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Accept, sir, SC. &c.
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
HIS ExceAeney the Minister
eForcign Afa'rs.
FROM THE NORTH AMERICANS.


WHILST the people of America are
ssnsumiing their substance IN q seif-lnni g
|rNation Of trade, it appears that the bf,-
ish nation are providing themselves with
he means Of extending their commerce.
hot only with countries and colonies. when
ne civilized, but with the sable and uniet-
tered inhabitants of Africa,as the following
extract Of s Second report OF the COM
mittec Of the African institution, Puo-
fhed in Liverpool, the 18th OF July last
kws:
Besides the usual trade Of gum and NO.
YIN which the commerce with Africa now
consists, the trade in slaves being abolisnso
BY act Of parliament, the committee men
ton the following articles as already pIo-
duced, or susceptible of being produced ~
hat country:
Gold, bees-wax, dye-woods, timber, POT
ash, palm-oil, cotton, indigo, rice, conee'
sugar, pepper, ginger, nutmeg, clnnamon'
castor-oil, musk, tobacco, hides, sponges'
opium, cochineal, silk, salt, and all the al
ksent kinds of fruits and escuent gram
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AN OLD MERCHANT.
rRoM THE rREEMAN's JOURNAL.
FNO7H ~ : y ~ = =
From Washington, Friday, N0u. ! +.
EMBARGo AND N-INTEIcouRsE.
ONCE MORE.

- = s.
EMgARGo AND NoN-INTEIc CURSE.
ONCE MORE.
An idea is entertained by some here, and
will be more extensively entertained among
the people, that if the plan of Non-inter-
course be adopted, the embargo will be res
ended. Let not rie people remain tt,sdcr
this delusion far one moment. 1t not So.
Nothing can be more fallacious than this
notion. The embargo and the Non-lnter-
course are to go hand in hand the latter
instead of being substitute for the former,
is to be a SUBSTITUTE FOR IT'S REPEAL.---s
1t has already leaked out that the knowing
ones arc saying, sub rosa, that the non-in-'
tercourse project is little BETTER way OF get
ting out Of the hobble in which the embargo
has placed its authors, than to tread back our
steps by adopting the motion Tor a repeal
especially as that motion comes from the OPP
position. The non-intercourse is only to
complete what the embargo OF itself has well
nigh accomplished TIC destruction ofthe
commerce Of the United States!! 1--we were
to adopt the proposition for non-inter-
course with Great Britain and France, and
at the. same time remove the embargo, our
ships could so to all other ports of the
world, and ali that trade would be carried
on circuitousiy which could not be carried
ON directly. To comfort the people uuder
the horrors OF the embargo, they are to be
told that G. b. and France are so incopigi-
bly wicked that we must punish them for
their sins by the total destruction of our
commerce, and the permanent renuncia-
ton OF our commercial rights
Is it possible for US to descend to lower
no;nt IN the scale of nations?
Wellmay we say of our exclusive friends
OF the people" as JOB said of his friends,
e Miserable comforters are ye all !"
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o. TIcxETs in the Charitable
Marine Soesefy Lottery, now
drawing, for sale at the Office
of the Alexa,sdaia DAILY Gazette,
price Five Dolls. g Seventy JGys
cents. A regular list Of the
drawing will be received and in.
formation given gratis to those
who purchase tickets.
August 9.
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Asvem5er u. The bill frora the House Of
Repre- entaliges to authorize the transp ortati-
OF. 81 a ceTtsin message Of the President OF
the United States and the documents accom-
panying the same, WIS read three times ahd
passed. 81
The motion made yesterday to refer that
part THE Message that relates 70 the Bar
barry powers to 8 select committee was agreed
to, and Messrs Bradley, Giles and Smith OF
Maryland, appointed the COMMITTEES.
Mr.. JuAitr offered the follosing resolution
for consideration:
: Resalved, That the president Of the u. S:
be requested to cause to be laid before the
Senate, so far as he May deem consistent
with the public safety, the reasons that have
induced the late call upon the governors Of
the respective states, to have their quotas Of
an hundred Thousand militia, drafted, equip
ped, and ready to march at a moments warn
ing and the service on which it is apprc-
hended there may be necessity of employ
ing them
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which grow III the tropical countries such
as, cocoa nuts, lines, lemons, oranges,
plantanes, bananas, popaws, guavas, me-
Ions, pine-apples, cachew nuts, tanarinds,
pemphrics, yams, cassada, eddoes, Indian
corn, millet, &c.
Amongst other things, the committee OBJ
serve that the growth OF cotton will occasion
less competition with the British colonies,
than almost any other article OF tropical pro-
duce, and that it IS important to be prepar-
ing sources, from which a supply Of cotton
may be drawn, should circumstances arise
to interrupt the commercial relations of
England with America, or with the o.
Their places which now furnish that arti-
Gle.
They had, it seems, previously to this ia
ken the pains to find out whole cargoes OF
Georgia Cotton in seed, in order to procure
the seed, and had sent out great quantities
ofthe best kind to Africa.
) It may be observed, that in the above
LIST, there are several other articles besides
cotton, which are produced in the United
States, and furnished by them to the English
herctotore-sucn as DeeSWaS, potash aiisi
tobacco.
REPRESENTING the trade to Africa, It IS
not the supplies merely which are contem-
plated by the committee, but the creation OF
markets for the produce and manufactures
OF England, and it is evident that il they
can have any tolerable success in ciylllzlng
the African race, which is quite as likely as
our own success with the Indians, they will
in time have procured place Of sale Tor
more goods than the United Kingdoms ex-
AN OLD MERCHANT.
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-. .-soaa fact. asserted by the council
-. .bsr The Interpretation OF the decree ia
= ~, .;.,, even on the oath of December,
e 'os wss orivats not pstb!ic--or, in other
lsss, ,nat i was the interpretation OF the
W., moi that Of the minister land as such,
rss e, ousweigh the more recent declare
' :aa coming directly from his majesty HIM
I'm I'm the comparative weight OF these de-
,.rs,;;ons shall say nothing, nor shall I
= more 10 rcpcl The first part Of the insinu-
:;s.. that the minister's declaration zvaa
sss - y, Of The it.asividakai THAN to submit
s - 4 excellency ny letter of the 2osh OF
~ 1906, claiming from that minis
5. o1agpr;ai interpretation of the decree in
[;,,sstior. and his answer OF the 24th OF the
|sne raonsh, giving to me the interpreta-
3op demanded.
q, vour exce.iency, who as late as the
80. of August isss. considered the minis
g &C marine as the natural organ of his.
m,;.stys will, in whatever regarded the
ss,-. Aforesaid, and who actually applied
: Ain for information relating to it, this
.asrat;on of the council OF prizes and the
reasoning iounss~ s,, ;ru and viii ;nst;ty
g IN requesting that his majesty may be
.oy,,,; 4, set aside the decision II Question,
mone' ',.,,I e m tl,e opinion Of the
|Onths sSound . e''0' = - '''1s''
council o,,,o,,,s;on I BAY.
I'm supper :. s s.s1' f,,,m tn. treatv Of
dawn 8. es : ~ he laws Of nations, Your
lsco nor i.on - ~ - :. - loss - ASSIGN to-
xssl.sns; s,,,s causs. i would sure
ais ''a $50 ,,srless toSna,ity to aopeal
Fn''sS o''s''.' s.s' ,,roct;ea,Ir hrt even
% ausll0s alcs' '.s's s''s l..ssr If tb..
pzs'sss-V'F s s:.s.ss>f 1seSh of Sant. we
nhln'sssl = Je'ss' E:,,,ssls ,aat !. since
q, ',,re,,fsr 10 make any ex-
af aaa aos }''us S 80 shsre was
|eepsioh q Tue ,s'ss1 :: -, and
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ntns report ~ YOU m 1sos S-we
sa ~ y, w 49, ',,,rsh,e v,orels.
haze these msmola1,s St tl,oss n,ace. block
LrSiansl has IT. - -. 10 had mt ! SINGLE
ased' 0sio, !, ~"'eA 80 ' 2
rlP u wal eor sbA has deelar-,
she has done NOR, io Ices s ,vb;cb ali
din a state OF plocAaue, ps''S ;,,canahle of
AR assembled ioless 49, 49, ca ; v,sr en-
bios adlnegS---immeilse eoa's' 'i'1 :,
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Aitsrwards ula~nls :. ..1 Fac. The conse-
night and rom IN assume is o. bar ,rsxv
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osevery thing gong 70 PAGES sa aa Of the
nsssu,csion ~ : sil',p.I ..s.,..l;,,r arising
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FRESH BEER.

DeaLes excellent Frederick
Town maryland BEER, for sale, by the
barrel, at the 0ld Bank opposite the mar
ket.
Ills o,
Bottled Cider, Patent Cider-Royal Cherry
Bounce, Rice, Fish, BIC.
LIKE WISE,
A second-handcd COACHEE, for barter
or cash. A great bsrgain will be given.
Enquirc as aboDe.
November Is. ST.
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FALL GOODS.
REMOVAL.

rn TIT
Joiepn q. MandevliIc,
Has removed MS store 20 the d'fk House tS S
y oeextied by Lewis Dedt0is, esq. corner
King and Union .streets--tvherf ne hss :"
hand and cfers for Sale--
1000 bushels Lisbon SAIL.
Liverpool coarse and tine DO.
Brown SUGAR IN hhd.. and bis.
Loaf and Lump DO.
MOLASSESln hhds.
Green COFFEE u bags ana DIS.
imperial,
Hyson, LAD
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DIED, on Monday last, at Frankfort,
Philadelphia county (Pa. Stephen Decatur,
late commander of the u. S. ship of war the
Delaware, and father Of the commodore.
He served with reputation in the revolution
airy war.
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g5ames Patton.
And at meeting of the board 'THohAs
VOWEL, Jun. esq. was reelected President,
and George TAYLOR to supply the vacancy
thereby occasioncd.
81 On Saturday arrived in Hampton Roads,
his Britannia Majestys armed schr. Rapid,
from Barbados, with dispatches from admir-
raj Cochrane to the British consul and Mr..
Erskine. AS the schooner was leaving
Barbados, British 80 gun ship had arrived
there direct from England, and a 81 was
momently expected, for the purpose, it was
coniectured, Of attacking Martinique and
the other French Caribbean islands, which
are declared in state of blockade by the
Britis,l-see proclamation.
BRITISH CoNsUL's OFFIcE.
NortoM, ga. 14th Nov. 1908.
His Britannia majesty consul having re-
sceived official intelligence from rear admit
raj Cochrane, X. B. commander in chief OF
his majesty's ships and vessels employed,
and to be employed at Barbados, the Lee
ward islands, &c. Sc. that the French Lee
ward Caribbean islands, are in state OF
strict naval blockade, pursuant to orders
signifed to him and the said commander
in chief having desired that his proclana-
ton to that effect may be made as public as
possible, the consul accordingly anRexes a
copy of the same for the information of all
persons concerned within his district. Z
By the hon. sir Alexander Cochrane, K. B.
rear admiral of the red, and commander
in chief OF his majesty's ships and vessels
employed and to be employed at Barba-.
dos, the Leeward Islands, &c. &c.
WHEREAS an intimation has been receiv-
ed from the right honorable lord viscount
Castlereagh, one of his majesty's principal
secretaries of state that the strietest naval
blockade is to be established over the lee
ward French caribbean islands. The seve-
raj captains, commanders and commanding
officers under my orders, are hereby autho-
rised and directed, to stop all neutral yes
sells destined for any OF the ports of the said
islands; and if they shall appear to be ig-
norant of the existence of the bloc kade,
and have no enemy's property on board, the
masters Of such neutral vessels shall be APP
prised thereof, and warned not to proceed
to such ports, and a notice written to that
effect upon one or more Of the principal ship
pspefs.
But if neutral vessel shall appear to
have been 80 warned or to be otherwise in
formed of the existence of the blockade, or
to have sailed from her last clearing port
after it may be reasonably supposed that
this notification might have been made pub
lie there, and yet be found attempting, or
Intending to enter either of the ports OF the
said islands, such vessel shall be seized and
sent into port for legal adjudication. And
with respect to neutral vessels coming out
of said ports having any colonial produce.
goods or merchandise on board, appearing
to have been laden after knowledge Of the
blockade-such vessels shall in like manner
be seized and sent in for legal adjudica-
ton.
! Given on board the Belleisle, Carlisle Bay,
Barbados, 14th Oct. 1903.
ALEXANDER COCHRANE.
By command Of the Rear Admiral.
IoHN 6. TRACEY.
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aleranorla pa1p 6a,etst.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II.

Atan election held for choosing twelve
Directors for the Bank Of Potomac, Tor the
ensuing year the following gentlemen we're
duly elected.
John 6. lad.
famrs ~. Hooe.
I'm. Hartshorne. SIS.
C.. PoueA. a.
flames Keith, ~.
.8 41sffohn Roberts.
ss4 Jacob Ho1nan.
Elisha asaney.
.ss Daniel Mclean.
3oseeh Riddle.
Ta0s. Yoroel, ~.
31,nes pHsfon
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Senate Of the United States.

Wednesday. AoOem6er 10.
Mr.. Bradley laid on the table the following.
resolution
Resolved, That so much Of the message OF
the President of the United States, as relates
to the Barbary powers and the unjnstibahls
proceeding of the Dey ofAigiers towards our
consul at that regency, with the documents
accompanying the same, be referred to se-
iect committee to consider and report there
on.
On motion, it was agreed that Mr.. Hnl-
houses motion for repeating the embargo
laws, be the order Of the day tor Monday
nexs,
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q E0PGE w. z. GUSTS, Esq.
OF Arlington House, District Of Columbia
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JAY ~.
TO RENT,

lind immediate fosse'noa g'uen)
NEAR THE EXTREMITY OF INK PAVEMENT
On Prince Street
A TWO.STORY BRICK HOUSE, with
n an elegant garden, and all necessary
buildings thereto, complete. The premises
occupy ons half acre Of ground, on one OF the
hes, situations and best constructions, eq"aiied
by few, ifany) exceeded by none IN aiexans
dria of its size it has also pump OF excel
lent water, approved of by the best Judges,
besides well in the garden Tor its exclusive
use, and is every way calculated toaccommo-
date a genteel family, from such moderate
rent will be taken.
Now building and will be ready
to RENT about the first of Angus, FOUR
HOUSES, on Washington-street, the stu
atoms are good, aod the bulldogs will be We
ry convenient and neatly finished, for private
families, or pubic business and a House or
two, near AIessrs. s1arsteNer Gnd YoxnSs
wharf.
For terms apply 70,
Robert Brocket.
luna 2aW
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70 e S n l. f.

By VIRTUE ola decree ofthe high court
of chancery of the state of Maryland, viii be
exposed to public sale, i'll the town OF Fort
Tobacco, Charles county, at the court house,
at three O'Clock in the afternoon Of the second
day of the next August term OF Charles eoun'
ty court, which commences on the 4th Non
day of August ne1t-a parcel of LAND, late
the property of John q. ScoH, deceased, be-
ing part OF tract of land called Foy'tosn Ma
nor, lying upon branch of Nanjemsy Creek,
ON the post road leading to Nanjemoy from
Port Tobacco, near the Hill Top, and about
seven miles from Port Tobacco.
This land consists of about 500 acres, Of
which between so and 100 acres are well TIM
hcred, about 30 acres are in marsh, and the
remainder arabic and very productive.
The terms OF sale are, that the purchaser
shall give bond with sufficient security to pay
the purchase money in twelve months from
the sale. twill be sold entire or in parcels
a. may best suit the persons inclined to pur.
chase.
Francis Key, Tustee.
July /. cot
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July IL.
N,zv -c0nHr1xctsd Bed Cords.

ASCCV NOfp/It ~ -
THE subscriber has for. sale, at MS ROPE
Store next door to the Indian Queen tavern,
a few new constructed BED CORDS, which
are rendered superior to any other kind ny
their infallibility in destroying and preventing
those insects called Chiaches, which llarbor ~
the holes of the bedstead--they are also su2e-
rior to any other kind, from their long wear
He believes they will last fifteen or twenty
vears and retain the same virtue Any per-
son wishing to purchase, may have them IN
Ii! the first Of January, 1909, in order to prove
their excellence and should they not md
them to answer the above purpose he VIII re-
turn the money upon their delivering slm,the
Bed Cords; provided they are not asnaS5eo
more than the necessary wear.
he HAS ALSO,
quantity of HAIR CLOTHES LIN S,
which are far preferable to any other kind.
Thomas Crimthaw.
In,v az. DIT Paw
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IN fwo PARTS
{, rr.,eh IL Ruglish--s2. English Il French
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!, All the words in general use, OCCASION
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s. The pronunciation of every word' ae'
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s. Acopious vocabulary Of sea terms ana
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s. "A dictionary Of French ,ynonymes'
S. A dictionary of French homonymes ::
s r. An alphabetieallist Of the most ianlil,ar
proper and christian names, and OF inc
most remarkable places In the ~of'o'
s. The difficulties Of the French iahSusSs
alphabe tically arranged.
g. a complete treatise on French poetry.
10. The chief English idioms.
III 4 treatise on the English PARTICLES &c.
The whole carefully complied from the pes.
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TO RENT,

"A three story Brick House and ID Lot, s, wen ::
calculated for business and the actoInn,oual'-
on Of a family, situate at the eornerot Ffihee
and Washington-s.reets, in an AIRY g healthy
mart Of the town.-Possession given on ths
FIRST day of August next.-APply = "'''1
zaatleH.
Edmund Denney.,
July IL. ee-
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!. 1t shall be printed on fine paper, N tive
handsome large l2mo Volumes, upoa a
beautiful type, called nonpareil' cast cas- 4 tor
the purpose, by Mcssrs. Binncy aaa 10
MADISON This type, although small, IS, by
its neatness ana elegance, extremely CRATE
f,,lto the eyes. The work VIII isste rom
the press of T. and G.. Palmer, who have
already been so emincntlv distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and taste in sheir
profession, and a thorough knowledge OF
4 the French and English languages.
III. Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
in boards, neatly lettered, five dollars, to &C
paid on the delivery of the whole work. ~
gentlemen, however, wishing to have the
first velume before the second, It may be
received upon paying the full amount q
the subscription for both volumes.
az Subscriptions received by K.
GRAY.
Nav %.
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Alexander Moore,

>'SS"'I'
This IS to give Notice, That the
Subscriber of Aiexandria County i'll the DIS
trict of Columbia, main obtained FROM the Or
phans Court OF said county letters oi admins,
tration on tie personal esta OF Annas jack
son, late Of the county aforesaid, deceased
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with tie vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
On or before the 9th day of January next,
orthey may by law be excluded trcm all be-
ncEt to said estatc-aad those indebted there
to are required 10 make immediate payment
Given uadcr ny hand this 9Th Day OF Ju-
ly, 1903.
Harriet Jackfon,
At!m'x of Annas Jackson
Ju!y ~. 1aW5W
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July 81.
ORPHANS COURT,
Alewandrla County,

july Term, 1893.
ORDERED, That Harriet Jackson adh!iiis-
,ra,rix of Annas Jackson, deceased, insert the
GLOWING advertisement twice in each week
or three weeks, in the Alexandria daliy paper.
Test,
kFoora
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DY- r.. 6. DUFIEF,
,..,1e. of Nature Displayed III her mode 81
.teceh;us language 70 man, athhedf'I"e
French language, &c
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Nv GEORGE w. p. GUSTS Ese.
or .frfingron Ho4se, IN the District Of CO.
lambda.

AT time when the energies OF the ma
non seern awakened to the state OF our TO-
reien and domestic concerns, We conceive
1har the important interests OF Agriculture
and MANUFACTURES should meet with consl-
slerabIe share of the public discussion. Yer,
tain it is, that al no period OF our Poilllc .
history could these national subjects eXcfte
more interest or be more properly urged 70
the notice of the p'ihli5 mind. nc unscttleo
and impending appearance OF our foreign lore al
fairs, and the present disturbed state OF t'lS
European world, renders it doubly necessary
for the citizens Of America to cherish and
.nromote their domestic policy, whereby thcy
may derive those resources which arc now
obtained from abroad and create wealth ana
;ndns,rv within themselves. Too long. have
these important and patriotic interests been
neglected. The nation now feels their w'nt,
and we trust viii duly provide Tor tnslr sup
port. Government, hitherto engaged III other
concerns. will now cherish those domestic
Institutions. which will preserve the nation $
dignity and promote the peoples welfare
OF the merits of the little work VS. are
,hont 70 issue 10 the public, it is not our pro-
WAGE TO decide, but of the advantages 70 DC
derived from It's sale we would beg leave 70
say every tssing which disnterestcd exertion
IN the cause of Domestic Manufacture justly
.l....1s...t,s---.s ae the prnGts OF this WORK,
after the expcnces of publication are paid,
will be solely devoted to the purposes OF the
Arlington Institution, We may hope and con-
hdently expect a liberal patronage fren
discerning and patriotic community
EDITOR.
~ Printers IN the .. States ss'A tseSse 20
gi1e This advertisement an insertion ~ Their
Trseecuue hsaers, aud such as demand q sylHs
Be- maid at this s6scc. Booksellers sNltt1ed on
H6e,al t.,.,ss, 0ad all orders sDi!l se 5aanctuaay
attended 10. S.
Aiex. 18th June, 1903.
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The hrst book Of nation Is the sneaofSf'
Of their own language.
VcISEY,
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AGRICULTURE u D01fES1ICsdd.f.Ye-
R1cTURES:
Tending to shew that by due encourage
ment of these essential interests, the ma
ton viii be rendered more rsspes-
table abroad and more prosper
GUS At home.
ToeETHER WITH AK ACCOUNT OF
1As IMPROVEMENTS IN Sheep ct DR.
lsagteS,
The native Sheep of Smiths Island, and the
plans proposed OF extending this valuable
race of animals, for the benefit OF the
country at large: