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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-25
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For raising a revenue for the year one
thousand eight hundred and eighteen,
Section l. Be il enacted by the Com
mon Council OF the town of Alexandria,
Tha, the following taxes be levied on the
people aud p. Operty OF the town, to meet
the current expenses Of the present year,
VIZ:
On all houses and lots at the rate OF
fifteen cents on every hundred doilaIs OF
their assessed value.
GA every male tytheabie one dollar and
fity cents.
On every horse one dollar
Ga every four wheeled riding carriage
SIX dollars.
Ga every tavern license thirty dollars.
On every chair, sulky. or two wheeled
riding carnage three dOllars.
On every cart and dray, the wheels OF
which are less than five inches 10 the tread
two dollars.
>Oa every Wagon, the wheels OF which
are less than i've inches IN the tread tour
dollars.
On every COW twenty-five cents.
On every license TO sell no Ses or cat
tie twenty five dollars.
On every male do five dollars.
Gu every female dog ten dollars,
Section 2. And b. II further enacted.
hat TO meet the local expenditu, e OF
the several wards OF the { IN. the fol-
law mo- taxes be levied in addition to the
foregoing. that is to say: upon all houses
and los within the FIrst Ward at the rate
OF WE'VE aad an half cents--uPOn all
houses and lots wisnn the Second Ward
~ the rate OF twelve aud an nall cents
~ n all houses and lots within the Third
NVId Of the rate Of twenty cent>-uPon
all bnu.es and lots within the Fourth
Ward at the rare Of twenty cents-upan
,a,n hundred dollars OF their assessed
Va,Re.
Section S. And be il further enacted,
That /, shall be the duty OF the collectors,
ai,efS the amount snail have been place.
in tReis hands for collection, to proceed
u collect the AFORESAID taxes, and to dis
tess iOr the same Il Necessary.
Section 1. aud be it further enacted
That tae collectors, before entering upon
tse duties of iheir Office, shall give boad
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-25

.sr;,t might insist that tolls may wear
-, the yieSr Of the body, bot from what
! ..,.aphysjciaH did you learn that bold ant
Grows thoughts, the toll Of mind, roh-
SIT of is energy. Locke and Steward
,,,yi. anil even J. ]. ROsseau would not
bs caught BY your analogy between the
decay q he body and the lapse Of mind
Hol MS nassinnS might be more cool and
,,s hre abatel-but his judgment was
m,re mature, aud reason, strong and clear,
.,verned with grand authority his intel
iectual system.
"The graceful foliage storms might
TeSye,
The noble Stem they could not grieve."
Unon what authority do you speak o.
Henry, in 1898, as " an iu6rm old man =
The intrinsic evidence Of your work re-
flutes your idea that the mind Of hsnry
had sunk under the attacks Of age and
disease. The state, and his opponents
still thought him aGoIiah. and were depu-
ting their Davids. trho depended not on
the strength Of deborah, to oppose him. |
quote once more your own words az p.
500. HIS intention having been gene
rally known for sometime before the Pc
Rod Of the state elections, the most for
nidabis preparations were made to OPP
pose him in the assembly. Mr. Madi-
500, Mr.. Giles, Of Amelia Mr.. Ia, Tor,
Of Caroline-N. Nichols, of Aibemarie (;
and host Of yOang msn Of shining talents
from every pat Of the state, were array
ed in the adverse ranks, &c. But hea-
yea in its tnercv, saved him from the un-
Foial conflict" Here is evidence not
10 be evaded, that Ilenry's mind was
still great and unclNuded, or Why array
the "host Of shining talents against
the infrm, the fading genius o Henry !!
II YOU be realty disposed 70 rest in Pr
Gus reflection on the understandable WIS
Uon which directed the dispeHsatiNn that
took henry from his country, "Rea-
venr indeed in mercy, d" saved his AN
rAGa<Isr from the unequal conflict"
You, sir, have Justly acquired the fare
81 elCGasnce, AMI Consequently the cha
racter ol boldGeSs, independence and
nasnaaimity. To what have you here
sacrificed these great md exalted cha.
racrer.sticS Of mind-to the moluch OF
party spirit. And :Ioes that split still
ives Does it fad temple in the breast
IE Mr.. WEt-wlll he consent to become
~ prizes, ? Will ne othCiate in the sa-
CrIics even OF Henry's intellect at its
fou, shtiae Can it be that M. Wir'
supposed that in Virginia that unsrateful,
grWelljug and detestsbie spirit still ex'
lists, which denied to the memory Of her
xrea, states man, orator aud patriUt, the
funeral honor Of a legislative vote which
led the repre- entatiyes OF his native state
to belle the feelings OF her ci,iZcus. and
to"lay N the table" an Honorary resolve
20 hts name, because he did not agree
with majority IN political sentiments
Why aas it that while, as a man aud
& bog apher, you were " fendiy scatter
ilc flowers over his tomb" you planted
the thistle anu the thorn?
In rolies violas, IN pIr2ureos narCissos'
Cafduu, ct SPINS surgit paliuvus acutis
have, SIR, perhaps taken an unwar
rantab'e liberty with yOu-but Trough
Iva, standing over the grave Of Henry
S:aun,un, Fsb 16. NEPoS.
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New-England Rum, &c.
ID ECEIvED by the brig Geo. Wash.
N ington, and landing on voweiif
wharf, for sale by E. CORNING,
10 hhds N. E. Rum
10 half bbls mess beef
60 boxes mould candles
80 bundles wrapping paper
% bbls cider
IS do apples
4 yawl boats 4
81 bbls potatoes
400 bushels do
10 bbls prime pork
2 hhds Jencke's best rye gin
10 casks good cheese
a chests young dyson tea
IN STORE,
Ravens duck and Russia sheeting
Loaf and lump sugars
ST. Croix sugars in barrels. and
e.. A general assortment of GROCE.
RIES, of good quality.
March "a 4t
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New Medical Journal.

New Medical Journal.
La1EES WEBSTER, of Philadelphia,
."AS commenced publishing Medi-
cal Journal, conducted by John
R.dman Coke, M. u. Professor Of Che
mistry in the University Of Pennsylvania,
Gc. The 6rst number Of which may be
seen at the store Of ]. Kennedy & Son,
where subscriptions will be received.
March l6 mwi2w
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Notice.

0TOcEHOLDnR R. of the Mechanics
- Bank OF Alexandria are hereby no
lined. that for the last half year Divi-
uend of four per cent. is this day decla-
red on the capital stock paid in, payable
70 them or their legal representatives, on
Friday the Isl instant:
Rv order of the President and Direct
ors 7. II. MINOR,
Mach "a Cashier.
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W anted,
Twenty Dollars Reward.

Twenty Dollars Reward.
III AN AWAY On the lst inst from
IN the subscriber, a negro man, %
wears Of age, named WILL. about s feet
10 or l | inches high, well made--had on
when he went away a blue broadcloth
coat, with long tail and yellow buttons,
a black hat, with a sash around il. He
has wife at Mr.. Hill's. OF this town, q
merchant. He is lurking about this
town, or in the neighborhood of captain
Geo. Territt's, near AlexPdria. Who.
ever spprehends said runaway within the
District shall receive ten dollars, and If
out Of the County and brought home, the
above reward and all reasonable charges.
NICHOLAS DARNE,
In Fairfax County, near the
Falls Church.
March 25 Sts
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Written Proposals

WILL. be received on Monday sOth
" inst. by the superintendent OF po.
lice, for cleansing the streets. lanes and
alleys, agreeabIy to the Law OF the corPo,
ration. foe one year from the lst OF April
neyt GEORGE C0RYELL,S .P.
March 90
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Ground Plaster for sale,

Ground Plaster for sale,
w nERRY 4 RICKETTS, have,
w and intend keeping, a constant
supply of Ground Plaster, at the Came
ron Mills and their store on Muncaster's
wharf, for sale by the bushel or ton.
Casa paid for Wheat, Rye and Corn
Best quality Chewing Tobacco, large
and small twist, for sale by the key
Mlrch 90 ImW4W
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LITERARY NuTI Z.

6Ihe Subscribers to ]. E.
WoRcEsrER's Universal Gazetteer, are
informed mat the wo,k will be delivered
at their respective places Of abode with
out delay. IA few copies, in add.
ton to those already subscribed tor, may
be had by lnquiring Immediately at the
sture of S. & L PLUMMER, corner Of
Prince and Union streets. March Is
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Sale.

TIME subscriber will sell on the 1st
Of April, if fair, it not the next fair
day, several fine draft Horses and four
yoke of well broke Oxen; also, House
Furniture-on liberal credit. Sale
to commence at II o'clock.
HENRY D. MIDDLETON.
Prince Georges Gu. March 24-Al
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Sales at auction.
Blu JOHN JACKSON q Go,

= THIS DAY, at 10 o'clock,
Will be sold at our Auction Rooms, u
mon street, without reserve, having
positive orders to close sales Of all the
goods we shall offer on that day, on q
long credit,
case nankeen grapes, black and co.
lored
l case black and barred silk
handkerchiefs
l case sewing silks, black and colsred
cotton cassimeres
l bale nankeens, company yellow
/ company bandanoes
9 LIST quality ticklenburgs
9 barlaps
2 hessians
! mamooties
Black levantines and florences
Grape shawls, Irish linens
Black and plaid bombazetts
Linen cambria handkerchiefs
Ga corded camb'ics
A and Cd canbrics
Senchew., broadciotbs, chambrays
Checks. gloves, tapes, pins
Dimities. >alseilles vestings
ga levaLtines, shawls
Cotton and silk hosiery, buttons
Silk umbrellas, silk hats
Thread laces, lace hdkfs purgees
Threads, cords aid veivets, &c.
ALSO,
S bales stout heavy bagging
March IS
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Fire Insurance Company of .4l.r. ]

TtFE IHSUTHHre. CUWPuHy OF .IltI. .
andria, March 9, 1918. s
GT0CKHULDERS are berebv nOtifi-
- ed that the President and Directors
have this day ordered that an instrument
of one dollar pei. share IN each share OF
stock be required to be paid at their Of
flee on the 9th day OF May next ensuing.
J. B. NICHOLS, Sec'y.
March 10 Tu5t
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tsA Exchange C.8ss House .SAN
&&MARINE JOURNAL. go

PDRT OF ALEXANDRIA. MARCH "a.
Thn tide has been very high for some
days pa,t-during which period, a North
Ea.terly wind has prevailed. and consi-
derable rain fallen, which has formed so
rapid down current, that there has been
no arrival wi hin the port for the last "a
hours. BELOW,
Brig Geo-ge Washington, from Provi-
dence; schr Philadelphia, from Philadel-
phia /; schr Allegro, from Camden.
CLEARED,
Schr Welcome Return, Eldridge, Pro-
violence.
MEMORANDA.
Schr lillian, Hand, at Philadelphia,
Esd inst. up for this port.
Letter Bag at the E. c. House.
Ship Resolution, Capt. Jewett, for L.
uerFoOl, 5th April.
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For Sale.

THAT large and comnOdious three
story brick DwellingHouse in King
street upper end, at present occupied by
DR.. George F Thornton. For terms ap-
ply to WM' hhhohHi' jun
Navel VS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-25

Sugars, Soap, &c.
e HHiJS prime N. 0deany sssrs
" 40 boxes brown soap
~ do. CASTLE do.
so do. segars
6 casks Goshen cheese
60 boxes raisins
$50 reams writing and wrap. paper
this day received and for sale by
N. e Il. Blackjack
March rs
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Public Sale

nRDEREO by the orphans court Of
" Charles county, that all the PER-
SONAL PROPERTY of the late Benz
dict Boarman, near Bryantown, decras.
ed, shall be exposed at public sale. me.
gross eIcepted) on a credit of sixty days
for all sums exceeding ten dollars, all
under cash will be expected. Notes with
approved securities must be given. The
sale to commence at 10 o'clock on We'd
nesday the 1st April, 1918.
GEORGE 8. BOARMAN,
HENRY ST0NESTREET.
=. Executors of Benedict Boarman.
March 10 .e5M
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NEGROES Wanted.

E>HE highest price in cash, will be
Il given, for YOUNG LIKELY NJ
CRIES, ii application be made to the
subscriber at Eli Legg's tavern.
SlIN0S CANNON.
March "a ST
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Confectionery.

A NrHONY KALE respectfully in.
~ forms the ladies' and gentlemen Of
Alexandra, that he has opened Confec'
tionary Shop, on Kins-street, one door
below Mr.. Bloxham's, where he c. ',stant
" keeps on hand all kinds of cake, cor
dials, candies, fruit, l.uts, &c.
Country merchants can be supplied
with the above articles by wholesale or
the most reasonable terms, and parties
with all kinds of cake at one days notice
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-25
Apprentices Wanted.

Apprentices Wanted.
1.-TWO smart active boys, from IA to
Is years Of age, are wanted to the
blac ksmith business, Enquire Of tn sub
scribers RICHARD ROCK 4 c..
N. .. Two from the country would
have the preference.
March 4 :. wfmSw
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STOMACHIC BITTERS.'

These celebrated bitters are composed
purely of vegetables Of the mot innocent,
yet specific virtues, and are Infinitely
superior to any thing yet discovered, Tor
restoring weak ard decayed constltu.
tons, destroying worms, cleansing and
strengthening the stomach, INCREASING
the appetite, and BY the frequent use
Of them, they are certain preventive
against those complaints SO common IN
the spring ard fall seasons, such as IN
ternittent fevers, and agues, long Au-
tumnal fevers, dysenteries, &C. ihey
are also of infinite service to those in The
sealaring line, who make long voyages At
sea, anu are exposed to unhealthy Ctr.
mates "a preventive against contagious
disorders-they are also very pieasah!!
bitter and are particularly recommended
for the use Of "faver:s and Public houses,
a, well as private families.
March 2 swSm
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Lost,

I'm Saturday last, in King street, be-
ID ,weenSt. Asaph and Fairfax streets,
a small Bundle, containing six pair OF
white silk stockings. The finder shall
he literally rewarded on leaving them
with the Printer. Mfrcn III d.
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For New-Yo rk.

For Freight,
rEs The substantial. fast sailing
Es@sSssc hnr. ALLEGRO, ]. WEIGH
Sssx master, burthen 900 barrels
6SxSn will take freight to the West
Indies or coastwise, and in toar days will
be eady to receive a cargo. Apply to
JOHN g LADD 4 Go.
Who offer for sale said schr's cargo OF
500 casks fresh lime
90 csrds hernl0ck bark
10000 feet lumber
March "a Sw
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-03-25

Pork, Wine, &C
S0 BBLS. prime pork New York
~ inspection)
40 or. casks COlmenat wine
/ case mems beaver hats (English)
Received per schooner Ade!ine from N.
York, for sale by
BARNEWALL 4 POPHAM.
Also for sale as above,
2OoC bushels bright Cadiz salt
Is hhGs. prime Barbados
I6 bbls. Cd qualityS sugar
1000 burr stones
SO demJohns
10 halt pipes L. P. Madeira wine
5 Or. casks mountain Malaga dc.
500 Spanish hides '(dried)
90 cases salad oil
% kegs prime and Cd quality chew
ing tobacco
Dry yellow ochre, Havana Segars, &c
March ~ 3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-11
a valuable tract Of Land,
AbscOnded,.

IN the alght -! he 10th inst. my ne
gro man JOHN, or JOHN ALLEN,
las he calls himself)-he is we'll KNOWN
having lived with me for several years.
ard has travelled good deal with me.
He is a very plausible fellow, about 50
years Of age, slender made. and about .
feet S inches high, rather OF yellow
C nplexion, but the complete negro
moaiI aud nose-has small scar on one
of his cheeks has lately had sore on
his right lcs, directly on the shin oone'
which lee has the appearance OF being
much scored at former period by DIS
ease or the small pox. His hat was made
aud stamped by Rogers Of Baltimore. -
A reward of 10 dollars will be given II
taken in the town or county Of .Alexan'
dria, 90 il in the county of Washington
Or Fairfax, so f in Baltimore or state oil
MARYLAND, and 100 il 10 Phladelnhla or
the state Of Pennsylvania, and IN IKE
proportion if at any other places, with
all reasonable charges for bringing him
here and securing hun in Jail.
May1s JAMES SANDERSON.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-06-11
Land for Sale

NHE subscribe offers for sale tract
of 80 acres ofland, on the Colches-
~ road, five miles from Alexandria, al
i,lnins the lands Of Haywood Foote aud
Dennis Johnston. The greater part OF
ais tract is Ghe meadow land ,abundint-
supplied with water. Also enc other
+ ract of e6l acres, on the Ravensworth
road. about 6 miles FROM Alexanlr'a,and
IN, mile from the first mentioned tract,
,djolning land of Thos Janney and Mr..
i'Pherson: the greater pat of this tract
in wood. the soil good and highly sus
eptible Of Improvement FROM the use OF
naster. If these lands are not 500 be-
ore the first Of January next, they Will
hen be for rent
CHARLES SIMMS.
June "a IS
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Hamilt0n's Elirir,

A sovereign remedy tor colds, obsti.
nate coughs, asthmas, sore throats, ca.
tarlSs, ami approaching coRsumptions.-
To parents who have children afflicted
with the HO0PI.NG CGUGH, this dis.
coery is Of the first magnitude, as il al.
fords immediate relief, cheeks the pro-
gress, and in short time entirely re-
moves the most cruel disorders to which
children are liable. The Elixir is per-
fectIy agreeable, and the dose so small
that no difficulty arises in taking it.
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MANbEvILLE u LARMOUR,
Plaster Land.

UHHE subscriber offers for sale tw"
FARMS, being part OF the trac'
WHEREOF he resides, in Fauquier county,
virginia. One Of these farms contains
600 acres, nue half, at least, Of which, Is
in vool the other contains 450 acres.
upwards of one third Of which is in ~ooc
Ion the latter are a commodious over,
seer's house, new barn, stables, corn
houses, and negro quarters, and about ~
acres Of we'll improved timoAy meadow,
The woodland on both Of these farms j.
covered with fine growth If red oak and
hickory, and the soil, what is denom'-
mated fir t rate tobacco land-the whole
Of the cleared land is under good enclo.
sures, has had the advantage Of a clover
Jay, aud has afforded as .trors evidences
OF its adaptation to the Plaster OF Paris,
as any land in the state. GLAND is bet
ter watered ; both farms being bounded
By Broad Run, and having besides other
springsl never failing stream mill run
passing thruugh their centre.
THOMAS TURNER,
Near Hay Market Post.Ofice.
May &c tuthsl9tt
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For Sale.

~ will sell my property in the
&t town OF Alexandra, consisting oil
inI two story Brick House, very
convenient and we'll finished, to-
gether with the adjoining Brick Build
ing-the whole in fee simple.
Also, small FARM. in Fairfax coun'
II, near the Fall's Church, ten miles from
Alexandria, and eight from Georgetown,
consisting Of 100 acres. There is on the
said Farm Dwelling House and smoke
House, young orchard of chsice fruit,
and most excellent water spring. About
Is acres of the slid land are in clover
all under fencing For further imforma-
ton inquire Of the subscriber.
aprilf5 JOHN Z GENERES.
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Not

sDEING iesrroas Of having as little
ID trouble a. possible in keeping book
accounts, wmld neg hose that deal
with me to send orders, aud not Tor less
than one dollar at time.
I will rent part of my house for a
large Wholesale dry good or g-ocery, or
retail, or both, with good cellar and
compiling room,by the year or otherwise.
Or, all the concern l now live at,
but not tor less than five years; or l will
sell the whole at a fair price-s0 feet on
King-street, and 90 deep. No better
stand in the street.
A worry neat little brick house to let in
Duke-street, between Patrick and Hen
~ streets ALEX. PEkkf.
sent. 10 wslwWtf
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Bath House..

TINE subscriber respectfully informs
the public, that his Bath House is
nav and will remain in complete opera
ton until the 15th inst. at which time
should sufficient number Of subscribers
he obtained, it will be continued during
the season, otherwise he will be under the
necessity Of closing it on that day. The
experience of former years, he trusts, will
he satisfactory apology for so doing, as
vithout sufficient patronage to meet the
expenses thereof, he cannot continue the
,ath house without FIGURING certain loss.
Gentlemen disposed to encourage the
Establishment, will please to leave their
name5 at his bar.
June g T. SHIELDS.
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Notice..

THE subscribers, who are executors
u to the last will aad testament oil
Col. John Fitzgerald, land wishing to set
tle, close end adjust the amount OF his
arrearsges to the government) will dis,
pase Of, by private contract, that well
known u valuable 81 acre LOT, adioin
ng the city Of Alexandria, (subirct to
the dover right OF the widow wherein is
the celebrated federal spring, and por-
ton Of said lot on a commanding and
beautiful eminence, well adapted for a
dwelling house. They will also sell the
distll!e,y lot, nearly adjoining Hunters
ship yard, with sundry articles thereunto
appertaining, viz. large still worm, &c,
Applications may be made, either Sc
pscately orjointly to the subscribers, who
ace empowered by the Comptroller OF
the Treasury, to give any reasonable
time for payment of the purchase money,
on approved securities:
THOS. A. DiGGES, of Warburton.
JAS. KEITH, Alexandria.
Nav IS I'm
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Valuable Property.

T0R SALE, a HOUSE and LOT OF
II GROUND, s. BY 20 feet. situate at
the corner Of Doke and Union streets
occupied by David Mankins-subject to
A lien to said Mankins. Also,
One HOUSE and LOT on Fairiax-st.
occupied by Joshua Riddle. Also.
One VACANT LOT, corner of Fair
tax and Wilkes streets Also,
Two HOUSES aud LOTS on Wilkes
,trees. occupied BY Mr.. Frazier. Also.
Oue HALF WATER LOT near the
property Of Joseph Dean. Also.
4 VACANT LOT, corner Of Wilkes
and Royal streets.
For terms apply to
March IS WIN. HERBERT, Jun