. ''e
The question was stated g will the house
now proceed TO consider these resou-
tons :" And MFR. Grundy of Ten. having
required the yeas and nays thereon, the
question was decided as follows:
For consideration So
Against it 86
SO the house now refused TO consider the
said resolutions. IS
The bill TO alter and establish certain
post-roads, passed through a committee Of
the whole, Mr.. Nelson of Va. in the chair,
and received various amendments, after
considerable desultory and unimpor,ant de-
bate on the merits of particular roads, Sc.
Fhe bill was reported 10 the house, the
amendments therein made we're agreed 10,
with the exception of one 4; and other a.
mcndments being proposed
The house adjourned.
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Danish vessels in tho prussias ports, be-
cause Prussian vessel has been taken by
a Donish armed vessel out Of British
convoy in the Belt.
His majesty acknowledges with reluc-
tsnce. that ,he security oil his states, and
the protection he owes his subjects, not
only do permit him to preserve those re-
lations with the Prussfan COVE rnment,
which To the mutual advantage OF both
states have existed. but place him under
tho sece ssi,y of declaring that his states arc
q, war with those Of the king Of Prussia,
His majesty has caused TO be recalled
from The court Of Berlin bis minister to
whom the Ptussian chancellor of state al
rcsdy in the month Of Angus, had declar-
ed, that he no longer was recognised as
his majes,v's envoy.
Cotenhagsn, 22d Oct. 1914.
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Ubholsterer, Paper Hinge, and
Mobs Manu/acturer,
(FRoM DUBLIN,),

FROM DUBLIN,),
Corner Of Prince and Pie streets, Hierag-
4sr dYid.
HSHE subscriber will be happy to res
n ceiye orders in his line Of business
having been regularly brought up to it he
hatters himself that he will give satisfac-
ton to those who wish to employ him
He hangs curtains and papers roomsin
new and fashionable style, at ~ cents per
piece for paper and double for borders. He
will furnish those who employ him for
other work with Hair, Feathers and Straw,
or any other material i'll his line of BUSH
ness.
MAURICE SYtLLAWNE,
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YALU.4BLR ,ARRIYALS

Gentlemen who lef, N. Bedford on Mon
day morning bring the pleasing information
OF the arrival there late on Sunday even
ing Of the ship Barclay, capt. Randall,
from the Pacific ocean, with 1900 bbls.
oil to w. Rotch, Jr. & Sons---and of tho ara
rival at Nantucket, on the 2Sth ult. Of shin,
Charles, captain Grafton Gardner from do,
with ,7oo bbls. oil, to Messrs. Carey.
Colthsworthy Coffin and the captain.---
These ships are both last from Valparai-
so, (some weeks later than the vessels
which have arrived) but their passage is
not KIN own--Mr Ro,ch informed the GEN.
tlemen who have arrived in town, that the
Barclay sailed the day before the Charles;
that she brought no later accounts of the
Essex than before received; and spoke no
vessels nor saw any cruizeis on the pas
sage. 49,. s., 49, (.
\ We understand there is now no whale
ship absent, except the VIM Penn, which
sailed Tor home some time since, and must
be either taken or lost--Paiad. si8f,
Fort Of Churhsfon, March i--Arriyed,
brig Superb, late capt. Tyson-Prize to
schr. Mars, capt. Ingersol, of NJ York,
from Turks Island bound to Trinidad
Cargo salt-Mars had been out 90 days, Sc
had captured three vessels-Superb taken
on thc 18th Feb .
An cnemy's sloop of war is off the bar !
The prize master, had to run into mort bV
chance. She has been in Five Fsthom
Hole near 4s hours waiting pilot, but
could not get one. .
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from Tie Mew.Yo,k co1um5ian.

THE PRESIDENT AND PLAETAGEHET.
The fact OF an American frigate having
with whatever knowledge or intention)
pursued British ship Of the line, offered
her battle and lain within the power Of he
attack for seven hours, is a circumstance
Of which the occurrence is SO bonpurable
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approaching every sail he made, Until Der
force could be ascertained. and suffe ing
no single vessel less ihsn ship Of Tie
lire to escape him His last maneu,ro
wi ~, is the most remarkable event IL
the history of his frigate. Two British
gentlemen were among the prisoners Oh
board at the time, one formerly respec eta.
bic oficer Of the army; and they both then
and since expressed their astonishment
ard noru6catioD at the conduct Of the ~,
in refusing battle, in the strongest terms,
and with remarks which respect to their
situation in this country, forbid US 10 re-
peat,
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s Capt. Blaekler also informs that Bfi.
fish 81 armed Ell f1ute, with 200 tons Of
provisions, bound to Bermuda had seen
captured and destroyed BY two French fri
gafes.
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emy's "a We wore ship and made sail for
the bar.
At S came to anchor inside the bar, the
light house bearing E. l.2 S.
Remarks by Lieutenant.
From the position of the two ships for
seven hours, it is evident the enemy could
have compelled US to action, at any hour
within that interval; for he had the wea.
Their gage, and the water on the bar was
too low for the President 10 get over until
A o'clock.
The weather was clear, but hazy close to
the horizon-this circumstance prevented
us, at the time we fired the gun TO winward,
from ascertainiDg the real force of the en-
envy, who we then supposed to be heavy
frigate or razee. Nor was it till two or
three days afterwards, our observations in
clear weather enabled us to make out her
true force, neither frigate nor razee, but
a complete ~.
The President has been 3s2 DAYS at sea,
since the declaration of war, and traversed
a vast extent of ocean, notwithstanding the
enemy has almost every sea covered with
his cruizers, in the proportion of nearly
fifty to one against our little marine. We,
has the comm1dore returned in safety sfier
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-04-09
Land tC,. Sale.

NNHE subscriber offers for sale, be.
y tween, "a * 1900 Acres Of LAND
in Charles County, Maryland, situated
about 4 miles from Purt-r obacco, and
the same distance from navigable wa
tiers. This property is rendered very
valuable On account of the great body
OF timber upon it, and there is large
stream Of water passing through the
land, upon which Grist Or Saw Mill
could be erected with great advantage
A more minute description is thought
unnecessary asitispresumed those wish
ing to purchase will first view the Land.
For terms apply to John 3. Morris or
Daniel OF St Thomas Jeniter, Esqrs.
near Port Tobacco, Mr.. Alexander
Moore Of Alexandyia or the subscriber.
WALTER Fl. JENIFER.
Port Tobacco, Feb "a. If
aCTa The Esitors Of the Federal Re-
psblicsD of Georgetown and National
Intelligencer are requested to insert the
above till forbid, and send their accounts
O this Office.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
SHE

TIH Oh Il II.
A TRACT OF Land containing
two hundred and seventy three acres
and half, situated on The banks of
the river Potomac, about four miles
from Alexandra by water On the
tract there are two excellent herring
Landings, the upper one is well I'M
proved by fish house. exceeded by
none in point of convenience. There
is on the premises convenient Dwell.
ling House 10 good repair. spacious
Kitchen with two rooms. which may
he converted into lodging places ior
eight servants, and large loft, a
smoke. house, and milk-heusc there
is also an unfinished frame bull nag,
which at small expence Hight b.
converted into barn, near it is a vel
of excellent water, and thare are on the
premises two good springs, part Of The
land has been covered, and is sus-
ccptible of pucn improvement, the
fsn.es ars in good repair, cors'dera-
bic part post and rail and there is
sufliciency ofr.ii timber and fire wood,
1t is presumed persona wishing to
purchase will view the premises
further description is considered un-
necessary--for particulars apply t.
X. l. Tayior, Esq Alexandra.
If this property is not very shortly
sold by private contract, it VIII be OF.
fered at public sale on the premises
some time in the month OF lubs mt.
n. Il There is considerable num-
Der OF young peach trees &c: in lulu
bearing on TIE above tract.
c, ". Valangcn.
March 10. dti.
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On Thursday the 2ls day OF april
next, il fair, il not On the next fair day,
will be exposed to public sale at the Ia
vern of Mr.. Zachariah Ward, at the
Occoquan Mills, in the state OF Virgil
MIA, the following lands, viz. About 800
acres of LAND-this land has never
been cut Gown, and is heavily covered
with timber and wood. 1t lays from
three to five miles from the navigable
waters Of Occoquan, and on the west
side of the river. 1t will be sold Ell
Their in one Body or in different parts,
as mar be found desirable. 1t ha. a..
ready been laid of in different lots.
Also a other tract of land, containing
about five hundred acres, situated about
two niles from the nayigable waters of
Occoquan. There is great deal of
}oung thriving growth of wood upon
i, land.
The facility of transporting the wood
to a good market, and the opinion that
The lands are we'll adapted TO clover
and plaster, render them an object
worth attention.
Mr. Zachsriah Ward, will give every
information in relation to'the land, (which
may be required previously to the day
of sale.
The terms of sale will be one third
in three, one third in six, and one third
in nine months with interest. Good
negotiable notes with satisfactory IN.
dsrsers will be required.
WILLIAM II. DORSEY.
March 81 is
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Extract Of an act Of the CORPORATION Of
alexandria, for tie ershgnshment
of Fire
Sec. 7. IF any person who shall be pre-
sent at any Are, shall neglect or refuse
to obey the order or direction of any Of
6cer who shall be appointed by any Fire
Company now established, or which may
be hereafter established, knowing him
to be an officer, such person shall for
felt and pay the sum of five dollars -
Provided the name OF such officer shall
have been first published in one Of the
public papers.
At a meeting Of the Relief Fire Com
pany on the Sd Of March 1914, the fol.
lowing gentlemen were elected officers
for the ensuing year viz;
Commanders:
William Harper lst
Thomas Preston I'd,
Thomas Vowel Sd.
Subordinate D rec,srs.
Ferdinand Marsteller,
Isaac Entwisle,
Charles Slsde.
Regsla srs:
Mark Butts,
James Anderson,
Joseph Harris,
Isaac Gibson,
Irustees.
Robert Anderson,
William Newton,
John Johnson.
Thomas Vowel, 7reasurff.
John Grid, Clerk.
April 7.
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KINGSTON, J maica, Ja:y 3, 1919.
The Printers of every Newspaper III
the Seaport Towns of America are
requested to insert tic following Nos
tice, once every month during thS
War; and as soon as cacc axes
place, all their regular charges tor
such insertions shall be paid by Al
Agent at each Port:
9 NOTICE.
TINE Subscribers take this method
i of apprising their Mercandls
Friends throughout the United States,
That during the present IN happy dii-
ferences between Great Britain and AZ
merica, they intend generally to rbs.airi
from ali communication by letters with
their former correspondents, from prs4
Dental motives applicable to such corr
respondents
They beg leave. however, to inforta
all who may have balances of sales in
their hands, that Oh ders for the same,
any time during the war, will be- psid
at sight, OF promptly RENTED accsrds
ing to directions.
Being Agents for the principal liz
CO porated Insurance Companies, fron
the capital of Soulh Carolina, to Wis.
casset. in the district of Maine; there
arc Directors In each Office, or Mer-
chants in every town, to whom reie-
renceNnay be had; should new cofres.
pondents wish to communicate with
the house in Jamaica, or that branch
Of it in Bermuda now established at the
port of st. George, and conducts d by
the Junior Partner, urder the firm Of
WILLIAM BANKS, &-Co
The utmost attention will be paid to
the orders OF gentlemen in America
who may be AGENTS for Spanish, Swes
dish, or other neutral merchants, trad.
ing under the Prince Res ent's PIocias
with tie Islahds Of Jam aica
or Bermuda and the safety Of all such
property committed 10 their charge
may be depended OIL, provided nothing
is attempted under the sanction G such
Proclamations, contrary to the local
laws of the respective islands, OF in vi.
olation of existing BIockades-
Hoseasou, Banks & Co.
N. 3. All Lettcrc, by Csrtcls, to and
from Kingston, are opensd BY the A.
Agent for Prisoners Of War,
or sent to him slter being opened b
the Commissary Of Prisoners in lsinoA
RIGA. n Ia II. 81. & CT.
Arg. 81. iAStrs
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The Southern Stages,


Through from alexandria to Rich.
mo,ld in Too Days.
The Expedition Stages will
commence THEIR So MINER ESTA-
BLISHMENT on Monday next, the
4th of APriI--leaylns TRIrLETT's INN
EVERY MORNING, at 8 o'clock
breakfast at Occoqusn--dine at Stat
ford Court House, and arrive at FIRE.
dericksbure BEFORE DARK, $50
viee Versa eturninp.) The next day to
Richmond BEFORE DARK-fare, &
allowance of baggage ss usual, and all
baggage at the risk Of the owner, or
owners thereof.
The Proprietors.
pril T. St
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This is to give Notice,


This is to give Notice,
THAT the subscriber of Prince
Georges County hath obtained from
the Orphans Court thereof letter. tes-
tamentary of the estate Of Gavin Ha-
milton, with the will annexed, and
that all persons interested therein, are
desired to produce their claims on or
before the 26th day Of July next-they
may otherwise be by law excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
VIM. K. Clagett,
Ee'or. Of Gavin Hamilton
january ~. lawem.
N. B. The sale of his goods will
take place on the 5th February.
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Fresh Teas, Ralslns, Cur
rants, &c.


rants, &c.
Is half chests and boxes Gunpow-
der, Hyson, Young Hyson AID
Souchong TEAS,
60 boxes Muscatel Raisins.
800 VT. fresh CurraNts.
20 bbls. Rye Whiskey part of which
is old,
100 bags Shot, assorted from BBBB
10 No. 10, Buck and Swami Shot, sim
gle and double F Brandywine Gunpow.
der, Gro md Alum Salt 10 Sacks, re-
fOed AMI common Salt Pelre, table
SILT in baskets, Rice, Loaf, Lump and
MiacoysAo Sugars. Nutmegs, Mace,
Cloves, Atspice, Ground Ginger, Pep
per, Flotant and Caro'ioa Indigo, Fig
Bne, Spinnins Cotton, Nadder, Starch.
Aran,tto, Capperas, Mould and Dipt
CaEd,es, Brown :, White soap. Cheese,
Sweet Oil, best Ctaendish Tobacco,
HAVANA Cigars, Madeira Wine, Cog.
TIC Brau'y Iamaics and Antigua Spi-
rus, Old Rye Whiskcy, with number
Of o'acr articles in the Grocery line,
For Sale by,
c. Griffith.
Who has also received one Butt Of
choice odd NE.dsria Vine i'm orted IN
isoo and warranted genuine.
November %.
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P. G.. MarstelIer.

1000 VT. Seine Wine,
Superior qualify
100 hbls. Apes, In prime order
81 boxes Dipt Candles
20 do Mould do.
1000 VT. Coaec, IN bags and barrels
100 teams Writing Paper
50 do. Wrapping do.
Sads Nuscovado Sugars
500 los. Loaf and lump do.
81 boxes Bloom r isins
20 0,rreH 'Vm.k key
6 rlska Goshen Cheese
hays. Pepper
l0A, Bushels 81. Ubes Salt
$50 barrels Herrings
70 Go. Shad,
For Sale by TIE Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
N.v on
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The subscriber

lhe Subscriber
. RESPECTFULLY informs his
trends andthe public, that he has ta-
~ we Ferry at HOLM POINT, to
- Maryland shore, known by the
", Mason's Ferry,
"srs he will use every exertion to
S"e general satisfaction. He wishes
n. contract at the aforementioned
Est ' with persons disposed to cure
80 DIS ne will be able to supply them
viz, :" sny quantity OF Shad and Her
s. The Subscriber also wishes to
sa' us GROCERY STORE, at the
pl,' enc otthe Ferry Landing in this
William Patterson.
o. dSm,