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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1809-12-16
Mr.. Canning to Mr. Pinkney.
Ioreiga .biee, May 27th, 1903

SIR,
According 10 The Estimation wh,th gave
you n our list conference, ha,e now he
horor e Toss - vtla copy 81 the d..
der eosrl.i which III, M;sts;, hiss d.
ry, l i, ~ ~ pd- re-. i, I.
ven,;ny \. ~ 4, - y i ans lecva' II
encco IL ran i = I. ie cltn,, ii tbs
Omitted St4.,,. Wa n n nave catered IN
- Commerce. Al snccuia.lons on the tai y 'f
III nata nasA:l engagements Of ijr.
Er~k;ur T yi,u>.y q the notification in
America Of his Mi sty's disavowal Of
those engagements.
i!aving mad tn honor to read to YOU, IN
fHtenyo the lnsnnclIn;.4 - which .,ir. Frs
kline is no! fur, shyd, tWaa ueet ssarv f 7 q
TO enter into any txinan?tlon d those point
in which Mr.. hr,kine has acted, NOT cnl,
not in conformity, bat in dire Ct contradic
tlon to them.
Einrbea tqraliy from trou',l.as YOU, sir
with any comment an The manner 10 VIII, /
hfr. Frskine's Communications have been
,.c-lyed ~ HE American government, Of
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4Nr. .Smith, Secretary ef 'Staie.
PANS 19th September, 1909.

4
III. .SDiitd, Secretary q state.
PANS 19th September, 1909.
"I received on the G,h instant, on my
return from Holland, two notes from count
Champaign, copies Of which have the
honor 10 enclose. III one Of these you
will find an exposition of the principles
which have governed, and which will con-
tinue TO govern the conduct Of his majesty
with regard to neutral commerce. 10
this, which was offered as dchni,ive an
swgr TO oul propositions, have believed
tia. any reply, before had received he
further instructions Of The president, would
nave been premature.
MI Lawrence arrived at L'Oritn' Oh
the g,, aud Mr.. Ha4wcll Il, PARIS With
your dispatch OF the 18th Of Angus las :,
on The l3.h inst. | Immediately cam.ra
nicaied 10 coua, Champagay gte ~ -
proclamation. intridictiHG anc@ y. IN.
| mercial inter course ;e,ween fh a,a:es
| ADD Great Bii'aia, AZ. gas yn.4 3tt.t' q
| plantations as The case appeared o rsqa.s."
| Extract 81 }e.}tr f.@ ce@V C%4mtaaH0 2
81. .fAt.toag, d.,cI .ltpaaAg, Aag. s2,!,
| 1893.
Iransia on
" | rive III uDutit to ADDRESS &C Ycu the
81 j@.,eti oot+ .!,icn Ms majesty has u.
ti,'s 4 me T. send 10 ,t,u, and ~hiSa nave
l2"9uaced Y. NJ las, Dispatch. r FRANCE
0 II I dis al til.s time all th,t the Jnted
stag, Of America can desire, Your gov
etGmrnt VIII be a ..e 10 SEC that neither
ejads,e anr anlnosity Influences It's con-
dN,t tsat + ,!le eli ct Of It's attachment
u ,rn0pi w!cn lie Americans, more
han any other people, are interested in
Supporting, and II the necessity of rrpri-
sails, which circumstances impose. The
empero will consider as an happy event
thar which sial. ena Il him 10 contribute
% III. praspen,a q! America, IN leaving ia
is commerce all the liberty and all the ex.
| tension which an render il Anurishing."
Here follows a letter (Which includes
toe whole Of ,!r documenss) OF Nj. Cham.
pagny's TO Mr.. Armstrong, dated Alien.
burg, August 22d 1909, on the subject o.
neutral rights, which was published in tbs
Gazette Of the ooh ult. II was COPIED
from London paper If Oct. tssh. o,
comparing it with the translation Of til;
same letter made at Wash ng.on, we per
crive no difference except in the phraseo
/ logy.l
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Mil BE II posed l., wave Is, the present, ~ thl
manner and on the terms contemplated ny nose
instructions, lh-,r right to tint branch ana 10
that branch oulv. Of the Colonial trade, kEo"e
by ,he name of direct trade, that IS 10 say tne
trade carriel directly from helhgefsnt eoloiles
10 the begercn,s in Europe, Wnen that trace
was not pcimaneel, il peace as IN war ,efm'
ted hv the laws Of the country 10 Whcu mos
colonies belonged The right to trade be-
tween such colonies and the United States gece-
rally. and 10 that in colonial articles between the
Uait.d States and other countries, never can, or
will in my opinion, be abandoned, or its eXer-
else be suspended By this government. On tnc
contrary, it i sol4!y IN order 70 secure, hy =
express treaty stipulation, that tiade against ,ht
danger Of In eruption, and thus by muua
spirit Of accom- notation to AVOID cotilsons, tha'
the abanlonmcn Of the direct baach can evcl
be a srnted to.
Permit nc therefore to reqnest, that you will
inform ne, whether YOU understood M on those
two poiats. 4. cert inly msant 70 bt Under
stood namely, that me rehnquish .siit duinS
the present var, of what is called the d!fcu
trads, wa a,aHe contemplated; aud thai no ~
Management ~ tn. su'lgtt was 81 ,ses;ei Is =
con .ton Of Tie Iegao4:ion Oh the orders -
cout,l.
/ ave the homo: 10 Sc, with the 'istest r.
spcct anil lon,,d s.tpn, sir, your ob~das.t SCI
want
loisaea) ALB II GALLATlN.
Tla4. D I E.sihf. ,s..s.~
is.st.,a., 4t4ara, ,,. Ne.
Ny ErsAiae 70 HE s. crciary Of the lrca
suri.
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Treasury Department.,
DtesMber III, 1902

UtUMbtF N, I8VN.
Sir,
have the honor to enclose report prepared
in obedience to the act entitled An act to esta.
blish the Tseasury Department"
have the honor to be,
Very respectfully,
Sir,
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALIATlN.
Tie Honorable
The President Of The Senate.
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An aggregate Of

The expcnccs Of the present quarter
though not yet precisely ascer-
TUNED will not probably, inclu-
ding the pay nlents on account Of
The pubic debt, exceed
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upon the terms and spirit u MI. ) NTH
share of the consideration.
Such observations will be communicated
more properly through the Minister, whom
his Majesty has directed to proceed TO A.
merica-not on any special mission (Which
Mr.. Erskine was not authorized 10 prom
Use except upon conditions no, one OF which
he has oh. aimed but Il. the successor OF Mr..
Frskine whom his Majesty ha. not lost
moment IN recalling.
have the honor to be with great con-
s.deratlon,
Sir,
Your most eoedlcnt,
lIunilr se.t ant,
,5igned) GEORGE CANNING.
Here follows the order in council Of
Ma, 18th, 1909, a, Published in the Ga.
zet;e Of the 26tn july.
Mr.. Pinkney's answer,
Grea. Cumberland Place
May 30, 1909.
SIR.
have received ,h- communication
which YOU did nc tbs honor te address q
n. Oh Is, 2.h ins,, and VII hasten e
traa.mi iata- Secretary u State q thy
Ta II s,,a,ss
y ",-ts. iurs I'll inf fala,ion from n,,
Gays,nner taossraI 5,ae transactions
| tmxfl i, n s,551-.7 N ,.!r e..nmunca.l = "
| iuA f#4 fsa, bt.l mel can enlA *.
/ pies j lst tl- coacillatorv ar
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Leaving CT the first day OF January,
1910, a sum OF
12,5o0,ooo
3,6oDooo

About twelve and half millions Of do,ia,s in
cash o. bonds payable during the year 1910 and
aP?ilcaois to the eArenccs Of ,lat year. This
tstniate, however, is founded Oh the suppos-
ton that the amount of tebenturcs payable in
lhat year will not exceed two million, of collars,
ana mat the receipts duling the year arising
rom importation subsequent to the first OF Ia
nuary next, and from the sales of land, will be
snfiiclen to pay those ,ehenturcs and 10 leave ~
al times IN tho treasury at least one million Of
dollars.
Estimating the expences Of civil y ,ure, hota
domestic and foreign, for tic year 1910, al luc
same amount actually expended for those Oh.
jects during the preceding year, or at aboat
d1Hs. ,5oo,00o
And adding thereto the annual ap4
propriatlon Of 5000 900
For the public debt; tof which
| sum about three millions scven
| hundred and fifty thousand dollars
will be applied to the final rcim-
bursemcnt Of the exchanged six
! re. cent stock y
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e3,loe 47o IS

Whence ], appears that tie ex ;,tuees q GOV.
ernment, exclusively Of ~ ~ 'ucnts OF account
OF the principal .! The ysp., save exceeded the
actual receipts into ii: treasury By sum of
near thtt,en tuusii@: ,a.na.na collars and
that the ds.ltle..c{. ~ wt me reimbursement
OF tie prnelpa! ot the debt, have Sem paid our
OF the sums rrvvl3Gs, 10 the treasury OF in
o,htr words out oftat surplus q the revenue Of
the prcceta. years.
Inc outstanding revenue bonds may, after
dednclin, tne exl'cEcos CT collection, and al-
lowing tor bat debts, I've estimated 10 have a.
mounted on the SON Of September, 1909, TO
aoh. 7,5ooo,o0o
The duties on the importatens ,!u-
ring the las; quarter vii! not pro-
baby, after making similar
deduction, fall short Of Q. SOC. 900
All those viii be due plior to the
LIST day Of Jan. 1871 AID make
together with thr balance in the
| treasury on the 3oth September,
lso9, and amounting as above
| Stated to $500. 600
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REPORT.
In obedience to the directions Of the act sup
piemehttry 10 he act entitled" An act To csia-
bIish the Treasury Department" the 5eGrttlry |
OF the Treasury respectfully submits the follow
Ing rcpnlt and estimates
The dniIc. on merchandise and tonnage wh;ch
accruet! during lie gear 1867, announced, altcl
ded4ctrs the cSpcnccs Of collection, to
doAs. 70, 6,64s
From which dedncting for debcn-
lures issued on account OF rc-ex
por;llions, lo,oG7 ,l9l
| Lett f2r the nett revenue accrued
| during that year l6,o5q,iW
| The same duties during the year
sos amounted, after delucting
the expences Of colle ton to l0,59I.55o
| From which lcduGtng for deben
lures issued, and which on &C
count of the embargo CID hot
exceed eta, 500
Leaves for the nett revenue accrued
during that year, will appear
hy the statement A 1882, l63
The statement Bl exhibits in detail the scvc.
, raj species Of merchandise ard other sources
| from which that revenue was co!et ted daring
the year 1908 and the statemen, Al gives a
, comparative view of the importatons and re.
expectations OF the several species Of mc,chan-
die for the years 1907 and 1903, showing there
by distinctly the eHecr of foreign agg,es,ions
!. ard commsr, al restrictions on the iapu. tation.
: Of foreign articles.
!. From the returns already eceivsd for the
thtce first quarters Of the present yeats and fon
{ the general knowledge of The importation!
O made during the two last mouths, it is heiievec
that the gross amount OF duties on merchandise
imported during the whole year will, after de-
Quoting the expences Of collection, amount II
about ten millions of tlollas
But as the debenturcs issued on account Of re
expiration, principally OF colonial produce
will amoont 10 abou. $500, 200 dollars, the net
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-10-23
< GARRISON ORDERS"
/" New- Orleans, Sept. 4, is

6 Nezo- Orleans, Sept. 4, 1909.
" No citizen is to pass into the garrison
by any route, unless passed in by an officer
land it is expected that no gentleman will
introduce stranger, or man, who froa
the tenor of his general line of conduct,
may be deemed hostile to the government
of the United States.
No citizen, unless holding commits
sion, civil or military, under the govern
ment, is permitted to enter Fort St. Charles,
under any pretext whatsoever.
81. NJ. PRIZE,
Mqyor Commandant.
We entertained an idea, when we first
read the general order above alluded to, that
something like treason was lurking III its
train. aud our suspicion is now verified by
this pretty little appendix to the great COL
lossal fabrick which we analized on Friday
morning. All peaceable, well disposed CT
tizens cannot but admire the caution mani
tested by the commanding major in COM
pel:ing the officers of the garrison to keep
good company. One difficulty, however,
presents itsvlt--How are the oi,cers to dis
tinauish between those who, By the tenor Of
their general Ene Of conduct, are hostile to
the government of the U. S. and those who
are not? We would suggest that a list of the
enemies of government should be posted
on the garrison gate, as we'll for the conve
nience of the citizen, as of the officers them
selves. Troops have been stationed mere
since :he Goth December, 1908, but this is
the first time that discriminating order
has ever been issued.
6 There is a last refuge Of which we
must not lose sight. since we are forced to
have recourse to it. France did not sell us
ike vile herds Of slaves No, Louisianians,,
| appeal to the treaty of cesson. France
there guarantees that our liberties should be
respected. We shall not again present to
the view Of the august chief, the arms of
sons of Frenchmcn loaded with shameful!
chains. from which that treaty was forever
to preserve us. His honor, his dignity, his
power, ali render it a sacred duty 10 him to
recall the government of the United States
TO good faith, from which none swerve in
the treaties Of which he is guarantee.
louisiana Courier.
The above is the language of thu editor
of the Louisiana. Courier, the official paper
ofCov. Claiborne ,and the one patronized by
gen. Wilkinson, his friends and support
ers. ~. Orleans Gaa.
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with the music, out of the reach OF the FIRE,
but the commanding officers shall see that all
the drums return to their posts, and shall
take care that the troops under their direc-
ton do not fire without orders or at too great
a distance.
In the eyening of the 5th the regiment Of
Argenteir made such bad dispositions, that
in the improbable retreat to Neusidel, the
Cd line fired on the first and occasioned great
disorder. The regiment of Hesso Mem
burg did nothing but wander here and there,
sometimes was heard the cry of : forward"
where there was no enemy! Gen. Riefe
did not conduct himself well at EnzersdorH.
On the 9th, in the evening" did not find
him at the head of his troops, and besides,
he did. NOT follow the orders which were
given him respecting ths attack. He shall
be dismissed from the service of his maies-
~.
The disorder which still prevail among
the troops, proves that the officers of the
staff know not how to apply a remedy. l
snail, however, set an example myself. |
shall, according to the circumstances. dis
miss or cashier such officers Of the grand
staff, whose troops are NOT again brought
under proper discipline. 1t is the shame
OF the army that SO many stragglers and
plunlerers are found on all the roads and
in ali the villages.
,lSlGned)
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:IMew 1ork PAPER.
LateR t2.om Sbdln.

The brig Corporal Trim, capt. Elwell, ar
rived at Boston on the 14lh ns:. in So ass
from Cadz. He reports that Gen. Cues.a
had resigned his commission, and left the
Spanish army; that Sir Arthur Wellesley
was retrea;ing towards Portugal for the pur-
pose of re-imbarking On board a feet of
transports, which was said to have arrived
on The coast. Capt. E. did rot learn that
any battles had been fought ulrerior to those
already known in this country.
Ii was also reported at Cadiz, that the
calse OF sir Arthur Wellesley falling back
toward the sea coast, was the total want Of
provisions, and not through fear Of the e.
nemy that the Central Supreme Junta
had not dissolved but on the recommen-
dation of tn British commander in chief to
have the provisional authority of the coun-
try placed in the hands Of the bishop of To-
ledo, as Regent, it was expected some
change would take place in the governs
ment.
CBost7n Gasette.)
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the estate of John Tayloe,
Esquire, In the county of Prince. William, a
negro fellow, of the name Of BRIS TOE, a.
bout feet or inches high, compact and
well made, has no scar that recollect which
Is visible, a very large mouth and down
look when spoken to, is submissive and in
teillgent Took with him sundry cloaths not
recoltected, generally wears white hat. If
taken out OF the state, twenty dollars and all
reasonable expcnces will be paid, bv
Thomas I. Page,
Asentfor John 1aylos.
Oct 2l
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ORDER Or THE DAT.
Goel2efs1orT, fulY 7

CoenefSa0ID, JhI9 I.
In the battle of yesterday, the troops of
the left wing in no respect answered the ex-
pectat;ons which l had right to Cherish
resps citing ,hem nor the hopes had formed
tee Importance of that day considered, from
t!leir strong ani advantageous position.
1be disastrous result OF ,nat battle must
be aserihed 20 the conduct OF these troops;
for as the confusion was generally among
them, the retreas was made with too great
haste and disorder. am also, with some
exceptions, far from being satisfied With .ie
infantry. Several regiments marched Tor
ward too soon, ano began 10 ire without "a
nv cause. They were besides SO crowded
together, that they fired upon one another.
The officers were not able to rally the larger
bodies, which aeG in disorder, and thus
Ground was lost The confused cry which
was heard among the troops, drowned the
voice of the commanding officers.
Had the commanders accustomed their
troops to silence, and Taught them to attend
TO nothing but their orders, the separation
of the left wing would not have produced
suct, shameful consequences.
In every regiment which shall hereafter
conduct itself in a similar manner the tenth
man shall be condemned to die, and the
rest Of the men shall be distributed among
the other regiments. The command
imp officer shall be cashiersd, and the other
officers dismissed. Cries of alarm among
the soldiers shall be punished with death.
The troops must only act when orders are
given TO them, or on the signalofthe,drum.
In most regiments, the drums are placed
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N o T &c E.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general, that he has
taken house near Captain George Slacum's,
for the purpose of teaching Night and Day
School. He will engage to teach any branch
or any thing any other teacher in town will
do, and his terms will be very moderate.
James Smith.
October IS. cost
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CHARLES, Generalissimo.

A letter from Captain Colt, of the ship
Chase, from Hull, to his owner in this CT
t., taied GottenbuIg, August 10, says, |
arrived we're yesterday, on my way to Geife.
w shall sail as soon as the wind comes
far, with & large fleet under a siroog con-
voy, which is essentially necessary to coun-
teract the activity OF the Danish privateers,
who are very numerous. There are now
here eight hundred sail of shipping bound
up and down the Baltic, Of whom about Is
are Americans.
.(New 1oark taber.
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N 9 T &c F..
! October %.

TINE COMMISSIONERS appointed to
i receive subscriptions to the Linen Im-
horting C0mylany Of alexandria, will open tho
Books at the Court House, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
on Monday the 23d inst. where they will be-
kept open till o'clock P. NJ and afterward,
from .to O'Clock, when they will be closed.
OCt. 81.
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TO RENT.

The STORE and WAREHOUSE lately
occupied by Messrs. Libby and Carne, at tho
corner of Fairfax and Prince streets Also,
one of the adjoining Stores and Warehouses
in the same brick building. Possession can
be had Immediately and the rents will be
made unusually low.
J. H. Hooe.
October i9. eott
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aleranDrta F)ai!p @a3stte,
MONDAY, OCTOBER %.

The defeat of Wagram has excited the
greatest irritation ard disorder among the
Austrian officers, who blame zach other for
the misfortun-s of that decisive day. Field
marshal Hitler has demanded and obtained
leave to resign, and general Bellegrade has
obtained the same permission, 1t IS said,
without having required 1t.
The following order of the day was pub
lished on the day after the battle of Wa
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HAVE removed TO Richmond. My prac-
tice will be in all the Superior Courts held
there, ami in those of Spottsylyania, Stafford
and Prince William.
Benjamin Bolts.
October 49, At
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CHARLESTON, o.. 12.

H. apt Smith left at Havanna, on the list
s, Mtg betsey and Sally, Fuller sch'r
C%'a Irawlsy, Ellsworth and schooner
i ,sl: anil Montgomery, all for this port,
n, :" N, 70 or IS days. His B. maissty's
sS r. slhalia, capt. Cochrane, and I'm
a, sa, w, capt. Maitland, ana two Spanish
&, WIN ia, specie, had arrived from Vera
he port Of Hsyanna was SHUT
"'Ne ALL NATEONS--rhere
| 81 le'efa American, Danish and British
Ter t!inS OF, but were not permitted to
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- " ORLEANS, September II.
" 0 z Z o r D E r S.

! der, sa ,'aay last we published a general
sapd' appointing y major Pike to the COM
sio,e - - the " capitals" and we now lay
@aior cut 5ur readers a garrison order of the
AAe sra a.nanalns, which is merely link
'es TO s Is s Cham of alarms which seems
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Communicated far The Mercantile Adoert1ser.

IEGHoRN, 80, 1909.
The Chamber of Commerce of@Porto
Ferraio, Eas finally condemned the whole
of the cargo Of the ship Vermont, capt. Ly-
man, with the triaing exception Of 1 IS bags
pi.nenro and Is puncheons rum, after te-
dious litigation of Two years.
The interested in her cargo, may see the
particulars, BY applying TO Mr.. Wilson.
The Africaine frigate On board of which
Mr.. Ersklne is to embark for England, re-.
mains in Hampton Roads. Her departure
we understand from good authority depends
upon the arrival of Mr.. Jackson's despatch
es from Washington. AS she has already
remained longer than was expected,it is sur
missed that Mr.. Jackson has commenced his
negotiations with our government and de-
tains this ship in order to advise isgovern-
ment of the progress or probable result of
those negotiations.
It is said that dispatches from our 60
vetnment for Mr.. Pinkney, which were
sent down to go by the Africane, have been
returned.
(Norf: Led.)
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Oct. 81.


With Miller's House, two-story Dwell
ing House, commodious Stone Store House,
blscksmiths' Shop Stable, Sc and sixty a.
cres OF Land, admirably adapted to timothy,
great part of which is highly improved
meadow.
The Mill House is 4s by Sc feet, with
pair OF Burr Stones, 4 by 8, and a pair of coun;
try stones.
With respect to situation and other advan..
tages there is none in Virginia more propi-
tious, being On never failing stream formed
by conf1ux of the Bull Run and Catharpin
abort Four miles from the Little River Turn
pike Road, and one mile from the tontem
plated road from Fauquier Coz snse to
Centrevie, and directly in the 10,
extensive contiguous settlement
tive farms. sn ~
The terms of sale will be ore third ors 20 :
purchase money in hand, and the balance it,eg-
one, two and three years, secured by bono
with approved security.
Any per on inclined to purchase may have
an opportunity of treating for this property,.
in the mean time with -
Ldndon Carter. !.
Sept. 50. co
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October i9.
SEINE ROPE.

TIE subscriber manufactures and has foe
sale, at his house OH Washington-street, op.
posits Jacob HoGman's sugar refinery, Seine
andHauing Ropes,of all sizes; Seiness Sew-
ing Irvine Shad * Herring Irvine Sack.
ing and Bed Cords, Plough Lines * Tracea.
Also, Tarred Rope and other Cords.
Jofeph Harper.
February 2.