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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-10-11

IN THEREAS Da7lei Afxrgasroyd hath, by
Wv his petition in writing, applied to the
honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the
assistant judges of the circuit court of the
District of Columbia to be admitted to the.be-
neft of the act of Congress, for the relief Of
insolyent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is In actual
confinement in the Jail bounds of Alexandria
counts. at the suit of E. B. Caldwell, admir-.
of Samuel Murgatroyd, decd. and being un-
able to discharge the said claim, with o.
theirs against him, has offered to deliver
UP to the use of his creditors ali his
property, real, personal and mixcd--eNotiee Is
therefore gipen, to the creditors OF the said
Daniel 1luvgatroyl, that on Saturday, the
fifteenth instant, between the hours OF 9 and
3 O'Clock of the same day, at the court
house n Alexandra, the oath of an insolvent
zleEsor viii be administered to the said Do
NIT laursatroud. and trustee appointed a.
greatly to the said act Of congress, unless
cause be then and there shewn to the contra
ry. ~.
BY order of the honorable Nicholas fItz-
hugh one of the assistant judges of the circuit
court of the District Of Columbia, this 9Th Day
of October, 1908.
G. Deneale, G. G.
October 8
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alexandria Races.

HIeTUNN7ZU 1SULEy.
On THURSDAY, the goth instant, will
be run for, over the Alexandria Race Ground,
a Purse of ONE HUNDRED D0LL.AkS,
free for any horse, mare or gelding, agrcea.
bic to the rules OF the Alexandria Jockey Club
two mile heats.
On FRIDAY, elst, . Purse Of FIFTY
DOLLARS, free as above except the win
ming horse on the first day--one mile heats.
And on SATURDAY, 2sd, will be ruv
for, anselegant Saddles Bride, Whth u S1lnrs,
free for saddle horses only-one mile heats.
Geo. Talbot, Manager.
Octnher &
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Cotton and Stewart

Haze just published their
ALMANAC for 1909.
CONTAINING a great deal Of useful aud enter
ta;n;no matter. For sale by the thousands
gross, or single one.
71eu svN publish, s,1th aafossi6le steea,
new Novel, by Mrs. Plunkett, llate
Miss Gunningl entitled
The Exsle Of Erin.
October 6.
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n O Z I C. E..

ALL persons are forowarned from taking
two notes, given by me to lillian DerocA
6r,une, of the county of Queen-Anne, state OF
Maryland--the one payable the 9Th October,
1908, the other payable the i4th January,
lsoe--as / undetermined not TO pay the
William Mafon.
Alexandria, Oct. 10. 2t
TO LET,
The HOUSE on Prince-street. lately ocr
[cupied by John Hats, deceased
4 FOR SALE,
| Share Pennsylvania Copper Mine Stoke
r. |. Taylor Err
September ~ -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-12

rishing and best disciplined in Europe, not
more than five Thousand remain embodliedi :.
The British troops remained i'll Gottenburgh
harbor on the 30th ult.
BY vessel which effected her escape from
Charento. on the 25th ult by cutting her cables,
we ind that an order had been issued at all the
ports of France for LAYING a strict embargo on
all vessels, without respect to any.hag wnate
yer. No other inteliigete of importance has
been received by this cdveyance.
The captain ola vessd which arrived yester-
day from the Dutch cost, states, that it was
generally rumored ut lie time oehis departure,
which was on the frsthst. that the prussians
had revolted against theFrencb troops. and that
the revolt had been pfticularly formidable a
oeriin and Magdcburgl. From the same source
we learn, that vast nlnbe's of French troops
had marched off towars the Rhine.
The American We SCI the ST Michael. sailed
rom Baltimore OF tie lth ut. with dispatch-s
Tor Sent IA Armstrong; under the care of Mr.
baker; i Mr.. Puryitce also the bearer Of
dispatches for MI. rhkney, enclosing others
tor the British government The vessel was
instructed IL make .th,part of L'Orient on her
IaPoroach 20 which, c3hc 31ss ult and before
| sac entered the harbt, she was overhauled by
British nan of war, -ae Donegal or the Drs-
Igon.) The captain earning that a messenger
was OH board with Dispatches for the British
government, proposal to give HIM safe con-
veyance to England put his offer was declined,
the messengers instructions being first to pro-
lceed to France. NJ. Purvlahce, rs some sur
mise, may De detainA al L Orient, in the same
manner as was Nj. rputse, until General Arm
strong is prepared td send Mr.. Baker with him
% England and ptrhips before that can b.
done, 1t may be Necessary TO consult Bonaparte
at Bayonnc. Shouil t!at be the case, we can
not expect to hear Of tis arrival of the St Mi
lCilael fave
lterday, however, MIR. fanning announced her
arrival at L'Orient TO M, piukney.
Price OF Stock ths day ut Twelve
S per Ct Cons for q. 10 1-2--5 per ct. red.
90 g. 4per CT. IS 7B.-Omnium la 2,
prem.
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[For Dollars Per Annuns-Fa;d in Aduance.l

GJo The price Of this paper to sub
scriJersis four dollars per Gnnunt, to be
paid in aofvancc.
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a
square IN length co lines J are insert
ed, the FIRST time for seventy. foe cents j;
three weeks Csix times J for three dbl
lars and far evcry subsequent inserti-
on, tA,rty-taree cents. Long ones in
the sane Proportion. IN faU0r cf those,
ho7peocf, 1cto cdvertisc by the year( Ell
tier once or ttvice a 1cseek } a deduction
from the aboce price Of tuoenty per cent.
as made.
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LONDON, June 10.

We have seen letter, dated St. Ande.
TO, on the 3o,b uli. and addressed 10 res
peGabIe merchant in the city, which con.
veys very nauering picture Of the dis
position and resources Of those Sraniards
who are adverse TO the arbitrary prnceed-
ings of Bonaparle. According to this
letter. the people are in a state of actual
,insurreetion in Asurisa and Galicia, and
also in the districts Of ST. Andero and I,e-
ON. Aslurias alone, the writer describes,
from the number and spirit Of IT'S popuIs.
ton, as competent 10 very material eE
fort. Certainly, If The people are resolute
the nature Of the country must render i,
peculiarly difficult and dangerous to any
invader. An assembly of deputies from
the districts we have mentioned has al
ready taken place at Oviedo, the capita
81 Asl0rias, by authority Of which asse m
! by formal declaration Of war has beer
published against the French government
To this assembly all the districts Of SPAR
are invited to send Deputies and il /
proposed IN convene the Cortes, in orde
TO concert measures for the purpose q
delivering Tire county from its present de
grada.icn.
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Mani HESTER, June l.


The proposals agreed to by the cotton
merchants and manufacturers, at their NEE
ting last night, at the Bills Lad In3, in
th's town, were an Advance of 10 per cent,
Tor weaving upon all goods in the cotton
line, to take place th;sday, and a further
advance of 6 ] 0 per cert, to take place or
the lst OF August making together an adj
vance oil 20. per cest. am sorry TO
say, that the numerousbody of cotton wea
vers IN this town and heighbcurhood re
main dissatisfied with this offer, who ner.
sist in demanding anadvance of 6s 81 m
the pound sterling, when is SO and third
per cent; nothing lsss il appears viii
content them and not one OF them in this
town or neighhonrhood will go to the loom
AZ present Uiym moderate calculation.
enere are no. less than &C, 900 looms in the
COTTON trade alone now standing still in
.his town, and circle of IL miles round
II. Should any one attempt to work at the
shuttle, parties rush in the house, cellar. or
garnet, and take it way. have ius,
heard that large body of them, TO the a.
mount of S 900, have met at village be-
tween this town and Bury. three troops
Of cavalry are gone from this place ia
dispense them. Great numbers of wea-
vers walk the streets of this town during
the day, but IN peaceable manner, aud
at 10 O'Clock at night, all is quiet here and
at Stafford.
Every man must commend the weavers
of Manchester for their peaceabienesso on the
present occasion. They seem to be
aware that riotous proceedings can dc
them no good wish ] could say the
same of the weavcrs of Rochdale. Bolton
Bury, and some other places in the neigh
bourhood. At the two former places they
are very disorderly; at Bury understand
they are rather better to day; but yester-
day, am told, they burned some persons
in efigy.
A requisition for soldiers was sent from
Rochdale, late last night, and troops were
immediately dispatched thither. In con.
sequence of their being in serious state
of commotion at that place still, il is also
asserted that the artillery went this morn.
ing. Gsd grant that we may soon have {
change for the better, for things in THU
quarter have a most awful aspect.
Sir Robert Peel has published yer,
sensible address to the cotton weavcrs.
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The Stages south Of A'csa7'1'sa.

IN the first of October next the Mall
~ Stage VIII commence running as iol-
lows between Alexandria and petersburg IN
Virginia:
will leave Alexandria every day at
O'Clock in the evening, and arrive at Dumlfles
bv s in the morning-Leave DuIntres at
ana arrive at Fredericksburg by IL IL IN tic
,noru;nr-Lcave Fredericksburg at y snoonl
and arrive at Richmond the next morning oy
6-J cave Richmond at IL and arrive al
patersb,re by II l-2 imthe morning.
Returning, will leave Petersburg every
aav at - Ia NJ. and arrive at Alexandria
in the same time. This stage VIII carry no
more than passengers On any account what
ever. and not more than * 10 OF baggage
can be allowed to each passenger.
An Accsmn odatiop Stage between Alex
anaria and Petersburg Will also commence
rnoninp at the same time, every other Gay
tbron,,bout the year, without regard to Sun
Avg and will travel only III the day TIME
On this line it is the intention OF the owners
50 study the wishes and the convenience Oh
nassonsers. Still, however, regard must oe
had TO time-Going south from Alexandra
,bay Gil, breakfast q, Gcccquan, dine at otaf-
e,r5 corr House, and lodge at Fredericks-
hnrr--The next day will breakfast at the
bowling Green, dine at the Oaks and lodge
- Richmond. And on the third day VIII
hreat fast at the Half Way house and oine at
Petersburg. ,c 111av bo,se
.ra lodoe at Richmond. Early in the morn
mo. breakfastat the Oaks, dine at the bowhhs
r,Ssen. and lodge at Fredericksburg. Next
morning, will breakfast at stafford court house
me 4 Occoquan, and loege at alexandria :
Vt The owners on this line too, have TO re-
quest that passengers will be as moderate as a.
possible in the quantity Of their basgage, a. :,
nv thing more than SINAI, 'lunh q pa .assa
which will go within the ooay Oh inc s'sse
will be an extra charge.
The. Probrsefors.
| August a:
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Horse Shoelag Warranted.
THOMAS WRITE, Jun.
Plrcbsm,9l dpd Esyyley.
F!nck5m,!A and Fftrr1eY,

]. .CQUAINTS his customers and the pub
N lie in general, that he has opened shop
at the lower. end of Union street, adjoining
Mr.. John Hunters ship yard, for the purpose
Of shoeing horses, III Nh.ch lire his abilities
needs no conment--and begs leave to solicit
a share of the patronage Of a generous public,
and to assure them chat any Work IN the line
of his profession, shall not be surpassed by any
on the continent.
Blacksmith work Of al kinds and description,
executed in neat and moi:1niaEiiii>0 manner,
n. B Those VI no favor him with their GUS
tom wi, have the advantage OF receiving his
advice and attention in farriery gratis.
e. A couple of smart Lads, from 4 to
l6 wears OF age, will be taken as apprentices
AMI treated with kindness, and strict attention.
paid to their morals.
September 5. dina" ON
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G. ". CARLIN.

Returns his most grateful thanks TO the IL
habitants Of this town and It's vicinity, for the,
former favors, end earnestly solicits a CONT
nuance OF the same. He likewise takes tals
opportunity of informing them, that he liz
tends to commence lis NIGHT school,
or the 10th of this instant. Those WHO wis
to be instructed in either Of the branches be
has heretofore taught, I'll! please to make
early application, as the number CT pupils will
be limited.
September II.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-09-28

el6s Prizes-amonn;ias TO
R3 2 Blanks.-Sum raised !
Last drawn Blank

el6s Prizes-amoen;is5 TO Dolls. $4,000
R3 2 Blanks.--Sum raised $4,000
including expence,
From the above Scheme, it appears that
there arc less than two blanks to a prize, and
that the prizes are to be paid smthoat dea1e-
hon
The drawing will positively commence On
the Oath OF next month, and viii be compiet-
edin ten weeks. TIcKETs at IS SO cents,
Tor sale at R. GRAY's Book STORE, where
TIE drawing OF all tickets scid by him Will be
examined free Of expence Prizes ii the last
New York Lottery taken in payment ior tick
essia this.
Orders fortiskets from the country, enc.os-
ING the cash lpost- paidi will be pnnctuall,y
attended to, and early Information given OF
Neir fate.
Charitable Marine Society LOTTERY.
Tie drawing begins this-day First drawn
tlans entitled to Tsvo Hundred Dollars.
ROBERT GRAY,
aocEsrLLER AND sTATIoNER, KING-sTREEI'
HAVING made purchase of number
/ Of TIcxETs in the above Lottery, OIL
iefs them for sale, in whole, hali, or quarters
Until further notice. at the following rate.
Whole Tickets, % -
Half do. %
Quarter do. 81
The price WILDE regulated as the drawins
r>oeeeds BY the state Of the wheel, informa-
ton Of which WILDE given at any Tune Dy
applying as above.
Warranted undrawn tickets VIII De, ex
changed for prizes, or the highest price :,
cash given for prizes as soon as drawn. al
acsets sold by r. GRAY, will be ,exam.heu
and eyern information respecting the Lot1er'
gwen without charger
August ~.
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Patent Shot, &c.
September !

ens Patent Shot, assorted, B tono.
nogsheads brown Sugars
So BIS green Coffee. -
mperial Tea, of a very superior quail
ty, in quarter chests, boxes ana can
matters.
50 barrels choice Whiskey.
J,maica SIsrits, tor family use)--war-
ranted seven years Old.
40 boxes Muscatel Raisins. -.
With general assortment of Wines, Ii
,,ors and Groceries as usual
FOR SALE BY
Jofeph Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and Fairfax streets.
juno IS. ------
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Talua5le Property for Sale.

On SATURDAY., the 18th day of Ccto-
Der next, at eleven O'Clock, Will be sold, o.
the promises, and Immediate possession
given
A Lot of Ground. On which
is erected good substantial two story frame
house, beginning on the north side Ct Prince
street, 2oS feet / and IA inches 10 the west
ward OF Union-street, and fronting on Princc-
street II feet IA inches, aud is So feet .
l-2 inches in depth, subject to ground rent
Of Is pounds, Virginia currency, year.
ind Immediately afterwards, also on the ire
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Sentfmber %.
French lstsh5 ocho !.

THE. subscriber will open is NIGHT
FRENCH SCHOOL. al the Co! OF Prince
and Royal-streets Oil the l7th OF ne 1t month.
Terms Ct tuition msy be known on ~ppiicsti-
on.
John Friignet.
September u, st
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t. Negroes wanted.
PabGc ga G ct LOIS.

The subscriber will, on Tuesday the l4th
day Of October next, expose to sale, on the
preu,ises; near the new turnpike gaze, Il Il
o'clock, several LOTS, being pat OF Pear
Son's 7ract. 1se l.nt. is fertile, and iull of
yeung th.iying timber there is spring on
each lot, witn handsome * convenient scltes
- l An4l4in6: they eotain from to 4 acres,
SccOTalhS 70 TsFf y-----I. sGe. Iae lots
viii be sod on rel;it % % ana -
purchaser giving bond VAIN approved sccuri-
~ for lie puactusi payment II the stated Pc
RODS The title and p,ats wili De shewn y
the day Of sale by
Charles Little, Ea'r.
CfJ. HeSs, did.
September 26. ols
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IOHN G. LADD,

Has FOR SIZE,
90 bales German Linens, conllit-
ing OF brown and white Rolls, haSeh oSns,
burghs, hempen Ticklenburghs' bufiaps' ana
Checks and Stripes.
1000 pieces Nanksen -,
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
so bags Of black Pepper OF the best qua
Iity, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molesses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
S Go. French Brandy
do. Jamaica Spirits:
A quantity of soal Leather, Shoes opef
raacitl and Tallcw Candles, Cheese &c, &C
April z.
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September 2t
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ashlnston& Alexaldrla Turn
pike Company.

THE Stockholders Of the Wash
inatop and Alexantira TalpPise Company
are hereby notified that the shird insta!mene
of Ten Dollars on each share, Is called for by
the President and Directors Of the said Com
panv, and is required TO be paid to Cs@'les
PFC Treasurer in Alexandra, on or before
the Goth day OF October neat. ssgresble 10 an
act Of Congress, entitled g An actor the e.
establishment of Turnpike Company in the
county s,G alexandria, in the district OF Co.
lumbia."
O. order Of the Directors,
6. lseneale. Proficient.
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The Subicf5Gcr

H. II 49, III a As>A
LFroR9fS TaE PJ2LIe,
qyst he sauufsesgres ard tas jf5' safe, c. ms
,soe on The colusr ef fairssar and Prince
strssss-
STILLS ef different hzes-
COPPER and BRASS KETTLES of ali
.;res--A general assortment eff TN " Ar +
and Ike Use executes al.,knlds CT BLACAs.
SMITH NssfsSs
For Safe or Rsai,
A two story Brick House, At tue lower end
ss Prince-street, in a good situation Ion basi-
ness and calculated TO accommodate a family.
To LEASE,
on A eSoUND RENT FOR EVER,
5 Siy;s-two feet OF Ground, at the upPer-end
ef King. Stress feet on RoYai-stresi, be-
tween Psilsce and Duke-streets.
The highest price given for old copper.
Byass, Lead and Pewser--ard all kinds OF
Cooper and Brass work repaired.
George M'Munn.
August IS. SIN =
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ALot Of Ground. on the waf

side Of pitt.street, beginning l5s feet to tie
southwark of Prince street, being p feet S
inches front, and l2S feet inches deep, adj
Joining grosnd Of Mr.. Chaplin.
The above property viii be sold under
,,a.1 &C trnst TO secure the aynaerAt al debt
,Ius 20 the Bank OF alexandris, on credit OF
: - and Is months, with interest," winch IS
70 be INCLUDED in satisfactory notes negouah.e
~ The said Bank; and ii will be optional with
tho purchaser either to receive conveyance
in fee simple Immediately af,er the sale and
p;ve deed Of trust on the property to secure
the .ayment Of the notes, or to nave his title
on tie last payment being made.
James Keith, ), 7ya.,.e,.
George W, craik,) '~''ss''
September Is. asS
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Sales at Fea due.

n every Tuesday and Friday,
HILL eE' SOLD
!, ,bs yenduc Sore, corner OF Prince and
Water streets.
grifty Of .D,g Gooas. Groceries. Sc.
Ap,rticuJars Of whicl.wiii be expressed N
:. hills Of the dayAH kinds of goods
1 =. arc on limitation and the prices OF
.s;ch are established, can at,any time be
' . and purchased at she lowest Limitation
p. G. Msrstesler. v. NJ.
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Scheme Of a Lottery,

Torthe purpose OF raising sumo money 70
aid the funds of the Charitable Marine So
f;rtn NJ 8afircre
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September So. g
P CS 7 u T I | 1 T.,

- ALEXANDRIA, Seft. "a.
AFTER the srst day Of October next, the
Northern Mail will arrive every Gay at
NJ and be closed every day isnndays except
ed at 6, p. o
The Southern Bail will arrive every day
at /, NJ. and be closed every day SUNDAYS
excepted at 4, r. ~.
The Western Mail, via Fredericksburg,
will be closed on Mondays, at 9, p.sM
Letters and newspapers for these mails
must be deposited before the hours above not
ed for closing them otherwise they will neS
be forwarded until next day.
George w. Craik. ?. NJ
~ eo4t
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1808-02-26
"LEcHoRN, Dec. 1lth, 1907.

My last informed you Of the treaty
that was concluded by the chamber of
commerce with the French general
Miollis, respecting the Liberation Of the.
sequessered goods, in consequence Of
the then unexpected change of this 20
yernmens. I had hoped some DELAY
would have been gained. or that some
event would have turned up in this PERI
cd Of wonders that a Liberation nigh,
have been granted at least to the Ameri-
can property without acceding 70 the
conditions stipulated I regret TO adj.
wise you that this has not been the case,
and a few days subsequent - my last, =
notice was issued by the chamber of com.
merce under authority of the French ges
neral, notifying to the interested, that
slnless the goods were redeemedin three
days, paying the sum OF forty FIVE per
cent. on their estimation viz. 3oper cent.
cash, aud ten per cent. in notes with en-
dorsers at 4, 5, and 6 months, the same
would be immediately put up to sale-
In this extremity I had no other aitsrna-
tive left but to accede to the imposition
which has also been done by the other
houses in the American line. The whole
amount sequestered was about 2s5 900
dollars. / will write you again, and
now enciose you the. notice posted this
mornlng-by this you will observe our
change OF government. Who is TO sec.
coed thereto Is still unknown, or whe.
ther Tuscany will not be inoorpora,edin
the kingdom Of Italy is yet a question"
" The Freneh Gag aud arms are now
every where displayed, and from to-day
gu public acts run in the name Of the em-
peror. The queen left Florence y~ss.er-
day, presumed for Milan"
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Havanna, TanRars 81.

The heads efdepurtmrnss krrs.
received ad1iess from his CathdEe macs.
tys charge DER efdires in tie United
Statess effan expedition being Preparing
IN England, ana, according 10 nsys6a-
pr rfperrs, sad to Be intended apaius,
ne Spanish p0sstssions in ths bag Or
Me<tco. The most active brebayaiiSn.
ere making here 70 retRtse tie IN in
ne event ~ their making an attack ueou
mfs Perteri island, BY iRsmediatels cadsas
on and fr9prrty Grming and fraininS.
az me militia. Of every Dissertation. J.
zphfeh, together NTH ME E7reneha settt,ys
=" re island, and che SDasish bhaatrrs.
merchants and artisans ALREADY rya,u.d
loiH conIPose a Farmidabe bsS4. The
JJt~e't5foahons have air ady 5een but IN the
best state. ofasjence, and are ssosf aa.sG<
supplied wiih AL 1udrEke stores. 10 r,sist
q sfege, ,tepen should il icsf fcr six montka
The Department. of ME Morinr 6tssia..
e'osri'g the garrison, md assi.Gne L
W'ih nstn and moons, 1piH Iu,nisA a con-.
SIDERABLE nnnber Of sEcers 10 EHshe oa-
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