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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-08
new YORK. Tune $.

captsin Ho.bora who arrived a. Charles
soa on Monday se'nasgh,'ia days from
he HAVANA, Informs, that the Friday
preceding his arrival, he saw in lat. 90,
so, long. 70, 80, Aees of several sail of
,as line-they showed no colors,
The Charleston 8 Times Of the Esd
clt. mentions that |" all accounts by the
ship Resource fross the liver La Plata,
concur IN stating, tina, unless the British
shortly receive powerful. reinforcements,
they will not be able 20 extend their con.
quests TO any considerable distance from
Monte Viaeo - The fate of Buenos Ayfes
vas douo' fui; and if the governor or com.
mander of the Spanish forces at this latter.
place followed the example Of the gavern-
sor Of the former, ia defending the city to
me last extrenity, the small number of
British troops which could be spared from
! Ste garrison Of Monte SVideo, would en-.
] counter great difficulties Ia carrying the
city.
Thepeople of the country, generally,
Were-by no means pleased with their change
OF masters, and would readily embrace
any opportunity of expelling the English
his spirirof animosity was strongly Rsa.
infested by Observation-Disclosures Mon,eeVideo,
who having generally stepped forward in
rs defence, maay of the FIRST families had
lost their fathers, sons. or bro,hers-and
Notwithstanding they fell in the heat of the
battle. ihrir relatives considered the EGG.
inh as eirsmurderers."
The Times contains a!so~a long and
particular detail of the operations of the
British aud Spanish forces previous and
suesequent 10 the capture OF Montevideo
ere The following concluding paragraphs:
All the inhabitants who had left Mon.
,sv'deo before and on taking the place, had
'save to come 10, within one month after;
sndby taking the oath of allegiance, they
might enjoy their property as before; but
a'lshose who did not come in their property
~as to be con6scated. Several flags of
uuce have been sent 70 Buenes Ayres,
we purport of which was not known; but
.epost SAYS, they were determined 10 hold
! out aud 20, give up the place withous6ght.
On the 9Th Of March. about I 900
1eops embarked on board the transports
AXE the Colonia, small place about so
8ueste the westward Of Mentevideo.
North side Of the rlrer, and nearly
|4'4 H.
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Roat AZ exlsndria.

ABHtyED,
SSloop iohtszunla, q aImer, ~ orsolks Sum
dtics-To NJ. Miller.
DO. arico, Tucker, do--do he master.
g9s as C LEANED,
B Ship Hero, Cole, RRissr Jade, by RI. ) oslng
Brig Columbia, IL eyering anlaiea-~ by II.
Neitch, & Co. and James Patton.
"A ship, bris, and two sclocness aressa;d to e
be below, sboundup.
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FINTERMITTENT FlVERS.

AMI allan physiciao has publ shed ,rra
tise on this animal Gelasire as cure ,r
internitten,s. The National Institute have
delegatsd cornmistee 10 inquire ioto The
effects OF this new reGleSy, And theyfound
,hasst!le .cetnmoh glue Of the 4ioiners tn.ed
interm.t,ents. a greaf'many Italian Physi
clans have tried this remedy, and found j,
safe and efrc,oal. hey tried i. nshe
ferris ssriian0 aubEcata. some also in the
quartan, which bad not yielded to bari, BIC.
likewise 10 the quolidsn refn;ttenss. Seye.
raj patients were ressoredby the simple iel-
" of beef. They observed ,ha,ihe as,he.
nical in,erEitten.s cured b. the glue went
over into The 3fr5vis conkiinpa and even IL
asthenical ones; but this continuity lasted
at most only one or two days. rfhe glue
is % be .givcnvs short time before the par
oxysm. Its principal effect consistssin TAX Z
ing away the atony of the stomach aud the
skin When this is done ii is advisable TO
give some doses at several other hourssof
the day. Il ought not to be diluted TOO
much whitewater. Whenihe solution made
from eleven or twelve dramchs of gtue 10
two ounces Of water, coagulates and Thick.
ems again, ii. may easily BE rsade potable
by putting the gIass on the hot ashess.# ..
Tiers gave the doses every quarter, or eve.
~ half hour with eq0aly good effect,
The patient should not DRINK much after
having taken The medieiDe, ADD especially
no acid beverage. Two or three hours aft.
ter he may eat or drink. The glue ope-
rates at the same time as sudori6c. The
patient ought to remain two daysin bed
after the tsvcF has ceascd, andto avoid
the air Especially if il be cold and nois3)
for four or FIVE days. At Berlin these
cures have been reiterated in the Charlie
and found of indubi,able effect.
49,
Chiten prepared in a Papinian digester.
from fresh bones, beef &c would produce The
same effect, be equally cheap and without the
nauscons taste Of the idiner's glue.
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VOrHnte EAT 70 MS pfCposulOnSt nc lAme
diately conse nted that both armits shouit
retire from the backs Of The Sabine. Th'
Spanish force for The purpose q rciaforc
inp their posts on the frontiers Of New
. Mexico, and the American troops @ De
EfsDd the passes Of the Mississippi. IL
also dispatched couriers 10 the vice king !,
the city Of Mexico, and furnished w itkia
son forthwith, wishil2o 600 dollars, sOsicl
fsaere sent jrons 81, stiat0ine ispcu tnsules
he iatendans further lnformee this genie
man that before the arrival Of Corsero'
dispatches theSs'iec king was by no meanl
Inclined TO place full conf dence IN Wilkin
sson aud rsfased to transmit $50 ,0OosdoI
the balance Of The sum which Cordero bar
undertaken TO promise hfin. Soon after
this refusal. The interdant said, thai VII
kirson dispatched confidential aid-dt,
CAMP, capt. Bnrling, 70 MEXICO, s;skb fur
ther proofs Of the conspiracy, and Wilbur.
.her dig closures relasing 70 the part taken
I in II, by the inhabitants EFF the Spanish
provinces, and with a request for the I'm
mediate payment Of tkeS1go ,o0e d5liafs "a
gen tHilEinsoa @ 81
4 he vice king refused sosrsceivc ths
information FROM Eufling, End referred
HIM for the paymen. Of The money 10 ths
sinsendant al La Vera Cruz for which place
he Immediately srdersd him 70 depart
q Upon his arrlval@here," said the iasend'
ant. " and refused to furnish him 9th
any 1hing bur guard, and ordered hin, te
take his passage Immediately for fseW
Osleans.'' When the gentIenan 10 whom
this was spoken returned 10 this place a,
bout a fortnight or three weeks ago, he
mentioned the ciYeuns.aHces and The sub
stance of this conversation ID some of his
friends, who Immediately gave it cireu:
lation. Il a, last reachedthe ears Of Wal
klnson and after acme hesitation he was
compelled 70 tax notice Of Il. lie sent al
officer 70 the genslrrnsri with shses written
interrogatories, TO which he requested an
answer in writing. Isl. Hs demanded
whether he had authorised The report Of
such a courersstipn with the inIeaIanl a.
la Vera Greg. I'd. Whether such c.o3
vsrsa,ion actually took place al. the manure
and 10 The name reported, and31. Whe.
taer he believed the relation of The intend
sat to &c true. TO each Of which this
gentleman answered by a aconic yes ard
he has since heard no,hing further from
the general: Prom The weight Of sdhis
gentleman S name and character, as well as
from a thousand other eotrobDfa.ing cir
camstances, his report is stlnos, rniveri
sally aeeredited. slior c,y own part, icons
fess ! believe very little Of it, and Iabso
lusely begin to entertain compassion for
the wretch vho3is the subjecs 81 u; for i
would now seen, that he is cutoff from al!
re,reat-even TO The Spanisrds. Fad SO
ends the triple game he sader.ook to play.
INTERMITTENT FavERs.
"A :. ~ 4 4 = x
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I siirillber Wood, &c.

I! ~ LARGE quantity of Oak Tinberfye,
s j. which bark has Leen gotten this sea.
son, Is now or-sale in the forest of Washing.
,on, and is of the first quality for broad rails
andother purposes. Also, large Poplar and
Oak Timber for mills, wharf logs and Slip,
building, can be furnished IN the forest
Sons lots Of Wood are laid Off and wall be
sold, with astilne allowed for taking itot pro-
.portioned to the quantity purchased. NJ
"A Saw-MlN,
On the waters of four mile run
a superior construction, APP
ct either &C. f 81 those ssv Wi'ee esy e
timber from the ford
iqrslya.
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aleranorta DAILY ADVERTISER.
MONDAY, JUNE 8.
AsIa,e Paris paper contain. the following

Aacona, Ts5ruary23.
6 We learn from Fsrrara thai the Jews
sss that place have offered so livres a moa h
10 all the youth of their na,ion who will
enlist in the service Of the French empe.
ror. and promise after lhe3War a pension Of
$50 livres ayeaE.n y
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-06-08

Governor Wentworth, COMM nder in
chirt Of Nova Scotia, and It's drpendrn
,cies by proclamation bearing date the 10Th
Of April, permits the importation, for SIZE
months Of thefollowtng articles. ,..
S ayes, plank, square timber of any scrts
bread, biscuit, aonr. peas, beans, wheae,
rice, barley and grain of any sort. by Bri.
tish ships and British subjects.
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Public Sale

T pursuance Of d dssgree Of the hon. TIE IT.
I Hited States circp ''assirt OF the district of
sColumbia,fpr the comfy. OF AIcxandria made
between Thomas Lewis rornplainsIlt, and
the heirs and rspres sntaliyes Of David Clif-
fifth, seceassd, sdefsn DARTS :wiisybe sold, on
FRIIlA The third day Of Jaly next. TO the
highest bidder, ol sfeslit Of twelve, eighteen
and twenty four months, with approved seeti.
rity;; Certain Iiece;scr parcel Of ground in
the town of he upon TIE north side.
of Queen street, hoesasFg on. tie old George
Town road and tie ground of Eutcl,er & Ext
ION, plot Of which Will be time shewn.
The sale will commence at three clock In
the afternoon on tie premises and deeds will
he riade. to purchasers s.reeabls to- TIE sid
decree, ~
Charles Sinms,
s4e5eoi &c Deneale,
Thomas Syann.
JuneS. law4t
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Estrac Of a letter dateaN Orleans, April
Esd 1907 I;

EiuCc mentioned tu~y0u the clycun-
sauce Of the sEidaviss of the two militia
neu from the Mississ ppi Territory, who
accompanied Wilkinson To The Sabine, and
who since their return deposed that they
saw aGuantuy OF specie upon t,aclas intro.
duced at his quarters 10 the nigh, from the
Spanish camp, other facts have been bro's
to light which serve srously 10 COFFIN
their account. "A gentleman az this city of
the highest respectfully far family, cha
racter aud influence, by birth, believe 4
Cas,ilian, was called last winter soon after
the commenccment OF our disturbances, BY
his business to La Vera Croz. Upon his
arrival he was sent fer by the 1nfendan,,
who asked him what Wilkinson was doing
at New Orleans. He answered he was
taking vigorous measures TO defeat con
spiracy, as he said, against his own county
aud a scheme for the Invasion Of The Spa.
-nish prcvinces.ef Mexico. &c The Intend.
ant. then asked this gentleman his opinion
of Wilkinson's sincerity anI the opinion
of the inhabitants of II ouisiana upon that
subject. To this he answered, that;ia the
4opiniono of those who best knew the cha-
Tacter OF ,Wilkinsons the whole was an 10.
veusiDn Of his own for the purpose oihis
private emolumsnt. The Intcudanf re-
Piled that he though, SO too. and proceed
led to inform the genhsman,with whom he
was conversiDg, Of thereasons which ia.
duccd him to estertain such belief.
He said that general Wilkinson i,stcom.
municated intelligence Of the general nature
of this plot to governor Cordero upon the
Sabiue, and proposed TO hia that II he
would Withdraw lsis forces from that river
aud prevail upon the vise king to furnish
hin general Wilkinson with 500. 900 dol
lars, he would undertake to Illustrate the
designs Of the conspira,ors and save the
provinces of his Catholic majesty from il.
vasion employing for that purpose the
forces and olherresources, naval and Mill.
.ary, of the u. S, Governor Cordero.
Knowing Wilkinson to have been q long
time in the interest, Of his'kisg, lens.a s.,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-06
FOR j, SALE

"a WELL fnished three story bKlesh
HOUSE and LOT, Oh h9ingg-street,
tie most commercial street in town and Ia the
center OF IS. .
4 well finished two story k'f1cA Fonse ana
Lot, on Duke street, near the river.
a l4otof Ground a short mile above town,
containing ave and one eighth acres, near the
river. s.
Twelve hundred and eighty acres OF military
LsEi, in the state of Tennessee, on Obey
river, a branch OF the Cumberland river,
A tractof Laad containing sic acres, IN
,GSenbriar couaty, Virginia.
Also, very convsnient and well fnlshea
BricS House and Lot, III George Town, with
Brick Stable, Coach Houss, &c
Also, two story Frame House and Let In
George Towa, and Bake House-the lot is
IS fsss inches front and LOT feet deep.---A
part payment will be expected down, aad a.
liberal credit given forthe balance.
If the George Town property is not sold oy
private sale, it will be offered at puoill sale,
On tbs first Monday in Mayaext.
Samuel Craig.
TanNsry % Paw.
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n TTC Z.
MAJORITY ofthe stockholders OF the

a MAJORITY Of the stockholders OF the
N Alexandria theatre, having agreed TO
purchase the ground rent OF Slo8 per an
mum, arising from the ground on WHICH. the
theatre is erected, give TINS ilu6s'es morse 70
stockholders residing out of Alexandria, that
unless they forward notes to the subscriber
payable at s., 6, and months, from the first
Of January, lso7, for their proportions, BY
the first day Of March next, deed Will be
then taken for the property tothose who shall
agree to the above purchase by that day,
Any stockholder disagreeing to the above stl-
pulations, will only be entitled to the one and
thirtieth partsof the neat proceeds OF the SAFE
OF the property, sold at public auction by the
direction of the trustees of said theatre, GA
tho goth August, 1906,
Guy Atkinson,
Agent fer the Stockholders
January se-sc 2awlstM
a~a- The above theatre to rent.
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ID W ~ IA -,
Lately rece;ved cid for sale BY ROBERT
GE.fY, at his Book and stcjiot'ery Stor:
in Klng-st,est, betaeesg EaTJas and Royal
Streets, .dleranayia.
Carey's Family Bibles, assorted g.
Oxford ouapto bibles, cctnvo and school bibles
and testaments, Brooke's universal gazetteer;
Bells surgery, Mrs. Chapone's letters, Cold
smiths Rene, Lavoisers chemistry, Mil
toms works, medical pocket book, prayer
books assorted, P}utarch's Ives, Porteu's SER
mons, Thompsons seasons, Watts's PSALMS
and hymns, neat pocket addition-.Eouns's
night thoughts.in plsin and gilt binding, Nor
se's American geography, Amerosn rTece-
dents of declarations, domestic encyclopedias,
HisterT of Aneric., by Kichsrd Snowden,
fasts and festivals Of the church Of England,
rev whole duty Of man, Rollins ancient his
tory, Goltisnliths natural history, pdgrls's
progress, RusscII's ancient and modern En-
rope, fuckers Blackstone, W'asefcld's Ia
11iIy tour, Pennsylvania farmer, 81 ePltone
CT universal history, don2ss%!c rccreatons,
polite learning, introduction to astronomy,
sfarer's universal history, a IS scls. boards,
MAYORS voyages and trarsls, a vols. bound
in calf British classics, 80 volumes bound ii
calf, life and pontifcetc ofpope Leo the loth,.
by Wm. Roscoe, anecdotes OF Frederick the
great, terrible trsctoraticns, & nsw sdition, en-
larsed by the auther--Kosccs's Ite OF Loren
20 de Msdicis.
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Valuable Property for Sa,s

Pursuant to decree Of the circuit copr, 6.
the district Of Columbia, held at AIsxa WI
dria, and the last viii OF Benjamin Cir.
deceased; his executors offer for sale,
TI7HAT Vsfuable Pretssrty at the corrisr =
Il King aad Fairhx-strees, part Of wh;sh
is occupied by Charles BeBnett. Tie lot ~
tends 40 feet on King and re feet on Fairsr
street, IL subject to rent charge Of 50 doD,s
per annusn.
To those wile are DESTROYS, either Of serur-
ing a good stand FOR business, or esting their
money in real estate, this is a most inyit;ns
piece Of property. A snail part ofthe moneg
will be repaired In hand CT in an approved
note at 90 aays-on the balance liberal ere.
DIT will be given. For terms apply to ether
of tAe executors or to Benjamin >;hreve.
William Patton,
Edward Stabler, Ex'rs.
John JanRey,
NeveNabsE %. PAW
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-02-06
This lsWo give Notice,
January 50.

YTSHAT the subscribers, OF Fairfax coun-
ty, in the state of Virginia, have ebtaIn--
ed from the Orphans court of Alexandria
county, In the district of Columbia, letters OF
administration on the personal estate OF Hsis-
~ Zimmerman, late of the county hrst atore-
said, deceased: ALL PERSONS having clfms
against the said deceased, are hereby warned
TO exhibit them with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscribers, on or before the 2sth day OF
July next ensuing, or they may BY law be ex-
Guided from all benefit to said eststs-And
those indebted thereto are requested TO make
Immediate payment .-Given under our hands
this 2sth january, 1907.
Eliza Zimmerman, Adm'x.
John Zimmerman, Admr.
january 30. 2awsw
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Land for Sale.

vEVHE subscriber wishes to sell about Efteea
3 and an half acres Of Land, within Ealfa
r.ile of Alexandria, situate Gil the south side
ofthe lane leading from Mr.. Hodgson's dwell
ling to the poor house, and directly opposite
that building. Although this property frora
its situation must soon become valuable, It
will be sold low for cash, or coed negotiable
paper at ninety, one hundred and eighty, and
two hundred and seventy days. Apply to
JAMES IRWIN, or myself
Robert Adam.
January 80. colt
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PUBLIC SALE.

TeY virtue Of a deed Of trust from Geaefai
ID HENRY LEE, fer securing to WILLIAM
LUpwELL LEE, deceased, the payment Ola
debt Of sixteen thousand six hundred and SIX
ty-six dollars and sixty-six cents, Tith iT'ssr-
est thereon from the 18th day of April, 1873,
and upon the request of the legal representa-
lives Of the said WILLIAE LUpwELL Lee,
deceased, shall sell at pubic auction, 70 the
highest bidder, the following
Tracts OF Land,
At the periods hereafter nneadoRcd-that Is
to say
One tract Of land, lying in West
morsIand county, called EoAis's Hiarah,
CONTAINING, as mentioned in the said deed,
two Thousand eight hundred acrss or thsrea.
houts--and
One other Tract OF Land, called
e Black GrouaGs,'' containing eleven hundred
acres, more or less, in WestmorclaHd coun-
tv-at WestroreiafiG Court House, on the Sd
sav of March next, being court day =
One other Tract of Land, sta;edto
contain sixteen hundred acres, called 6 6tf-
fa5oe Idarsh," lying In the county OF Fredc-
rick, together with moiety Of the Mill upon
the said tract-at Winchester, on the 4th day
Of May next
And all the Right, Title, Interest
or Claim of the said Henry LEE anu WIFE,
TO ave hundred acres, lying in Fairfax coun-
~. at the mouth of Difficult Run, on the west
aide thereof, at or nsar the great falls OF 70
tomac-at Eaiyflr Court House, on the 18th
day of May next.
1t is expected that persons wishing to pur-
chase either OF the above tracts, VIII previous
ly view the same.
Bushrod Washington,
TRUsTKn.
I,,,,orv "a caw
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{; Stationary Articles.

Quilla, waters, sealing wax, states and Stats
pencils, lead pencils, bI.ck ard red-Pen-
knives assorted, glass inks and sands with
plated tops, suitable for port. e writing desks,
tsuaain inszands, playing and blank cards
by the gross, dozen or single pack, paints in
boxes, carnels hair pencils, thermometer,
uatheHaaticsl instruments, scales and ea1
dars, &c.
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Office Of the Peoples Friend,}
NETWORKS
The PEOPLES FRIEND.
FOR THE COUNTRY,

FOR THE COUNTRY,
TINE first number of this paper will he
I publishes on Thursday, the st of ia
nuary, 1907, and continue to be published az
forwards regularly, every Wednesday and So
turday. 1t will contain the whole Of the eli
torial matter contained IN the daily print OF
phat name.
Price four dollars year-one year TO be
paid In advance.
ar Subscriptions for the above paper re-
eeiyed at the Office of the ALExANDRIA DAI-
LY ADVERTISER.
OeceUker ID.
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This IS to give Notice,
'EevembsT 20.

THAT the subscribers, OF Alexandria eo,.n.
;ty, in the district of Columbia, have obtained
;frora the Orphans Court OF said county, let.
scrs tcstarncntary on the estate of DAIRY De.
vsy, late Of the county aforesaid, deceased
sll persons having Claims asaiast tie sad
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit then
With the vouchers .tsereof to the subscribers
On or before the 2lst day OF July next eli.
suing, er they 1nsy by law De excluded hon
all benefit to SAID estate--and all persons In
debtcd thereto are requested to make imne-
date psyment--Giyen under GA hands tbs
LIST day OF January, 1907.
Elizabeth Davey, Exsf's,
John Kotn, Executor.
Janaarysl stawsw
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'ON HAND.

a good assortment of Latin classics srld
otter school books-Aad in few days will be
published, anew edition, printed CT good pa
per with an excellent type, Murray's English
Reader, bound in strong leather, price Is
GEMS.
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Writing Paper.

Super royal, royal, medium, deny, aolio
post, quaIto post plain and hot pressed, fools
cap no. |, 2 end 8, CT various prices, by tbs
ream, for cash only.
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The Subsoriher has received
The following ARTICLES,
Which he offsrs for Sale very low ::
Is bogfheads arst quality St. Cnola
sssar
10 bales Tennessee cetton
6 pipes 4th proof eogniac brandy
10 hogsheads vel favored 4th ,prost "a
n.aioc ruln
50 barrels New England Rum.
IND On E5.lAD,
Imperial
Hysaa TEAS
Young llysoa Sof the latesttre-
First quality Seucheng
Best greca coffee in bags
Chocolate
Loaf and hump sugar
London particular Masleira
Particular Tenerlae
Lisbon, Sherry, and $50 doEea sosaca
Fort, vs''y old HINES.
"A few cases sclaret, superior quality
Coniac and old peach brandy
Jamaica and Antigua spirits
Holland gin
New England rum and wliskey
Mace, nutmegs, cloves and pimenss
Black pepper, allspise, & ground singsT
Peasl barley, rice, starch, and FIG blue
Dixon's Philadelphia, * Eaglash u ssssra
Refined Salt-petre 4
Brown and white soap
Mould and ehpt candles
indigo, alum, madder, coppeRas & ISL
briHlsseac
Enghsh gua-rowder
sDelniioafs
James sandaSlen.
September II