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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-09
StaW
Public Sale.
Aprile.

On the goth Of April next, WILDE offered 10
sale, on the premises on a credit OF nins
twelve and eighteen months, for negotiable
notes with approved indorssrs,
Available Lot of Ground, ST.
tuate on Patrick and King-streets, and bind
ing on the former 100 feet, and on t; e latter
as feet A three story Brick House has bsen
latsI5 erected on this property, which is IA
present in an unfinished state within 1t binds
on King-strset nearly opposite to Dsvcy Da-
yey's. For further particulars enquiry may
be made Of the subscriber, before or on the
day of sale.
J.. II. Hooe.
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PUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue OF a deed Of trust from .fhd,a,
Ramsoy and Catha,iae his vile, and SllE.n
Ramsey, to the subscriber to secure Il.
payment Of certain Sums OF money to Il.
hank of AleA adria, viii lie exposed to
safe, At public auction, on the premises, On
Z the i4th day Of May next in tie town &
Alexandra, the following
VALUABLE PROPERTY,
VIZ.
One Lot or parcel Of gsouad,
situate on the south side of King -sncet, and
to the eastward of Faiffax-street, extendn,
on King4street IS feet, thence soathwarqy.
with a line parallel to Fairfax-strcet, 50 feet
to twelve foot alley. On ttis lot there at
two good frame store houses.
One other Lot, situate to the
southward of Queen-street, and On tic east
side of Fairfax-strect, and extending there
with al feet 9 inches, thence eastwaEdly ami
parallel to Queen-stgeet go feet.
ALSO,
One other Lot On Thomptons
alley, extending on .aid alley and binding
thereon IA feet inches, by sS feet derp
A credit ofsix, twelve, and eighteen nontn
viii be given to the purchaser, on hissiNls
his notes, with an approved endorser, Tor the
payment ofthe purchase money In three equii
FinstalmeIAS, and a deed OF trust on the pro-
perty.
LudweIl Lee, Trustee.
March IL. saNE
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March H..


u WE'LL finished three story hk!eA
In HOUSE and LOT, on Aing,suees
the most commercial street in town and Ms
center of it.
AweH finished tive story Brick fiou'e S''
Lot, on Duke-street, near the river.
A Lot of Ground a short mile above 'oN W,
containing Eve and one eighth acres near lh'
river. :r:..s
Twelve hundred and eighty acres eli ml,@ ~
Land, in the State Of Tennessee, ono0'''
river, a branch OF the Cumberland rlvsr' !,
Il tract of Land containing $40 acfsr "
Greenbriar county, Virginia. Il
Also, a very convenient and well ihiiN
Brick House and Lot, in Georges e~h, u
Brick Stable, Coach House, &c
Also, a two story Frame House ana h!siIP
George-T own, and Bake House-the
3s feet a inches front and lo7 feet deef t1D
part payment Will be expected down. mi
liberal credit given for tie balance. .uh
If the George-' Town property is no. s ..,,,
private sale, it will be offered at Pu0'' 49,
on on the first Monday in May next
= - Samuel Craig
January %.
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lanes Mcclure.
VIII BE SOLD OR LEAS-
IN 80 OR OUNDs RENT,

For. a term Years, or for sevsr,
- NUMBER OF yALUABLE AND ELlGI-
~ nv SITUATED BUILDING LOTS,sln
! t t Town--on Fairfax, Cameron, Water,
Union and Princess streets. lhsy VIII DC
laid off to accommodate purchasers. Appnea-
ton may be made to It1sllfam Her0ers. Esq.
or to the subscriber near Patuxent lron-"orks,
Prince Georges County, Maryland.
John C.. Herbert
EeIr,,arv o. Jaw
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the Itch,
Lees Genuine Eye-Water,

A sovereign remedy for all diseases Of the
eyes, whether the effect Of natural weakness
or accident.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-04-09

Patent Elastic suspenders
To be had, wholesale and retail, Of a. 49,
tentee,. next door below Nj. A)eys,s :
M'Kcnzie's, lower end Of Prince Stree, .' y
lexandria. ~ \
THEY furpass any yet extan, E,
ease, elegance, &c. Masters Of vessels ~ ~
other gentlemen going to the Wes.-IIaAmo.
Spanish Main, &c. may be furnisl.xl VT
assortment, and a great allowance to II
who purchase. by the quantity. !
/ n. =. The buttons on the back parts i,a.
waistband ought to be placed tile same dis,Aa,..
from each ether, as the two center butto1s ~
the Snspenders, to prevent improper ,ta;n.
ing, and thereby destroying the ease d. ..ene.
in tho CONSTRUCTION of the article.
Richard Horwel.
81 .fLsgs
Red, Green, & Black Morocco
Leather,
BY slle dozen or single. slkin--tor sale 4
Horwell's Patent Suspentler Mallufse,oly, h
Princs-atreet- .. diam
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Lees q ef1uin I, ]. 3 ers s + oFlon.
IS LEES DANfASKs LIP SA e We.
{. TOOTH ACHE DROPS, 81
3 The 81 only remedy j discovered which gives
immediate and lasting relief IN the most severe
Instances. ~ a. Y 80 4.asA so e
THE ANODYNE Ell XIR,
For the cure Of all kinds of head-ache.ss . 4. d.
re- aoyafipsP louder fertile 7ssth g Gums
The FOREGOING MEDIC INES SOLD b
NICHOLAS KINGSTON,
Al his China, Gidss, Qaeea's-tVare and Seed
Store, Fkgtaa street., jaciag Messrs. RICK
cts and Ncquton's. ~
! Each article has on the outside wrapper, the
Signature of ~
Richard Lee and Son.
Without which none are genuine
March q ssssi- q. J
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LEES Grand ReGorGtave,

: q i
Proved by long and extensive experience to
be absolutely unpsralleiedin tie cure of ner-
yous disorders, consunlptions, lowness OF spl-
rits, loss Of appetite, isnpsirity Of blood, ny
sterical affections, inward Weaknesses, violent
cramps in the stomach and back, indigestion,
melancholy, govt in the stomach, pains in the
limbs, relaxafions, involuntary emissions, OBJ
stinate elects, flour albgs TOR whites impoter.
ey, barrenness, sc.
InfaIlible ,Aguc and Fever Drops.
For tie CARGO .4snes, reanttent and inter Z
nittsat Feuers. .
Lees genuine E1Snee end E&tra7
Of Mn0drd.
q A safe and effeetual remedy for acute and
chronic rheumatism, gout, palsy, lu1ilbago,
numbnsss, white swelhngs, chilblMns, 5prains,
bruises, pains in the face and neck, sc.
Lees Sovereign Olntment tor
the Itch,
Which is warranted an infallsble remedy at
one application, and may be used with the
most perfect safety by pregnant women, or on
infants aweek old, not containing particle OF
mercury or any dangerous ingredient whate-
yer, and is not accompanied With that tcrlnent-
ing smart which attends the use OF othelsreme-
dies.
Lees Genuine Eye-NVater,
"A sovereign remedy for all diseases OF the
eyes, whether the effect Of natural weakness
or accident.
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S lust Received and for Sale,

- Inst Received and for Sale,
By ne Subscribers, 81. !. s. S
a choice cargo OF "a Al1NS s.. s,
From The Bay Of Honduras, Of different
lengths ans! sizes, which they will sell ~ the
log or lalger quausty. s
7seylIaue alI0 for Sac,
Sugar in hogsheads
London particular Madeira " me,
Catalonia ditto. by the quarter cask
Virginia Rum, of excellent qaai
Molasxes by the hogshead s
Liverpool Slowed Salt
And Logwood.
Nathaniel 1Vattles g 20.
January IS Jaw
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10 Kent.
n WILL RENTthe three story brick-house
with all the back buildings attached there
to, On King and Patrick streets, formerly
occupied by Dapey Dsvey as a taysrn--For
terms apply to
WIN. N. Mills.
March ~. eoi
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William N. Mills,

aH0NTINUES to carry on the Grocery q
Flour Business, in the house formerly
occupied by Dasey and Mills
<ssd has jast receiUed,.
1900 weight Firkin Butter.
In complete order for shipping
january IS. eou
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PROOF.
OF the good effects Of Ifs eed Sog 81
Genuine Medicine, shewn By the
) following cases Of cures

N1GiIul0Es 49, n
3 following cases Of cures
1 Lees HORN de5 t7oy s'lsg e lozsngss
This mel oine, which is as mnocent y mild
as it is certain and efcaeious N ITS operstloll'
cannot iniure he Youngest iiltant, sshealdsno
worms exist in the body but Will, wlthoutpalh
or gripping, cleanse the stomach and bowels 81
whatever is foul or offensive, and thereby pre-
vent the production of worms and many iatai
disorders.
From the many cases Of cures that daily g
Some to our knowledge, we have selected the
following ~. - So
Messr.. Richard Lee ss1t Jpn, ) S. -. 81
You are at liberty to publish the astonishing
cure performed by your Lozengrs on my som
10 years old, who was afflicted with fsvers,
pain IN his side, and a continual headache,
which reduced him 50 low that ne was unable
to sit up. One of my neighbors advised me 70
use your Lozenges, which has had ma the happy !.
effect Of restoring him to better state OF
health than he has enjoyed for several years,
in the short space of seventeen days s..
JOHN KELLIY, pitt-street.
-. I = 5 = s +,
Dfessrs. Richard Lee U Son,
S. My son, FIVE years old, has tor some Tune III
past besnyery unhealthy, having levers ne :.
acAs, and loss Of appetite. Hearing OF the
many cures performed by your Worm Lo .aa
ees, was induced to give them a trial. Inc
effect was beyond my expectation, as large
quantity Of small worms was expelled; nun
drcds Of them was awe for. some time after.
JOHN K KENNEDY; Pottsr-street.
Baltimore, Jan. 4th, iso7.
Messrs. Richard Lee g Son.
Having observed in the newspaper an asiyer-
tisement of yours describing the good qNallz
ties ct your Worm Lozenges, induced me to
call at. the store of Warner and Hanna, and to
make a trial of soms of them Oh a femalechlid
Of my friends, who was in my care, which,
from, her symptoms of disease. VIZ. sickness,
d picking at the nose, offenslye breath, ana O.
tiler like circumstances, authorised myself and
Mrs. M CorIiick to deterRaine that worms
was the complaint; accordingly few days
since, / made trial of the medicine, agreea-
Bile to the directions, and am happy TO say,
that on the third day, afterwards the child e.
vacuated large worms, and other offensive
matter, such as to me was astonisli that a
nv human being could have containes --paru-
cularly at so early an age as one year and a
half old Fer the good of society ! laTesmueh
pleasure in mentioning the case, andto OBJ
serve thai the child is new perfectly WELL and
assumes a healthy appearance. IS Any ether
inforinstionI shall give with pleasure on APP
,,l;c.+ ;o-, tn me At y1y house In frederick
street, near NIossrs.S an Wysk and Dorsey =
auction room.
Baltimore, Jan 81, 1907.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

rT-HE partnership Of Dapey and Mails, was
dissolved on TIE nth instant--ancs M
Ram ". ft1flls is solely authorised to settle aH
accounts of the late firm.
William N. Mills,
Surviving Partner of Davey and Mills.
January IS. soa
81 All those indebted to the above
firm are requested to discharge their respect,
i've dues on or before the 10th day OF April
next, otherwise suits will be commenced a.
.ai.st item, without respect to persons.
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March Is.
Lumber Yard.

THE subscriber respectfully informs hue
friends and the public in general, that
he has established Lnm6sr Yard adjoining
Colonel Rarnsas's wharf, where he intends
Keeping a constant supply of the best ms tl,
ais in that line, and will sell low tor cash or
ON a short credit.
lanes Mcclure.
,xs,e d4tfeolm i
az q. He continues the H0nss-50sa Z. S.
business and from his knowisaxe N tna.lla s,
viii pay particular attention to any 0sssfs iof
Lumber that he may receive.
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TOR three: years. when M,
ne talk 90 he knew me ,ad ts = y n,
stairs 10 talk with me. He ~. 'oos u
the news our way. i,old -; .u'sd iot, T.
had got alarmed. told h;m n' .as ,tes
thar was Ia agitation thai ~. sssA %,
bout the setslemsn, Of lands, Asl 'a'ss
.s''arprized-He asked wha, va, $ s''s
general Wilkinson. / said / { t !, sa'a q
about j.. He asked me fIwa Wv aod ~
le.te. from him to Blaauerhssss..,s, s,p n
him ! would carry any ,hiss H., u
too burshensome. So be "a. dss sa'a
wIose7a letter. He asked =. s :, y
Wished TO drink, far lie had ' ,s.
charged me not 70 go-to any ,a S'a's
the people should be Sizing me WV, wiz y
questions. I drank, aud he ,h.a a' y y
me tavern, and told me to o. ,na 'asss
horssttrd' BY The hosslrr, but "a, :. sSa
70 the house. tasked him where ~
fad colonel BurrJ and H!anperh...a.''' 's
said heexpscted they were 4, I,.s I
! told him / sepposed u, Mr.. Io.' ss'
Wnen + gosto Lexington il was s, usal'
about oes O'Clock M 5ourdsrb,'~a s' ,
io.bs IN tie s,reet sud kaew me. =
Peer your old master is aos in,ov, . . s Y
said he expected him either Tia, n;a asa'
TO mo.rowearly. He asked me sS,S, :"
and.i~tc!d him. Issked him wbat
do with nay horse. He said ,hat r. .s :
10 be put at the Nsery stable. n : IS
went up stairs, & he opened doora ~. y"
oned bis hand saying rothisg. WheoI ="
in, there was col. Barr. Col. Burr wa5. r. =
kaow what was the news in Our can, !
began 10 tell him, that my business 80, ,
preysas col. Burr from going back 10 Il
island.
[Peter Taylor's examination to be continue.
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BY THIS DAYS MAI.
7 Late Foreign Mte5hgact.
NEW YORK, Aueustlg6.

By she ship Aar. Alexander, from Ii
don, We have completed our regular \,
of London papers to ,:kc 4jh Of July
elusive, and Lloyd's Lists to lac 81. j.
tracts sfom.she latter will DC found 10 /,
maf,ae department. The fo, ger sH.l
noihldg new or interesting. il we eass
the following ARTICLES.
In the English house of commous |.
Friday, July Sd, Mr.. Rose moved /.
order Of the day for the hoase going iH
committee on the American trade nda
nifty bill. Some, conversation took pin
between Mr.. Eden, Mr.. Rose the chsos.
lor of the excheqner, aud Iod Eowisk,a
which the noble lord suggested, ,hai
provision should be introduced iulo he
bill, authorising his majesty h coaacip
suspend the American trade act, ifk
American legislature should mink Clio
put in force the son-impoaasiou as.
LoNpoS, Jva
!. 1T tie Court of queens Palace, esat
of Nay, 1907; present, the kiHsn's
excelleas majesty in copnGA
q Whereas it's expedieus, that silsib:T
of navigation and commerce betwsn BIZ
majesy's subjects .saa The Url'esS'ar'
.of America; should, tor lhe prescf, Con-
ssinuc in ihe same Eaanner, aed rnrr d'
same LIMITATIONS, as are specifedia ~
act OF the 18th Of his Presen! ma.'Fs
reign, entitled s. An act for carrying 10
execution The treaty Of ami'y. conpsls
and navigation, concluded bciwep D
ymaisssy and the United States Of SGf''
Ca. and in the act passed in the 46aJm
Of hss msi-sty's reign. for contiudig m y
said aci of the s7lh year of his m%sv'
reiga; his majesty, by and with the 'S y
Of bis priyy council, is hereby plead :.
.direct, ttat.al!.h regulations conta'''aa
the said acts shall be dolly eb,srvedpa~
other provisions shall IL made resp''n v
the matters aforesaid; and the rig cc y
able the lords commissioners OF ms ~
tvs treasury, and the lords corai's''' w.
Of the admiralty, are to give 'he Heea y.
directions herein, as 10 saem ma! ''r
lively appeartain.
(Slgaed) Mn
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W. FAwKEN&

A.. Tonningeu mail arrived lr :, s' :. A.
the afternoon ofyesterday; bat al aI Il.
tic,ss brought by 1t are Of 100 earlya .r,
10 convey any intelligence with re"''
the battle Of the l4th. .,,p
Il does not appear that there v "a .,ae
.sher fouadasion than report tar 'ns s5d
1nent in somc of the papers, !hl' w.,
dispatches had been received ~ !,,aJyy.
men. from lord Hutchinson. NO ,r
patches have. been received, nof 80 !, ,fo,ad
pear shat government are Dew ,,;..ace ~
upon the subject OF this 'o's"o
.,hs publicat large.
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fcontinised By adjournment AID held at The Ca.
ysitoi III TIE Esutt Of Tie Aonse Of Delegasesp
for High Treason aaain stthe q States.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-09

100000 menfrom the militia, for imme-
Giate service.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March %.
"A part Of the British feet appear to
have gone up the Mediterranean-they
have, however, left 9 or 10 ships before
Tenedos. The Turkish feet have re-
turned to Constantinople to disembark
part Of the land forces, and to proceed
from thence to the Black sea. The Bril-
tish fleet have taken possession of the is
land of Cyprus. The blockade of the
Dardanelles has caused great scarcity
Of provisions here.
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" II E E L ING,
THURSDAY, 9th July, 1907.
Trial 81 Bur-.

We have received an account Of the
proceedings Of the Court as late asTues-
day the 23d ult. On the evening of that
day, the grand jury brought in bills of
indictment, against both Burr and Blen-
nerhasset: one for Treason, and one for
q mlsdemeanor against each. a sharp
discussion ensued, on the propriety Of
committing Burr to the custody Of the
Marshal. He was committed for that
hight, and the question left open for f.
aal determination the next dav.
Abe Court were engaged from the 10Th
20 the Esd, in attending to motions re-
speeding testimony, and other Incidental
matters. On the Esd they were engaged
IN hearing testimony, on motion made
by Burr, for an attachment against Will
kinson, for taking understandable steps
70 procure the attendance Of witnesses
against him. James Knox, Lieu. Gaines
and Mr. Graham were examined. We
cannot at present attempt to give even
a sketch Of their testimony.
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goclatlons were carried on till the 9th.
from the moment the fleet anchored.
until 1t weighed on the 1 st of March. If
was not in the Admiral's power to &C.
cupy position from which he could eff.
feet any thing against Constantinople.
he concludes his statement as follows:
" now to the point of explain
ing to your lordship the motives which
hxed me to decide in repassing the chan
nels OF the Dardanclles, and relinouish
ing every idea Of attacking the capital,
and feel confident it will require no ar.
gument to convince your lordship of the
utter lmPractlcabillty of our force having
made any impression, as at this time the
whole line Of the coast presented chain
OF batteries ; that twelve Turkish line OF
battle ships, two Of them deckers, with
nine trlgates, were with their sails bent.
and apparently in readiness, filed with
troops add to this, near two hundred
thousand were said to be in CONSTANT
nople, to march against the Russians
besides there were an innumerable GUAM
THY OF small craft, with boats and fire
vessels had been prepared to act against
us.-Wlth the batteries alone we might
have COPIED, or with the ships, could we
have got them out Of their strong hold;
butyour lordship will be aware, that after
combating the opposition which the re-
sources OF an empire had been many
weeks employed in preparing,we should
not have been In a state to have defend
ed ourselves against them as designed,
and then repass the Dardanelles.
6 L trasmit your lordship an account
OF the damages sustained by the respec-
tive ships ; as also their loss in killed
and wounded, which your lordship will
perceive IS far from triAing. The main
mast of the Windsor Castle being more
than three quarters cut through by graz
mite shot of eight hundred weight, we
have found great dificultyin savingit.
"The total loss in this affair is GO kill
ed, 215 wounded, and 4 missing.
Inpassing up the Dardanelles, killed, 12
wounded, 66
In the attack of Prota, killed, 8
wounded, 16
In repassing the Dardanelles, killed.
wounded, 1877"
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men we're on board, and that his crew
could not be examined except by his
own officers. Upon the receipt Of this
answer, broadside was fired from the
Leopard into the Chesapeake, whose
crew were not at quarters, nor in any re-
spects prepared Tor an action. No at
tempt was made to fight by the Chesa-
peake, except the discharge of few
struggling guns. After receiving three
or four broadsides, by which she was
much injured both in her hull and rig
ging, and had three men allied and s
wounded, she STRUCK her colours. A boat
with an officer from the Leopard then
came on board, and demanded the men.
Commodore Barron said he considered
the Chesapeake a prize TO the Leopard
the officer said no; his only business was
to take the men, which having executed
ne had nothing further to do with her.
The Chesapeake then returned to Nor
folk, without colours.
The men who were said to be desert
ers, and the retaining of whom, is the
pretext, Tor committing this outrage, it is
understood were americans Pressed into
tie British aer0ice, who had availed
themselves otthe vicinity of their native
country and made their escape.
When information Of this transaction
reached the seat Of Government, a cabi-
net council was Immediately called. We
understand that Cap. Decatur, has been
ordered to repair to, and take command
OF the Chesapeake. 1t is rumored that
congress will be Immediately convened.
AS soon as the conduct of the Leo
Pard was knowna at Hampton,thc citizens
collected together and destroyed about
200 hogsheads filled with water, which
belonged to the Melampus, and were on
board schooner at the wharf.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-09

BRITIsK OUTRACE.-Am ostwanton
md insoIent outrage has been commit
led on the United States Chesapeake,
Commodore Barron, by the British ship
Leopard, off the Capes of Virginia. At
the time the Chesapeake left Norfolk for
the Mediterranean, four British vessels
were lying at Hampton. On the APP
pearance of the Chesapeake, the Leopard
put oft and went to sea before her. As
soon as the Chesapeake got to sea, the
Leopard bore down upon her, and sent
boat on board with letter from the
captain, covering instructions from Adj
niral Berkley to take from the Chcsa-
Peake three men, alledged to be desert
crs from the Melampus. Commodore
Barron replied by letter, that nosuch
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-09

1t appears that in the late abortive
negotiation with the Grand Seignior,the
English insisted, as the ONLY terms on
which they would conclude a peace,
that the Dardanelles should be given up
to them; that fifteen ships of war should
be taken to Malta; that the Porte should
declare war against France and that
Russiashould retain Moldavia and Wal
lachia, and be put in possession of the
fortresses on the Danube.
A letter from Admiral Duckworth to
Admiral Collingwood, dated the 9th Of
March, states, that after passing the
Dardanelles the English squadron an
chored eight miles from Constantinople,
the rapidity Of the current and the state
OF the wind rendering nearer approach
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1807-07-09

On Thursday morning, about 9 o'clock,
a powder mill, situated about 9 miles
from brunswick, was blown up with
terrible explosion. Five men, who were
at work IN the different apartments, lost