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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-13
district of Columbia,
.aieraudraa County. SCI May Term, }
I82S-6tu Day, I
IN CHANCERY.

IN CHANCERY.
John Archer and John w. Stump, Execu-
tors Of John Stump, dece ased-Coms.
Against Mary Deneale, widow and execu-
trix ct George Deneale, deceased, Chas.
r. Stuart and Ann Lucretla, his wife,
Mary Catharine, William w. and Nan.
cyP. peueale. children and represen.
tatlves of George Deneale, deceased
Defendants,
FINHE defendants, Charles I. Stuart,
i and Ann Lucretia, bis vile, not ha-
ving entered their appearance and gwen
security, according to the statute and rules
of the court, and it appearing to the salts.
faction OF the court, upon affidavit filed,
that the said Charles L. Stuart and AEu
Lucretia, are not inhabitants OF me Dis
trict of Columbia, on the motion oil the
complainants ty their COUNSEL, It IS Or
dered, that the said defendants. Charles
r.and Ann Lucretia Stuart, do appear
here on or before the first day Of next No.
yember Term, and answer the bill OF the
complain ants and that copy OF this or
der be forthwith published in one Of The
public newspapers, printed in the town OF
Alexandria, Tor two months successfully,
aud that another copy be posted on the
front door OF The court house OF the said
county A Copy-Tesie.
EDMUND l. LEE. Clerk
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-13

Two thirds OF the year. whose
flcetiag pace it has been our design
m,ntt,,y tn improve, has with Au-
gust passed along in tbe same track
with centuries and ages forgotten
or uuknowu. How mortifyinS is
tbe reflection that all the labor, and
toll, and energy, bestowed by men to
erect a foundation for earthly hap'i-
ness or glory. a; length lead to a
tomb As gloomy, deep. and neglected.
no that which covers the whitening
bones of the murtals who had SO
falsely calculated on the potency OF
their effarts-that the honor, and "a
dnlation. and fame, earned at so
much expense, and such long labor,
shall. in a few short years, be no
longer offered, but will blow away.
light as air, when the frai! tenement
which was puffed up with the smiles
and The plaud;ts of the world, yields
to a destiny final aud uncomfortable.
Yet such is the doom of man, and
surh is an adlnOnitim which has
been SD CONTINUALLY sounded in his
ears. that il ceases la affect him. III he
hear. il, il is 70 condemn il as cant ;
or if he bestOws a serious thought ON
the utter vanity of his aims, it is but
a gloomy reverie. from which no
gladly rouses to new folly and new
dangers.
Still we must admire this DISPOSE.
ton in man as wisely implanted.
Were mankind to consider ages that
are past and tuMlly forgotten. and
think on the myriads Of Indis iduals,
who, like them, have iaborcd to &C
uuire wealth or distinction; like
them have thought they we're raj
sing everlasting monuments to their
fame, and who now, known nei'her
by name or residence, lie buried in
trackless oblivion-were mea OF
bold minds and aspiring genius, to
contemplate the forgotten, unrequi-
ted works of those who lahored in
the same paths -Isay were men thus
to reflect, it wenld deaden enterprise,
stop the pragress of the human mind,
which calculates according to the ra-
to Of advanced science, not the fame
OF theorists, as the standard of i'm
prOvement, throw a gloom on socie-
~. aud drowa in apathy energies
which should be ever alive to pre-
sen, exertion.
Time, that should enrich the nobler mind,
Neglected. leaves dreary waste behind.
Let the reliec.lou, however, lncite,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-13

previously told by the iunstic. it did
not at I'll tend to procure his liberia
tion. He was taken away, and be-
came 80 very obstreperous, that a
straight waistcoat was speedily put
upon him, and his head was shaved
secundum artunl. Meanwhile the
lunath walked deliberately back to
the inn. paid the reckoning, and set
out on his journey bomcward. The
good people in the country were. of
course. not little surprised on find
ing the wrong man return; they
were afraid that the !unatic. in a fit
of frenzy had murdered the uverseer;
and they asked him. with great tire.
pidation. what he had done with him.
Done with him, said the mailman,
swhy left him at Lancaster Asylum
as mad as h, II;' which. indeed. was
not very far from truth ; for the
wits of the man wese we'll nigh over
set. by his Unexpected detention. and
subsequent rea'ment. Further in
Guiry was fottb with made; it was as
certained thu theils,Sn was actually
in the asylum. A magistrates order
was procured for his liberation; and
he returned elmae with a handker-
chief tied round. his head, in lieu Of
the covering Which, nature had be.
| slowed UDon i. ,, ~
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-13

Cognac Brandy.
10 PIPES superior quality braady, Sig
~ nets brand; now landing and for sale
by VIM. FOWLE g. Co.
Also. go casks cut nails, assorted sizes.
aug rs
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-13

az il may do. TO other than neglect
ful habits; let it rather arouse to re-
newea diligence and activity. and
prompt us to actions which shall Sc
cure US the good opinion Of our con-
temporaries what care we for pos
terity' "We all complain," says
Seneca, "of the shortness of time,
and yet have much more than we
know what to do with. Our lives are
spent either in doing nothing at ALL
or in doing nothing to the purpose,
or in doing nothing that We ought +"
do; we are always complaining our
days are few, and acting as though
there would be no end ut them"
prucrastination is dangerous delay.
If our span of life be brief, and the
cloud of oblivion threatens to enve-
Hope our name and deeds, let US be
up and dong whilst we have oppor-
tunity. Gn0thi kairon, was the ad-
vice of the sage Pittacus: it warns
us not to neglect the proper occa-
sion, and to our present purpose IS
the equally pithy and comprehensive
adase of Chic, 1elos oran makron
biou, literally, to see the end Of a long
tte; good text for volumes OF e.
tines. And the danger of deferring
present duties is thus we'll shown by
the satirist Persius
Cras hoe fet. Idem cras fet. Quid? Quas
magnnm
Nempe diem donas? Sed cum lux altera VENT
Jam cras hesternum consumpsimus; ecce aiud
Egerit hos amos ct semper paulum crit altra
Rendered with less force by Clifford
thus;
orig hit! and tomorrow tins shall be our care, .
Alas! tomorrow like to-day will fare.
"NVhat! IS one day forsooth so great boon"
But when it comes and come it will too soon)
Retiectthat Yesterdays to morrow o'er,-
Thus "one TO- morrow, one to morrow more!'
Have seen long years before them fade away,
And still appear no nearer than to-day.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-13
Patent Elastic Saddles.

A WORD TO THOSE WHO ARE FOND OF EASY
RIDING.
The complaint against hard and uneasy
saddles, " bich is for the most part JUST
and general one, and is really great gHe-
vance to those who have much riding 10
do, has caused him TO turn his mind par
,icularly to that subject. with a view, u
possible, to remedy the evil. he can
with confidence assure the public :hat he
has accomplished it. The plan projected
is by means of strong and well tempered
steel springs, go constructed as to support
the saddle seat and give much greater sase
TO both rider and horse, than saddles mace
in the common way or any other that ne
has ever seen can possibly do. The pan
is entirely different from the English eIai'
tic saddles with spring bars OF ste,,
whaehone, &c. and also from those WIN
wire springs, and be conceives much 'u'
perinr to either, as the elasticity IS grea''
er, and the tree not being put out OF u.s.
Iisinal form, will not be subject to hurting
horses on journeys, which is compliance
of in the saddles with spring bars
number of gentlemen have those saate.
now in use, and but one sentiment eans
among them in favor oil thei! supers"N.
The invention is equally as apPl'cse's
LADIES' saddles as to genilemeoS
point Of durability they will be waifaH, !,
equal to any other saddles aud saperSs'
most JAMES VANsA*t"
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POETRY.
waIrrEs ON AN AFFECTING INSTANCE OF
SUDDEN DEATH,

waIrTEH ON AN AFFECTING INSTANCE Q
SUDDEN DEATH,
By Bernard Barton, the Quaker Poet.
Thou didst not sink by slow decay,
Like some who live the longest;
But every tie was wrench'd away,
just when those ties we're strongest.
A!ot ike thine NAV Justly make
The sanguine doubt to morrow,
And in the heart Of others wake
Alternate lear ana SORROW
We'll may we fear for who can think
On thee 50 lately living,
Loving and loved, and yet not SHRINK
With somewhat OF misgivlng!
Well may we moarn; for cold indeed,
As those since death has found thee,
Must be the heart that does not bleed
For thee and those around thee.
A daughter, mother, sister, wife,
AZ noon life smiled before thee;
The night brought natures mortal strife;
The day-death's conquests DER thee.
How much was done in hours so few:
Hopes withered, hearts divided;
Joys. sriefs, loves, fears, and feelings too,
stern death at once decided.
With thee tits over! there are some,
VINO, m mute CONSERVATION,
Fearfuily shrink from ho'Ts to come,
OF heart telt CONSERVATION.
While the DARK temPest's horrors last,
We guess at evils round US;
The clouds .dispersc, we stand aghast;
llsrayases coniound US
The thunder's roar the fghtning's CLEAN,
Night seem a vision only
But when yle know We do not dream,
The stiffness Oh! how lonely.
One hopem such an hour,
And may this hour revealE
He who has thus of BLISS bereit
The heart, has power to healt
Our dearest hopes He would not crush,
and pass unheetsd bv them;
Nor bid our ewes Nth sorro" gush,
Unless ms love could dry them.
a bruised reed he Nill not break;
But hearts that bow before MIN
Shall own ms mercy while they ache,
And gratefully adore HIM.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-13
A valuable Farm far Sale

Axs,x The subscriber will sell The far,
HH whereon be nov resides, conan"
MAJ, ing 600 acres, situated on Man,
&.H. moy Greek, abou, six or seven
miles from Port Tobacco, the impro,e1
menis are comfortable dwelling bonso
and other necessary out houses, a we'll n
excellent water, within twenty Yards of
the door. Also several excellent sprinc,
on different parts OF said tarm, the soil J,
fertile and we'll adapted to the Growth q.
corn, wheat, rye, oats and tobacco: IN, ~
is a large marsh attached TO this isrIn snf.
Ecient 10 Sgraze zoo head of cattle -
The said farm has an abundance of wnoa
and thriving timber, aud may be divided
INTO two separate farms, to suit purchasers
giving to each farm sufliciency of Wood
timber and marsh. A further descriorion
Of the above farm is deemed unnecess,,v
as il is presumed those wishing TO purchase
will first view The premises.
THOMAS JONES
Charles county, July 81 ihrs tsm Ma,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-13
ALUNATIC'S CUNNING.

n LUN AltCo CON NlNu.
A very laughahle incident lately
occurred at the Lunatic Asylunl at
Lancaster, England. A parish Off
Ger from the neighborhood Of Mid
deton, took a iuna,ic to the asylum,
pursuant to an order signed by two
magistrates. As the man was res.
pectabIy connected, gig was hired
for the purpose, and he was persua
ded tina: it was merely an excursion
of pleasure on which he was going.
On the journey, someth, s occur
red to arouse the suspicious OF the
lunatic with respect to his real dcs-
tination; but he said nothing on the
subject, made no resistance, and
see ned to enjoy his jaunt. When
they arrived at Lancaster, it was too
late in the evening to proceed to the
asylum, aud they took ap their quar-.
tiers for the night at, an inn. Very
early in the morning Ahe lunatic goI
up and searched the pockets Of the
officer, where he found the magis-
trate's order for his own detention,
which ofcourse let him into the Sc
cret. With that cunning which mad
men not unfrequcntly display, he
made the best Of his way to the asy-
lum. saw one OF the keepers. and
told him that he had got sad mad
fellow down at Lancaster, whom he
should bring up in the course OF the
day. adding. " he's very queer TEL
low, and has got very old ways.
For instance, | should not wonder if
he was to say | was the mailman,
and that he was bringing me; but
yon must take care of hun. and not
believe word that he says" The
keeper. Of course, promised compii-
ance, and the lunatic walked back to
the inn. where he found the nverseer
still fast asleep. lie awoke him, and
they sat down to breakfast together.
" You're a very lazy fellow to be ly-
ing all day. have had good long
walk this morning." "indeed, "
said the oversecr, II should like to
have a walk myself after breakfast
perhaps you will go with me- The
iunatic assented; and after break
fast they set out, the overseer leading
the way towards the as, lum, intend
ing to deliver his charge; but it ne
yer occurred 10 him to examine Wae-
tn r his order was safe.
When tkey got within sight OF the
asylum. the lunatic exclaimed, 'What
a iine hease that is" Yes SAID
the overseer, Il should like to see
the inside Of it. so shnuld H. OBJ
served the lunatic. 'Wel!,' said the
other,.l dare say they will let us
look through-however. LII ask
They went TO the door; the Overseer
rang the bell, and the keeper, whom
the lunatic had previously seen,made
his appearance with two or three as
sistants, The overseer then began
to tumble in his pockets for the or
der, when the lunatic produced and
gave il to the keeper, saying--'IMs
is the man Ispoke to You abnut. you
will take care of him shave his head,
and put straight waistcoat on him.
The men immediately laid hands on
the poor Overseer, who yociierated
loudly that the other was the mad
man, and he the keeper; but as this
only seemed to confirm Tie story
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-13
Saddle and Harness Making
Business

in all its' various branches. He tenders
mis- grateful acknow Judgments to bis Gus.
toners for the distinguished patronage
be has received from them. HIS friends
and the public are assured OF prompt &C.
commodations; be feels confident that
with The aid oil some OF the best work
men and a constant supply OF the most
choice materials, he will be able 10 rem
der ample satisfaction TO those who may
please 10 favor him with their applications
by order or otherwise.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-13

Plague ont the last was III enough,
This cannot but make better proof:
Or at the worst, as we brushed thro'
The last, why SO we may this too
And then the next IN season should
BE super-excellsntly gOod.-coTToS,
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Removal.

TFfIE.. subscriber respectfully informs
i his friends s. the public, that be has
removed to the next square below his or-
mer establishment, in a brick house, near-
ly opposite TO the Mechanics Bank ct A.
exandria, on the South side oiklng street,
where he carries on the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-13

And now in accents deep and low,
Like voice of fondly cherish'd woe;
The sylph OF Autumn sad.-ALLsToN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1823-09-13

From, Pouisos's american.
SEP III vi Der.

September who came next, seemed IN his
looks to promise new Spring, and wore the
Svs,v az tnose months. -sPECTAToR.
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Mahogany & Furniture.

~ o. y ~
TNHE subscriber has on hand and for
L sale, lalge quantity OF handsome
crotch and shaded ST. Domigo Mohagany,
in Logs, Planks aud Boards, which he will
sell low for Cash. Also, on hand and for
sale, quantity Of elegant
Fashionable Furniture,
warranted equal, if net superior. TO any
in the District Consisting Of Sideboards,
Ladies' Secretaries, Gentlemep's Secreta-
tries and book cases, Ladies Work Tab
bles, Dining and Breakfast Tables, Ward
robe7, Bureaus. Clock cases, Wash stands,
Candle stands, Bedsteads, Cradles, So
mas, Chairs, &c. &c. which furniture he
will sell low tor cash, barter, or approved
notes.
All orders for furniture thankfully ve.
ceived and executed in the neatest and
most substantial manner. Orders from
The country, formaterials, promptly atIen-
ded 10.
,.M.aTTRASSES MADE,
and all kinds OF upbols'ering done on the
cheapest terms WILLIAM GREEN,
Cabinet Maker, Royal street, nearly OPP
posite the market.
FUNERALS
undertaken on the lowest terms.
juIy4 3m
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CAUTION AND REV Ard.

CAUEION IN D REV y I'D.
HAY {. MARTIN, 81 High Holborn, eau
~ ton the public against Uile imitation OF
their inestimable Japan hlacking, which is offered
for sale in Boston, n York, &c. sc. The labels
lin some instanccs) are an exact copy of theirs
Sthers have "Gs" made by Day and Martin
To convince the public of the imposition, re-
ward oftwo hundred dollars, i. hereby oiiered'
10 any one, who will prone that he has know
ledge of their secret, FOR preparing the genuine
liquid japan backing, the celebrity Of which Ina,
induced many unprincipled persons to defraud
the proprietors, and impose on the public, bv
making and vending base counterfeit, Purport-
ing to be the genuine.
A constant supply of Day and Martins black
ing for sale by ! X. II NMMAii.
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Dying, Securing, and Dressing
EstabljsI.,hent,

Corner Of Prince and FaufaE streets.
TOSEPH WILLIAMS, silk, woollen, and cot
- ton dyer and scourer, from England, res
pectf,lly tenders his grateful acknowledgements
to the ladies and gentlemen of Alexandria, for
the liberal patronage with which he has been
uniformly favored since his first settlement here;
and hopes by his unremittins care, uniform
punctuallty, and moderate prices, to merit Il con-
snuancc oftheir custom.
j.. WIS mode of securing and dressing by
STEAM sPONGING, has peculiar efficacy in ex-
tracing all kinds of spots stains, HoH-inOulds,
&c from all woolcn, cotton and silk clothes, and
s'uGs, &c. so tina, gcntlemens coats, panta-
looms, vests1 &c. and ladies habits, merino shawls,
lace veiIs &c. will be restored TO their first co.
Tor and beauty. Also, stockings, gloves, para
soils, &c cleaned, dyed and dressed la the neat
est manner, 10 equal their original appca-
rance. Military uniforms, gold and silver en-
| broidery, fringe, epsuiets, taSses, &c. cleaned
and polished 10 goal their original brillancv.
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SEMAR. COFtEll, VIZ K,etc

gOHN II. LADD & Co. offer for sale, bids
sb lst, I'd and Sd quality Nuscovado sugars
Boxes Of Havana cliycd sugar
BAGS Havana green aud 81 Domingo coffee
Hhds W rum years old
Pipes Cognac aud }larsUilles brandy
Bbls N Y ripe beef
Boxes white aud inarbed CASTLE soap
Dozen sweet oil
Transparent AID Windsor soap, ycllo" soap,
pould candies, plaster, hops, c0ssea, red ochre,
stone and glass ware.
quarter and half quarter casks
Old Port, Pico, MADEIRA, Sicily Madeira, Iene-
rife, Malaga, Sherry, Burgundy, Mnlmsey ,Giaret'
Musca;, and Curraut vine IN c"s@s ana cases
John II. Ladd &. Co. being agents for the Sc
verat ,usnuCactories,a are regularly supplied with
an assortment of cut nails aud brads from Sd 10
god Writing, printing and sugar loa. p paper
binders aud band box boards. sTea. Ea'U''
OF boots, shoes and hats. Straw cutting mr.
chines,and Freeborn's patent Ploughs Of assor IT.
cd sizes, with extra shares OCT -
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CHEAP CHAIRS.
n Office is hereby given.

FFNHAT the subscriber has obtained, from the
u orphans court of Washington county, dis
trict of Columbia, letters of administration on
the personal estate of DAVID HENLEY, late OF
Washington county, deceased all persons hay
ing claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber, on OF before the 7lh
day of January next they may otherwise, b,
law, be excluded from all benefit ofthe said es-
tate Given under my hand, this 9TH day OF Jan
Pm the year 1923. Wight, admir-.
WASHINGTON, Jan go law3t
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st. !!omingo Coffee, etc.
- VI bags St. Domingo coffee, OF superior
quality jus: received per sloop Ecgua-
tor and 6rig Columbus, rom Port Az
rinCc, and Tor sale by
SAM'L. MESSERS NTH,
wUo Has ~ STORE,
leo bbis Baltimore whiSkey
% 4" arpi brandy
lea mats c,SSia
40 sacks blown salt
% half chests mp and gunpowder tea
10 ten catfy hoXeS do do
9 boxes eaoi: cont'g 90 two lb cannis-
ters do
1900 lbs LWguira green coffee
1890 DO 81 Domingo do do
4o bun''lcs sugar loaf paper
Sicily Madeira, Coimenar, ,c;
Malaga and Canary
Coguac, brauly Holland gin
Pecan nuts, superior Havana scgars
Hampers OF porter aud vine bottles
Sweet oil in nasks
Mould caudics--low 10 close sales
Bakers chocolate, Ms ! 81
Baltimore do Nos /, =, d 5
Musc8tel raisinS
Goshen CHEESE, &C.. dec
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SPIRITS, CHEESF, etc.

FEJHE subscribers have received ? hhds Ia
maica and Antigua spirits OF excellent
quality. Also, supply of Goshen cheese, IN
urine order; old whiskey in bbls common Ia
do /; pipe Cognac brandy; do Holland GIN;
a few. quarter casks dry Lisbon, ienerine, ans
Madeira wines vinegar in hhds. and bills to-
pether with general assortment of groceries
s;nns 81 f. f. RAMSAY & 60.
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LINDSAY 4 HILL

III ~ I'D ~ a. HILL
OFFER for sale, the following articles, viz.
Z = loo hhds and $50 bbIs Baltimore and Penn
sylgania whiskcy
90 hhds LIST and ID quality n Orleans sugar
Is do n Orleans and w India molasses
la, 900 los excellent green coffee
loo chests, half chests and ten catty boxes
gunpowder, imperial and Y byson teas,
Of an excellent quality
3 pipes + brandy
2 do II gin
Q or casks Lisbon
& 10 do Malaga WINE
half pipes Mountain Port
600 sacks of fine (saI,
2ooo bush coarse and ground alum
90 boxes York manufactured soap
81 do tin
300 do Nova Scotia herriDgs
hhds cider vinegar
Mould candles in boxes
Nett and gross shad in bbls
Timothy and clover seed
Family flour as usual
We wish to purchase whcasFye & corn. sep2l
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WILLIAM FOWAE & Co.


SEAVE Oh hand anu oLer for sale, 20 tons
1 a. Russia and Genoa hemp
$50 pieces Russia sheetings
100 do Russia duck
100 do ravens duck
case sattinetts
do black and blue cloth
$50 bags coffee
10 do do feathers
90 casks Russia talow
100 boxes mould candles
90 do dipt do
IS hhds ST. Croix sugars, LIST quality
10 bags India do
Pines, ] pipes,and I casks
Nladeira Sicily aud Tene- Wine
rife
punCheons old Jamaica rum
10 do Antigua do
t. pipes superior quality Cognac brandy
9 do I'd do do
10 pipes Holland gin
800 casks nails assorted sizes
Cabana segars in whole and half boxes Of very
superior quality.
u casks rice
IA barrels No .
30 do No Beef
8 do mess
$50 coils cordage
10000 bushels coarse Salt. nov %
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MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10. 1923.
ElNWSRSo &c
TO LET,

A TO LET,
ssssEt, And possession given the 22d of
lsiIierS September next, or sooner ii desr-
r---==-%--s ed, the store and warehouse at the
uppercnd OF king-s;reet, occupied by James II.
Anderson & Go. The stand is considered one
of the hest on the street, possessing advantages
peculiar to its situation. There is also a good
cellar, with aspiring of cool wafer in it, where
bntier and other articles may be preserved du-
ring the warm season. The terms will be low
TO agood tenant. +. PEYDON.