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.goleph Mandeylile.
eosSxR OF KING md FAIREsx sg2k12s,
.4LgxhNDRIA
Has received a considerable ad-
dition to his Stock,
and OFFERS FCR SIZE,
20 hogsbessls, lst and I'd quality
90 barrels Muscorado Susara.
1000 Id. Green Coffee
ID tons British Patent Shot, assorted
BIB to No. 9.
10 bales Cotton.
10 asks first quality Goshen Cheese.
40 boxes Mould Candles.
Is bags clean heavy Pepper.
80 h. Nutmegs.
casks London refined Saltpetre.
ditto Irish Clue.
Gunpowder, Imperial, Hyson, Yos. ass Fly
son, tiyson Skin, and Padre Souchong Teas
in qua, ter chests, boxes and cannisters-most
s OF which are equal lii quality to any ever i'm
ported.
Madeira, Port, Marsha Sherry, Lisbon, Tc-
neriafs, and Malaga Wines
A. few cases Medoc Glarct-
Jamaica, Windwara Island, and Northern
Rum.
Cognac, Bordeaux and Pech Brandy.
Holland and Country Ga.
Irish and Country Whiskey.
Six .hogaheasis3 Cherry Bounce.
Retailing NioIasses, Havana Honey.
Wine aud Cider Vinegar.
Fest Florence Oil in bottles and TASKS.
Loaf and Lump Sugars, Chocolate, Rce'
Pearl ), Common Barley, Basket Salt, Starch
Fig Blue, Indigo, Mace, Gloves, cassa. Fl
mento, Race and Ground Ginger cayenne
Pepper, Capers, Mustard, Raislns' Almonds,
Currants, Madden, Alum, copperas, Roll
Birthstone, Chalk, British and BrandyWlne
Cunpowtler, Spanish Segars, Cayendish and
Small Twist Chewing Tobacco, Leipcr's,
CARROTS, and Hamilton's Snuff, Writing and
Wrapping Paper, Playing Cards, Bed Cords,
Leading Lines, &c. ~
October 10. d
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George w. p. Gusts.
Trinity Church Lottery.

This Lottery is authorised by the Legislla-
tureof Maryland, and bonds have been given
to the Mayor and City Council Of Baltimore,
for the faithful performance cfthe Managers
The following is the Scheme:-
S C. III T. M l..
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/. Il shall hc printed on fnc paper, IN two
handsome large 12rao volumes, upon q
beautiful type, called nonaaToil, cast ( Tor
the purpose, oy Mcssrs. fiuney and Ro-
Madison. This type, although s-n;'b IS, BY
its neatncss am elegance, extremely crate
full to the eyes. The work will issae from
tie press CT T. and c. Palmer, who have
already been SO einincn.!y distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and taste in taeir
pro.ess,on, and thorough kno"icdgc OF
tie French ard English languages.
II Price, to subscribers, for the two Volumes
il boards, neatly ietteFed, five dollars, to be
paid on TIC delivery Of the whole work. BY
gentlemen, however, wishing to have the
first volume before the second, If my ne
received upon paying the full sinount o!
th.c subscription for both volumes.
s- Subscriptions received by =.
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The subscriber trusts that the pubic viii
duly appreciate his motives in the promoting
this very useful establishment, and acqultllllll
of all selfish or interested views. His labors
hayeaiways been guided by a far different I'M
pulls .--a Pro f'afria srrafser will ever be the
motto of the Arlington Institution, ana PUB
lie Utility It's end.
George w. z. Gusts.
~ Subscription papers willis placed IN
the Coffee-houses Of Alexandria, Geo. Town,
the City and elsewhere. list OF the sub
scribers will be published and a meeting cal
led for organizing the company.
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ORPHANS C0Ue r

.dlerandria County, Nop. 1;e,M D..
ORDERED,
THAT the executors Of g1-7s.s pa.,,
ceased, insert the following adsefl,s.,a
lie Alexandria Gazette, three sitlisss
icr eight weeks.
ALEX. MOORE. Re-.
{ his is to give Notice,
THAT the subscribers have obtained,
4 the Orphans Court Of Atueaa,,g
in The district Of Columbia, letters tes,,,n
tary on The estate of James Russel, !a,s i
County Aforesaid, Merchant, deed. Al
sons having claims against the said Ge,c5
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
TIC vouchers thereof, to the subscribers
before the zth day Of May next, or they
11y law be excluded from al benefit ID
estate, and those indebted thereto are ma
ed Ia mako immediate payment
Given under our hands this zta day d
yeribcr 1903.
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FifherY to Rent.

will rent my FISHERY on the ioto';s
yer, about three miles below Alcxahol's 81
the ensuing season. have lately ca .sr
roomy and conmoe'ious buildings iof =,
ing on The Fishery upon an cxtensiso 8
For particulars apply on the PREMISE.
C. W. Valanggcha.,
December S.
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P4 Il. G. DUFIEF,

.aulhor of Nature Dishiqy9d ~ h.'' '':oae q
teaching !'ansuags 70 1911, G{S...l'st. 10 INC
Ercnch iangaG5e, &c.
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For SALE.
N q Z | e. L.

THE subscriber cautions al! those VII
It may concern, from purchasing SAID
MARSH-MUD, Or STONE, frora !9lI
browsing, row in possession Of !paa
Point; since he has no other title to thef
perry than that which lie derives trcn
session obtained by knsvery and retained
heJu'y.
John R. Coose
December 20. eaw6'
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e. TO RENT.

r-syITf.. subscriber offers 10 rc-lt for ore o''
I more years, adjoining the place where
on he now lives, Placksnith's shop, Wlth
CON p!ete set Of Tools, a Dweiif Honse IL
comfortable condition, calculated tor q fa.ni-
", torether with between three and Jour acres
otvery rich land. From several years exRe-
r;ence, I can with truth declare, that there
can be no better stand for a biacksinith than
the one now offered to let.
Thomas 3. More!and.
Maryland, Broad-Creek,2 lawtf
December 9-N5.l
NJ 3. If don't rent the fine stand |
will give good wages to young man
with family.
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FOR SALE,

A Tract Of LAND, containing 27s ssD
situate ia the county OF Lancaster, FiFsI'
or the main road leading from Richmond
Lancaster cont house. fvc miles from
latter and four miles FROM Deep CreeS' 81 I
Rappahannock.. The Improvements a.o'
good dwelling house, kitchen, SMOKE h0u
corn house, a large barn AID store honse'
new, and handsome apple orchard OF Az
500 trees. Upwards Of 200 acres OF 'A'
bove land is well linhcrcti with oak, cne',
and hiekcrr. The terms will be made XIV
nv apn.yinGr to Mr.. p. 1irhtcts, CT Alex
an,lria. or to the subscriber adjoining
place.
Edmund Denney
Centreyillc, Oct l4-si7l IA
Mutual A1furance SocietJ,,
THE General Annual Meeting OF tas ~ -
rual Assurance Society, against fire o., w. y
ilnrs. OF the state of Virginia, will BE ncp
the Ca:itol, in the city OF R'cnmop''
Monday, the first day OF January next
Samuel Greenhow'
Principal Agef'
n;ehmona General Office Of Assurance !,
December |, 1908 --l5. law ~
CT Al, tie Printers in Virginia, an
the town OF Alexandria, are requested TX
l;sh the Above once Der week, until the se.'
day Of January next. ,o,v
SAMUEL GFEENR2...-.I
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lanes II. ITooe.
'Truenan BraHle,
Erecutors Of James HI,
November 4
N u I { 4 s.

LOST or MISLhID, three Ccaiso
for three Shares in the Capital Sock Of
Little River Turnpike Company-Nunt
SO, 81. ard 3i2, issued to me--a
renewal (Which application will he mac
toe President and directors OF said Ca
ny on the 2ot!, day OF January, 1909.
Richard Bland LIZ
December 5S. lasa
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6o65 Prizes.
1883 Blanks.
Sum raised,

OF TIE ABOVE PRIZES,
i of 200 dois. to the first drawn Blank.
Il of eco do. to LIST drawn blank alter 20
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~, Mr.. Green Of Fredericksburg sHt,sEr
Davis Of Richmond, will insert the above
advertisement IN their respective psFers,
o1lsa a week til the l44h January.
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Marine I45Ard,see Company q a
jec.5c.4--s,..11JJ21c2a.

GFYlce. l9ta Dec, 1903,
5~IiE Stockholders in tais institution ars
I hereby nolifleds that an election OF nj
teen ligcctore, viii be held at the court house
in Aleyandriaon Saturday the fourteenth Gay
January next, ensuing.
BY order,
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BOSTON, iialA &c.

< On Sunday arrived in Nantuct Road,
his Britannia majesty's brig C,mbine,
capt, Bradshaw, e days from Halx, with
dispatches.
The boats Of the Melampus and rnati-
on, on 18th April, made aa unsuccehl at
tempt to cut out vessel from the nor Of
Mayagues, Porto Rico--in which liehant
Grierson, Lieutenant Northcote, K. Mines
and 7 seamen were killed, and FIVE sven
were wounded.
A letter from Halifax, dated July ~
tons, tina" Rourwas getting rather see
but that client pork had been SOLO
IS dollars per barrel, beef was Il Il G
per pound, veal 16 cents, lamb II cents IS
The governor of Nova Scotia has publ.
ed, that oaly hemp, pitch, tar; turpent'
rosin and tallow are admissible as ma
stores. The privileges of neutral trade 4:
Nova Scotia have been extened to y
Brunswick. IL the New Brunswick lis
admiss ible articles, are hemp, beef toba'
| pitch, tar, turpentine, cotton, WOOL pot
pearl ashes, aaxseed, and provisions o.
kinds.
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boats are hauled up into the mill pond at the
Wallsbont, and number are also In New
town creek. They are nearly all disman-
tied and generally without crews. AT Coz
vernor's island, the Notifications progress
rapidly, 500 laborers are constantly employ
ed at the rate Of rs cents per day. The
grand tower is raised one story, and will
form an almost inpregnable fortress Il is
situated on a point of the island which at
once commands the entrance of the Mar
rows and the East and North rivers, and is
also so situated that the guns of the RAM
parts also command it, The ingenuity OF
colonel Williams, aided by the skill of
Messrs. Hillyard and Souder, has wrought
wonders on this island. In point OF neat
ness of workmanship and r cal strength fort
Jay is superior to any other in the y. S.
and perhaps is surpassed BY few even in Eu-
rope.
July 80.
"A rived ship Three Friends, Rhodes, %
days from Surrinam. Left schooner Union,
Gill, of and for Salem, to sail in days ; and
brig Union, Cook, of Providence just arriv-
ed from Newport, to sail in 8 weeks
Flour 60 dollars per barrel, beef IS, pork
IS, molasses ~ cents and dull, sugar dol
lars. Passengers, captain Paras and Mr..
David Holswalkiers.
Also, ship Friendship, Aderton, 10 days
from Mantanzies. July "a. off cape Hat
teras, spoke brig Licey, "a hours from Bal
timore for Savannah. A ship had just ar
rived at HAVANA from Beverly, and others
unknown.
Also, schooner Mary, Skerwin, of Boston
25 DAYS from the Island of Trinidad. Left
briggs Neptune and Concord, for New York
in 10 days schooner Hercules, in $ days
for New York ship Adams, Of Boston, I'M
der seizure. Flour 20 dollars, lumber 100.
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ORDERS IN COUNCIL,

! Lord Aukland rose to move for certain ae'
counts relating to the trade OF this country,
with view to lay before the house the actuai
state of the trade and commerce CT this eouh-
Dry since the month of November last. here
was at present upon their lordships table evil
teDce of what the trade was ut that time, par
tsularly with regard to America. lie pro-
posed six motions, the first of which was an
hceount Of the Imports ant! exports, custom
house entries, duties aud drawbacks IN the
ports OF London, Bristol and Liverpool, Tor
four mouths, ending the first of May, 1897 I;
and Similar account foY four months, end
Hg the first of May, 1908. &.
Iae question being put on the hrst motl-
On
Earl Bathurst wished the noble lord haa
Extended his motion TO the whole OF the two
Years, and TO the ports of the United King
CONS. His lcrdsiip added some observations
ID support Of the orders of council, not as the
means oil carrying on commercial war, Dut
Sa matter of necessity, not choice. =.
Lord Grenyille said, that the last time he
addressed their lordships upon this subject,
TIC hocie secretary CT state, LORD f1awkesou-
y said, that all his predictions had been real
iseo; that cur trade was In most Hounshlna
sad prosperous condition. But what was ac'
ma'ly toe result BY the papers upon their
lvsssa'ps table, it appeared that the exports
:. last year amounted to upwards OF hive mil
ions and an half, those of the present year
40 more than Airs ,oool. There coald be NJ
.oacs therefore, of the diminution OF GU
ssae % that extent, arising from those order
- couneil,. which he had already declared t
: ADVERSE to all the known principles of com
Mesee. TWAS said that this was a belligeren
Measure but could that beta belligercnt mea
WV which cramped the resources of the Sc
'slnnent, and unstrung the sinews of our al
~'ss' AS commerce diminished. SO mu:
nc manufactures, and dininution of tn
,s'eaus consequently follow, by which alon
IL II could now contend against the enemy
.Aese orders In. council. therefore, had NJ
;Srsressed our commerce; and if they wei
L'saded to make the enemy relinquish h
sS. against this country, they had faile
&c sAo. Every days experience must MOI
= more Convince bis majesty's ministers
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NETWORK, fully 2s.

Arrived, ship Culloden, De Io'en,
from the Isle Of France. Lett brig George
Stevens, of New.York; ship Sally, Mix'
of ditto. for Batavia; ship Artnur'
Townsend, of Providence, to sail IN three
DAYS Canton; ship Scioto, Deale, OF paul
more, for ditto; ship Apollo, Lattlm s
had lust arrived, from Baltimore Orig ou-
kew, for Salem; ship Olive Branch, kng,
for Boston, in ten days. Last sunday MeeS
lat. 81, long. 6e, spoke ship Chalie I,,,a
Packet, from New York, tor HAVANA. w w
French frigates had lately arrived ans. g
from France and the frigate Semllante
had returned, very much shattered, nav ',
ing had an engagement with brltlsh
fr,aate. captain wounded. A ship belong
/, inc 70 the East India company, valued al
10000 dollars, bound up the Persian guipi'
had ;uss been brought in.
July 20.
The frigate Chesapeake, captain Deca'
.t,r sa;led Yesterday on a cruize. The re-
mars of the Constitution lying at the navy IA,
] ward Of this port are nearly completed. NJ
iona delav whichhas taken place in her com n
nletion has been owing to deficiency =
workmen. Fifteen or twenty OF the sun
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HE ruincus tendency Of this measure. With
respect to America, understanding that . ne
gociation was new pending, he should abstain
at present from asking any explanation upon
tina, subject. His lordship concludedsby re-
pcating his conviction of The malignant influ.
cnce of this measure, and expressed hope
that his maiesty's ministers would be induced
to act with nagnanimity in resembling these
orders Of council, from conviction of the ne.
cessity of 50 doing and in the hope Of spec
DIV accomplishment, his lordship intimated
that it was not his intention at present to press
the moment upon this subject, Of which he
had given hottie previous to- the recess.
Lord HawkSufy vindicated at length the
orders in ccaail. He admitted there was a
considerable dminution in the commerce of
the country, BIT at least one half preceded the
issuing of thos orders and he contended
that the expors in January and February,
1903, were morsthan those the correspond
ing months in lIo6,
Lord Landeaale warmly supported the
motion, and strogly condemned the orders
in council.
The lord chandler did not mean 10 OPP
pose the motion,but could not let it pass
without entering Is protest against the infer
ence, that becauset maybe shewn that there
is a diminution of commerce, therefore it is
proved, that this dninution was in conse-
quence of the ordel'in council.
Lord Holland aga reprobated the orders
in council in stron terms, anG considered
that the 0aus hr06aii lay upon the noble
lords opposite, ia ssW that the orders In
council did not prodle the evils complained
! of.
After few words irsxplanation from lord
Auckland, Bathurst, Gaville, and Stanhope,
| the motion was agreed
lMayl.
This morning the aders for the loan
AWAITED on the chancepr of the exche-
uuer at the treasur and after some
! preliminary conversation delivered to him
their respective offers. V biddings, it will
he recoIIected, were to benade in the four
per cent, consols, of whit for every hun
/ dred pounds sterling, the Sdidates agree to
take as follows
/ Sir F. Barring andCo. u. lls &c
Curtis, Roharts and Go. lis Is Q
Goldsmids, llS l9
! Walsh and Nisbett l2e 10 O
Barnes and Co. 100 Ia Q
| The offer Of Sir F. PAIRING q Co. was Of
course accepted. The loan, as IN the terms
I were made known, bore prellm of per
cent coasois opened at 10 o'clot at 81 10,
and by s O'Clock had advanced l6s l.S for
meney
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sss L. master q The s'nsasa' $
Europe. a;t;on under the command q
The s, sk pa sst;llremained at G0ttenDurgn
rneral Moore s sss..1 &C his Swedish majesty
-Four .nd a;sb ships Of war, have proseea s,';l1
IND Sas - ;s,and Of Gothland, where ! WIZ
gasnst US red about the same namoer o.
g reeote,s a',aed some time ago. As they
a,.s no means OF retreat J. = of
,ss - viii surrender on inc appe
khis t01e ! ner;ean vessel Holland, hrskln !,
lbe n :. he river On Thursday from the
7areI' She sailed from New YORK N :.
ea last. and was warned INTO oul pols ,sd
a afser some time, obtained. a ", anu
|but, an s.d 70 Holland, her original destina-
Tocesa e. remained II the Texel hiteen
'o during which she was not all9ws s. - -
'ays .nv communication with the 81; snore, q
~ Ind any part of her cargo. one Mas,
Ina ,sr permitted to come out 9 ienlty
hosessl, lament of that country for which
3 ~ s,,sor account. Through the comnsu-
:.s.;on which the captain had WIN e'le
1 ~ - commander, he learned that the iol-
i'u:.n . American vessels were detained at
lo"ns I'm On the 10th of May: Eliza
s. 4,'' /. Bartlet Virginia, 4; cr0cS Ma, !;
Sc, J. Nelms; Creole' Noi-
PM, ~ Mouat Veruon, J. Owens Amer \ q
sfA 1 Iaila; Monticello, Story; Sally,
IT, = vet !" and Hannah, lansing; the two
80 had been brought in by French pri4
O a.ssrs Rising Sun, c. Birth ana oaliy
am r, tSs committee last night IN the house
e. - it was agreed hat the stopPages
6 ths nse Of grain IN the distillerlcs should
ses n,acc, in England, on the ion OF June
s scotland on the 18th, and N ireland On
Inc 20sh. ,.y I'm, as
p.,orr the most noble and right honora-
Is the lords commissioners OF appears ~
y, Esamtser. Morris, master. This vessel
,.,'ls- american colors, with a cargo OF
h,S.s Nicaragua wood, and some dollars;
sa;led from Curacao for New York, ano
v,s captured on the 9TH of June, 1905, by
Ehs Leander, and carried to HALIFAX, where
he was condemned, on the groend OF 3
brsash Of the blockade OF Curacao. Sen
l. tence confirmed.
Globe, Atkins, master. MS hn ,,
snip, laden with flour and vinegar, ooune
from Philadelphia, after having tried barba
does and other places, was captured by TIM
Elk, on suspicion of attempting to breal
Rthe blockade Of Curacao, and was carried
to jamaica, where ship and cargo were con
dsnaled. Sentence confirmed.
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alarannrfa paflp 6asette.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 2.
FCPEIGN INTELLIGENCE,

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE,
A few DAYS later than our previous advi-
ces, BY the Thalia, arrived at New York,
from Falmouth, the most interesting arti-
cles of which will be found in this days
GAZETTE.
The present critical and trying situation
of Spain, appears peculiarly to rivet public
attention and anxiety. Our most recent and
authentic accounts warrant the belief, that
the people of this devoted country, SO far
from tanlely submitting to the aggravated
usurpations of Bonaparte, are at length pre-
pairing to make a strenuous effort to uphold
their independence.
The spirit of this once gallant and war
like nation, so long in the torpor of vassal-
age, or battered away by a pusillaninous
policy, is now reused from its lethargy, to
contend for all that is dear and honorable to
country. United and determined, it may
perhaps have been reserved for this nation,
through Providence, to shorten the desolat-
ing career, Of the Great Destroyer of the
repose ofnations.
To the rejecting and honest part OF the
American community, who have hitherto
acted under species Of Gahican delusion,
the events in Spain, it is hoped, will be les
son Of great value. We will ask any Of these
misguided men, what is this country above
\ all others in the world, to expect from
Wrench partiality, or French friendship =
what is there in our conduct, in our institu-
ofons, in our habits, to conciliate his regard!
;o;,Vhat is to give us this extraordinary ex-
no {nption from his ravenous ambition Spain
all the last in the long catalogue of nations
ON France has devoured-and yetSpaln
Vail aleng been as obedient, as slavish,
Jas useful vassal to Bonaparte, as we
en-, \!
Sc, ae accounts from England reflect no adj
TX, DIAL flight on their relations with this
ur, coy. Discussions on theleading points
rec OF erence between us, are undoubtedly
IT. goin in London. During the existence
en-, OF \resent maritime regulations, howe
ou- ver'hing defnitive or satisfactory can
ng, be eAed to occur. The fact is, that as
eek our snment do not appear disposed to
ton acconiate with England (lest France
Wo sliouiep Hended) so England IN her turn
ere IS pen willing to let matters travel on
lnte in thens sent unsettled condition, until a
av- psnan change in Europe, may give
tish birth 70 ccasion for conclusive and IL
ng- berai an ment Of our mutual concerns.
| at 1t ned on all hands, that the extra
,lph ordinary t;on in which we are at pre-
sen, PiaeeAs been principally attributable
to the Hea of France and England re-
eca- sPectlvely to say any thing of our own
re- WEAKNESS imidity. In this case then,
ayy 1t IS ,a can expect no relief from
The our almea.st through the moderation
ON ana iorDea those powers.
Z of The emDail ith all its train of encreas-
sun- ing evils, is re fastened upon US until
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both France and England voluntarily fof
force is out Of the question: CONSENT to res
spect our commerce This is precisely
our dilemma But, thank heaven, there is
yet one hope remaining and that is in the
intelligence, the spirit, and the unanimity OF
our countrymen.--At the approaching cleo
tons throughout the Union, a judirious ex-
ercise Of their rights will not only relieve
us from the evils we suffer, but from those,
more disastrous that We anticipate.
(PhiL Gaz.3
From Yermont tater Of Juiy -.
DIsTREssiNa CATAsrRoPHE.-We learn
from Upper Canada, that on the first instant,
raft passed down the river st. Lawrence,
valued at 100000 dollars, on board of which
was 100 meE; it was taken BY the tornado,
le miles below Three Rivers, and totally de-
stroyed, and of the men drownsd=-three
only of the 100 reached the shore.