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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-30
ANTWERP August 10.

Never were the works Of our arsenal in
greater activity than at this moment. The
number of ships of the line which are on the
stocks is eight, to wit; ie Charlemagae,
rAnversois, lie Duguesc'in, lie Commerce
dc Lyon, le These. lie Cesar, PAudacieux
aud PJllussre. Besides these, new ship
of the line, lie Dalmate, has been laid on
the stocks in the room OF the friga.e lie Ca
roline, launched on the emperor's birth
day, so that no time has beenlss.. Some
more men of war are ordered, which will
make Antwerp a port as important upon
the score of trade as upon that of the ma
Wy.
A hundred Neapolitan prisoners of war
are shortly expected here, to work at the
terraeesand in deepening the basons.
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FROM Il LONDON PIPER.

= every subject respecting thc improves
meos OF the state Of oar merchant scam-n,
should be regarded BY our political govern
ors il yoa deem the following ohserya-
lions, ca the necessity OF determining nc
seasoythicess of every merchant weasel,
before she is permitted 10 proceed 70 sea,
worthy place 10 your Fabrication The az.
tsnsion OF many thousands amongst whom
ycur work is circulated m,ay b. drawn to a
subject of the highest national importance.
AS the progress Of ali Improvement is o.'ee
guided aud determined By The variety Il
human intellscl IL will necessarily follow,
that many preiudices in the n'lnds OF mra
must be overcome, ere the gene5sl adope
ton Of any plan, hsweVer self.esid1ntiy
useful, car be effected Of these prejudice
as there are none Ecrc powerful than 'E'oss
which are swayed by interest. Since IN:
shipping interest have IN great degree,
changed hands from the merchant owneTs,
and now are divided through variety 81
shares amongst men, whose occupations afe.
connected with means OF the equipment OF
ships; each having his own individus. pro-
FIJI oet Of the articles he deals IN and TIC.
ahare the produce OF the seamaN's lite OF
toll aud danger their safety and comforts
are liable to Be ne elected in manner high.
ly prejudicial 10 the general interests OF the
country. To evince this, shall relate al
instance which came TO my knowledge, 10
my attendance in oae Of cur courts OF JUS
tee which have been in the haolt ot tre-
Quen;ing in order 10 leara cur SYSTEM ii
maritime jurisprudence, as exhibited IN Gus
civil courts aud it has greatly exsled ny
surprize tina, causes in sea affairs should b..
determined by juries OF lsndsnsn, whsh
the court Of admiralty, where the bre'hre:
of The Trinity house may be summoned,
is more compe,en, court IN the epinioa
Of many we'll yersed in the Jurisprudence
of the country.
A cause was trying before lord Ellenbo.
rough in Cuildhali in 1905, which related
TO the sea-worthiness Of ship called The
Flora, and which meesiug with gale OF
wind, in her passage from Honduras with
cargo of Mahogany, was Obliged to put
into Charleston where she was found 80
rotten and defective, as 10 sell Tor only $50
dollars, and was sunk in marsh tar
dock. In the course of tbs trial It was
proved that her tnbers were all SO bad,
that in the opinion Of the ship-bullders
who were examined, i, was surprising how
she lived at sea; and tina: this could not
have arisen from any violence of the storm,
but from having been sens TO sea in COO.
| disiou not sea worthy: and thus the insur-
, ance, believe, was lost: had the gale IN
creased, the ship il all probability would
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!: have tcundered, and the Grey never mofe
been heard Of. Who would have aveng'
ed the sacrifice Of 50 many valuable lives
q, the shrine of avaricious commercial sPe'
cula.lons? was sorry TO observe 10 the
course of the trial, that when both the
plaintiffs and defendants counsel admitted
that the master Of the ship was IN court
thai although "they'' refused TO examine
him, the judgs or forsmaa OF the jury had
not insisted Oh his being called on in evil
dence, as I had reason to Imagine many
important facts would have been clucidased.
Are seamen's lives like the public money,
of so little value! The suggestion lmme-
diately occurred 10 my mind OF the ae-
cessisy there is of having an establishment
at every principal seaport in the empire, OF
navel officers; to Judge and determine 90
The sea worlhiness, stores, sails, rigging,
and provisions of every ship and vessel
leaving port; so that no ships company
might again suffer, as many have done,
unheard Of misery from such Success.
How many ships have foupdersd at ssa,S
crews of hardy ssameu been buried in the
deep from similar causes The East In.
dia Company deem it necessary to have
surveyors to Judge ofthe state Ut their ships
ere they are sent 10 sea; tor are they snt.
fcred TO perform more than certain num-
Der of voyages surely every department.
Of merchant shipping ought to be under ii.
mia. regulations. the list of shipa
wrecked and totally lost, with their crews
during the last ten years were examined,
aud enquiry made n,o The causes, apPre-
bend very many instances would bs adduc.
edo avsrice and depsavityi which would
show how great the necessity is, OF curling
chem by the establishments now recoaa.
mend 10 the attention Of the Legislature.
shall yeci,e another circumstance to en-
force rhis argument. In a convoy which
laft the West Indies some time pass, was
a ship which fox the sake Of The owners
feelings forbear TO name, which had bu.
ried her captain and lost several Of her
crew by the fatal yellow fever she was so
badly found 10 provisions, thai In the
course OF her passage hone, tie crew
we're reduced to very great distress soue
ct the humane sad worthy commanders IN
the trade, who kHew hes wants kindly pro.
sered the chief masc who lad become
commander supply Of provisions. Hs
efu=ed ;he kind eHer PROBABLY uodzr ;he
idea- of negotiating himself sith ais own
ers, and securing The comGsad nexs soy.
age by saving g saoh al unnecessary eI-
psnse." These are solitary instances OF
4epravity, which for The hoDer ofr1y coun-
try, | wish it was not il my power 70 pro-
suce more Of"
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS,

FROM P.fRIS P.lPERS,
TO THE 7TH OF SEPTEMBER, RECEIVED AT
THE OFFICE OF THE PHILADELPHIA REGIS
TER, BY THE SHIP OCEAN, CAPTAIN CIR
DON, IN 81 DAYS FROM BORDEAUX.
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Tbs following article upon the subject Of
an invasion of England by France, e
eo,;-d from the Westminster Journal OF
Iuly 81, 1889. + may afford some a.
musemeas TO compare what was fnongns
aud sai,, about an iagasion at that period
Win what las been shoughs aud said up.
on the sans subject for the last three
years. [U S Gazette
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NOTES.

|. The Poh-MaRer- General may expedite the
mails and alter the times of arrival and departure at
any time during the continuance of the contracts he
ibPuating an adequate compensation for any extra
expenfe that may be occaioned thereby.
2. Fifteen minutes fhal be allowed for opening &
clolng the mails all Offices where 10 particular
time is fpeccihed.
s. For every thirty minutes delay unavoidable
accidents exeepted in arriving after the time pre-
fcribed in any conrae, the contractor lhall forfeit
one dollar aud if the delay continues until the de-
parture Of any depending mall whereby the mails def
tined for iueh depending mail lofe trip, an adj
ditional forfeiture of five dollars fha be incurred
4. NEWSPAPERS well as letters are TO be fent in
the mail and if any perfon making propofas defres
to carry newspapers others than thofe conveyed in
the mall for his own enlolument, he NUT Gate in his
propoials for what fun he will carry with the e.
monument, and for what FUN without that smolu-
ment.
s. Should any perfon making propoials deiire an
alteration of the times Of arrival and departure above
Peefed, be mu Aate in his propolas the alteration
deGred, and the difference they will make in the
terms Of the contract.
Rate their prices by the year. Thofs who eontrsa
guR, November, February and May, in one month
after the expiration Of each quarter
Z. No other than free white perfon liaI be EN-.
Ployed to convey the mad.
q. Whsrs the proPolsr Intends 70 convey the MAJ
ia the body Of Rage carriages he delirsd to Gate
in his propolals.
9. The Pof- Mater General reierves to h;nf.l
J the right Of declaring any contract end when.
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NEGROES FOR sALE-oN CREDIT.

Will be Poftively fold, to the highefi bidder, on
credit Of twelve months, on Tuefday the ixth day
ofJanuary next, at the Tavern of John r. Brewer,
in this town,
II ME- SHAPES belonging 10 he saats IF H,aN;rm
Cole, dse4-.cbe acre GS-ersed to t. (sSd on tn
1870 etbis month bEt rcbih ai1 ssis Place. b.
eag from the ineeen:y sfte 7gsa,5.y ibs exeye led.
ne5 Of fbe -eadi and difficulty 81 Ayapeii.g. 10 szv PER-
jo"' attended at efpeaied, that fb H<sivss
dser'ed aie i~preps.-Tb S!Ives senf Of men, eco.
men, 6:ys and gill. t-reaty-e;s ia nrm6sr, vssy
likely and valuable, and believed Be az svsN ds ar d
ny gaves i" tbs country. There azsozg i6es vsr~s
0fy ont 0ndiAeiy and aeegGosd to ia5ssr
!" tie fea Jams ha~dSme boys ondg-l, good 4uessorv,
good ricse-drice,, young }soqv 4y5e bas ben
working fame time nude, black nh5--a good eoss,
fzeo good snd ,oaer OtraI ether eo,d Bop
rvnnf, Bsnds roitb aaproved eHrity willie Isqui,sd
etbe fHrebs,s, to bea, infe, from tie date. Bat he @
fersf TO DC remittei if tie prnafai be punleuaiy S-
and tie tondi TO he executed koys any e!be aos, qn {s
delivered, the ale eonfdered valid. For ns6 of s
Eavts (perhaps for ally Gaountfo TIE asacuaf If ,bs
eurebss SoW be asscsd eredsrs ba4iae ugessxi! al
bOndi agaiaf The aGsfe.
D-AT'ZD ROBERTSON, =
Surviving executor of William Cole, deed.
Peit,f5,g, Des. d.. fss
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peeabe Gate Of defence. Difcult as the defence Of
!, naturally is there is determination to proceed
with defenive works, until all realonable demands
fha be fatis6ed.
ale is meditated to fnifh Fort Jay with fold ar
ehi,eaure that will endure as long as the bale on
which it aands. A battery will be neceHiry on the
South Point, to command Butter Milk channel. A
ttrong work is u,editated by making ground at the
extremity OF Manhattan, near the Flag Staff. The
Narrows will then be defended by battery at Sig
nal hill. and cattle or tower according to Monta-
iembert's plan, upcn the middle hoal. Between
thefe two the chain or boom of Mr.. Archibald Ro-
bertion may be extended, and gun boats and
block hips may be employed to defend the
whole
The attention Of government IS turned 20 New
York and by moderate but Ready Heps. rhe city &
harhor will be pv, into respectable Care of defence,
without any tax upon the city, the Rate. The
funds will be furnhed of the national trcafury.
But our citizens mua he moderate, and not expect
well deGgned and durable iiruSares to fpring up in
hurry.
Z" p. s. In few days, repor, will he made to con-
grcfs IN favor OF as large appropriation of money
for works of defence the iccretary Of war AXIS"
Com. Hdv.
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There are alto twenty-five cities, in hiel are
more than 10000, but not exceeding $1,000 nhabi-
tants in each.
The vineyards in France are Ra,ed to produce
annually 49,, 100000 gallons of wine of different
qualities and prices The beR oil is produced in
Languedock, and the beit honey in Narbonne. The
hrit mulberry trees in France planted by Fran
els Francat in 1864, to whom the northern depart
ments of that country indebted for their fix ma
nufa9ure
a plantation OF indigo mas been eiiabiiihed in the
department of Vauclaie, elfate belonging to M
Icard de Batagni. From the refult of this expert
nent, tappears that this plant may be naturalzed in
that part Of the South of France
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Bp antborirn.
AN ACT


To Oyprnd tie operation Of an a6, i1tisnied +" I'm
al to prohibit the importation ofeertaia goods,
aoareS and msrebandije," and to rsmjtfbs pc
naitie5 incurred Under fbe Iame.
DE HaSsi5y tie SENATE and HsgIs + Rebr1tnfa-
ID hVG Of he United Stafei Of dmoiea, liz Ge4grcG
e6sLied, That the operation Of the se palIed on tire
eighteenth day Of April laR, intituled I" An act TO
prohibit the Importation Of certain goods, wares and
merchandise" be- and the fame hereby is fufpended
until the fra day Of July next.
See. 2. dndbsb fprfber eaat7rS, That all penalties
fines and forfei,ures which may have been incurred
by virtue Of the provi6ons Of the aforefad a be- and
the fame ht'eby are, respectively RENTED, on pay
meat, by the parties by whon fuch penalty, fine or
forfeiture may have been incurred or may accrue be-
fore notice sfthis sa fa have been received by the
attornes of the fsgeral dnrias Of the United
States.
Sec. 9. IHd beh fSsfBsr saat7e4 That the Prefdent
Of the United States, and he is hereby authorized fur
ther upcnd the operation Of the aorefad a If in
his judgment the public intereR mould require il
P,svitS, That lueh ldpeDGon fhall not extend be-
You'd the Geeond Monday in December next
NATHL. MACON,
Speaker Of TIE Houie Of Representative,
! GEO. CLINTON
Vioe.Prsfdent 6 the United States, aud Preideut Of
the Senate.
| December 10th, 1906.
AprSoYtp,
TIL JEFFERSON.
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GLEAN[NGS
FROM LATE. LoNsoN FArzRs.
LONDON, Oa. "a.


Many attempts have been made, with alternate
iuoeeIs and disappointment, to improve the means Of
varying the temperature of the atmofphere in our
boules and it is well known that the routing Enplifh
fire is the topic of ridioule and contempt a.
nrong Northern neighbors, who prefer the itove
sothe broad chimney and glowing combuflibles, 70
indicative Of Britifh hofpitaity IL mua be eonfeG
ed that our partial adherence to ancient eunom in
preference to modern ingenuity, is not always julif-
able. The Swedes were the firh that diicovered lin
t766) the method Of animstng the fame by conceal
ed tubes, which gave alto the additional advantage
of conveying away the noxioas vapour with which
all materials for domeaic burning are nipregnated
eontrivance may be liable, they have been all OLIVIA
ted by the dltovery OF perfon Of the name Of OH
vER, whole invention has been laid before the Ma
tiOnai iaaitu;e Of Paris, by Mr. Guiton.
The Caiori|tre Quch il the name il has recei-
yed) poneges the following recommendations
!. The tube of the chimney gredUeible 10 70 FINAL
men, is impoiIibe.
q. This apparatus bsrns the eombuGibles introdu-
eed Into il without waite, TO an impasabs powder,
or pgrfea ah.
8. It emitS all the heat into the room, wrhout adj
hitting any portion Of il uielefsly to eicape.
q. The hsa, is capable of being regulated to any
degree Of the thermometer required
5. a very lmall qoantity of wood is fsfieient 10
warm large apartment for ~ hours
g. The hFe is always viiible to every psron IN III.
room,
2. The chimney is capable of receiving al tbe
embellishments Which wealth can luppIy, Or art con
tive,
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FOR SALE.
Nov. 22.

TgNEE LOT and HOUSES whereon 7sSs Eamh
I ton, Efq. the Brth Conful, refides OH it are
three tory Dwelling Houfe an Office ADD Kitchen
and other neceGary Houies for family vGe We'll Of
good Water, newly fitted and Garden lately pailsd
in, Ware Houfe and Cellar under il the remains
Of a Wharf, which will make good foundation to
build on with all the privileges Of lots ftuaed on
the river, Of extending wharf
Atso--27l4 Acres of well Numbered LAND, witt,
good Fiihery Woughby's Bay, taking in the
mouth and part of Ma(ons Creek, where the beft os
Oyners and Fir can be conveniently taken,
ALso--A LOT 10 Sn1ith6ed between Mrs Pur,
diesand Captain Todd's lots~-For terms apply to
THOMAS NEWTON,
ApgUf a. IFS
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MdRSHAL'S SHLES.

Ey Diriae Of a decree eyt6e Court Of tbs Uritra
States for tire Jijib eircuit in The Virg;a:.s aic
fri3f, prOn0aleea at tie &aG term, 1906.
John SOmer.iN, Pr.
agaiHR
David RGjj. DIFF.
WILL be field to tbe bigbtR bidder. .fs,. yc.rgy
W msorey, ia mneb efa TRACT of.L IND.
ls'%g on fansei Riprr, III the eo..nty Of Cbeeer-
fed, aaa eocm0niy called and kaosYn ~ tie
n4'ne IF IRE Fails Plantation, ar svW raie lie
/iSn q sveA hundred and :Svsnfy-Ge GolIais aud
thirty: jsT'en ccntt, and tie CATS. TIE fsle qriX
be Rad on s6s IpTe'nJes on fbe 2o!Aaay or yansa-
~ 1907.
JOSEPH SCcgT, VI. =. D..
Dee. Is.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE FIRM OF
LESUEUR g SAUNDERS,
Inform their Jiiends and tie fubGc, that t5s,
qciH continue tbe COMMISSION buGarjJ, late.
" dane by c. q T. Saunders. Tbey broo,iie'
tie PriFe9 attention TO tie intersR5 Of thar
Sp60 may faOor drm qeitb c01GgHmenfJ.
1bty are ezo yfeeiOing gai aad esf.zfve
IF GROCERIES, evJisb zvM be ofcyeS "a, Els.
FVb0leaie and Retail, 5e ierusf ssraas aud eyaaI
ereait, an f6s ors lately oeeypied by AfsG;J. ass
MKf~sie q Co. eaasf'esIt Purdue Q es Of lIzsg;s.
Pregfy y 17OnSaysa1ssng 49Lieb a,s tie faiszvigy
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E TO RENT,

HE TO RENT,
4 HE TENGI1E Mt on Tx Main Strset, at s,s.
In! IA tie aiisn Of Mr. DaOia Ha,-iek Enqna.
IF CHARLES SPENCER.
~ no bar for loie, a9e,y general e9cy.m.~. e Car
Pl":t' 6Inf!iAsis Taets If exeel'sn. qualify, Jss-;
1"na"t, Pan"si, Hand nbe, cregint and NH Sa,,s,
gfrofrod Cf SEED, Sir T4pine ard Elseys1e fur Of
1'zsd1'a-'egsfber svi6 great yar;.ty IF auGts srbi.6
zUN6e jsLd cary ioss.
Dee. e5. e.,,e.,
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YER tArss failures happen whi>h AIT TO .i~ ia Il
trip each.
10. The con.raas for the shoye routes are 70 be
operation on the frR day of April aext, and are to
continue in force for tws years.
GIDEON GRANGER,
PeR-algqsr General.
CENTRAL Posr.OrrIef,
Wai6ingion City, Nov. Is, 1906
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SE.5.-" Wanderer whittier dot thou roam.
Weary Wanderer, old and greyI
Wherefcrs hait thou left thine home,
Iu the iunfet ofthy day p
Wani.--a In the funfet of my day,
Stranger, have loft my home
Weary, wandering, old, and gray,
Therefore, therefore, do roam.
Here mine arms 4 wife enfold,
Painting in their weak embrace;
There my daughters charms behold,
whitening in tkat widow'd face.
Thefe her infan,s-Oh their Sire,
Worthy of the race of TELL,
In the battles ferceft fire,
In his countrys battle--fell!"
SIP" Switzerland, then, gave thee birth p
Wsnd.-" Ay,--'twas Switzerland of yere:
But, degraded fpot Of earth,
Thou art Switzerland no mere
"O'er thy mountains funk in blood,
Are the waves of ruin hurld,
Like the waters of the food,
Rolling rounda buried world"
SbsS.-" Yet will time the deuge iop;
Then may Switzerland be bleh;
On St. Goihard's hoary top,
Shall the Ark of Freedom, reG."
WanA-" No !-Irreparably lot,
On the day that made US 1aves,
freedoms Ark, tenpens ton,
Founder'd in the fwallowing waves"
Strip" Welcome, Wanderer, q. thou art,
All my blefiings to par,ake;
Yet, thrice welcome 20 my heat,
For thine injured country's fake.
On the wsnern hills afar,
Evening fingers with delight,
While me views her favori;e fisr,
Frightening on the brow Of night"
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SALE OF SHARES

~ THE RICHMOND TUSEPfKE COMPANY.
IA fnjaante sra RsiHiioA ,.fbs P,sfdaf and DIRE,
tors # ale Risb1'ead TrabHs Coo5 aay pegsdaf beir
Ssfsfi@g LfI ef EG7Vard HqLo~B Ts0e,a, ~ he Cify
# Risba"o,j, on he IcA day Of fbis mqnfk
M Ill be fold at Auction, at tie Esgle-Tavern,
w in the faid City, on the 18th day of next
month, ali SHARES belonging to delinquent Stock
hoasrs u Ile laid Company.
N. SHEPPARD, T,esls,q.
December IS. tdf
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

yENHE COPARTNERSHIP C G. and r. ssus.
4 ders, isdiflolved by mutual tc-:lent. All deb,
due by the concern will be adjuited and paid by lie.
fueur and Saunders, who alone authorized 70 fsts
lie all claims due to and by the
c. II. SAUNDERS,
TARLTON SAUNDERS,
N. b. Thofe indebted are requened to make ss.
mediate payment further indulgence can be Ga,
ven.
LEsUEUR, & SAUNDERS
Nov. 22. If
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f0fjfes'iss Of Nt=0-1rs,i.

ESfra9 Of q iaio /,e01 Wey5iggf" City,
have from the feeretary Of war, the mon fold
snrasce that the capital Of your rate and the COM
s>,r,isl frocrfp g. the na.ion Gsah be Tpt N ref.
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DROWN SUGAR Of
- hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto.
Ben Green Coffee,
Salt i'll Sacks,
MolaGts and Treacle,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Port, Sherry <
Malaga Wine,
Freh Mufcatel Raifins &
Currants,
Soft She!led Almonds,
CoPperas,
Saltpetre,
Englin, F F Cunpowder,
Patent Shot, well anorted,
Hibbert's Grown Stout
and Porter,
Ben 5panih Ssgars,
Caldwell, Frafure e Cos
Superfne Chocolate,
New-York Candies and
Soap,
Spermacet,i Candles,
JOf
c. |
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LATE FRENCH PATENTS.

LATE FRENCH PATENTS.
a Patent for fifteen years, to Francis Rocht, of
Bordeaux for improvements in the contribution Of
whale boats and other light vefIels.
A patent to M. seguin, for 1--WE years, for lamp
with double current of air.
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Bar Iron, German, Craw-
ley's * Biiltered Steel,
Antigua q Jamaica Rum.
= Very Old Antigua Rum,
Holland Gin,
Cosniac Brandy, of very
iuperior quality.
Race Ginger, Pepper,
Pimsntc, Nutmegs,
Mace, CIoves & C;a-
namoR,
Frefh London MuhsrI,
in fmall boxes,
Beit Flotant Indigo and
Fig Blue, of hyperion
quality, in boxes O!
90 lbs. each.
Freih Capers, Oil, &e.
Freih Gunpowder,
Tea in Gamblers,
Ditto by the Id.
Young Hyfon do. OF the
firff quality,
N. England & Rullok's
Cheefe.
N L. LESUEUR,
F.. SAUNDERS,
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The following liz eomprizes all the cities in France
which contain more than 10000 inhabitants in each
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[ II Wan4erer of Switzerland, aavaneed in years,
ACCOMPANIED By bis evift, biz daughter, and
Der yOung children, emigrated from their
country, in eontsquenee Of its ./uIjng0tion BY
TIE French in 1893. On their evay they Top
st TIE cottage aJ@ebberd, aobsn tbe- fsllozying
dialogue takes pace.
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From the (" WANpERER OF SWITZERLAND"
Poem, lately puhli!hed in England.
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TIL; JEFFERSON.
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I<IF III NO bEN z SU4N, =
Surviving executor of William Cole, deed.
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