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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04

AN ACT for settling the compensation OF
Commissioners, clerk, and translator Of tho
board OF claims in the eastern and western
districts Of The territory Of Orleans, now
state Of Louisiana.
Be if enacted by the Senate and Honse Of
Rehresenfafives Of the Unisrd Sfofes Of .fmr-
RIGA in Congress assembled, That the proper
accounting officers Of the treasury, in settling
The accounts for compensation TO the rommi,
sioners, the clerk and translation OF the board
for adjusting the title and claims TO lands 10
the eastern and western districts OF the terri.
tory Of Orleans, now state Of Louisiana, shall
allow TO thsm respectively, for tho time they
we're actually employed in tho discharge Of
tho duties aforesaid, at the rate OF the follow
Jog annual compensation to each OF tho com,
snissioners, two thousand dollars TO each OF
the com missioners, Two thousand dollars TO
the clerk, one Thousand Ave hundred dollars |;
and TO the translator one thousand dollars [,
which allowance shall commences, tor the
commissioners, clerk and translator for the
western district, on tho first day Of January,
one thousand eight hundred and eleven, and
continue until The eleventh day Of May, one
thousand eight hundred and fifteen, and shall
Include tho monies they may have received,
or are enti,le TO, oceording to the existing
law, and shall be in full for all service render
cd by them in relation the lands within the
said district.
April %, Isl6.-.stpreced.
JAMES MADISON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-09-04

AN ACT making additional appropriations
TO defrsy the expences Of the army and mil
lila during the late war with q. britain.
BE U enacted By fhe Senate and House Of
Rcfresenioiipss Of the Uaised STATES sf .fmo-
'iea ia Congress assembled, That, to defray
the expenses Of tho military establishment,
and those incurred by calling out the mlui,,
during The late war with G. Britain, in sddt-
ION to tho sums heretofore appropriated by
law, to those objects, the following sums be,
snd they aro hereby appropriated, viz:
For tho quartcr.master's department, nine
hundred aud fifty thousand dollars.
For tho pay Of the army and militia, five
suillioos six hundred aud seventeen thousand
dollars.
For the subsistence Of the army and mill.
ia, two millions three hundced and ten ,hou.
sand three hundred and seveny-iwo dollars.
For forrC", sixty thousand dollars.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-13

The evening before 'i;s death gSe Dake
OF Brunswick and WELLINGTON verr a.
ball At Brussels. The Duke, whose whole
mind was occupies ~ the awfadess of the
CRISIS, was often absent he listened. and
heard distant cannnna,!img. Ike eomm-
aicated the circumstance, and eynras,ed
himself afraid ~; a surprise. Wellinyton
ina not entertain any such belief. but
Thought mat It was salutation on the ar
r:ya! oil the kiac of Prussia at his army.-
brunswick repeated his aprrehentions sew
erai times. He requested urgently to be
permitted to march cut Immediately with
corps, by way of guartiiug against dan-
ger. This was conceded, and he was al
io'yed to take with him his Brunswickers
and 1000 Saxons. He Immediately began
iis march considerable true before
midnight, allowed his troops to rest and
march by turns, aud advanced q German
miles. He fell in all at once with large
army OF French destipesl to fall ON Wsi-
llngton. He had the good fortune to traas-
NIT immediate intelligence to WELLINGTON.
who availed himself OF the precious hours.
The devoted valour with which the Duke
ana ms warriors for eight long hours oc-
cup!ed the French, to allow time for the
assembling together of the army--the OBJ
stlnacy with which he threw himself with
MS small and wearied band in the way Of
me hostile arrny-the loss of nearly three
thousand men ON the part of the Bruns-
wlckers-the two severe wounds which
the Dake allowed to be bound IN, and three
silshter wounds which he disrerarled--
ms never leaving the fight, but advancing
always again to the front, and though en-
iieepled at last from loss of blood, his call
ing out perPetually to his people to fight
Tor their country, I'LL new wound laid his
nreast open. and stretched him on the
heid these circumstances will always
cnustitutute one of he proadest subjects
Of history. Honor 10 The sacred ashes Jof
The Son OF Henry the Lion, and of his Ia
In the character &C the Duke the militia
ry inclination predpmina.ed. The num-
oi troops which he maintained, and seemed
20 Wish 70 continue, was much too greas
or country oil a quarter OF million of iu-
aibltants though in this new and unex-
nected danger the circumstance has been
particularly useful. From the ardent dis.
position CT the Duke, his precipitate zeal,
and his want Of proper KNOWLEDGE of civil
a!ialrs, he allowed himself at FIRST to be in
aueneed by persons whose measures, if
they had not at length put stop to, were
m lair way ofdepriving him of the love
OF has subjects. When the Duke found
us mistake, he listened to wiser council.
ana things were every day taking better
tram, whcn he was called to act part in
tue late events. J.G.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-13
WIxDsoR, Oct. 10. 1915.

Sir. M dearest Brother-I can scarcelv
ind words sufficiently strong to express e,
you the Joy felt OF receiving your letter,
with which my sons messenger was cbarg-
ed. Ihe excuses YOU make respecti6r
your long silence, my dear friend, are SUI
9ertiuous. knowing as I do, that the waters
CT Pyrmont will not allow &C any aDn,ica-
ton whatever, anl as agree with Won tbat
the Princess of Soims could nat ON tfis oc.
caSlon ioresee that you would not write.
Inns, then, the union is near lis concIu.
SION Cod grant that tho brilliant perspec.
tive which both have formed may be realiZ-
Ell, IN the result Of which the age of both
authorizes IT, most lattering hope, as.l an
yiHch tie character yon truce of your
laughter gives me the greatest confidence.
You may be assured my dear Brothe-.
mat snail eHdeavOur to render the resi-.
fence Of ,le Princess of SDtns aalcsyst W
u pleasant aud agreeable as circumstances
viii permit, considering that my sedcnta.
gy f'e prevents rae from contribntinr nnch
20 the amusement Of The Princess. aid that
the greater part OF my time is passed in mo
country where our sucietYis very limited.
and our lie uniform. she viii however.
1e always welcome guest when she Gomez
d4d we shall en;eav0ur, my Ciaugirers AMI
myself, to dn our best to entertain her.
lhaYe written to my son, the Bake Of
Clarence, myideas relative TO the children
OF SGiins.--i thUught this NECESSARY. q,
correct MISUNDERSTANDING which had Ia
ken place oH both sides {; | endeayoured TO
the utmost oiiny power to convince him.
huW necessary it was to observe the pr.-
cautions which suegested TIE desire of
preventing lncDnvenieuces IN future 10 beth
parties, induced ne TO take this stem.
AS Ahlre reason - believe that ,,aterfsl
adylce viii have sanitary Influence upon
yaur daughter tbiDk | may Sopfs,e 10
y0l "dat vii be essential foe the Princess
on her arrival here. fho usage oftb;s
c0untry being 50 different from yyl,4t thev
areon the Continent in eyeryresrccf, fear
that my son may not be sufficiently sf,en-
i've 10 them. rs H,iS is for uoa al0Ue 7
coniide to you that il is uot the fabian
here toreceiye iDprping visits from gentle
mch' 70 waich she WI he exposed by the
circumstance of the Duke being Colonel Of
= regiment, unl2ss lie himself Introduces
them 20 Der she should also be very cir ,
cumspect in tie choice oflJaes with whom
she shall assocllte, which will he 80 much
the more necessary as the Dake has ac-
qualn'ance amongst our sex. who. tbouah
not actually of bad conduct, might however
become lnjurious 10 hes in point OF policy.
have found That fhe advice u tie dear
%lug, OF being uniformly polite to eye.y one.
n doing nothing ia the spirit oF Eartv. qud
~ Gdhering closely TO his ftmiig. has bee,t
iay surest guidance daring nv long resi-
dcnce here, and think cannot do 6eftsr
tiIsn 70 transmit these sentiments by von
dear brother and friend, as father 10 mv
niece and future daughter in-law wbioh
you will make use Of IN such manner ne
you shall iadgo proper. IhaYe cent nv
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-13

1'S ''OO ADst',S' " DE"EStVtc.c icRo isL Iii
the jed q i;oaor, i. The cause oftaeir
sosairy.
FROM THE RHsNIsH MERcURY.1
Charles ferdinand, the father, was one
OF the most amiaOe and dignifed princes
This time. lie was the particular fave.
rite OF Frederick fhe Secpnd. He dis.
played the greatest valor In the field dur-
ing the seven years. war, when, by his
daringnesS and S!l!I, he often gained i'm
portaut actions with very small mea3s.-
iiIs ilne hsure, his wit, and delicate obser
vance OF circumstances, distinguished him
ABOVE al the German princes of his time.
he succeeded TO the government Of a
country OF no great extent, oppressed with
court expenditure aud debts. He dedi-
Gated himself at the same time to the
Prussian army, and be took part also in
the politics of Prussia. Ills merits. how
ever, "a Il wise ruler Of his own paternal
domlnIons, IS least kRown. Here he was
inimitab!e.
1t was remarkable, that in his own state
he should have refused to indulge mis- own
iondness for numerous and brilliant ar
my of all the lesser princes he naintained
the fewest troops. 1'he care nearest his
heart was to tighten in every way the bur
dens OF his people. The expensive opera
was abolished, the court establishment
placed on the simplest footing, intriguing
flyorites banishcd, and order and economy
Introduced in the right place. The Duke
ln4aned INFINITELY into every thing, he was
alwgys accessible to the distressed, he had
a singular memory, and knew the history
81 very great number Of his subjects
willingly converSed with his people 4
he sought opportunities of allowing the
lower or'iecs to communicate with him ::
ali were hnnwn to him, but he lett every
man at iudl liberty in his operations for
very different from so many other petty
princes, he never attempted to informed
die ia Affairs which Ough; always to be Lett
perfectly lree. The state debts were soon
honestly discharged, the prosperity of his
states increased, the taxes which rose in
all the Other states were Ga similar fact in
all times,) actually dinnaished IN his
Ills memory is held among all classes ol
Brunswickers, in the highest affection. Inl
every village Of the country he Is the sub
jcct on which the people iondly dwell.
Frederick William, the son of Cbarlesl
ferdinand, distinguished himself in tvoi
events, in the last of which lie fill with
glory.
When the Independence of Europe was
sealed By the peace Of 1899, tie Duke oil
Brunswick was on Che bohemian frontiers,
in the middle Of subjagated GERMANY
Disdaiuing, though il was ia his power. to
remain SUBJECT to the enemy, he undertook
the passage which seemed hardly possible,
through number of hostile banda, every
one OF which was superior 70 his own, iii |
he reached the sea, on which he did not
possess single boat. The adventure be-
came great achievement, from the prodi-
gisus effects made, and the valor display
ed in so many rencountets, the sSdl IN !
countermarehiug to escape, the dexterity
in obtaining vessels, and the good fortune |
with which SO difficult an undertaking was
r.-o,-nol
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-13

Austrian guard at the Museum had been
called away to asaist in the remuval
Of the horses at the Thuilisries. The
Guardians Of tue Niuscum, raised into ~
ldignation at the attack Of these new cnri-
missaries, collected their forces. consisting
of numernas worlsmen, ana with brush
and bfoom swept the ;Sardiuiaus aut of the
gallery.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-13
SLAVE TRADE.

Declaration ef he Congress Of Vienna, yeln,ipe
20 he Siouc Trads.
The plenipotentiaries of the power. who
have signed the treaty Of Paris Of the 2Oih ofMay
1914, assembled in Conference, having taken in.
TO consideration, that the commerce known by
the sPpellation Of the traffic in African Neyroes
aSs been reprobated BY every just and enlishlen.
cd man in all ages, as repugnant to theprinciplss
OF humanity and general .nsraIs-iis. the pr.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-13
F." DE sTAEL HoLsTEUN.p
I" " Aout, 1872

This precious edusien Of sentimental
metaphysics exceeds even her cOmments-
ries upon Professor Kant.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-13
LETTER

From her 'NGjesiy the Queen to his Serene
n!.'s''aess tie Date of .techlinturg !Sirss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-01-13
FROM LATE LONDON PAPERS.
FATHER AND SON.

The tloo Datees Of Bruns,0ict ,cho fell in
the jie1 II hoaor, IN the cause of&eir
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Total Dollars
MAJ s5
Land fer Sale.

Land for Sale.
j Tract Of Land is offered for sale,
situate in Frederick county, Virginia.
vithin one nile of Berryyille, containing
IS acres. This land was formerly the
property. of Col. Griffin Taylor.
Merchants Bank Notes, or Notes Of
any Of the Banks of the District of Co
Iua.bia viii be received in payment
For further particulars
" Appty to tie Printer;
NMay IS u
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
June
For Sale,

A valuable Tract of land. lying in
Ioudoun county, containing ooo acres,
It lies on large stream called broad-
Run, by which it is bounded tor three
quarters OF a mile, and which furnishes
water for the use of farmer. ihe SOL
lis of the bestred slate Kind, we'll kno"n
Ito be the next best to the limestone SOL
being fertile, and when worn out eas'ls
Ito be improved by all manures; especi-
lalIy by the Plaster of Paris. which Is
known to act with great effect on such
lsoil-l5O acres are heavily tiisbared
with the finest wood of oak, hickory, &c
I,5o acres lie on the side OF the above
Iaamed Run, and being rich low land
Iare we'll calculated for meadow. LII,
land produces good crops OF corn al,
small grain, and is particularly excel
lent Grass land, which asi IS near goo1
l5eef markets, alone renders it valuable
! l'here is a thriving apple orchard on TIT
Hand and the fences are good.
i The land would be divided lift shoult
,lbe wished. It is 25 or so miles tren
i Alexandria and Georgetown, & miles
Ilrem the public road leacsng from Lees
burg to Alexandra.
i The terms Of sale are moderate--the,
Twill be made known al any time by
/ Richard FL. Ice,
! near Leesburs, Loudoun County.
Nav . StaW2m
~ The subscriber intending to re,
tmoye. will offer the above Tract OF LaEo
lat public sale, on the Goth of June. i
rot previously disposed of at private
isale r. II. J..
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10

Landing,
The Cargo Of the brig Agenor,,;a' Tyre
Martin, master, from Marseilles, con
sisting OF
$50 cases claret
900 casks ditto
SO ditto mpscatel wine
2 ditto IaJies' and gentlemen''
silk hose and gloves
l ditto ladies' kid gloves
2 ditto colored latestrings, assert
l ditto lowered ditto
6 ditto Florence silks
9 ditto colored Grape, assorted
/ ditto ribbons
2 ditto lace shawls and handkef
chiefs
4 ditto gent'emen's sup. hats, "a
risian cat
g bales Alexandria SIENNA
Is bales velvet corks
$ cases phials--
For sale by
Joseph Smith and Sen,
or Adams. Herbert & 20.
May 90 II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Ran away,
On the 1st of Nav inst. between AsN-'
- Canros town. !

On the let OF MAY inst. bef"ee"
dria soc! Georgsa town town I.,,e, Al
a Bright Malatto. raasa 's d 'gp.
q bout twenty.one year, :. i %r'.ell
when from home generally SS nbite rlar'
Isaac sager, and passes for "D mole On
lie has bIue eyes. li9ht ha'r, s n been
his left eye id, bis left a'..n'nrs, 's 81,
broke, perhaps nay be Hlss' ss,sore,
and a good faraer, ard sT @ b;a NJ . 81
man lsr.asse took viii VI, :, 9i h1ard' 5
maze, nine or ten year: o ., f.at vbite,app
an inch high, thelc!t bind f@ 90 ais also t'os
a notch in her right ear. Id -. doIlae2
viii; It'll him about two haharsu
.,.,nr I'D 81
s,aye isaac. . ed csniains. h' :, .lassp
oct I.::.a. shall receive Fifty !, p ,SsasotS&
: ward, and Il brought home a. r; ier1 to
charges will be paid, ~ a aPps,D a.
Christian ..a. .h sSessnl ri'
living in Woadst, 2, 'yirsinis.
slayl,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Orphans Court,
This is to give Notice,


That tn subscriber. OF Alexandria
county in the District Of Columbia, has
obtained from the Orphans Court OF
said county, letters Of administration
on the personal estate OF Benjamin D.
Patterson, late of the county aforesaid.
deceased all persons having claims a.
sainst the said decedent, are hereby warn.
led to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof, TO the subscriber, passed by the
|Orphans' Court, on or before the 25th day
of November next, or they may by law be
excluded from all benefit to said estate
and those indebted thereto are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 25th day 0!
May 1916.
Sarah Patterson,
Administrative OF Benjamin D. Patterson
Nav Is COW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
The Cargo

Inc OaISo
OF the British schooner Agenoria, capt
5 Tyres, from Barbados, consistingo OF
e bids. Muscovado sugars
Al pnnchenns rum
l24 hhds. molasses
l9 bags ginger
2 cases Arrow roots
casks
viii be landed tomorrow, and IS toI
sale.
.9dams, Herbest y Co.
May %
Five Dollars Reward
Ran away FROM the subscriber on tae
night. Of the 9Th instant, black woman,
named Daphney--she is yell known IN
this town, and gets drunk every oppor-,
tunity. l will give the above reward 70
any person for taking up and bringing
home the said runa way. All persons
are cautioned against harbaring or en-
blowing her, las the law will be put IN
force against any offending.
james NJ Donald.
May II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
May g.
Five Dollars Reward
For Freight,

Sg The new and substantial sch'-
!sss:s1s:ss Hope, Captain Harmon, burthei
abouf zoo barrels, will take freight z
South of Europe, West-Indies, or Coast
wise. Apply to
Dodge and Keseii.
Who have for sale, in store,
Muscoyado and Brazil Sugar, in hogs
heads. barrels and boxes.
Molasses in nhds. x iron bouadspiPes
Cordage and Ravens Duck.
May so II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Exchange Office, Geo1gesolvn

WILL give the highest premium fo'
q Drafts at Sight, AMI Bank Notes, Of
the following places. viz. :
Boston, New York, philadelphia, Ba'
timore. Virginia, North Carolina, south
Carolina and Georgia. will also y.yt
the highest premium for Drafts on Nc"
Orleans, Treasury Notes and srece.
An kinds OF Western Bank Notes
bought and sold.
All kinds Of Stocks and Bills OF Ex'
change bought and sold.
Notes. Drafts, and Interest collected
and RENTED for small commission.
H. Persons travelling to any part o.
the United states may be supplied WITT
suitable Funds.
a,p Please to enquire at my Exchange
and Brokers CEice, Bridge-sirees, Geo
I0gn.
4June II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Landing this Day
10 casks diamond head Spikes
1000 wi. Bar Lead, for sale y !. ~
wv ~ Adams, Herbert y 20.
lines
---TaI,a1le pronerty fer Safe.

Ynlunbfe Property Jos oute
! zyILI. be sold to the highest Dldder'
on tie premises, on Thursday the
10Th day Of June,
;.,.fed On the North Branch OF Kappa
! s ..aaack river. in the County of CulPep.
ner. about IS miles above Fredericksburg,
and 70 miles below Norman's FORD
=, running two pair OF 6 feet burr u. $ stones, ones,
& > nair Of country stones, with kvans,s
s,acl,;nery. complete Also,a Tract o.
land containing 400 acres, on wh,cn
there is adwelhng house, and other ou'io'
Iipgs. a. a., -. ot ,,np
on the premises, one other Mill, sltuatt
in Orange county, about so miles above
fredericksburg, on the South Branch Q
Raanabannock, running one pair OF ST
| feet burr stones, and pair OF countr',
stones. with Eyans's machinery, and
!. wool carding machine, complete: WIN
vaInab}e Saw NH on the opposite side Q
the river. n
!, Attached to this property are Tw
lots of Ground containing about 81
acres on which are dwelling-house am
! other buildings, ard near it $50 acre
OF wood land, heavily tlmbered WI
lpine and oak.
Both OF the mills are in fine whea
Iueigbborhoods, and commanding in tn
'|dryest seasons an abundance Of water
1.-THE terms wili be made accommodating
/ A private sale would be preferrea' u
which even; due notice WILDE given.
/ John Ileocke.
Union Mills, Culpeper,
] Nay Is 20 dlW
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
French Goods.

q SklStl NOOoS'
The CARGO of the Schooner Brother
Return. Mcknight, master, from Mar
|seilles, consisting Of
WINES.
SEQ cases CIarct
100 casks ditto, 52gallons each
Sc cases Win de Grave
% ditto Hermitage
6pipes oil proof Brandies
Soft sheNed almonds
Smyrna Figs
Filberts
so boxes Prunes
"a cases Olives ~
"a do. Anchovies
IL do. Capers
S cases Mama in flakes :. !.
! cask blue Yitrol
8 bales Alexandria SIENNA Sc
500 reams writing paper assorted
10 bales Wrapping do.
French lawns assorted,
Silk stockings
Ditto gloves, ladies' and gentlemen's, i
Kid and castor ditto. Go. dc.
Florence silk assorted
Sewing silk
a cases grapes. assorted colours
924 fancy baskets
rs boxes clarified soap
Perfumery, al assortment,
Is offercefor sale on accommodating
terms, by
ADAMS, KerbertG Co.
May IS tt
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10

Just eCelved from Boston,
By the sch. 2r5eccr, Capt. Berry
New England rum
3 ngal indigo
Soap in boxes
Alum.
.a.ND ~ STORE.
First quality Madeira Wins
Tenerifle in haltpP
Lisbon, and
Malaga & qsartef
Port casks
9Th proef Antigua rum in bids
Holland gin
Whiskey in barrels and hhd'' !.
Superior guilty Orleans sugar u
hogsheads and barrels
Wrapping paper
No. i and 8 chocolate
Liverpool blown and coarse sal.
Fest family flour, and generai~
sortnent Of groceries,
For sale 6y
Bryan Hampson & 20
april 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-10
Valuable Property.

d.
Fl will sell for Merchants Bank Paper.
the Property at present occupied by
myself, ON Jefferson, between Water
and Fairfax-strects, at the south part
of the town.
4 HALF acre Lot with tie Improve
"a mcnts, a large and commcdious
brick dwelling, in which are large dining
and drawing rooms, store reom. five
comfortable lodging rooms and two flight
stairs, principally new and handsomely
|fnished-to the dwelling is attached a
brick smoak house and dairy, detached
a large and convenient brick kitchen witt
two bed rooms, covered way and brick
payment for the dwelling, pump under
cover, brick necessary and wooden
stable, an excellent vegetable garden.
some choice fruit trees, apple, pear.
cherry. quinch, peach and apricct-a
new and substantial fence around the
lot. The situation CT this property is ve-
Try pleasant, having fine view of the
Potomac and surrounding country, and
with the improvements about to be made
In that part of the town, must necessari-
ly render it very desirable.
A further description CT this property
is deemed unnecessary, as any person
to purchase would undoubtedly
frst view it. The terms viii be iiai;srai.
John yacl:son.