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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-06
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ALGERINE EX PEDITION.

hLCEElnE EAfEDlIlON'
The Iast accounts received in England OF the French
feet believed TO be authentic were that il Left he Bay
oi Palma the lat u and called over 10 the Ayiran
coat, but the appearance Of the weather being unfa
vorable for decentralization, returned 10 the former an
choragc at Palma where, at the date Of the last ac
coun's, 1t remained waiting for change of the wealth
The following IL copy Of Proclamation printed AT
onlon, in Arabic, addressed TO The Agernes 400 copies
ot which have been forwarded to NJ Iesssps French
Consul at Tuns, for distribution in the Regency Of al
giers;-
ITO the Coudoglis, Of Turks and y4rabions, re.
siding in the Territory Of dIgiers
owe, your friends, the French are departing for AL
giers We are going 10 dive from thence the Turks
your enemies and your tyranis who torment and perse
cute you-who rob you Of your property aud The pro-
duce Of your soil and constantly threaten youe lives
We will not take ire town TO remain masters NJ tive
swear j. by our blood. If you join us-if YOU prove
yourselves worthy Of protection, you shall reign
there as formerly, Independent matters Of your naive
country. The French will treat you az thew treated
your dear brethren The Egypsns who have not ceased
to think OF W, and regret for these 30 wears that
have elapsed since left their country: and who
moreover sill send their children 10 France IN learn
reading, writing, and every useful Occupation and art,
We promise TO respect your money your goods and your
holy religion for his Majesty the benefcior OF our be
loved country, protects every religion III YOU do moi
trust words and the strength Of our arns retire
oH OF our ways bot do not join the Turks our enemies
! and you're. Remain peaceable; The French have no
need Of aid TO beat and eSpel the Tufks; the French
are, and will be your sincere ffonds; come TO w. Il will
give us pleasure and will be OF advantage 10 YOU II
you bring provisions forage, oxen and sheen tve
raid OF our point ont place whittier our fs H.
fu soldiers shall repair without arms and yt uons In
exchange for your supplies.
Thus may peace be with you and peace between US
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SlI,O81 50

So the amount of S5i15 %, which was sworn to be
Justly due in 1922, had increased in 1925 to 031 So
The item of leakage had increased from 1888 % to A09
~, and new item for difference of proof before
heard of made its appearance!
Resort was aeain had 10 Commodore Chauncey for in
formation. In letter from him TO member of Con-
gress, dated 9Th January, 1923, he says:
"My impression is, that the whiskey which was to
have been delivered at Sacketts Harbor was to have
been good first proof"
In reply to letter from Mr.. Allen ne says on the
18th OF the same month:
"My understanding of the contract with the Messrs
Leonards and YOURSELF for the wbiskey TO be delivered
at Sacketts Harbor is, that il to have been rood
first proof whiskey. How the proof TO have been
ascerained left TO the officers whose duty IL was TO
inspect and receive IT, There no other change in
ne contract, than substituting W York for SdcketFs
Harbour, as the place IF deligoy. The quality and
quantity Of the article was TO be the same"
The subject referred by the Secretary to the ll
Auditor, who, the I'd February, 1923, made report
strongly recommending the allowance Of the whole
claim.
On the 26th of Feb, the Secretary wrote TO the 4ti
Auditor directing the allowance of the new item. Ar
account was accordingly stated, as follows:
"For 1909 gallons Of whiskey, delivered at
New York, at 80 cents per gallon 81 400 II
allowance Tor casks,per contract, at 8 cts.
per gallon 40 o.
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D. 3.
On the 20 h March, 1920, the last day of DR.. Wat
kins official exs encp, this voucher passed 10 MIR
HAYS credit in the Fourth Auditors Office.
There is not the slightest evidence Of the actual
mount OF expenses, except this voucher drawn up
more than two years after the service rendered
Alter these settlements and credits, Mr. Hay still
ieft indebted,
To the Navy Pension Fund, 1925 rs
To the Navy Department., 100 90
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NOTlCE Was committed to tbs JaiI ~ E.a.e.-
,eOnmnh'y,in virginia. the 26th cay Of septem-
per- lSIo' negro man who calls himself Jstacs John
i Us oisck, and Is Eve feet and three quarters
OF an Inch high; he is slender; bis fare ,,h
sc'I on me- ehin-another The left side Of his INNER
Up ano ieIt cheek, and two scars on his firbt
enees oohe ana burn on his right wrisi-Tbis fellow
says ne was bornin New York, and eiprateJ 10 Penn.
syysnh about eight years past, from thence TO AIex.
sndria' ana from there TO the county Of Fsirfsx Hs
nag on when committee, fur hat, stirred roundabout
JACKET eo'ued Pan'aoons, ard pumps The owner Of
he Aforesaid negro must come orwsrd prove ufoper.
W, ana pay charges otherwise he win be dean win,
aceoIomg TO law. FRANCIS ID. DAVIS, JsiIor
"'y co. o-"iZ" Tor George GUnnelI, Sheriff
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Resoired. That the Committee Of Clsms be dscharg
ed from the further consideration of the petition Al
len and Leonard, and the documents accompanying the
same, and that they have leave TO withdraw their pa
pers.
This report and resolution adopted.
The petition and papers were Immediately taken to
the Navy Department. On the 30h April the Secretary
addressed letter to the Fourth Auditor, in which he
said:
81 consider the resolution authorising and direct
ing settlement Of the cidim 1t is, therefore, refer
red 10 you TO state and setle upon the evidence and
vouchers, the amount justly due their account
When settlement is made rsqusion will issue for
the amount
The amount was accordingly taken up. The item Of
expense attending delivery increased from $3.50 to
$s9l TO- by adding Siil 10 for the 1899 additional gal.
Ions paid for by the Secretary in 1885, and by the same
rule, the leakage increased from i99 90 to S5i7
Al. There were also allowed l3 cents per gallon for
extra transportation the 1899 gallons so that
the items allowed were as follows:
Extra transportation on 33,32s IL gallons 1882 67
Do on 900 GIN 81
Extra expense of delivering IS, 1927 Ia gall
Ions s9l 10
Leakage OF do 5,7 Al
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dorss despatches and almost all tho letters sppear 10
have been destroyed at least they afs no where 40 be
found From tho description Of the vessel (Which 7
have forwarded to the Admiralty she appears TO be-
is probable she has idea that the ST. Helena escsp.
ed, am In great hopes she may proceed to tho cosst
and be there captured by OF the ships of the squad
ron. IL is my intention, in the absence Of Commodore
Collier render ever assistance in the equipment
OF the schooner from the public stores and to put her
In charge of Lieutenant Warren, deserving officer on
hall pay, lately in command Of ship lost on the coast
through the ignorance Of the pilot. have the honor
Sc (signed) ALEX. GORDON, Captain.
To the Secretary to the Hon. East India Co iondop
-, tFrom tho National Gaze,tc)
we have before us letter dated Carbsgena. July
20, from very respectable source. IL confirms the
,n'egence OF the assassination Of General Sucre ON
the "a oil June, within few leagues Of Paste Gen.
era Oo"noo accused OF having employed a party 10
wayay him. but Obando resiued the nee of the
Presrenf, Moquera, who is described as a very gem
tiemanly man, not deficient in ability No charges
had been made in the Ministry OF Bogota Bri.
cone Mendex, former Project Of vtnszueia, wa. to
leave Carthagena in few days for Caracas In order "a.
cooperate in reuning that province To the general
pubic, and causing Il 10 recognize. the n. w govern.
ment At Bogota. Bolivar, IL Understood, ended
10 remain, as his personal influence was deemed in
dspensabe for the restoration of general order ana
union. The primary election for electors will take
place In the beginning Of September and the latter will
appoint, the President on the 23d October NTosuuera
was believed TO be ambitious of the post, but is pre-
oao'e 'ha Bolivar will be chosen The writer Of tho
ieuer rom which we have drawn thesc statements
adds" This department, which il the key to New
Grenada. has alone remained tranquil from respect To
the presence OF General Bolivar. The Peruvians are
augnenng their military force, in order 10 profit bv
me internal disorders OF Colombia. aud may invade the
souhern departments with view their anne RATION
10 Peru Revolutionary agents have been sent bv
mem to Panama, for the same purpose The present
chahge IN Colombia IL brought about by the citizens"
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$500 OF

On the same day this sum paid out Of the Trea-
sury, and charged TO "Provisions."
The Secretary continued; $50 far az have been able
to examine the other items, they seem have an equ-
table claim for damages; but do not consider the
power OF the Department far to make the allow
ance OF those damages, especially after The claim for
Them has been submitted TO Congress, do not, there
fore, allow these items"
The claimants Immediately peGdoned Congress once
more tor the balance. On the 10Th Of April the Com
mitee Of Claims reported that thew had had the peti
ton "under consideration, and believe that no eqsla
ton s necessary in this case. n the petitioners har,
any claim, IL can be adjusted at the proper Depart
mfnf
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MIRACULOUS PIRACYFAND MURDER.

- ',,Jt''Y SI'p HthOFI oteTTd Leone, Nav 3.
Sr,-l have the honor 10 acqusint you tha, the Hon
Companys schr ST. Helena, arrived here hi ssdav on
her way to EnglaDd, with dispatches from Commo
dore Collier. She wss attacked on the 9th April in
a' u ~ south, long 80, west by praticai felucca
under French coIors, and mspned with crew OF from
40 to so men Of all nations, who regret 10 hear ur
dered Captain Harrison, the chief officer and 2 Of the
crew, besides DE-. Waddle, Of the Hon. Compsny's me-
dical service; and piundered the vessel Of All
that could be found on board great deal OF cargo en-,
away her masts sculed the vessel In order TO sink
her. and alter they left her, fred many shot through
her. and abandoned her, not knowing 1hat The csra
ter and i've men were left board concealed. bv
whose exeons the vessel has been saved and
into this port am sorry that The mail, the Com1o.
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S6,39l O5

Some delay occurred in consequence of Mr.. Allen
having power from the Messrs Leonards TO receive
their portion OF the money; but the 1s July, 1925
this difficulty was overcome, and stated
in the following words:
"For expenses OF transportation, storage.
and leakage, on IS, 1927 IL gal ons of
whskey, delivered in n. York in 1916,
per account herewith S639I O5"
On the came day, this sum was actually paid to them
GU, OF the Treasury. ard charged TO provisions "
The first allow ance WAS Sl,649 OF
The second allowance 6,39l 05
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The voucher upon which Mr.. Hays commissions
were passed 10 his credit approved by one of the
Commissioners Of The Navy Pension Fund only, and
would not row be conidered legal voucher All such
missions dsallow ed by the present Commission
efs and accounting officers
SKETCHEs to be Confinued1
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S6,39I 05"
S1l,0i0 IL
Total allowance

Their original claim in 1919 was SO soc, so that they
were rad $3.50 l2 more than their orginsi claim, as
stated by fhPnis eipes.
Alien aud Leonard became insolvpnt. and their affairs
we're investigated before jury la 1899 In that uves
tiga,ion it appeared, OF the jurymen inform me
by letter. that thousand dollars of this ui0tcaice
,ros Tent to the late Fourth Autor ,rhcn il made
He also informed me that Mr. Allen, one Of the con.
tractors told him that the proposition 10 lend the
was made by him after it had been determined to allow
hi. claims, tn, before they were settled on coalition
ihst the Fourth Auditor would take the up and hasten
their settlement out Of Office hors; and that the prong
sion was communicated by him 10 the Secretary of the
Navy, by whom il was approved.
IL is apparent, that settle the not the
work OF sn hour; and The handwriting shows tina, it
settled hy one Of the clerk.
Since Investigated hi. case l communicated the
Tact ot the allowance 10 Commodore Chauncey, who
pressed HE asoDshment and declared that the contrac.
ers could have purchased the whiakey in New YoIk,
the time, ard TUNED into the naval store prof, Of
rs per cen' and that they had no jus, claim to single
dollar
Case of Charles Hay
Charles Hay, late Chief Clerk OF the Navy Depart
msn was agent for the purchase Of stocks for the Navy
Pension Fund.
On the 1t Of july 1928 there was reimbursed TO tina,
nnd S2S 1881 ~ This was not re-inves'ed until the
l7ih February, 1929, when Mr.. Hay puohased with
IT, stocks bearing interest from the ls o. the preceding
January. The interest OF six months was entirely lost
10 The iurd which, a; l. per cent would have a.
mounted TO So 627 Co.
For re-investrg this stock, Mr.. Hay charged
mission of I-2 per cent on the whole amount. In one
account he summed up all his purchases from 1925 TO
1929, inclusive, amounting 20 S675 26i 50, upon which
hi- commission amounted 10 So 376 80. which, the
l9,h February, 1929 was marked "Approved," by Sam
uel H. Souhard; and, the l7h March, passed TO his
credit in the Fourth Auditors Office Add the comms
sion 10 the interest lot, ard the aggregate ia 3d.
eco. Either the Bank individuals must have profit
ted by tile money, from the LIST Of July TO the l7 Of
February, willie it remained unnvested. All the
stocks were purchased of the Cashier of the United
States Branch Bank in this cy and probably the pur-
chase did not occupy the agent three hours
The whole ct these purchases except 100000, were
made subsequent 10 the lst January, 1929 For this
service, the commission allowed amounted 10 50 GIG 3D.
Mr. Hay was, at the time, receiving a salary Of
$4,000 per year During the two frs, months Of
1929, therefore, he received, for commissions
S2628 SO
for salary 1893 SO
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for salary
In all, for two months So $50 GO

IN fact, the purchases were all made in the month Of
February
In November, 1926, Mr.. Southland sent Mr.. Hay TO
New Oeans with the professed object of attempting
secure certain balances duo 10 the Navy Department
by Joseph Is. Witkin on, former Navy Agent in thai,
place, and directed advance TO be made to him OF
$500 Az New Orleans MIR. Hay drew from the Navy
Agent 800 more The usual allowance TO Naval Off
GERS, travelling New Orleans, il 800 or $500 for
going and returning. Mr.. Hays account remained un
settled until 1929. He then produced in the
following form:
80. States Mary Department., to Charles Hay DIR
To amount Ct expenses incur ed in travelling
from W Washington City 20 the city of New
Orleans. and from New Ofleans back 10 the
city of Washington, under orders of the Sec
rotary Of the Navy, bearing date the No
vember, 1926, $500
WAsHINGToN City,
18Th EebJtt1ru 1920
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16

- We find in late Bristol paper reno-, =.
trial ola case, Lar VS.. Bushsu, and o,s tu%
the Bristol Summer Assizes. before n, p'E
Vaughan. The facts were as follows ia n, ,nsia
..Cosmo, Captain Gillespie, belonging Ia ,ss sSp
PENDANTS. saied from New-York In W. e "'
last, having on board spipcs Of port VIM ' ..f
ped a, in good order and wel-co,dso,''II t
aby Mcssrs. Oidiicld & Go. agents Of lLs p'!
tiff in this city. aud consigned to him a. y
arrival Of the vessel at Bristol. on the % NJ. a%
four OF the pipes were found to be cytranl- y
ticien,. 10 the amount of rs and Upward. S'
an experiment made with the casks they ~
found staunch and strong, except that on: WV u,
been dry so long it would not conta. va,s. ~
that there was a defective stave in anorbs'' u.
if It had been property slowed no Ieakagp y.S y,
have taken place. Such was the sta,emso, -
the pIaia,ifi. Several coopers were ess.1i,sI,,
TO the state of The casks.
s.The defence Set up bv Scream, VIA.
that the casks leaked from the .ire,. Of va,t'
/ the vessel having had 4 very bad passagr :,
that the damage Was comprehehded IN ;aa r.,.'
of the sea. The learned Sergeant va, ;., re'
his remarks on The omission in the bill If ~
of thc old fashioned commencement. ~,
rame oF GOD. hmen;" which lie said Ma. 0,,'
to the Americans having M Church e. alls,.,tt
'.What could be expected from reop!e, Il.
had So little piciy as to ship their wine Gtbn,,
prayer for us safety!" On the pxanln,,jo, i
Captain Gillespie, master Of the COgmc i :.
peared that the wine was nearly the last ttCo ~,
on board, and The casks were slowed IN ,he nT'
i,atchway side by side, in the usual way. ".
care taken to prevent their cbaRng each c,he,
| The yessed had very bad " Weather On ben yo,,,,
! There were marks Of leakage on the ma5o5sI,
which was immediately under the casks. aud 4,
wine was inaccessible to the crew. Sgry,,t
Mereweather. who had intimSted in lis oc,nrs
that some such process as that of "tappiGg i:
Admiral" might have been resorted TO- astei 80
ing the Captain few questions, gave uptbe az
and the plaintiff submitted to nOnsnit
At the same sitting, yerdct Of 30 Wnn
covered against the proprietors OF steam p,t.
ct. for the damage done to horse, who Bean.
frightened by the paddles Of the packet .tar.
the ferry boat in which he was carried Wu d:
river. jumped out, and received . severe ,r1:
The ierryman swore that he had tricd to ,u!
the steam-packet. 1t was also proved She ~
opposite the ferry slip. where she ought rap
have been stationary. The paddles verp'i
motion just as the ferry bout came along &ie.-
The Judge left it to the jury to say whether b.
Captain ought not to have given notice tobeSr.
nv boat to keep further CIT. They rendered b.
verdict above mentioned. N T. Con-. ,4dr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
Alvxan0ria AcaAewy.

Mr. r. Dos WOKTH, uho was elected bi W iS
WI tees of the Alexandra Academy Us lnNt
teacher Of that Institution. having d,eInsd 'f 'J
ton, the Trustees have this day ua1h''nou" ''','
Mr. Marcus Nc6Iany, Il Grstnate OF Ifnl C'"F
Dublin, in the Ki"gdom Of IreIa'.d no Pn' 'H ,s
er Of the iexan,lris Academy. The l1u.''' Ivy ~;
procured the most satisfactory Testimonials %
G.rr,'s talents, acqu'remciris and cspac'y o
ton, both from Ireland AMI this e"'nH' fes'.
him to the public NJ a geuu E,an vel ei''" ID 4,
struct pupils IN the Latin and Greek iAl'su -.
Mathematics, ani al the branches Ct ~ ~ ~
cation. ,d,
? Mr. McGatry viii commence his Se i,.". =
Schoolroom on Prince street, between "l'l'5 r
St Asaph streets, OH "Wednesday next, the g.,
Refer to Ronr I. rArLou. E>9. "ooa ,f''';
sen. e5-d,f sec'y OF the .ioardo Of '-'''l-
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+ We have heard it suggested that, Gofvit
standing the overwhelming majority which ii,
Anti-Jacksoh party will have IN the NarylG4
Legislature, there will be no election At the prlt
session of Senator in Congress, to supply ts
place Of Mr.. Chambers, whose term expires @
the third of March neNt---and why!-becal.e'.
Jackson party having majority in the >eni'r
they will not consent to 20 into a joint biIo, io'
the purpose of an election!!.
CGeorgeioun COL Cox.
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~ Office.

VVvIIE subscriber having. at tie last Court i@ d:
L County Of Fairlax. qualified ls the EAs','a
James Francis Tracy, Ieccssed-All persoa' h"r
claims against hi. estate, are requested 10 pre''11
same, OH or before the FIRST day VI JUL nes,w
H.CuU N. SCOTT, TAR
Bush Hlk Of J4nc. Yrsns., ln.i
SAINT oQ-ouwSw
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their paramount right Of bestow,ns :. -,
they pleased. This the present King ta nss
aud is proud to acknowledge that the .sct ~G''
the people" not ..disine right" is n. ""., .
his diadem. "VN'A
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
" Economy The surest r0od to "'1-'".
a k.aN,Inn,d.
ynUJy, O. CO4V DHESNEh

nErU MS lis thanks to The public tof a' 7, !.
u encourag. ment hc ha> received "1l..o at
time he has been in Alexandria, AMI i'''"",
he sill continues 10 carr, Oh the b"s'"'" ,lg.
.Nessrs .4rn.ssy g. Smith's Tailoring A'N'
meni, King street, ,.,,s,
where he will sconr Coats. &C. OF ever "s'. <1s
and restore The original CLOS 20 the cioh, ~ .,s.
ing viii not lnure the shape Tie co"''" NJ, ND
satisfaction Ia given. NO ci..rsc 10 made "'
are mod, rate. ,.,.,,>s
Mn Persons are invited 10 ell and see p, AZ.
Of his work. H"o - -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-16
WanteA iNMeAia,e!y'

COOK and aH0UsE MAID Is St. n.y. .r..
rent wages viii be pad Tor t.2 e''i, .:, s. ..
servants in the above capacity Then u, ,t,s.
re r, tired IN the country, 'ew nlli' ,o .. n,yat
dri, Slaves would Be UreGerredi bu' ng. ~, /. d.
bearing Satisfactory recommendation "" ,ofa;ss |.
jected 10. Inquire a. the store Of j. 81 -It.edf
60. seP--)
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-26
H.eaA BottlinS CeNnr.

ySyHE subscriber has hand All assortment o' cram
4 pairne and claret wine; among which are YIN
Blanc de Grave, Madeira, sc OF his own Importation
London porter, ii,bber's brown stout, A,ony'
Newburg. and Philadelphia, Georgetown and AeSai-
dria ale and porter bottled crab cider and good sUohs
and ds,illedvincgar Clerks of various qualities
Cash given for old bottles
urDying and securing continued as heretofore
p J. SALVErAT.
m Orders for any Of the above articles will be
attended to- either for home or aorosd, to suit the CHI
mates to which vessels may be bound-an object OF
some Importance to commanders who are aware OF 'her
cabin stores being thus preserved. -, ,
II The editors ofthe National inseihgencer' wash
nston. Columbian Gazette, Georgetown "ihcmesee'
Rcpublic,n Virginia S,zette Warrenton, and Wash
ngtonian Leesburg, will publish the above st, and
send their accounts to this office.
iuneS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-26
RrMss fNuNAevy.

yHACHARIAU NICHOLAS hegs leave 10 MORN W., IN ms
"A friends in Alex,nlria aniits vicinity an" 'he pup
lie generally that having, at great expense
ed BRASS FOUNDRY on Water street, ,or ''e
purpose of casting ANDiRONS, win every ~ r e
60 nj ~ ,rt en.c..A with the BUSINESS he assures
them the viii cas-, anl finish any work when may
be entrusted to him IS well anl cheap As ca" De
procured from any of the Northern c'n's' re VIII
also make repair Snd, fountains upon
lie has, moreover, empoyeda workm'n'ro hns'ana
conduct the Cutlery Business ana ooi'o' 49,"
of the public patronage Al kilLs o' '1'e"'
iron, Steel &c cut TO order
Applications be made either at inc fouhce'y o"
Water street or at his old stand on Fairtax street.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-07-26
Vaiuable Property

FOR 81 L f OR Il T. II y T..
No. 1.-The Three Story Brick Store
Urn at the corner of Prince anu F.Irtsx "treets
E.ssl "a Lot of Ground on Prince street,
Esl A5ou, los fee, front on Prince and " ieel on
Royal street Ga this lot is good brick d"ehhs'i"
the occupancy of Mr. U II. Miller;
3.-N Frame Dwelling on King street, ~ oy
400 feet to aten fe. alley. ga
IA Frame Dwelling on Water street, A IT,
Vacant Lot at the intersection OF Wa
,.a,1 Franklin streets 100 feet front by rs 9-l2
len This will be rented in building lots at 81 cents
Ga Vacant Lot, A feet front Oh Water ST.
z-A lGt on Washington street, IS feet front
~ 100 feet deep at the intersection OF Princess street.
On thlsi,t !, a brick building; =,
"a Vacant Lot on Patrick street, 81 ieel
s,on,. and half tae depth OF The square
o. Vacant Lot on Henry street, % ieef
:.ont. and halfthe depth OF the square:
A"S 'T' THnS. VOWEL.