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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-26

ttIho U6t111eb ode11.
uf received 1900 bufhels Of
Turks Ilsnd SALT, aRoaf at TWINS
wharf-ALso, few boxes OF tfelh Prunes
for fale by
]. and ]. H. TUCKER.
March IS. d
Notice is hereby given to the
Creditors Of Thomas Moore, a Banksupt,
that on Wedneiday the goth day ofApejl,
1903, between the hours Of three and five
O'Clock, at the Clerks Ofics Of Alexan.
dfia county, certificate Of difchatgs will
be given to the aid b. kropr, unlefs caufe
be then and there tkcNn TO he contrary,
by the iaid creditors O, either OF them.
By order Of the honorable William
Kitty. Chief Judge OF The Circuit Court
Of the Diitritf OF Columbia, this twelfth
Gay Of April, 1903.
G. DENEALE, Clerk.
April 10. dso.hA
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-26
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On "WEDNESDAY,

- o,rloea, cell be Jold at Tie Yeada.
sou, tie eerner Of KnS and O1iss
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
WhiiSey in barrels,
Apple Brandy in barrels,
Gin in oaks,
Vine in pipes and quatser calks,
MolaGcs in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap III boxes,
Coffee in caiks and bags,
Rsiins 10 kegs and boxes,
Queens Wase, add
ALSO,
A variety of DRY GOODS.
AMONG WHICH ARE
Broad Cloths, Irilh Linens,
Callimeres, CaIicoes,
Kerleys. Threads,
Coating., Chinszes,
Halfthicks, Bedticks,
Fearnaughr, Oznaburgs,
Blankets, Sewing Silks,
Planes, Muffin and Muflir
Negro Cottons, Handkerchiets,
Worried and other India Cottons. Sc
sStockings, &c.
THOo. PATTEN, Aaaioneer.
April g.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-26
l2ubiir agn0ue.

On FRIDAY,
1T 100 'elaek, qvilI be said at The Yeadas
Store,
Rumin hogiheads and barrels.
French Brandy inPipes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
WhlIkey and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. ticrces and bis.
Coffee in tierees and bags,
Chocolate
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Ralins in kegs, boxes and jars,
Figs In kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
A aarsety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, CoatlngS,
Kerleymeres, Dufils,
Plains and kerieys,
Negro Csxsons, Serges,
Elaficks, blue FREEZES,
Calimancoes and Ruaels,
Yarn Stockings,
Chintzes and Calicoes,
Irih Linens, Silefia do.
Platillas,
0fnaburgs and Ticklcnburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'ts,
India Mullins and Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchiets,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated Candleiticks,
And fundry other Articles.
P. @. MARSTELLER.
April zo.
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Z. IL t*VlssA q ss1~tlIf1 Us
On Monday, I'd May, az o'Cloek, P.
NJ. viii be fold on me pfsmlies,
a HOUSE and LOT, (fee
fmple) on Gibbon Street, between Wafer
and Fairfax Streets, II pEe!enssoccgpied by
Mr.. Dcmpley On credit Of 90 days.
iTHOS. RATTEN.
April *.
DR.. II 4 i (
Has this day received an additional fup
Ply Of
Drugs, Med5 !, !. Sc Sc,
Gowlaqd's Lotion,
Refined Liquorice, a
Common do.
Pearl Barley, .@
Spirits Of Wine, Ts6ildedj
Bfea& Pipes,
Nipple Shells, &c. &c.
Anril IS d
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-26

juit Received and for Sale,
Sweet Oranges, Lemons, Lines
and Cocoa Nuts. Ayto,
a tew boxes of excellent Havan-
ma SEGARS.
March ts d
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-19

eggs will be folen, ley Mould make a
Chef With number Of fits in il, chat the
water may set in freely, the top (Which
being above the water, may be locked
down. MilL-dams are the mott proper
for theie chefs or CRATES.
NIB. The water mutt continually CO
ve- the eggs, or they viii ipoil-
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-19
agritufturaf.
..t.4..........s
80. 80
Frar. Or. DsAuE's M.4g Er-laal .-arz

Fran Dr. DEANEs Ns7y EE-L1al .-zyz5s-.
C.dsrkin.-When the cider-cheeGe has
been, preled till it will run no longer, re-
move the pomace into the trough, az
evening, and throw a fuficient guam
tity of hot water upon it; let it lie
all night, and in IT,. morning make anew
cheele of it, and Pre{s out the liquor. IF
the pomace were ground over again, the
ciderkin would be the fronger.
But the bet way Of managing c;derkin
is, to take it directly from the prels, give
It a heating, or gentle boiling, and take
of the fcum. This greatly prevents fer
mentation, and prepares it for long keep
ing. In the hottef part Of che following
iummer, it will be one Of the plealanteG
liquors that can be procured from any
country and il might make : very good
export 10 the Weffindies there being no
danger Of the burfing Of the bottles, as
there is when ciderkin is a Rronger body.
Anictbod Of PrstsrVing Esgs.-Fggs keep
very well whenyou can exclude air; which
is bef done BY placing CRATE in any run
ming wafer, and putting eggs, as the hens
lay them, in rhe upper fde Of the CRATE,
and there let them lie covered with water
till you are going TO ufc them, when you
will find them as good as if they had
been laid that day. ffrig way anfwers
much better than creating; as fometimes
one place is mihcd, which ipoils the whole
egg even thofs thar are frelh never eat
70 well.
| In places where people are afraid their
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-19

terms with the United States. A variety
Of teltimony can be adduced TO fupport
thefe facts. Lord Whitworth informed
his court Of the reconciliation and letters
from Americans at Paris and Bourdeaux
have announced them in the pa 1trs. Be
fore the receipt Of this medage too, France
was taking all naceG2ry meafure3 to colo
nize Louidana. A prefe6 was fcnt out -
all the civil and Military officers were ap-
pointed and an army under Gen. Vi6tor
had actually embarked on hipboard at
Helvoet, TO fail for New Orleans. The
patent fpelI Of the mefage palfed the ex.
pedition--War with Great Britain was
leen to be ineyitable-The' colony could
not Be fettl9d-~the troops were di(enabar-
ISd and the country fold 10 the United
States lome time in.April.; sThefe are
plain truths, which defy recitation. From
kPem every reader can make DEDUCTIONS. Z"
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-19

Sbcfb-Skhi.--Tanned fheep-11ins are in
great demand, for variety Of ufes but
for want OF proper attention in taking of
the wool, the lzin is many times e far IN
jured, as fcarcely TO be worth drefing.
The following method viii be found ben
eficial AS foon as the Kin IS taken off
the fheep's back, iPread it on a horfe or
COW and in fix or eight hours, the wool
will come off better than any other way.
After the wool IS off lPread the tkin on
pole, and LEI i hang II the hade, (as the
fun is very detrimental to it, iii conven-
lent to fend tito tanner. This practice
will render IheeP- fins ct four times. the
value they now are, aud fave thoulands OF
pounds to tie country in lhort time.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-19
@ilgEltansops


DEENIS--fh6 LTTfc.
His eztravagant opinion Of ono Of his
tragedies, called I" Liberty a9srfsa" was
for a time lubje6 cf lome anulemeDt 70
his cotemPoraries.
He imagined there were fome hrokes
in it 10 feyere upon the French MARION,
thai they could never be forgiven, and
that Louis I4th would never content to 4
peace with England nnlefs it's author were
delivered Up Is lacri6cc to national re-
lentment-
Full Of this apprehension, he applied
70 the Duke Of MARLBOROUGH, who had
formerly been his patron, 70 entreat his
lnteref With the PleDiPotentiaries On tbs
location.
The Duke, with great gravity, told
him thar be was forty he had no power to
lefy9 him, as he realINhad no intcreit With
any Of the miniGers az that time butad-
ded that he thought bis cafe not quite fo
delperate as he feened 10 imagine, FOR
that he had taken no care 60 get himfelF
excepted in the articles Of peace, and yer
he uld not help thinl5ng he had done
the French almolt as much damage as Mr..
Dennis hinlelf !
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-19

that chriitianity, the religion Of our an
celtors, is the only fure BATS of focal or
der. It is a native citiz en- only who can
feel the endearing obligations of the love
Of our country-Iti is chriltian only who
can feel the unceaing incentive to moral
re6itude.
Solemnly imprefed with thefe ccnGder-
atoms, your petitioners relort TO the great
councils Of our country to allay our ap-
prehenfons and to arref the growing
evils in fuch manner as IN their wildom
may be thought beif for the lafing profs
perity Of Americans (; and your petition
ers as in duty bound will pray.
The very iadicious remarks Of the Ma
tionaI Rgis On the ground Of The prefent
dilPute in Europe, part Of which has
been copied into this paper, have expo
Ted him to the foulcit abufe from many
who had boafed his abilities. Mr.. Blake,
however, has little to dread from the i'm
potent malice Of Lis antagonists, whole
charaGers for malignity and fallhoo4 have
already been confirmed in the Judgment
Of every honeIt man. The following is
tpecimen of the compliments now paid
hin by thofe who have for years loaded
Federailts with theiame, or worfe abule,
iele6ted from the elegant pages. ofthe Au-
rora.-Retsrtoyy.
g The editor Of the National Hgis he's
involved him{elf in a new embarrafment,
BY The ftrange oslf Of thought which he
mas either fallen into through want Of
adequate information on the fubjea Of The
Prefent war in Europe, or thro' that kind
OF arc9naHs0datings co1Veaisnt, half zoqy, or
any Thing, OF. nothing difPoftion in which
the fudy of the law in Engifh books IS
toO'apt to involve young men. He is fad
" mauled between the endearments Of
his enemies and chalizcments Of bis
friends ~
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-19

" md be it J4rfbsr enqf1sd and declared,
That if any Perlon haIl be Prolecuted IN
der this act for, the writing or publifhing
any libel alorelaid il fall Be lawful for the
defendant, upon the trial of the cauGe to
gsor in evtdsace ts bis dst5nce TIE TRUrH
Of the matter contained in the publication
charged as libel.
such was tie law Of the federaE9s.
: The greater the truth the greater is the
libel. The truth is no ratification. You
cannot give the truth in evidence elf
your witnefs was here on the fpot, GrouLd
not f1Her him 70 open his lips
Such is the law of the Democrcfc.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-19

Par.---At a town meeting in this coun-
try,a man Kamed Sbots was appointed a
hog contable, tbaf is, an overfeer of Gwine:
and punning neighbor attempted TO
make meriment on the occaGon by the
following couPlet---
The wfdom Of the torn row aauds osafefl -
One Sbaae IL cb Dc to govern al The RET.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser., 1803-09-19

E@fra6f. -" AT the diaance Of a league
from Freyburg, in upper Saxony, in
wilderness OF woods and rocks, Is A re-
markable hermitage ,confilting of achurch,
an oratory, heeple, hall, dining
Iroom, kitchen, chambers, Hairs, 4 cell
lar, a well, and other conveniene9s, all
hewn out of rock, even the chimney
and iteeple, notwithstanding the latter is
tifty-fouT feet high. a work like this
cannot fail of filing the mind Of every
spectator with altonilhment bot when it
Us known that this work was wholly per.
formed by only one man and boy, the
altopiihment viii Be greatly increafed. -
Nature indeed had provided chryfal
fPring, but the artit, by means of fsyeral
Channels. conveyed the water from the
rock into Gmall reiervoirs !. and he clio
fetched from dittant parts Of the mountain
earth iuficisnt 10 make fmall Kitchen
garden. Every one mutt be Pleafsd ar
the fight Of this lurPrifng curioity nor
is 1t hardly PoGibIe to fuPPrefs ligh for
the fate Gifts unhappy, ingenious, aud in-
dultrlouS ARCHITECT who, in the year
1898, in conveying back fome young
people, who had attended the con1ecra-
ZION OF his little church, was unbaPPiIy
drowned in the river Sane, which runs
near this hermitage, and on which, by
the help of a fmall boat, he uled every
week to fetch provifions, and other necef-
FAIRIES, from the city"
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IN THE CT.TY OF WARRINGTON.
Several pieces Of ELEGANT
HISTORICAL. sc TisP4oIRY, lson,
d4ilsas Of lie srun, ore q the,f,it psiat-
Els taat evef lived in Europe, lntsnde5i 70
nanent a Mascam, a L'otambia rGalley
al Ayis, 81 a Sctsooi OF Drawing and psirf-
Mg il Aiexandfia, fer the lnarattion O..
suung aaa lngenious arfiaS and mocha.
S. ana 60 crafty the cur;oGtyof all
psg3n Of t4lt9, seadents OF travellers, II
the Jalra 81 ,es, where foch curious and
s5Sa;.lui pieces ere very rare.
Ap,5y 10 .hs owner at Steiie's Eotel,
Watt na 400, who in1ends to diipote Of
m ~ p.iesre OF public faIe, on Safer
89Y aeAs al 4 O'clock IN the afternoon.
A9s'i 7. d3'f
A Natepm is nor only an ornament TO
CRY, pu, Il is a con,inuai md abundant
l5urce Of information fer the citizens at
lssge.
3efdes, fath an enterprise is very IL
crave ana advantageous TO the owner !;
for it is 8 real and rich property daily IN
~fsalit.g. by the liberal aod voluntary
SITS. from fone ~elI igssirad nien, ,cavel
lefs ard navisators, @ao pfe.enf thar uie-
I'll eaabiifnnenc with adnira5le pyoiuc~
tlons nf nature sne ART.
A 81 considerable revenue yearly IL
g fsa il Ia Be9on, New York and
i'i5.iadeI ghia, i is 10, lei5 shan wo thou
.itad dollars yeayly receipt. Eveo j, he
iinsn eiy Of Hartford, {Con.) Maeunl
Is luiieisnt to fupporr nc f4r1ily d gan
tlenlza ntrly ninitier. As A!exso-
aris IS aft lne:e4fog il commerce and Po-
pu'anon, the niiiiution Of d Aeieam via
add &c The importance aud jPirndor of the
town. and would be Of great advantage
10 tht owaer.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-09

NNE half Of he yaiQahle traas o.
INLAND, in Stafford comfy, called
B<u PIaius and Hiekoy BotiOm, late she
property and reGdence of George Lee
Wauah, deccafed. Upon the land ale an
excellent dwelling houIe, with four rooms
on each floor, and Pafage; large barn,
kitchen, dairy, and fnoke houfe: bound
ed On one fde by Potomac creek, where
Is an excellent 6ihery, and abundance OF
wild fowl in the lcafon. This land will
b. fold altogether or 10 lots, as nay b f
l'uss the purchalcfs. Aay perfon detirocs
OF viewing il, viii be ihewn Bell Plains,
by applying 10 MIR. Cary Seldom who lives
convenient, and the Hickory Bottom traa
by Mr.. joan Sweeulan, who can ai!o
(hew I'll the lines.
II this land is not difpoftd Of by private
lale, it will be fet up TO the higheif bid
dr., at MIR Efes's tavern in Frederick
aate, on Friday the 9Th Day Of May next,
where plat viii be ihewn 10 shoie vine
Win to purchsie.
Two tairds Of the parchale money uuf
Sc paid down. Twelve months credit
will be given for The balance, OF giving
bond win approved lecuriFy, to bear ia
,erea frors The date. For other parlicu-
lars apply 10 the fubfcriber, who IS au-
tllorifed by the Devices TO bargain for
The fame.
Gauin Co7bin Tar5vv5lle.
King George County,, Doegg, die
April s, 1903
q. II, o,vao tor RAGS
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-09
April S.

PROPOSALS
Far Pu5kl5ing 62 Sa56e,iptios.
MODERN GEOGRAPHY.
A DESCRIPTION
OF THE
EXPIRES, KINGDOMS, STATES, AND
COLONIES,
WITH The
OCEANS, SEAS, AND ISLES,
IN ILL PsRGS OF TIE WoRLDs
Including The mott recent diitoveries and
political alterations, digetted On
a new plan.
BY IOHN PINKERTCN
THE ASTRONOMICAL INTRO
DUGTION
By THE REV. s VICE, A. M. F. z. S.
Ard plunlian plofefor OF astronomy, and
experimental phlloiophy, in the
Unigeri.y Of Cambridge.
WITH NUMEROUS MAPS,
Drawn under the direction, and with the
latelf Improvements, CT ATro@!miih,
and engraved = The BET artilts.
CONDITIONS.
The work will Dr comP.Ied in two oeavo
volumes, of about 500 pages each,
aud quarto Atlas, containing all the
Maps.
Ii will be printed on hne paper and new
type.
The p-ice to fubfcribers will be nine dol
lars, neatly bound ana eitered. Each
volume viii be delivered as ioon as H.
nihed, ana no money reqolred Until
the delivery.
It vii he put to prefs as foon as four hun
dred Gubicribers are obtained.
Thois gentlemen who may &c dehrcus Of
promoting the circulation Of tbs inPjr-
,ans work. nay have one copy gratis.
by procuring and accounting fof the
fu6|cription Of tx.
In order 10 produce an immediate encou-
ra2ement 70 the undertaking, the tun,
al which i,bicribess viii receive 'leir
books is coniiderahly unasr titat which
will be charged 10 roa tubfcribers
Subscribers received by RO-
BERT and JOHN CRAY,
King Street, where fpecimeR
Of the work may be leea.
Alex F49. IS d
Pg15l5aalg IN az as vai1s.y eGsz
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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-09
Notice

All perlons having claims a.
pinit the eaate of W1il5tam Tr9lett, Of
sound- Hill, deeeafed, are reqaeited 20,
wing them forward for adluanert and
pymsnt and all ,hoee indebted 70 the
s1a'e, are RESPECTFULLY called upon tomake
..slneoiate payment to rhe Executors
sAg their anxious win to clole all che
s.'0unis' and festic with the lsgatees as
hsn as poifble.
CHARLES c.llA LITTLE, 1 80.
SEQ. TRIPLETT, * f'Fs'
- ksssived ard tor Sac,
0'eet Oranges, Lemons, Lines
apd Cocoa Mats. dJs,
SieW boxes of excellent Havan-.
na SEGARS.
MAJ, ]. DYSON.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-09

Reacts, 1SeWlon aid Go.
Hqvs fsS SAX,
So boxes oe5arS,
oalcs Malli1s,
6 pipes old MADEIRA Wine,
s trei6's In,eads,
100 pieces Ban>aooes,
10 bs.es Cotton,
Trunk iow Pred Csllicoes,
q butts French Brandy,
90 boxes Soap ard Candles,
BOXES Wool and Cotton Cards,
60 kegs Tobacco lJamcs liysil
20 bis. Beet and Pork,
10 hhds. Sugar,
10 tons Swedlh Ton,
20 boxes Chocolate,
100 seams Wrapping Paper,
100 DO. Wrltios DO.
Frsnch and Nova Scotia Platter,
Lifbor and Turks l1land oaIf,
A large qaantity OF Bran to be iold We.
very cheap, II taken away foon.
they are giving Cath tor
Whrsl, Flour, Con, Rye and loba' co
April 2. q
A 3 E L w | L L | 5
Has jaye,eefiUed,
F'relh Lemons by the box,
Apples by the bl.
Freih l,iines,
SweetCider by the 81.
Ind q general 45gaytmTat s crofsr'4'.
March IL. Q
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-09

Agreeable to the Act Of II
corpotation, there will De held, at the
Alexandra ACADEMY on Moaday the l til
infant ar II o'cloak an Election for
thirteen Trui{ecs 5hola who are Untitled
TO vote viii pleaGc be Punttual in theis
attendance.
JACOB HOFFMAN,
Secretary.
G,r,! Il
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-09
l3ylo.lf ueauae.
On Tuesday,,

A,os'elsek, zuil be sold at rae geaaae
Store,
Rum in hogiheads and barrels.
Frepsh Brandy inpiPes,
Gin in pipes and bis.
Whiiksy and Apple Brandy in bis.
Sugar in hhds. fieroes and bis
Coffee in tierces and bags,
White and brown Soap in boxes,
Mould and dip'd Candles
Railins in kegs, boxes aud jars,
Figs in kegs and trails,
Queens Ware in crates,
FURNITURE, &c.
4 variety Of DRY GOODS,
Among which are,
Cloths, Coatings,
Kerieymeres, Dufils,
Plains and Kerfeys,
Negro Cossos, Sergss,
Elaficks, blue Ffiezes,
Cahmancces and Ruiiels,
Yarn Stockings,
ChiaIzes and Calicoes,
Iriih Linens, Siiella DO.
Platillas,
Ofnsburgs and Ticklenburgs,
Mullins and Muffin Hand'fs,
India MuGius ard Table Cloths
Bandanna Handkerchieis,
Silk Stockings,
Coloured Threads, Hats,
Plated C4ndleficks,
And fundry other Articles.
2P. 6. AlA2STELAE2.
April S.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-04-09
@aLes By aaatoa.
On WEDNESDAY,

On WEDNESDAY,
Il 10 a'eloc&, qUiiI Je aid at tbs yeu4a
Store, tie eorxsr If Kmg Gxd C4is
Srssts.
Rum in hhds. and barrels,
Whilkey in barrels,
Apple Brsady in barrels,
Gin IL caiks,
Wine in pipes and quarter cslks,
Molahes in hhds.
Sugar in hhds. and barrels,
White and brown Soap 10 boxes,
Coffee in caixs and bags,
Rai6ns in kegs and boxes,
Queens Wase, and
ALSO,
A variety Of DRY GOODS.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-10-19
Wheat Fajp g. Nove8 WlYe
MANUFACTORY.

No. = BRIDGE STREET, BALTIMORE
The fub(cs.be!s tturn iircsre hank 10 gheir
friends and culfomers tor paf avoys, md inform
them and th. public, stat they continue 10 mike
and have on hand, a geasral slofsmen, OF tie va
rious articles in their trade; among ahich are
wheat faGs, on the mof improved coafgctsion;
mill fcreens, rolling and Handing; fl kss TOR II.
dian meal, riddles and eyes for coal, corn, barley,
wheat, rye, oa.s, meal, gunpowder, fax, clover
and timothy feeds; wire: fAfes, woven wire fos
cellar and fpring houte windows, &c. Orders for
the above will be thaakfull, received and daily
attended to by .,a
Wet and Smith.
N. B. For the convenience Of cutoraers, Joftph
and John Trimble, No. IS. CheaPdde, ARE autho-
rlcd to receive and execute orders for
w. and S.
Sept, 10. iaw1t
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5altins,e, Ca. s, 1909
NEWBURYPoRT, October II.
Sad Dsaasx.

With regret we havesto record the loss of the
ghoOner Sally, captain George 'Rappal, of this
port, on Der passage frsn Guadaloupe. The
circumstances, from captain Rsppal's hand, ere as
follows Sailed from Point Petre 10th Sept.
bad pleasant passage till the 10th, Wien, on the
pght following that day ]; had gale of wind
hon S. E, sill IL O'clock, sndat ! o'clock the
Wind hauled 20 N. W. a feshbgeez-, close feefed
our sails; about & in the morning the mate
came down afad told me he could not free the
rnPs; we Immediately went to pumping and bail
ng, but the water gained So fast that it was
n0nup to the beams, and we saw that all our
Efforts wsnh prove of DO use--~ent to work to
get something into the bcats--shs settled fast,
sAi soon coated the long boat over the gunnel--
'De people Jumped into the boats, having got
@ns provisions and one coirpzss, l staid on board
ana took the sun, found we were IN lat. 81,
~, MI then had last time 70 JUMP into the
Ooas and she went down head foremost, (Septem
0s' slsh.) The gale moderated, but very heavy
xa' all our exertions were required TO keep the
S0a's above water thar night; the 2sth we
ssa me wind about the same but Light.
We continued rowing, night aua day, botf
o'4s 70 The Northwards nothing in sight bur the
|, su0py OF heaven, and the boisterous clement or
'nee we foated, ard the terror of death in ou'
a4ssS'aatons; on the 2o,hs.t was more moderate
sal rowing both boats at 10 the wind sprung
spA N. :. s blew hard, ~e had TO keep before
,o., WIND, and made IS miles scuthing on the
,, a We yet the small boat go, ard thar night we
,Hs.sad would be our last, il blowing hard and
r. ssasy sea, beng IN the guilt, and We we've al
,0.... Exhausted we continued sailing 10 the
\ hsa'a wind at S. S. E. and S. E. but very
Il. s yea death before our eyes continually, till
as.. 'n OF Oct. when TO our unspeakable Joy,
49,, a1s'ng been in the boat days, we es?yed
=. ABOUT Il o'clock. and bore for her, she i'm
belos 81 saw aud took Us on board, orr crew
bio h. ~ awe, and seven il number she was the
70 s',': slH capt. Ssu,hwek, from Boston bound
sbor, u0,e' then under close reefed topsaiis !;
D.m.,ss"0' nolFs after, spoke capt. M'Cobb, from
boar "a, bound to Boston, who took us on
- 40 iardea us in Portsmouth,.