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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-10-02

intelligence officially III Bordeaux, IS that
the preliminary treaty remains yet TO bcra
tilted BY the British minister, to whom il
was sent for that purpose on .henightof the
25th. i cannot prevail upon myself4to
credit this news. but finding SO many well
informed men, both In and out Of place,
trmly persuaded Of it, have thought pro.
per. to communicate il to you. Several
thousand troops are now marching through
this city on their way to Bayonne, said 10
be part of considerable army destined a.
gainst SPAIN or Portugal
Fatal Aecident-- In the afternoon Of Sun.
day last. as three or four young men were
sailing in the river opposite this village,
two OF, them had contest (in sport we be.
lieve) for the helms when one of them,
tumbled overheard, aud was instantly
drowned, havingitsis supposed caught a
cramb in the struggle, or bsen hurt By the
edge of the boa, in falling over. This utl-
fortunate voaHg man was named John
Willet, son Of Edward Wi,lst, Of Albany,
cabinet maker.
n Trey faflef,
On Wednesday, the 9Th instant, Mr.. 20
seph Williams, who was engaged IN surveying
lands Oh or near the head waters oithe Tioga
river, had rifle ball shot through his KNAPP
sack, which was Oh his back, by some assassin
WHO was concealed In the woods. Mr.. Will
ans was in the act of STOPPING at tic time, or
he would probably have been Filled, as the ball
passed within an Incl aid bait Of MS buck
We understand tia, numerops threats have
been made, and tijat three companies were at
that tinle ranging the woods, for the express
purpose of shootinga ali surveyors engaged in
ss,jsaIing lines in that qusrtei. How long viii
these people be suffered to Set at defiance the
lax.s Of this commonwealth? 1t is 1,ow high
time thai something shoullb be done to protect
the lives Of our citizens engaged IN their law
fuf pursuits,
t5slfamsf1saE Nqfter.
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Ia Mondays Statesman we inserted the
admiralty account Of the capture of the
French ffiga.e Ia Gaerticre, Ct 50 gun,
with complement OF o17 nen, by his nla-
,;es.y's ship Blanche. Wrnow feel plea.
sure ia copying from last nights Gazette,
the particulars of an action so honorable 70
our gallan, tsra. Indeed hey ALWAYS 60
TO battle confident Of victory; and as that
confidence is ihc result. Of national con,
sciousDess Of their OWE superior skill and
courage il animates them TO such exertlons
as seldom fail to command success, In
sharp contest of forty Eve minutes, III"
crew of the enemy was sadly reduced by
our destructive FIRE; tweaty were Killed
and thirty wounded, tea of them danger
ously; though we had net atnan killed
aud only three wounded, oee Of them sup-
posed 20 be in danger. The French ship
also ss well as her crew suffered very Sc
Aerely. while the damages ofthe Blanche
were confnedto the topmasts rigging aud
sails.
ADMIRALTY OFFIcE, July 90.
Copy of letter from the Right Honota-
Bic Lord Keith, K. b. Adm. Of the
White, &c. &c. to William Marsden.
esq. dated on beard sheEdgar, or Rams.
gate, a7th July.
SIR, .
have the satisfaction ofsransmis-
ting, for their lordships information copy
Of letter which | have received from
captain Lavie, Of his ngesty's ship, the
Blanche, acquain,ing me with the capture
in the latitude OF Ferrore islands, of the
French trigate La Gurriere. one Of the en-
emy's squadron that has been harrassing
our ships employed on the Greenland fish.
cries.
Their lordships will have great pleasure
10 observing, from the list annexed 70 cap
tain Lavie's report, that 10 consequence OF
his good conduct, this large frlgate has
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Extract tof n litter front MAJOR Liase97ne,
private secretaru Of goperaoy ClaJoyne,
dated NezD. Orleans. dylgust %. 1906.
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Superintendent,
Eden,on. Sept. 90, 1905.

4 gentleman who considered limsotf siniu-
rcd l,y the Editors Of tic Western World, met
Uood, and tod him thathe felt disposed 10 Ill.
ihct persona! chastisctfent on him at thai mo-.
laent. Oh !! :H:,., sid Wood -yon arc.
mis,akrn IN he .yot;,re fooEi',g 1@r III.
SAm5--.ic DIES a Ae .Ggasing, I ,os;t2 do the:
.vgitEns. Aeiitucky Gazette.
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been carried with very little loss On our
part, and tina. he speaks in terms of high
commentator Of lieutenant Davies aud
the resi- Of the Blanche's officers and ships
company.
I have the honor,
to be,
KEITH, Amiral.
His nuaiesty's ship Blanche, Yarmouth
Roads, fully 26.
Mr. LORD,
/ HAVE the honor to acquaint
you of my return to Yarn outh Roads,
having in company La Gurriere French
friga,e, commanded by Monsieur Huberr,
'{of the legion of honor whom | captured
on the 18th instant, 10 latitude 81 deg. NJ.
off the Ferrore Islands, after a sharp CON.
test of As minutes.
La Glrriere is of the largest class Of
frigates, mounting fifty guus with COM
pEnent Of SAL men, these Were soon sadly
reduced by our destructive FIRE, and the
ship also soffered very severely, while the
damages OF tn Blanche are contlaed TO
the topmas:s. rigging and sails.
itnow becomes a pleasing duty to beg
you to recommend Leetrnan Hepry Tho.
mas Davies to their Lordship's notice,
and to speak 10 terms Of respect Of his ge-
neral good conduct. 80 also q Lieu,enan,s
Baa,io and Allan; Of Mr.. Robertson, the
master, and Ileu:eaan, John Campbell Of
The Marines.
The varant officers, s1itlshipmen and
ships company are-llkewfse su!i,ledi TO my
warmc.t praise.
have sc.
THOMAS LAVE.
IheRt Hon. lord Keith, &c. &c.
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aIeranOrta Daily gobetttssg.
THURSDAY, OcroBER 2

The Two Brothers. having the Tpnisi.
an Minister or board, has nat into Mar
bishead ;---she minister being indisPos
ed. 81
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LONDON, Aagussl.

c.4pTURE or TIE .RRE..WCH F12{e;~ 4lE
LII G JERRiERE.
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NOTICE TO NI.FR [N.lh5,lp9 s

The Light House Al Cape Eias.eras was
SO injured Dy che gale o the q inssanr,
thar no light for the preseHi caa iae kept
yGm5nl I'srau1~eA.
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eFi.rAer Ern,acta By fl:is 5ay's dltai.
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Extract ct a letter from major Claiborne,
private secretary Of goverao' Claiborne,
dated NezD.Crleara, Aglgugt 90. 1906.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07
theA., Il va. neeear1 to prefer,e ii. YER, ysords

them, it was neeehary to preferve the very vords
1t was impofble" his lordlhip added that bis no.
bic and reverend relation could be ignorant that Lord
Mansfield had been member of the cabinet, becaule
IN point OF fac, his noble relation had, in the wear
l763, when in the board of trade, been frequently
iummoned to cabinet councils, at which lord Mansfield
lat That could be no difeovery in the year 1875
and If he knew it, he could not have confdered i;
unconstitutional, without, the fame time exprefng
that opinion, which Lord Chatham and Others had
they thought 70, would likewe, in all probability
have done" He concluded with defending the ad.
miiiibility of Lord Peterborough into the cabinet
Il will be my lot, laid lord Henry Petty, in fup-
porting the motion (March e6, 1907 for impeach-
ing lord Melville in WeRminaer Hall, sand ardu-
Gus will the lot be, to propoie, in few days large
augmentation of the public burdens II | may be al.
lowed to feel, more than any other man, the npor-
lance OF convincing the public their money is rightly
applied, and that their burdens ihould not be unne
eeharily increaied, 1t muft be my anxious with that
every pecies of enquiry ihould take place. that they
fhall fee their intereits upheld" principle
will be found to have pervaded the principal mea-
fures fubmtted by his lordip to the Houle fnce he
came into authority. To theie entimen, the country
is indebted for his various plans for regulating and
controlling the treafnrers of the public purfe for the
invettgation he has already made as to the ate OF
the national accountants, and for the determination
he has manieited 20 remedy the Encouragement tina,
may formerly have attended the application of our
hnacial reiources. So far, indeed, the new mini
tiers are entitled the thanks of all dnterened men,
In proportion to the difficulty of augmentng our up-
plies, on which they 70 repeatedly and forcbly inh
ought to be tbs vigilance exercifed by them over the
Perlons whom the expenditure of government is en-
truited.
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FOR THE ENQUIRER.

Ye bellies, and ye firts, and We per, little things
Who trip in this froliclome round,
Pray tel me from whence this indecencv fnri,os
The iexes at once TO confound
What means the cock'd hat. and the ,,arc.,;,,.
With each motion delign'd to perplex?
Bright eyes were intended to Ianguiih, not i,are.
And iotneis the tee of your lex.
The girl who on beauty depends for fuppor,.
May call ev'ry art to her aidro
The boiom diipIay'd, and the pe,ti-coat bor,
Are iamPles ihe gives Of her trade.
But you, on whom fortune indulgentlv fn;les
:. And whom pride has preferv'd from the fnare
Should hily attack US, with coynefs and wiles.
Not with oPsn and infolent air.
The Venus, whole iiatue delights all mankind
shrinks modeitly back from the view.
Ana kindly mould teem by the artiit deiign'd,
To ierve as model for you.
Then learn with her beauties, to copy her air
Nor venture too much TO reveal:
Our fancies will paint what you cover with csro
And double each charm you conceal.
The bluihes of morn, and the n,ildnefs ofMav
are charms which no art can procure;
Oh! be but yourielves, and our HOMAGE we nav
And yoar empire is fold and fure.
But if Amazon-lke YOU attack yoar ealIan,,
And put us in fear Of our lives,
You may do very well for filters and aunt..
But, believe me, you'll never be wives.
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NEW YORK, September %.
COMMUNICATION.

NOM mUNlCATION.
Di,eiors y railing fJOect, dear Ciay hat Ball retain
III fine Vinoaf avoa, and tet6 good for Gsp time in
,gs5, Hie zoire.
There are perfons in thi, country who have for
years been in the habit of making a particular fine
rich and f~eet cider, which they fell from FIX TO ten
dollars per barrel the method Of doing it they have
endsavoured to keep profound fecret
The writer Of this being acquainted with the art,
IS deilrous that all Cider makers may profit bv 4,
and takes this method TO make il more generally
known
it IS OF Importance in making Cider that the mill
the preis, and all the materials be fweet and clean
and the ilraw clear from NUT. To make good Cider
fruit ihould be ripe (but not roten) and when the
apples are ground If the juice left in the punice for
~ hours, the Cider will he richer lofer and hgher
eoloured if the fruit is ali Of the fame kind /, i, ge
morally thought that the Cider will be beter a. the
fermentation will certainly be more regular which j.
Of Importance The gathering and grinding the APP
ples,a Preing out the juice is mere manual la
Dor, performed with very little Glill in the operator
but here the great art Of making good cider
es Tor as ioon the juice is preiIed out, nature be-
gins to work wonderful change in it. The Juice
OF sut II lett TO felf will undergo three dilin0 Ger
entations all If which change the quality and nature
Of TINS fluid The hra is the vinous the Ieeond the
acid, which makes il hard and prepares il for vine.
ger by the third it becomes putrd. The Gra fer.
men1Atioh IL tho only one the pee Of apples fhoud
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ELLIS g ALLAN

INFORM tsfi, friezdi, baf they kavt ,reeip1d part
4 Of TIER FAIL GOODS, PER TIE pip, Ht,eu!.,
from LiOerP0OI, and Dciasasona from London-
CONSISTING OF,
P:s BAa"kets from Cd to Cd, D4l9il Blankets,
Flanaffs, Csatiags, ard Cottons,
L'Tdo" bgf Sg3eytfn< Cloths, Sp4njs z,oof,
KaJcymtre5 jingle and double ,uille4,
Gentlemen. bea0er ard patent FIX Hats,
Ladies JalSiO"abLe BeaVer Ruff trimmed,
Hlolsia' and SRk Qnittings, A1oSopns, SzvssaogUa,
and 1oii1efts, for Psas,
Gb1nHbfrry SRt, and N14,eirs, nszu PATTERN,
Ladder cotton, FIX and zD0oi RoIs,
GsHtfemen's es.tOr, fI and Inp0La do.
.fss zvool fr0ek5 and dyazyeyJ,
Ladder SfaHjt5 AzorSeeo Boats and lin S6oe5,
elegant A4gs5 and 7Isbet5,
Fox B'gG and C5ieansyy 7ibprts,
BrEbsla"d Kidaera'i4Fsr CayPctti4g,
Crea Coai, Umbrelas Gloye,, De1gitisJ * Muffin,
CaHieOeS 0as Ca1rGrieki
Sab in Eaeks, Sc. 55e. tge
7be BaAanee Of bsr GosdJ, per- be Lanya, are ex-
ftf'sa dsy, and zrbisb 7oiA be d on ve,y moderate
terms. SEPT. 2s. l5t5N.
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undergo 20 make good Cider. Il is th, operation
that feparates the filth from the juice and leaves il
clear, fweet, vinous liquor To preferve it in this
tate is the grand fecret this is done by fsmgating
with fslphur, which check. any further fermenta-
ton, and prefervest in its fine yinous ate. It to
be wihed, that all Cider makers would make trial
OF this method; IT is attended with no expence and
but little trouble, and will have the defired effect.
would recommend that the juice, ut comes from the
preis, be placed in open headed cas or watts in this
htuation 1t is mot likely to undergo a proper fer
mentation, and the peron attending may with great
correStneis afcerain when this rl fermentation cea-
less this is OF great Importance and mutt be partcu-
larly attended to- The fermentation is attended with
hiihng nee, bubbles riiing the furface and there
forming lott fpungy cru!t over the liquor. When
this craft begins to crack, and white roth appear,
IN the cracks level with the furface of the head the
fermentation is about Roppug.At this time the IL
qnor is IN the tine genuine clear Rate, and iua be
drawn OFF Immediately into clean caiks and this is
the time to iumigate it with fulphur To do this.
take "trip OF canvas, of about two inches broad and
twelve long, dip this into melted fuphur and when
few pals OF racked Cider put into the ca fet th,
match on fire and hold it in the caa until it is con-
TUNED, then bung the caR and make it, that the IL
quor may Incorporate with and retain the fumes at.
ter this NIL the caik, and hung it up. The Cider
'houd be racked off again the latter part of February
or LIT of March; and if as clear as YOU would
with 1T, put in ifinslas to fine it, and ir we'll
then put the caik in cool place, where it will not be
aisuroed Tor the timing to ette. Cider prepared in
this manner, will keep fweet in caGes for years
It's certainly OF great Importance to the people of
America, to cultivate the Fruit that is natural to the
isli OF this country, and to make the NOT ofthe fruit,
which that ioi produces; Especially when its pro-
duces an article OF value and of great conlumption
in this country.
II ioz'cr Of good Cider.
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By 7i,fpeSfa Derd IF 7tgf, evssaisgb NE BY Sanp.i
Pea'Se, to l.tg,e fb'Pgymoaf sfa &5f da. ~ him u
'Joba L.. Wiitizs,
4 SHALL, on "Wednesday the 18th Of oaober
] next, at the houie Of the faid Samuel Pearce, IN
the lower end Of Buckingham, proceed to fell 70
much Of that Valuable FARM containing eight hun.
bred and one fourth a,res Of Land, on which he now
lives, as will pay the fum Of about three hundred and
ixty pounds, with nterea from the 6rll Gay of May
laH, until paid.
AFRAID WELTON, 7r49ee.,
O9obes :. a.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. %.
Extras Of a letter fran Aweyiean gentleman at tn
mir, dated Tuiy 8, 1906.

E"f'HI5 Of letter rom Aweyiean gentleman at tn
ni',dsfed July 9, 1906.
" am now on the fcte of the once renowned Car.
hGge-where SeiPiS fought where Rasni5ql conquer
ed, where the intrepid old Bellija,ins himfef drew
ont his egions, and hid the light of heaven for II
long days with the fnoke of that noble city, deHagra
ted by his own hand. About one mile from where
now tit, ftands fupendous archway and gate, the
only entire iuryivng monument of ancient Carthage
his was the iouthern entrance into the town; and
iii us vicinity number of mutlated ciaerns and
part of the aqueduct which brought water from the
celebrated mountain of 1oJoea (within fght) which
is more than fifty miles diitant.-Till within a few
years there remained, think, zentern entire arches
OF this admirable memorial of human Iabour and per-
ieverance, which were an hundred feet high
Imported by columns about fifteen feet fsuare, and
thy a'rt but his fupreme excellency, the all pow
eriu and NJ 'gnifcent D1a5mouad A Bey, his prelent
worihiP, thought proper to build two or three patry
batteries to grace the rng grounds near Tnrit, and
cauied aHthee fine arches to be pulled down. to fur
Min itone for that nobler purpofe.
The ciiterns (about fifteen or twenty remains TO
be traeed) indeed admirable specimens of the in
genu.y of the ancient Gartbagenians They are a.
bout fifty yards long, wide and fifteen deep, all
under ground; and imagine would contain fifIicient
water toluPPly Carthage five years, admitting two
hundred thoufand gallons deAroyed daily"
7sig,q4b..
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NOTICE.

Viz PartnerihiP of FISHER q LEsULuR was
dhlolved on the frlt inftant all tbofe b,v;no
claims agan fad firm, will call on the fubfcriber fo1
payment and all thofe indebted, will pleafe to make
immediate payment to the fame, he alone being an.
thoriied to grant discharges.
JAMES FISHER
N. b. The bufinefs will be continued at the fame
place by JAMES FISHER, for his own account :: he
is receiving from New York and Philadelphia. the
following goods; which he will fell OH the Lowell
terms 70 his old eufomers, and on the ufnal credit.
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BiartIIanp.

The following are the memoirs of the Chancel-
lor of the EngliIh Excbequer, not more an OBJ
isct of attention, from the influence which
he derives from his prefent Office, than from
the fway, which his great talents may here
after give him over the deitinies of his ccup-
try.
From RE Univerjai MasaSine, for May, 1906.
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September 10.
FOR SALE.

VIE Lol and HOUSES whereon Toba RaeriE
fo1' Elq- the Britifh Coniul, reGdes On it are
three tory Dwelling Houfe an Office and Kjtcber
and other necefary Houies for family ufe Wen Of
good Water, newly fitted, and Garden lately sailed
IN Ware Houfe and Cellar under it the remain.
OF a wharf which will make good foundation to
bud on with all the prviledges of lots iituated on
the river, of extending a wharf
ALso.,27I 4 Acres of well tmbered LAND, with
good Fiihery Wiloughby's Bay, takin, !, the
mouth and part of Mafon's Creek, where the beN of
oyiterS and Fin can be conveniently taken.
ALso-A LOT in Smithfeid, between Mrs pur-
dies and Captain Todd's lots.-For terms apply to
THOMAS NEWTON.
Auguh %. nfS
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MUSIC.

q amean to recover and preferve my health, I
\ have relinquiihed my Day School altogether. in
tending to turn my attention entirely to MUSIC. and
purpolng, asioon as ten pupils ihal offer for each
School TO teach Vocal Mutic, at my room, two morn
lneS, from nine till twelve, and one evening, from
iix t nine, in every week. fay two mornings be-
eaue the lectures then to be given intended chief
" Tor eh'idren' and one IN week hardly be ex-
Pected to produce the Progreis which is neceary to
upPort x Emulate young minds in an arduous under
taking Iikewiie purpofe tune Pianos, &c. both
in town and country, either by the year or ipgle
time alo to copy and arrange mulic, and all on the
mott moderate terms
CHARLES sOUTHCA E.
oeP'' oo' 4tepp.
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Mr.. zACHARrAs TALIAFERRo.

SIR,
fEIkA5E to take notice, that flaar, on the lotL
day Of November next, at the Tavern of Areb;-
paid branch, at Buckingham Court Roufe; and 9.
the 18th day OF November next, at the Tavern of
DaVio irya'' IN the Town of Warminfer, Airherfl
County, Virgnia-proceed to take the denoGrions aS
iundry PerSns to be ufed as evidence in finite no,
depending and undetermined in the hyperion Court Of
Chaneery for the Richmond dilri wherein vo,, ar.
plaintiff, and myfelf and others, are defendants
L"i Hills : &c W, 9.III.I.SS.
September 10. ly,
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4 GREAT Bargain offered in 7s5 acres Of
- LAND, lying in King & Queencounty, one & an
nan niiles from York River, and bounded by Po-
ropotank Creek, the Lands of captain William sbac-
kleford and Zacharah shacklefcrd. This land is le-
vel fertile and well tinibered, with tolerable good
buildings and excellent water-The abundance Of fin
and oyters at the very fpot, may ALTO be mentioned
as great inducemcnt to any perfon wifiing to Dur
ehAie; This Land may be had low for calf. o-
sood ponds at ihort payment. For further particu-
lars apply to John II. Smith, or to the flbfcriber
JOHN TEMPLE.
Walkcrton, September 90. If.
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REMOVAL.

T5NHE Subscribers have removed their CoN1pT-
4 ING HOUSE, from the Main-Street to one
of David Bullock's Brick Buildings, at the lower end
Of the BafoD, between the Tenements occupied bv
G. and T. Saunders, and Norvell, Watt and Bull
Ioek-where they continue their purchaies Of wheat
as uiual--Ihey alto keep for fale regular llpply Of
Flour, Corn Meal, Hominy and Braz
THOMAS g AMOS LADD.
10 Mo- Sd, 1906. .of
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On tie rF day Of next month, TIE late Dzueing Roue
IF dtri4Ycf6tr Jorcs, deed yvH be od, to tie beb-
fbidder,
a VARIETY of Houfehold, Kitchen, Gardening
- and Farming IMPLEMENTS. Among
the former, are beds, and mahogany Furniture, in
Dining, Card, aud Tea Tables Deik and Book Cafe,
&c. ALTO, three valuable Mich Cows and fome
Hogs, and inall collection of Valuable Books
Calh will be expected for purchaies not exceeding
ten dollars for all above that FUN so days will be
allowed, notes negotiable at the Bank of Virginia
with one or more endorlets, to be approved by
GEORGE w. SMITH, dd,n'r. Sc.
Of Msrizuetber zones, DEED.
September IS. tdf
The above fale is poRpored until Monday the 9th
infant, at which time the TENEMENT, which is
in good repair, will either be fold or rented
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1806-10-07
II lover Of good Cider.
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The limits OF ancient geography are every day en-
iarged. Mr.. Gel has determined the topography of
nomenc Troy Major Kennel that of the Tower Of
Babe-and Mr.. Layang has traced the Foundations.
of ancient Carthage. Ck,o,