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Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-29
DR.. HAHNs TRUE and GENUINE GER
MAN CORN PLASTER.

An infalIible remedy for corns, fpcedIly remov
ing them, root and branch. without giving pam.
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-08-29

&C. Sold likewiie BY s. Plea-
jants, Richmond /; Ro6 and Dop
glaf, Peteyfburg I; Z. Green, Ere
der1ck0 ygh; G. Pugdse, Smith
field; M. Jones, Safola; Dir.
Miller, Wsnchgfer; r. Green,
how, William 5arg; and +. Shav-
LeelDuyg.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
ualuns VI.

toward making a nayigafie canal through ire
Higbl'rd5 81 Seoaana t5on ga 70 Je- The sAtsur
is So miles, ao Of which are ocoupied By lakes of
a5f7Loma5t d.b$. The renairiog are 10 te. tzrea-
y tfa dep. and Of Proportiosabe breadth 70 that
6ibs ne has may pas from the Baltic to the Brit
iih channel, This viii obyilte Al tie dfi. niaes
Of going T6iod about by tie Shetland sad Orkney
Ties PaG .5e Of "a days in tie caim.a ve.th.
er. and which, in he windy f-aion. is rarely eTec-
ed il lefsthan ,hree months while By che gropof-
Cd Canal ths pafag3 IL the moG uufavorabl-
veither, vHl nor occupy mere ,han : days, ana
frequenel7 little. mere than half that period Itis
calculated, that the whole crp.ace of this Canal
viii not exceed the tf. faeained By fhipwrecls, ia
the prefent courfe Of navigation 10 Eve years.
fJGay -The whole tonnage Of Ii. nipp-ng
employed IA the year 1907, in both the Greca.
and and Southern whale fAsres, from London
Holl, WHISKY, Sunderland, Nsazcsale and other
ports Of Great Britain and Ireispd. was s47oI
tons ia rs ysfes, naVisaied bY 4o43 paeo,
The SwsiiA, as we'll as The seas.b herring FL.
ey, was nos 70 facee1sful ea year, As i. has bsea
for fome years preceding. n 1907, tie produce
f the herring fhery exported from the ports Of
Sweden, .eonlasd Of 85z,t5o co7, Of behring's in
brine 539' f77s e behring's luoke dried, snS
a4,4' cafks Of oil n 1903, Only 3iz,7o5 tons
Of herring in brine, and 9Ee4 cahSs Of OH wee *.
ported.
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C-sar9rg of IL uEsss &tasrs.
Waftrrtzr. NnruR nc.

K,4aiEgtsr, AggyR s, 1893.
Warar4s By an at Of consref., dased May 2.
1872, epsitisd 4 an az to provide for a coppes
coinage in lie fscond fe6ion hersorit Is oaaa-
ed.
That af,er the expiration Of tx calender n1on.t5
from the time when there !btll have beer paid aio
the realury, by the faid I'll saor (of TIE miafl II
cents and hdf GEMS, fun not efs than ify hcl.
faHd dollars, which time lAaM forthwith be a3louD-
ced By The treafurer, ii It Leaf two gazer-es CT
rswipap-rs, pu6liihed al the feat Of governmerc
OF ,h= United State for the time being, no coprec
coins or pieces wAa(oever--ezcept tie fad cents
and half cents, ihAll pals current as money, or
thall be paid OF Offered to be piid or received III
payment for any deSt, dersud, ciaim, r1stter az
thing whnfoever, and all copper coins or pieces
except the at cents aDJ half cenfs, which lhsll BE-
paid offered to hc paid .or receIred IN PzyGlenz
contrary The prohibition aforefa:3 fh4l be fer
fsitej, md every Perfoa By whom any of them
lhal have been 70 paid or offered 50 Be paid w re
ceived IN payment ihail alto forfeit tire G-n Of ter
dollars, and the laid forfeiture and penalty, hal
and may be recovered with cohs off3I;t for-the
benefit Of any Perfon perfons by whsra informs.
;on Of the uaurring thereof fhA have been given
ArP whereas il appears by the BOOKS Of tbs Of.
Csc, that more than 6fty houf4nd collars in cents
and half cents have been 70 paid into the ,resflry
now therefore, j. obedience 60 the faid az, do
hereby give public notice Of The came.
Tvs, T. TUCKER, zresarer qrfte
Laa.4 s.a...s
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

III IH1 YEAR OF Our. LORD. one TFOUSAND EtCEr
HUHDAEO AND THEEE.
ar Ga 20 csde the United States The jarifJiaon az
,raa sf landon Witches Iasua ~ P1aobicot Ba7,
for light houfe.
Sec !. BE Il GRATED 81 t5e Ce7afs q4s RauE s,~
Rcbr5snfatvs5 in General Cart gGsnJs4. AID ~ re
authority f f5s fame That there B., and there hee-
BY seeded TO the United St.tes of America, lhe
jurldi&ion Of ten acres Of land, on fuch Parr of
IN Hand called White bead Hand, II tic =nt ance
IF Penobicot Bay, as may be mo9 convenient and
flitable for the Purpole of.eFe2iag Il ghL.houte,
and deicfiPton thsfsofia wnIiag ikaiI be enter
ed ia the Regiary o. lie ds in the county Of
Lincoln.- Pr0vi5za bo1veg,r. thai iEthe Ead Ua;.
ted States, fAall neglect cr term of fcars yeas
from the date of this 6 zion 10 co LeAt-htufe,
on Lone part Of he faid ter acres, and at-s- tA-
fame hal Be ers9ed taAil negIe2 q keep the me
IN good repair, aud in coniion uiefult0 r1rirA-
ton, then Chis ceI9n NAL be VOID. ovid.d alo,
that this Commonwealth tea, AMI doh hereby 80
tam concurrent jnrfia ion wfh th- Ultei
States, in and over the fame ten-ac4es, ~ far ss
that Ell civil and c;imin4 PROCEEDS iIaed under
the authority of this Commonwealth, or ct aar
olEeeEs thereof, may be executed oa any part If
The iame zen acres eedsd IS afareiaii or Id any
buildings that may be e.e4sd thereon. in the fine
way and manner as if the juriidi61aa had al beea
eeyed a. afofefaid.
[dfprsvsd Ta7s 10, $50.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
foreign Grizzlies.

LONDON. WY s.

LONDON; JULY 5
Natissal tPirif.--The great objea of Bonaparte' $
tour TO the ecaa is to alcertain rot only the fate
OF the military force and the naval equipments,
but the lertiments Of ,he people with reipsd 70 an
invaGon of this eouotry. 1t was his original inten
ton 10 have viGted only the Belsic department..
but as foon as war was declared sga;nh England,
be altered his plan, and determined to Witt the
French, Dutch and Fiemiih parts fri The
fceeches of Pieis and Prefees are full of threats
againa England. The inftriptiOn. on iriumPha
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
ADDRESS

ADDRESS '-
TO TIE SHADE OF gToH7sov,
On tro1oasg bir 5 syb 54y 1t Eiasr, in ,rJg,r ir,
WHILE virgin sprisg by Eden, food,
Uotolds her teuder' mantle green,
of pranls the fod 10 froic mood,
Or tunes Eolan fraius betgeen:
While Sr~-er, with na,ron grace.
Retreats % Dryhurg's cooling fhade.
Ket oft, delighted, hoPs to trace
The progress Of the fpiky blade
While Astv~r, henefa0o1 kind
by Tweed ercas lis ages head.
And fees, With felf-approeing mind,
Each creature on his bounty fed:
While maniac Wsraer RACES Ger
The his where elsaic Yatrow fovss
Ronfngt the tcrbid torrents roar,
Or fwerping wild wane Of frows
So long, fzeet Pet .fs. Y.s,
Shall bloom that wreath thoa vel han Voc;
While Scotia, with ezultine .eas, .
Proc'aims that 75onsfs was her ION
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~CllLvu6nna


TIE ions of ihe late Do7or Cullen Of Edin
bargh we've diainguihed By very extraordinary
Saents, accompanied, however, by The moi excen
iric turns Of mind, and whimGc2l f5ncies. One Of
Them, We are not fue whether it may rot be the
prefent Lord Of SeHs0ns, was when d Einail boy
10 fn8ul4rly arch, and At tie fame .ime high
meted, that the DoaoE eould get little good OF
him. Is the Doaor corre1ed him, lie worried the
Doaor inre,urn. One day he committed forac
very I u offence, watch The Doaor refolved to
10 puni.h A friend who was prefent interpreted
and fAid, g DO Doaor forgive him this time, by
ny faith he's clever tIs fellow q Yes, rs ech
oed the boy achly1 am indee father clever liz.
tie icllo@.--@ Aye, Aye, fId tie Decor, then I'll
fes # cannot take away little of that clevernels
from you" So he ordered him up into garrett
room to be confined on bread. and water By
fome chance a cat vas locked up in the room With
him p what does lie Cd but he tears the fleets
into }Iings, makes long cord Of il, and having
faaened The CAT to ihs eud of it, Rood with the
windowoPe9 prepared for whar might happen. st
h.s ufua hour the Do3or returDed from vi.ng
hs patients. got out Of his fsdan hair, his hat &C
corIiog to cueom under his arm, and ais enormous
white, powdered wig, which would have covered
large Zee hive, ezPofsd t. view. Young Cullen
immediately let down the. cat, which catching hold
Of TIE Doaor's wig with bis elaus, held fat
The Doaor greatly alarmed, looked up, and TO
bis inhite chagrin asd amazement, beheld wig
ard cat Attending into The air, and his fon look
ing out and laughing All, you rafcal, exclaimed
The Doctor. is this yQsr doing : Yes, roared orr
The arch yOungaer, (whls the pafers BY fopped
il fuprize) yes, father, you threatened to deprive
rae of my clevernsfs, and i'll be hanged if have
not deprived you Of all yours. ,c
The above reminds Us Of az auscSote which We
heard related by an Iriih gentlemen, of wicked
young VIII 10 his country. His father one day Or,
deTed him to be iPPed, for the purPole Of eorrea-
ing hin wish greater efea-Which, after be had
done, he went away and returning in an hour
time, found to his great ahonifhment the boy aill
EriPped--On which, f.aring he would catch cold,
he deiired him to drefs hiufef, wont, faid the
boy, frrIily Put on your clothes directly, f4id The
father No, won't replied the BOY, they are
not mine (! they are yours After execution, the
the criminals clothes belong 20 The hsugman.
Charlton Cori-v.
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Tsoerrr.
Tor -HIs CARTE.

To2 7Hrs 5AzHTrE.
AR. JENKs-Faving FEN II late edition OF Thomp.
lsn Seaions, the following exquihtely beautiful lines
written BY The unfortunate BuRvs and rcced
CONNIE moration IF Thompfoas fame AZ Ednsr the place
OF h's nativity think they TAIL Of being acceptable
70 your readers. {. s.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

Grand CaHaL-A meafure il which the trade
and navigation Of this country are nealeuably ID
terelted. resolved lat GIT, The InoR wiling con-
crrrence Of a committee Of The Houfe Of Com
mons. On the motion Of Mr. Hawkins Browne,
10 the committee Of supply, ao.oo0l. was granted
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05
Commou@eagt5 Of q9aEacbuf,cts.

~ THE YEAR OF OUR LORD oNE THOUSAND EicEr
HUEBhED AND THEEE.
Jenks' Portland gazette. and Maine advertiser. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1803, 1803-09-05

[ dfpr5vsd fa5s 10, 1885, ]
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1803-11-26
THE PLOUGH MAN.
Fran the Balanes.
REssRs EDITORS,

REssRS EDITORS,
Political preceptors, otherwise called
demagogues, like every other evil, may,
if properly employed, be made to Yield
some advantage. The person who intends
to receive any benefit from them, should
pay the strictest attention to their precepts'
He should remember infinitely all the doc
trines and opinions advanced by them at
one time, and carefully compare them wltR
those contended for at another. The Po'
litician whose principles and sentiments az
all times, and under all circumstances, are
ever found perfectly consistent-whose OPP
Mons do not vary with every change OF al
ministration-who will not applaud "nel
in the majority, what be had condemns'
while belonging to the minority, who u
short, is the advocate of principles, not o.
men; and who has but one language, anu
that the language of his hearts h'HSS'
He is entitled to the respect, the esteem
and the support Of the independent ye0'
many. But the supple, trimming, az
commodating, sycophantic demaGogusi,
who changes his character, his conduct aDu
his language, as often as a stage PLAYER
who sticks 70 his mqn, even though MS mM
should neglect to stick to prlnclPls-'S a. :.
honest and ought to be desPIsed anu
voided. It behoves every man, therefore
who is in pursuit of truth and Information
to attend particularly to every syllable l'a'
falls from the lips Of political preceP'olIr-
Let him observe whether they always SPsS 1h
one language, whether they always . ls,r
alike, and tell one straight story wneuit'
they adhere to one uniform set OF PFln.;
pies; whether their opinions OF any Pa.JJ
cular measures are the same under one AZ
ministration, as under another; or W.T.
ther, on the contrary, something nv is-o.
fce-seeking has not induced them un;l form.
X to condemn one set Of men and uniloI%
ly to applaud another set OF men, WIN"
regarding their conduct. ,.;;r..
ia man tells us, during one adlii .El.
tration, that law which prevents nInn
Gus lying is unconstitutional ana ly, r6;ch
cal; and, during another, that a law J veal s.jr Z
prevents the telling oftrnth IS Just ap'
tary letus avoid and desrise him, oops
ia man tells US, at one time, ''i"
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CooRing Trade.

There is considerable coasting trade from
Pensacola, Mobile, and the Creeks and Rivers
falling into, and in tie neigbbourhood of Lake
ponclartfain, from whence Neg Orleans is sup
Piled with ship timber, charcoal, lime, pitch, and
tar, and partly with cattle, and tie places before
named are supplied with articles forcign growth
and produce in the same way from New Orleans
The vessels employed are sIoops and schooueFs.
sone of which are half decked, frem eighr TO
fifty tons five hundred OF winch, including their
repeated voyages, and 10 gallics and gun boats
entered the Bayou St. Jean last year. There IS
likewise small ooasting trade between the Ata-
cabas and Opelousas, and New Orleans, by way
of the Ballze, which would much increase, il
there was any encouragement given by govern
ment, to clear away few obstru6tions, chiefly
caused by fallen timber, in the small rivers and
creeks leading TO them.
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hort FOLIO.

90
~ TIL E Patrons ofthe PoRr Fo-
1lo, aad The puplic generally are IN
formed, that on the hrit day Of Ianua-
~ next, the publication Of the fourth
volume Will commence.
Tie friends to this establishment
will plea!e recolleet, that one ofthe mott
neeeaary stipuIations is the paymentof
che years subscription, Fac Dollars
III advance.
Subscriptions or arrearages viii be
thankfully received for the Editor, by
the Editosof the Alexandra Advertll-
sr, who is his agent in this place.
- The Gentlemen of Alexandria
are requested to meet at Gadsby's
Tavern tomorrow evening at O.
clock, for the purpose of choosing
Managers and making necessary ar
engagements, for the Dancing Assem-
.blies this winter.
Friday, NoUsasbsr IS.
fa- The Aoniverfsry Meeting Of the ST. An
Dasw's SOCIETY,", will be he'd al 'Gadiby's Ia
yefn, on Wedneiday the goth inf. at 10 O'Clock,
4 M. Dinner On the Table at o'clock.
BY 0rdsr Of he P,sfatat,
Nov. "a
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Making together, 4,658,ooo

The duty Of SIX per cent. ought alone to
produce the gross sum of two hundred Sc
venty-nine thousand four hundred and
eighty dollars, and that the difference be-
tween that sum and It's actual nett produce,
arises partly from the imperfect tariff by
which the value of merchandise is ascertain
ed, but principally from the smuggling,
which is openly countenanced by most OF
the revenue officers.
Man4fat74rs.
There ere but few domeitic manufactures. The
Acad;ans manufacture little cotton into quilts
and cottonades; and in the remote parts or the
/ Proylnce the poorer planters fpn and weave fome
negro cloths Of cotton and wool mixed. There
is one machine far (pinning cotton in tie parh
OF Iberyile, ard another in the OpeIoufas; but
they 90 little or nothing. In the city, befides
! the trades which are absolutely neceTary, there
is comfortable manufacture of cordage, and
iome fmal ones of fhot and hair-powder. There
are likewfe in, and within few leagues of the
town, twelve difleries for making taffia, which
arefaid TO diRil annually very Comfortable guam
titY and one fpgar refinery, faid to make about
700, 900 pounds of loaf iugar.
! Navigafiou employed in The Trade Of the Pro.
! In the year 1902, there entered the Mssissp-
( ri two hundred and sixty.cight vessels of all de-
scriptions, eighteen of which were public armed
vessels, and the remainder merchantmen, as fol-
lows viz
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!, AS eol','ae es--re-sv-s --------....yS.say Ia
ballast, and thar of the public arme5 Hips, are
not included in the fo.egoing accooavl these lat.
ter carried away masts, ya;ds, spas pitch, tai,
sc. at least a thousand tons.
In the first six months Of thl present year,
there entered tie Mississippi ~ sa'l, Of all ma
tons four of which were public Armed vessels viz.
not enumerated.
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lowing amounts, in the several years pre-
fixed:
In f7e9 to the value of 5o7,f32
1900 9o4,322
1901 956,635
1902 1,Oo6,214
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Loo or MaGaad.

A NOTE CT HAND, drawn by the late
Mr.. KENNETH MATHEsoN, in the name OF
Isaac SKINNER, and CO. dated Apgue 19,
l8o3, payable ix months after date, IN favos o.
the siablcribtr, and by hin indorfed for THEE
HUNDRED AND NINETY one Dollars, nego-
ciahis in TIC Bank OF Alexandra. Iheie are +
forwarn all peissns from taking an ailgnnear o.
aid NOTE, as paymsnt IS ifopt,
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Nov. "a. d3tS
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Freaeb.

Of the number Of American vessels, twenty
three ships, twenty FIVE briggs, nineteen schooners,
and FIVE soops came in ballast, the remainder were
wholly Or in part laden.
Five Spanish ships and seven schooners came
in ballast. The united tonnage of all the ship
ping that entered the river, exclusive of the pub
lie armed vessels, was 33,725 register tons.
Ia tie same year there sailed from the Missis-
einni t,un ll1nd red and si,,ts G. W. sail Viz
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In 1899 to the value OF 5o7137
1900 9O4,322
1901 956,635
1902 1,oo6,214
According to thesam authority, which
makes the total Of the exports to a
mount to 2,158,ooo dollars in the ports,
in merchandise, plantation utensils, slaves,
sc. amount to two and an half mil
Lions, the difference being made upby the
money introduced by the government, to
pay the expences Of governing and protect
ing the colony.
According to the returns in the treasury
of the United States, exports have been
made to Louisiana and the Floridas, to the
following amount in the years per6xed
In 1799 to the value of
3,o56, 1853 in foreign articles.
Az, 1924 In domestic do.
Dollars a,5o4,o92
r 1900 1875, 127 in foreign articles.
An iooo 24O,662 in domestic do.
Dollars 2,o35,7s9
In 1901 1s7,soa in domestic do.
Dollars 1,9o7,99S
1000 1864 900 in foreign articles.
III iooS .17O.11O in domesticdo.
Dollars 1,224,71o
It is to be observed that ifthe total OF the
imports and exports into and from those
provinces (of which the two florldas are
but very unimportant part, with respect
to both, be as above supposed, VIZ
Imports, 100000 dollars
Exports, 2,15s,ooo
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7atnaS CraueR,
Has ju received ana is new psniiig at his fore II
.King-street a few doors ssoye MefIFs. BENNETT
and Watts's. handiome aaofsfhent of
Fall and Wa1lter Goods,

Confaing d fapsrGne broad cloths, and ca6
mcrcs, coating, totsa cloth, ksriey, ord half
thiks aFipeli and rofc blankets :rizes, aanrels.
toil,nest and fwarf1owos, Ruiiia meeting, ravens
anSk, dowlas, cgeas ard tickleohnrgs, brown and
white piatiilas, Lin linen, long lawn and fins
cotton lhirurg, an eiegans adasment OF cambrie
mullins, ahiye AMI coicured fac India null null
andfps do fshiooable thinsz and cslicoes, inr-
nitufe de- ladies extra long cotton gloves, French
and Engliln SIX pick nick, & lace do GA fattio
Rripe and fancy bordered eambric Gswls, white
snd colaored camel ta;r do patent iewng cotton
threads, laccs. bobbin, &c. SC. The above goods
viii he d,ipolel of onths ulual terms for cah.
Nov. II.
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2,158,ooo

According to official returns in the trea-
.sury of the United States, there were i'm
ported into our territory from Louisiana
and the Floridas, merchandise to the fol-
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NEW STORE,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL

WHOLESALE and RETAIL.
The fnbienber relsess,o,iy informs the public,
thar he has opened fore at M. Cunningham's, IN
Nins frest. oapofite tie Wilmington Tavern,
where he intends 70 ieil, on she lowea terms, the
FOLLOWING Goods,
for the mott part imported by hlmfelf this fall I:
FirIf and iccond Broadcloths. CAT
fnsres, coa,irgs, maps Of the newstt and mott IA
hionable colours, f,psrfne and fscond London
mems and chil1rens' hats, fix Bookings OF all
kinds, Iriih linen ofthe very huef fort, cambria
end cambria mullins, gold and FLYER watches, 9
variety ofvelvets and worried hofirry, fuiPendeIs,
1azors.. &c. sc. TIL: Vim. PAIRO.
Navember IS.
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SIX Dollars Reward.

STRAYED away on the z4th 5f AuguR laf 5
TWO COWS, one afSnall red Cowwith white
r,ark on her right thsgh, fnall Nip on tbs
fleuider and forehead. cropped in both ears ant a
ilst in the left. alu horns: The othesss bTown
Cow, nsarly of the Zane ize, with a crop in each
car, white belly zod feet. Any perfon taking
then up and f.euTing hen, ihall receive the
above reward, by applying to
CHARLES NIANKINS.
Nov. n. al
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FOR SALE,

A likely. healthy. young Negro Man of IN
,excepsio'able character. Apply TO the Printer.
Nov. 5. d
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AN ACCOUNT er
Il O III i s. i "a N A,

Peisg an abstract Of documents IN tie Offices
q the Departments Of State and Of use
Treasury
[coNcLuDED.
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In The same six months there sailed from the
Mississippi one hundred and fF.y six vessels
viz
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1803-01-26

notice ths grand inc;jeTt il Buffers face
tious exhibition, as prcciiely Ire fame with
that which is fad 20 have one betallsathe
gneit O sr ]ahn Shore.
m2ngtea az HaSls- Ba4In.'
The reader will inianSiy recolleet Cal
lenders accom- Of Duane mounted or
Calcut.a- pole. : AfIazel, Bavm' means
nothing tus the kind OF flick, On which
the knight IN tlu3ioras is reprelensed - te,
Tie lareeif bonfire riding The pole
on which Duane was carried by the indian.
porters may, for aaghr we know, have
been OF the very fame fluff and quality.
It is tsus he elcaped in this world the fame
fiery deltinaEion and infead Of being.
roaaed' as his great namefake was, he
larvised his triuapsal march at Calcutta
perhaps though only for more exalted
end. We had nearly torgor to meution
thai this whole lcene in Hudibras with all
It's ludicrors particulars is very diverting-
ly diiplayed, in London Edition, 10 a
cut dsfgned aod executed by Hogarth him
felf. We recommend it 10 the man Of
-orollaries' to examine, il he can find
any lkenets between the principal figure
of the piece and his own looks on ju{t fuci
an occaiion. If he would take the picture
out of the book & hang il up 10 my kegJr'
at Walhineson, il would not only be high
fervehim ioretrsce in fancy perhaps the
Inof intereaing adventure Of his earlier
days, AS a precious memento OF the
moving accidents and -oresath
'icapes' Mr.. Dunn has experienced, il
would no 6oubf be alfo highly entertain
ing tohis mott loving ard beloved I2gne-
factor Pseddenr IeFerlon.
Frr9syitktoqug HsrQ!d.