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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13


EEUBLIC SALE-Pursuant to an order made by
~ the Hon. VIM. Cranch Chief Judge of the Cir
cult Court of the District of Columbia in the matter of
John Davis, an insolvent debtor, will be sod at public
auction on the LIST day of March next all the right title
and interest OF the said Davis in and to tract OF laud
in kanawha County, in the State of Virginia. living on
Elk river the ). e. side, above and below the mouth
oil Blue Creek supposed to contain about 30 900 acres
Sale TO take place at the Indian Queen Hotel in the
City OF Washington, kept by Jesse Brown, at 4 o'clock
p. NJ.
Terms-A credit of twelve months the purchase mo-
ney to be secured by the purchasers bonds with Sc
curity to be approved by the Trustee.
TIIOS HUGHES, Trustee
sept 10 37-wtds p. MAURO & SON, ucte rs
AOTlCE.-Agreeably TO the provisions of two seve-
~ raj Deeds OF TIust, executed TO the subscribers
by Daniel A. Wilson, and for the purposes therein men
toned, we shall proceed to SELL Thursday the 2jlh
day oil February next AT the residence the said Dam
iei A. Wilson, in this county, all The Household and
Kitchen Furniture, belonging to the said Wilson, and
any other personal property, which may be contained
IN SAID DEED, and remaining unsold.--The sale will he
made at public auction TO the hghe bidder for cash
SAMUEL G. ANDERSON
VIM Nj. TT ORNTON,
Trustees.
cumberland, Dec. 10. 7l--wds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

ANN. NJ FULTON, attorney at Lar, abingdon.
Wv "a, will continue to practice the law i6 ,I,s
Superior and Inferior Courts Of the counties of Russell
Tazowell and Washington Business entrusted TO bis
care will be attended to promptly.
Feb. q 93-w3w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

ABLASrER OF PARIS FORkSALE.-I0G tons o
b Plaster Of Paris, just imported, which will be
ground at our Mill, and disposed of in quantities suit
purchasers The public assured that il is perfectly
pureand EOS French Burr Blocks Of excellent quaity
TOT Mil Stones. Aso-At our Rolling and Sitting
MIL and Nail Factory, 1000 to 1900 kegs cut and clinch
nails, brads and spikes Of all sizes made entirely from
fweeds IRON in Kegs from 100 TO 200 lbs box, hoop
nail rods and horse shoe ron in small bundles and All
orders for rolling executed with dispatch
Feb. 4. 9i--wSw r. HAXAIT e. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
RICHMOND CoTToN MANUFACToRY-

NCHMOND COlIO MANUFACTORY.
q NOTTON cloths and yarns, of superior quality
manufactured at this establishment, are offered for
SALE Wholesale s. retail the Propretors' Office ION the
street leading TO ShockG Warehouse) moderate prices
They do no, wish to make any further purchases OF
Seed Cotton; not having found il suitable their p
poses; but are still prepared 10 give the highest cash
price for prime picked on.
May 10. 3-u CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

Hid OANOKB.-R Roam k, Inferior in blood or form TO
h0 no horse in America, will stand at TIE usual terms
which viii terminate on tho iO,h Of July.
Jan 10 E-n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

tfnta majority Of the House could no favor Of
plan OF fnure npSortonmont distinctly aqccrtacd AZ
the rejection Of plans 2s Of December
by Of testing the If the House and ceraung whether
The majority determined plans appor-
iionmen THO adoption Of tho following resolution
es0pcl Iha s expedent that role principle should
ADOPTED tho Utu
peope and throughout tho Commonwealth Of Vrgni o."
This resolution rescted in effect, By laying table
BY vote Of IS TO IS.
= otal white population IN 1870, Goa ne0
White population cast Of tho Blue Rdgs, 3+saIO
white population west 81 DO Qji20O
Majority Of whre population east Of Tho nSgs $3.50
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
a The ENQUIRER i. published twice eek gon,nlIv a,d

,f The ENQUIRER published twice eek gonsrav a,,
hioe times during the State Iesisia,uIe
r!ice tho Dollars anpm nayabc In
sdvanee Notes of chartered banks fon will; ho
iese,vcd payment The Editors will gurantce the safety of
n them by MALL the postage Of all letters being paid by the
No paper will DO discontinued but at tho dissertation of tho
tSlker.l until all arrearages have been paid pp. - ~
WI guarantee the of nine papers
. TERMS OF ADVERTISING
tinuance, so cents. N N"N"S0"
'No advertisement been paii for or
sSuHed ny some person in this city, environs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

NoIlCE.-The business heretofore conducted under
the firm OF Albert A. Morris & Co. in this city, was
on the 9th ut dissolved by mutual consent. Fleming Jo
seph s. EdwinJ James alone authorized to settle the
business oil said concern. All persons having claims
whpresent them TO the said James for payment and
those indebted most earnestly reque sted to make inn
mediate payment to them FLEMING JAMES,
J. SHEPPARD JAMES
EDWARD JAMES,
Feb 4. 96-6t ALBERT A. NORRIS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13
(From the Winchester Republican,

LETTERS FROM J. II. Cooks TO HIS CONSTITUENTS
LETTER IL -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-02-13

NO-PARTNERSHIp IN NEW YORK.--F. 4 ].
~ :. James have taken VIM. F. James into CO part
nership and the business of the will be trans
acted under the firm of f. s. ]. S. James & Co.
FLEMING JAMES,
]. SHEPPARD JAMES,
WIN. L. JAMES.
New-York, Feb. 2. 93-2w
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

Dinner to tie Secretary Of Var Major
Eaton is at his old residence in Franklin,
Tenn. The citizens of that place, by com.
mittec, invited him to partako of a public
dinner in that neighborhood to which in
vita,ion he sig"iiied his acceptance in neat
and appropriate manner. Tho Balance,
printed in that vicinity, thus speaks of tho
dinner party -" From 300 to $50 persons
assembled a; NJ Mahons Spring, where an
excellent dinner was prepared. This was
truly the feast of reason and the fiow of
soul The refreshments were of the very
best kind, of which the company partook in
just sufficient Quantities to unlock the ice
bolts of the heart. All was mir,h, glec, and
social enjoymcnt-no Incorporate excesses-
no proiane languugo-and, good reader, there
was not even n toast drank even the Hon.
Secretary himself was not fattered to his
face: The company were glad to see him,
and they manifested it by far other and more
acceptable attentions than the wine glass at.
fords. After enjoying the pleasures Of the
table for about two hours. the company Sc.
parated There was nothing of parade and
we venture to say more of good feeling ma
infested on this, than on almost any occasion
of the like kind
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
William W.. Gray's
"a INVALUABLE Judkins' Ointment, pre-
III pared according to instructions from DR.
William Judkins of Ohio.

III.
n pared according to instructions from DR..
William Judkins of Ohio.
williamsburg, July 10, 1880.
mr.. VIM w. GRAY-Dear Sir: Mrs. Bingham
o. TINS place has used less than Is bottles of ind
kihs ointment, and certainly with the most evident
advantage As she is poor woman and INV nro
IesSiohai services, from that considerations are Grau
s us, 100, her case is OF all others, eminently cal.
caied 10 give, II successful, uncommon repuaton IN
the ointment, am DESTROYS To continue nv exner
mental practice, and have request that your inter
Is. ana humanity will present her, through me- with
"uutiohai pottes that perfect cure may be eff
iected. Like the rest of my brethren am decided
eheIhy 10 what are termed quack medicines of
every description hut, realy the wonderful effect.
producedr4y your ointment have en- nnletev removed
every thng like distsI As TO its value in re alton IN
suHeflng humanity. Mrs Bngham's case was one of
hfee years standing, having hitherto bafled all the
proirssloual skill of Dr. Gait and myself and presen
ing mass OF liberation constantly renewing itself
from Tue middle of her face quite down to the umb-
IS, suelohing nj the same time to the tob of each
hnnierIsj along the cerycal vertibrg. I'm all INV
PidCtce never saw any thing like IL, nor did Dr.
-, nom ms own declarations ever witness any SINH
it occurrence Inc disease attacked, too, her right
hand IN n similar manner, and in a similar manner
resisted applications TO retard its progress. Such was
The situation of Mrs. Bingham, that one of your lar
sest bellies would merely last four days so much
ointment did require. Her hand is now perfectly
healed, SO far rs the morbid humour is concerned and
nave no doubt but the rigidty of the Joints will i'm
short time. be overcome so as to enable her IN nee il
WIN freedom. The hand, from being bent as il were
III KNOB, IS now nearly straight. Her system from
W tire tAueultSl uegfee OF emaCdtiOD
ana iolilsameness, is now rapidly regainnp us for
mer healthy appearance and I have no doubt but
.nf'- onuIes VIII effect a complete cure. ask yon
tnn' ~ me name Of humanity and in that of your
own interest, to furnish this paor woman without
chatse; WIN this number OF bottles. will continue
toovelnok the case and will, when the cure is effect
eP, give you certificate that will establish on the
hTmest foundation, the just pretensons of your ont
meht to the highest reputation.
am, respectfully, yours, SC.
, SIS. GRIFFIN
The above mentioned lady has been furnished
WIN the ointment requested and will other persons
VINO may require it under similar circumstances
WIG.
For Sale by JAS. T. BARCLAY.
Price 50cts Aurust On q
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
REMOVAL.

VIE subscriber respectfully informs the
n citizens of Charlottesville and the pub
tic IN general, that he has removed his Ono
Gerry STORE To- the house opposite Mr.. Ca
Sey and formerly occupied by Joseph Bish-
Up, and few doors west Of Isaac Rsphael's
store. lie returns his sincere thanks TO his
friends and customers for the very liberal
encouragement he has heretofore received,
and hopes for continuance Of their fayors.
lie Keeps constantly on hand large sDd
general assortment Of Groceries, LIQUORS,
&c. II. NJ. WOLFE,
August 20--s Main s, Charlottesville.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
Keep up your Dogs !! i!

a I meeting of the Trustees OF
L n the Town of Charlottesville, held
at the counting room of r. Wayt
on the 10Th inst. Be it ordained
that after the 2Oth instant, all the
Inhabitants in this Corporation, and
IT'S jurisdiction, are hereby directed
and requifed to keep all their Dogs
confined Tor the space Of Sixty Days
ihereafter-and all Dogs suffered 10
20 at large are subject to be killed
by any person finding such Dog or
Dogs gong al Iarge.-By order Of the
Board.
Il. PECK, s. G. G..
August 20-3 81
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

The Banner of tbs Constitution" cd
tied by Condy Racquet, Esq. wo regret to
learn, will be discontinued after the 4th of
next December and that he declines the
publication of the daily paper proposed by
him after that time. The losing such man
is no ordinary loss. He is the firm and able
advocate of Stale Rights and Free Trade
A more worthy man never cspoused more
worthy cause nor more dignlhed, gem
,leinanly, and upright editor-a more devoted
friend to 4" Liberty, the Constitution, and
the Union"-or more efficient political
economist, and talented writer, is not TO be
found among the editorial corps of the coun-
try. Wherever he may go or whatever he
may engage in, he has the humble but sincere
Offering of our good wishes for his future
success and personal happiness
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

Buy Button Riot. Great disturbances
bave lately taken place in Vests Circus, at
Montreal and Quebec, on the representation
OF the humorous character Of Billy Button.
the tailor, riding to Brentford. At the latter
place the tailors stopped the exhibition, and
compelled poor West TO retire in great haste,
Pelt'ng him with stones and other missiles
a dreadful scene was acted in place of the
Billy Button farce, in which many came off
with broken heads, clubs and canes having
been successfully used in the tragic per.
formaucs
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

Successful SCHNEIDER It's with some sur
prize that we learn by the papers that the
swindling London banker, Rowland Ste
phenSon, snow living in great splendor, IN
moiested and unfearing justice, near Bristol,
Penn. He keeps many servants and hunt.
ing horses, and ia building new house.
Lloyd, his clork, who came with him To Sa.
vannah, resides with him, as does Thomas
Homer, the founder of the Colosseum inLon.
don, to build which Stephenson furnished
musb money.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

Spaitoaotng Farm. There is story told
IN Tie papers OF man who actually swallow
cd fam. tenant who had leased The
same tract OF land for thirty years, complain
ed at the end of that time that, with all his
TOLL he had been able to lay up nothing The
store keeper with whom he had dealt, ex
planned to him the mystery by showing that
The amount he had laid out for whiskey in
lhe course of the thirty years would, with
interest, have made him the owner of the
land Many men in this way have swallowed
large estates.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

Elegant Party Name : In Vermont tie
opposition are called the GO Pisr1ire Party y
They recently nominated Heman Allen, one
of Mr. Adams Ex-Minsters, for Governor,
who declined the honor. This enragcd The
whole pismire" possey to such degree
that they denounced their candidate and bid
him adieu This was very affecting, to be
deserted by such friends for such cause. But
the Hon Heman asserts that {! they seem
to be done with him before he even thought
of beginning with them J" A very unkind
return this for proffered honor, and should be
a solemn warning to the potent g pismire
party" not to confer favor before they khow
their man.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
THE ADVOCATE.
FRIDAY, AUGCST 20.

The Forged Letter. s. s. Southwor,h,
the Editor of the Providence Literary Subal.
tern, Is receiving well meritcd castigaiion
from tho Jackson editorial corps, and even
some oil Clays friends have nailed his base
coin To the counter, and are nobly assisting to
place the whip in the hands of every ho-
nest man to lash the rascal" as nc deserves.
This is as it should be. Let the upright of
all parties discountenance and brand with
infamy the vile perpctratOr of every act OF
political knavery, and NE shall soon see an
improved tone and elevation of character
given 20 the press, as we'll as to the approach
ing presidential canvass. Coffin Hand Bill
maneuvres and Harris Letter forgeries
it was to have been expected were too stale
and Improbable ever to have been resorted
to again but the contemplate trick of the
Subultern, in palming upon the people a
gross forgery, and his hardened determine
ton to 50 keep it before them till after the
election" shows the depravity Of the times,
the reckless spirit of electioneering, and the
unblushing mepdacity of partzan print.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

Grateful Visitant On Sunday and Mon.
day evenings wo were visited by delightful
and copious showers, which will do much
good to the corn crop BY the papers of yes.
terday morning we learn that the rain in the
lower country was even more copious than
here. On Tuesday morning, in Petersburg,
il commenced raining in good earnest, and
promised to supply their wants.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

Mammoth Newspaper. The London At.
las--the largest paper in Europe-is an
nounced to have been printed on double
sheet the 4th of July last, for the purpose of
presenting personal and political history of
the late King. The paper Will cover only
30 square feet
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

GeReroSity.-We know not when we have
met with a nobler instance of generosity than
the following-it is refreshing,
Mid every days report
or wrong and outrage with which earth is filed,
To meet with trait ofhuman character like
this, to keep US in good humor with man.
kind
a Dublin paper contains the following ex-
tract OF letter from Paris :" Banns of mar
rage between French gentleman and the
daughter ola divine, have been published at
the church Of st. Philippe, under strange
circumstances. a British officer paid his ad.
dresses to the young lady with her father s
appreciation. lie discovered however that
she ioved Frenchuan, WHOSE disqualified.
Ton IN the estimation of the reverend gen.
tleman was want of fortune AscertainiDp
that the possession Of 100000 francs would
remove all objections to the favored lover,
The officer, with rare generosity, advanced
the money, and thus proved that the happi.
ness OF the maid he loved was dearer to him
than wealth"
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

E1cesSioe Heat! From table ppbIisbod
In The Raleigh Register, KEEP, in Salem N. C.
during the two last months, the thermometer
was never lower than 90; on several DAYS
1t was LOO and upwards, varying from 100 10
io4; and on the Sd of August the mercury
stood at lO7 Though quite pleasant now
we have had it hot enough here, and should
thank our stars that we are not so far South
as Salem.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

Ciay's Journey to Cincinnati 1t is conf
IDENTIFY asserted that nothing equals Clay's
journey except the progress of Lafayette "
The old and young-the homely and hand.
somc-brune,te and fair-all, all, dono no.,
mage to Henry Clay who, notwithstanding
his aversion to public dinners, was actually
forced by the people 10 the festive board
How surprising Clay eat a public dinner !!
Why, la you don't say ~ His friends
must be very imprudent thus 10 force man,
for Dr. Health Journal assures US that it is
possible for q man to cat too much, admon.
isles against taking drains TO whetten the
appetite, and gives illustration by example
of the perncious effects of exchanging corn
cruel diet for " a feast on rich savory viands. ~
Be advised, friend Clay, forego feasting, and
foreign Injuries, and periodically return t,
the Cruel as that best suits your American
System"
The escort into Cincinnati is stated to have
been composed of cavaloade of three hun
dred and one Precisely that number
not che more nor less-all on hobbies-and
twenty seven carriages, with five in each
Making the astonishing number of 43O souls
The length of this prodgious escort approx
imatcd, if it were not quite, the length OF
old mother Granther's great ;gibcats tail =
What procession What civic sight
What a spontaneous flow Of affection What
a triumphant welcome What a--pack oil
silly fellows and display of Grant nonsense
But this is the way to create political excite
ment, and make flourish in favor Of pub
lie aspirant.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

q HAVE second hand W8GGON, which
ID will sell on reasonable terms Apply
o Fl. VI. WOLFE,
Random Row.
August 1873 q
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

The injury sustained by the late drought
in the southern part of this State, and in
North and South Carolina, is represented to
be truly distressing.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

TNOTICE. Divine service will be held
IN the Episcopal Church on the fifth Sunday
instead Of the fourth, when collection will
be made for incidental expenses.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20
Valuable Farm for Sale.
FHNHE subscriber. being anxious to re-.
"a move to the West, offers for sale the
land on which he now resides, containing

This tract is part of the Gale Hill farm.
formerly owned 10y Dabney Minor, deceased.
situated about 6 miles north of Cha.Iottes
s'ile on the north fork of the Rivanna River.
About 100 Acres are cleared, under rsod
fences, and in high state of Improvement,
sufficient quantity ofgood meadow ground
with 30 or 40 acres nr first rate, inexhaustiIl
Bile low ground. The uncleared land is Of
ssrrt1ng quanty and We'll adapted to rearing
Tobacco. For a farm ofits size none can he
found of better land in the county. The i'm
Provements are, comfortable dwelling
house, 62 by 22 feet with cellar the whole
length stables, barn, tobacco houses, &c.
Terms will be accommodating.
Also
My House and Lot in Charlottesville. at pre.
sent occupied by Turner Jones-situated ON
the Main street, and well suited for mercban.
dize OF any KIND, with fertile garden and
comfortable dwelling fora family.
ALBERT 6. QUARLES
August 90 ,c
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

The last CINCINNATI American states that
thcre are at least .f0e hundred buildings III
progress there al the present time.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-08-20

convinced tina. building saouN be erected
adapted 10 winter drills and yyrhnas,ic exer.
cisos; and that they should he regularly re.
quircd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-20
DISTRESSING AirRnER

DArTf.tE. lky.l Angus, IA Mr. Lane, y
ci8rn II tb's coualy aud iur several week,
past an or'sariv member ol the Methodist
Chnrrh, mvfela Mr.. Mekmley, one of his
nearest ne'Rit5ogs, on last Sabbath evening TO
soy with han. MIR Mckinley accepted The in
siiat'0a and took with hip his eldest daughter
iiswiie being dead. They entered Nh Laos
bonse ami were kindly treated. Supper wa,
ready short me alter rk aud the family and
guests al do~n 10 ea'. Mr.. Lane unperceived
took bic ride and stcpreh ont al the door and
ierned sn'i discharge H. coute ITS in the breast
ni Mr. Mckinney, as he sat At the table Mrs
Lane eAfliincd that her husband had shot hun
se' slr. X. re;tiied, a an shot''-ro.e fIou
hts 'ehi aud tel aud rxpirel instantly, Mr.
Lane rtifcJ some distan.e from the house. an,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-20

Nouafs Herald arc laaabiirs by tie ipzg"
order u eaizsns--.p"u, many sson are rest
i.ss brave nut saaguinsfs, ITing ths lormFr
revolution, 4 was iro-u tls7 quarter thai
tnna sitbe faols that sarrir,i f.r1f AMI iismay
throughout Paris. ser. eollaetf. The J4eobm
Clubs srrs manly supportedl raisga'ioa am
hiosa.fli,rsty men from tbishetpborho9d. The
stirn 81 democracy rs lpgiish tourists
through tie 1 5 say,) - y fsit0O turbulent n
natafs in that sioini,s.
The Qiartrr ST. Gefnin. u toe south part
Of the etty !. the mott fab ouahle, qnict AMI
airy 81 the quarter. III American Munster
anil Consul bota reside fre. the latter ni the
Rue plnnet. where the s~ss barrscks were
carried by the p0pnlscc, a on by female war
riot
Of the daily journals. pc most eoosp'enons
IN ho liberal side arc aforementioned, 10 9
Courier Frsncais. the Jos,tl de Debate the
Moniteir, lthc Off ,al r9cr.1 the Gazette dc
Fr4nse, aud the onoi'dtane, arei thu leading
Mnisirr al prints
ST loud, the summer taIrnce OF the King,
- about sis miles from frs, on the hanks o
tie Seine Pss.v. On ne sine route, Is jusi with
fou The wall, OF fbc cit The l.iter was The
l-voritc tesidencc Of ~ Franklin, when q
Munster from tins connry TO tbr Conit ol
France.
The term BonrReoi, ffepcdeliy used IN The
late accnsntsJ Is the ftsaeh worI for Ctr
zrns.
II will be ohserve tat LafaYt,e aiiiKes 10 his
signature Lc Gen l., Boufg,' which mean
Geueral ofthe City orTosn. itappeaf' there
fore. that lbs comnani extended only 10 the
Naiionr Guards Of theCity Of Paris
The Chamber Of Deputies hnlds ITS sessions
1T nalace designated by thai TIL, situated OF
ne South side Of The Seine, aud fronting ih'
Gard u Of the 11ileris.