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MUSCOVADO SUGAR.

About 80 900 lbs. Of Museosada Sugars
Of = superior quality IN casks; wei he fuA
10 to - hundred sseh, viii 30 soIdsSA p.
neroas terms, on applieation q &.
James Patton,
Marffeller 4 Young.
March 10. "a =
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5 LANDENC,1 !.
Rses seaesaee RGIlSetag CaAtsis ssss1s
-. from Basssss sad5 sr - " q 81
LawrzfOi,snd Foytles {.
20 hogshssds end tn besssls q asses Z
SagarE
I. NArsh u.
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For Sale,
Selterer $

"A EY ARM about one mile and three
lHl drters troEl alexandria ; blazing on
the LittlRiver Turnpike Road, and contain-
inc six, two acres 20 of which are in a
handsolyoung growth Of timber, the resi-
due clted and under fence; 4 acres in
meadoJand well known TO be equal to any
in the unity of that place, and has on it Sc
ycral angs of excellent water. A further
desert pnis considered unnecessary, as it is
presu, d that those wishing TO purchase will
view property. Also, several handsome
Building Lots
on Casron and St. Asaph streets, two squares
vest the Market House, and in good si-
tlatidfo private families. Should the above
,roYfy not be disposed of before the first
layf 0 ctober, it will be leased to good te-
han. For terms applyto
Peter Wise.
E 3os Law
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Coach.n1aking, in all its various
Branches.
- ~,
E. P. TAYLOR,

~ ESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public, that he contin les TO
carry on the Coach.making Business in all its
various branches, at the shop in Fairfax.
street, formerly occupied by Rhea and Tag
or, where all orders in his line of business
will be strictly attended
From an establishment of three years in
the above line of business he is able to say,
as proof OF his workmanship, he has many
vouchers.
Gentlemen who may please to favor him
with their orders for Carriages Of any kind
or description, may depend on having their
work executed with neatness and strength.
N. B. All kinds of Carriages and Harness
es made and repaired with neatness and dis
patch.
FOR SALE,
A second hand Coachee with Harness.
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R-4s Runaway Nero.

THAN AWAY from th: estate OF John
IN Tayloc, Esq. On Ocroquan, in the coun-
ty of Prince Wiiia.n, q Likely negro man,
named >CKfRLES, very plack, and his q
sulky appearance when spoken to--he Is a.
bout feet 10 inches high, so years CT age,
and has considerable rapture which may DC
perceived from his manner OF walking, his
cIoathing of Virginia cloth. ! wiz giEe Five
Dollars, # taken in the county Ten, ii in AZ
adjacent one; and T~enly,i if out Of the state,
or so secured that I get HIN again, az Neab.
SEQ, in the coun!y of Prince William.
Thomas [. Page,
Agent or Gohn Tayloc, L So
September l.. 2aw4"
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( Martha Abercrombie,
.]r,jnis.vatr!xof RI. Ebercrombie.
EES SALE.

WYE wish 70 SCI that three story Brick
Nv House, ~ltG III the out houses which
Is occipied at presently ifr Edward S.ahIcr,
nc ccrner of pi.nce aid St hssph strests,
IS ts1ct inches Oh llnce street md 20 lee,
On st. .Aseph street
Several building lots Tn Washington and
Duke streets.
4 Lot OF Grouh, containing about 90 a.
crcs, nile from 'c cour: hoGse, adjoining
Alcssrs stump ~ kickets, Win 5000 i'm
rroycments, 3 delling house, kitchen and
stables, &c &c.
Also, l64 acrs OF Lard, TWO miles from
Alexaplria, on &c Colchester post road, part
in cultivation, t. remainder in young wood,
with large yihg orchard~-there IS three
SMALL houses o&he land.
n: B. Ifnotold at private sale, the above
lands will be oared at public sale on the 4th
day of Noyemr next. Any person wishing
o purchase w$please apply to
Ken and Wliemiller.
2aw
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July 4.
TO THE PURLIC.-

TNHE subscriber, after lapse Of time
l. necessarily consumed in the prepare
ion of his house, respectfully announces to
he citizens of Alexandria, as we'll as the
community at large, that he has taken for a
term of years, that noted and eligible estab-
lishment known by the name of the CITY
HOTEL, and once occupied by Mr.. Gadsby,
whose distinguished abilities rs q Publican
gave it an cclat which the subscriber hopes
TO preserve by his unremitted exertions In
affording to all those who may confer on him
the favor of their patronage genteel and COM
Portable accommodations. The subscriber
deems it unnecessary to indicate the multi
plicity of eonveniences attached to the City
Hotel, and viii only submit description TO
that portion Of travellers who have SO gene
rally attested It's numerous advantages
lanes Brook.
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LANDS FOR SALE,
1greea6!y to tie 5V1l1 ef JOIN eESI&,
deced SEQ.

I'M Thursday the l8ih of October Eczt
will be sold at public sale, Ct the plan
tallon in Fairfax county, where Lewis !enk,aa
is NOW Oversesr, that Tract Of LAND aEc
others adjoining, belonging to the estate o
JOHN Gibson, deceased ia al about fourteen
hundred and thirty seven acres, on CaGtit
branch and Jonneymosu Run, abous ID ,nil,s
from Alexandria. ila-y wiz. be sold In lois
OF between 200 ard 400 acres each.
1he land will be shewta by Lewis Jenkins to
to any body wishing 10 view It.
A.la OH Monday the 18th of November ncx:
at the house of capt. George wilkins, lis
the tcWn of Cum!ries, that very valuable
pL 3Nl1T40N,
in Prince William county, Whsreon Sia:y
nun Church stands, containing 724 acre:
about 100 acres CO which are in :iood there
are near 50 acres iii lllno.hy th2t haTc this
year welded iine CIOp, rid 200 acres may
DC made Into meadow: On il are young.
bearing Apple and Peach Orchards OF choice
fruit, ard good new Barn, ~ y . icet;
a framed Oyerseec's house :silh two chin
nies; good cut houses for Negroes, meat
house anu stables, and ct TIE CVeEseeg's house
a well Of excellent water.
ALso, another Tract,
adjoining that, OF aboat eco acres; SO acres
OF which arc in wood shout 20 acres OF IL
raothy have beer cut ca ii this year, that pro-
duccd good crop; ans. looacres o. n!eaao"
may be made. There are two Dwelling
houses on it which could be rendered COM
Portable at Small eypence; and some We
GRO houses, Slatv Run is the dividing ilhs
Between the plantations for abeut two miles
Or each of which are extensive Quarries OF
Subaas!tGl bro1ufa Free Stone,
and both are under very, good fences They
are distant IS miles from Alexandra, and Is
from Dulnfries.
About four hundred bu.heis of Wheat vii
be sown on them this year.
With the last mentsoned plantation will be
sold. 1873 acres of LAND ON Frcnch's Branch,
about miles from Slaty Run, 100 acres OF
which are we'll timbered.
Possession will be given the first day Of
January next,
Onesfourth the price to be paid at the time
of purchasing, and the remainder In tnrse
equal annual payments. Bonds with approx
ed security Will be required, and Deed OF
Trust on the land to secure the payments.
Mr.. Elisha jenkins, living thereon, wall
shew the lands On Sslaty Run, and give IN
formation respecting them to any person who
may apply. -
James Rid,
Executors of John Gibson.
Aug 10. SaWds
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----s4-~-s~~>-- -~-~~-s ~ Es-
FOR SALE.
August IS,

DY VIR5E of deed of trust from the
u late JoM Hickman, decd, OF the state
of Marylanko the subscriber, will be sold
at Fairfax eurt House Oh the ed day of
October ne5 for ready cash,
+. Tract of Land,
Situate I Popeshead Ran, in the county
of Fairfaxtontaiping by computation l6l
acres. lSany persen wishing to purchase,
the land al be shewn by James Waugh,
ESQ. livirsadja accent thereto, any time before
the sale.
Alex. Waugh, Trustee.
Septerer 5. avis
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John Spence,
James Red,
Executors of John Gibson.
2aWds
LOST OR MISLAID,
Aug. Is.

A CERTIFICATE for one share of the
N Little River Turnpike Road, No. SIS,
issued Sd Deer 1903, to William Skinner,
and by him transferred to the late Jonathan
neutrality-suspicious. will be made by
John Vaudeville, administrator to the estate
of the said Jonathan Vaudeville, for another
certificate to issue In place of the one lost.
|. September24 2aW4y
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-27

Five hundred ticketsto be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with the
Least possible delay
Purchasers of 100 tickets or more, to be
entitled to credit of thirty days alter draw
ing OF this class, for notes, with approved
eAdorsers.
All prizes not demanded within SIX months
after the drawing of this class, viii be consi-
dered as given up for tn bcaeht OF the lot
terry.
This scaeme, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect of gain to adventures wth
any other which has been offered to the pho-
ic. Those vino ere interested Ill tbs coal-
merce and agriculture OF the country adjacent
10 ehe Potomac and Shenandoah rivers have
addits9aal Inducements 10 give their support
as the Iaoncy to be raised by the lottery IS
for tfseir immediate benefit and convenience,
1t Is also hoped that the patriotic and public
spirited will be disposed TO countenance and
encourage a measure which has for It's object
The facilitating ready and Convenient con-
nunication between tie western country and
the AtlaRtic, tending to connect the interests
of the e8stern and, western states, and t
DerDetuate their UNION.
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Potomac and Shenandoah Nayl-
CATION Lottery.

BIZ .fuiAority Of fhe STATE Of MdRYL.4ND
: SCHEME OF A LOTTERY
g,r improving the navigation of the Poto-
mac and Shenandoah Rivers.
First class of 10000 tickets.
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This IS Il give Notice, That

I'D IS p Sl7S 1EO1400'
the zubscriberf Alexandra county, In The
district Of CO kmbia, has obtained from the
Orphans CogFt Of said coanty, letters OF ad-
nolnistration d. the pe.sonh estate OF Robert
Abercrombia LATE ofthe county aioresaid,dec'd
All parsoD having claims against the said
decd are leraby warned 20 exhibit the same,
with the votchers thereof, to the subscriber,
ca or besoe tie 9th day Of March next,
or they mg By Law be excluded from al be-
aeGt to sail estate and hose indebted there
to srs required to a:akesmmcdiate payment.
Given tndcr Ky hail this 9th day otSept
1910
Martha Abercronbie,
4 l-,;r: .,,,, r,ynf Pr s hercro,,,f,i,
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OrDhaI Court,

4Alsxaudria llsu9, SEPT. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that thg Administrative OF Robert
Abercrombie, decd DO insert the following
advertisements lhre times in each week for
four weeks, il the Alexandria Daily Gazette
Teste:
Alexander Moore, Reg.
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DlariGt Of Columbia,
COUNTY OF ALExANDRIA--tow wit
lug Term. 1914

JONI hopkins, Complainant,
Us.
Jedediah Leeds, The Marine
INSURANCE Company of A
lexanaiia, The President,
Directors and Company Of
me sank OF alexandria IA Caaae.
and George Deneale, Clerk
OF the United Sta,es Cir
cult Court 0: the District
o. Columbia for the Coun-
~ OF Alexandria.
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Charles SlmmS, Pycs2dc11t,
Jonah Thompson,
John Mason, Direct
Henry Foxall, oTs.
William SteUart.

May26 law
N b. Arrangements having been made to
commence the sale OF tickets ccmpriZlng the
above Lottery, the public are hereby inform
ed, that am now prepared TO receive pro-.
posals from all such persons as may be dis
posed 10 purchase, er otherwise contract for
the sale thereof on commission. PurchaS
taking 100 Tickets, or more, will DC entitle
TO a credit OF thirty days after the drawngkof
the Lottery, on giving notes with approved
endorseis, negotiable at any of the Banks
within the District OF Columbia.
JOS. Carleton,
Agent for ihe Potomac Company.
July g.
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T II E defendant {edediab

Leeds, not having entered ais appearance and
gwen security, according to the act CT Assem-.
bly, and ne rules ofthi. court, a. d it appesr-
ing to the satisfaction Of Tie court upon an;a4
VT that tic said defendant Jedediaf Leeds,
Is not an lohsbitant OF this district, Oh moi5n
ofthe said complainant, by lis counsel, it
is ordered, thar tie said defendant Jededish
Leeds, do appear here On the first dty Of
noxt tern1,>and enter his appearance to tie
suit ana give security for performing The de-.
cree OF the court and that the other defend.
ants The blaine Insurance Company Of A.
Iexandria, Tie President, Directors and COn-
pany OF the Bank Of Alexandra, and George
EaneaIe, Clerk OF the United States Circuit
Court Of the District OF Columbia for Tie
County Of Alex. do not pay away, convey
or sccrctc the debts By them owing 10, the
estate Or effects in their iAnds belonging totIIe
said absent defendant Jcdediah Leeds until
the further oIdcror decree Of the court, and
that copy CT this order be forthwith publish
ed Cor two months successfully, in oHc ofthe
public newspapers published in this county,
and that another copy be posted st the ifOAt
door of,he court house of said county.
A copy-Test,
&. Deneale, &C.
August 2. lawn
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~ NIGHT SCHOOL:

TIE subscriber begs leave 10 inform the
inhabitants of Alexandria < its vicinity, tAat
his Night School will commence at his AGA q
deny, at the upper end of Prince street, next
doer to Mr. William G. Newton's store, on
MONDAY the Gath instant Price of tuition
from Three to Eight Dollars per quarter.
John Fl. Maniey.
Sen.ember 90. d3teoot'
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-11-27

BEING AN EXAMINATION OF THERE
PORT OF THE BULLION COMMITTEES :
IN SERIES OF LETTERS TO THE
TRApEsMEN AND FARMERS IN AND
NEAR SALISBURY
LETTER VIII.
Further observations respecting the talIaci
Gus notion that paper moneyis the cons,
quence OF an increase of Trade and natl
onai prosperity Sir John Sinclair's idea
about roads and canals; disqualification
IN the instances of France and the Anne
rican States; Destruction of the paper
money in both those countries, the dawn
OF national prosperity Our own history
SHOWS the influence OF national debt in
producing bank notes; Our Bank was the
offspring OF the debt The boldness Of
Mr. Jackson and Sir John Sinclair in as
serting that paper mSaey is necessary to
trade, and is mine of national prospect
ty What would Hume have said If
he had been told that Scotland would pro
duce man to assert what Sir John Sin.
Clair has asser,ed The "Lo HERE"
and the "Lo THERE 1.-THE real cause
OF the increase OF the bank notes That
increase shewn to have kept pace with
the increase OF the debt conclusion of this
part of our subject.
GENTLEMEN,
In the foregoing letter we o
pened the way towards the history of the
stoppage of gold and silver, or real moneu
Payments, at the Bank of England, in the
year 1877, by showing the divers WAYS in
winch bank notes get out in circulation. or.
IN other words, the divers motives for ma
King those notes; and by clearly showing
also In yreasoning upon general principles,
mat u is de6t and not qUeaLth, that geDerate 5
promissory notes, of whatever sort they NAV
be, or by whomsoever issued. So long how
ever, have we been, upon this subject. and
such great pains for so long time, have
been taken to make us believe, that the in
crease OF the paper currency proceeds from
an increase OF trade, or of something fauor
a6ie to US, that j should not be perfeotlv ga
tisfed with myself, were to hasten for
ward without first submitting TO you all the
observations that have occurred TO me upor
this part OF our subject.
When those; who from whatever motive
nave written IN favor of the paper system
nave had TO account FOR the vast increas,
IN the quantity OF the bank notes, they hav,
always nad recourse to our increas,n,
| trade" and wealth." and prosocrifv
and " improvements :" aud they have. lik
or JOHN SINCLAIR, bid rs look at the in
crease ut turnpike roads and canals an
harhorsr and new enclosures Now this re-
Terence toroads, canals, harbors aud encIc
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MOTlCE- M be sold, to the highest bidder
4 on credit OF one, two end three vera +,
pursuance of the last will and testament of tha
late Joseph A. Royal, decd that valuable Tr.c,
OF LIND, in Cumberland county, situated n
Appomattox river, near James Town, abou, 80
miles from Petersburg, containing upwards If
1oo acres-the purchaser giving bond with ,,n
doubted security, and deed of trust on the nre-
h;ses, This plantation is little inferior to anv in
point OF quality, it contains two or three hundred
acres OF rich tobacco Land, well tirnbered. tope.
ther with all useful improvements. several esnod
springs, and the situation considered to be heal.
thy. ANY person disposed 10 view the premise.
before tie day OF of sale, can be accommodated
on application to Mr.. Samuel Williams. vino
hves thereon, or to Mr.. Tescharner Woodson a
near neighbor. The sale will be made ON ,bs
premises, on the last Monday in December next
oe,ng the Slst ofthe month, if fair, otherwise the
next fair day. '"e
And at the same time and place, nil he soId
10 the highest bidder, on credit of one and wa
years. several likely Negro Msn, Women. Row
and Sirfs, Tor bonds with good security
WILLIAM ROrHLE.
Executor Of sfosehh H. RoyaH deed
~ Will further sell, ut the same time and
place, above mentioned, for cash and unor 10
months credit, sundry other valuable negroes. a.
mong them valuable Sawyers, &c
Wn, ROr1kL.
Amelia, november 90 SUI
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GRAND BALL AND SUPPER.
r. DARRAC.

II RESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies and
~ Gentlemen, that his Grand Ball will take
place on the 29h inst at the Free masons' Hall
Tile members OF IT, and those wishing to become
80, will please te observe the folio wing Rules
not to trsns9ress them to render the entertain.
1hcnt OF the evening agreeable to every person .
No gentleman will be admitted except on pre-.
senilng ticket.
Bail Room " 49,
Stntiemen not allowed to dance with boots on
I'csets shall be given TO gentlemen wishing to
dance ." engage their partners, with the direct
ON OF iheir place on It,
Inc dances to be played shall be called by the
manager.
Tie supper shall be served at half after 10 o.
clock after supper the dances shall begin as be
fore.
Bar shallbe kept with proper refresbment.
10 ladies' ana Gentlemen
~kcts 90 be had at a1essts Jones and Adams
* s.cfes, and o. Mr Derfac, over the store
Hessss HAWKINS & Alden.
. SpTembsr Is 1a
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NEW YoRK, Nov. y.

IN bo l FROM IADtZ
Inc brig Georgia sailed from Cadz or
the l2th OF october az which time all was
we're gale of wind was exnerienced AZ ca
DIG on the 9th OF Oc,ber. ,.d r nf,n,,ed
I'LL the ll'h during which time MANY ,es.
sells parted their CABLES but none went or;
shore. The schooner sally and Priscilla.
Cook, OF Providence, parted both her cab, $,
AID in driving through the heet carficd q
way her main boom. Captain Cook. sGef
he was clear Of the Shipping, n,sdr : Is 10
beat her back again but not being able to
make his mainsaiI SCI TO the wind he Egp,
dropping to leeward, aud in passing Ss
French Fott sbsy free 2; bier ssg 80:
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mo. So.

say the marshall general woulJ cause 10 be IN
ne'eo q" saoh as might remain in their hab;tas
.""s LOT u'e lhhabitants abandon their dveijs
'hgs because the crueties and outrsyes cnm..
., iseed oy me French army obIig- themtr, m. lie.
! those sac, iices Of their own ac.orl n. ~,
sad despatch of NJ ssena we see how n,,.s -
! e"'ny suffer, and the Inconvenience winch
hey experience IN all their operations in conse
que"ce OF the measures which his excelenc tl,.
narsha' general recommended in his proclama.
.'o'' vi the 81" OF August We regret the in.
oo"veniences which the inhabitants of the conn.
Wy suffer- ny quitting their habita tons but they
must remember that those inconve niences are in
'eParaoie from state of war, and that the por.
"ouese nad much better have submitted 60 the
y'' ~ 'hey cannot support those priyationa
Wnhch are temporary ONLY, which deliver them
toi. ''ie Vinience and outrages ofthe enemy. and
dere. " 'Ae 'hfa-'
:. Despatch of Massena, to Bernie,
MohseiBieu The army left almeida on tbs
, ,' as nave hal the honor tn inform vonr
fi,gnness-,he three divisions of the army srr;v-
eo Oh the Ign at Viseu, after having trsversed
mo'..oie roaas the enemy retreated IN every d.
reoton on our approach, and have formed = iupc.
tlon near Coimbra. caused the Cd and 9th corn.
70 ne posted on the bridge of Cry
ne Enshsh who occupied that bridge were
ulS'ouSeoi me 9th corps is yet at Viseu The
grand PARK OF artillery. and the heavy baggage
80 ~, oehihd, and Will only arrive to NOR
t INV n , osggSge was at scked by 1000 por-
! ,usuese, whom 200 men sufiiced to rencl with
loss. W. 'efSS' WIN
II rs impossible to find worse roads they are
covered with rocks; our artillery and bapyaee
nave suffered considerably, and now am o5lis-
ca TO walt Tor them ~ must let them remain
two days at Viseu after their arr,y,I 80 h. 60.
pared and shall continue my march to Coimbra..
where am told that shall find the English
ana portuguese united. My Lord, we are march
ing over deserts (; not single person do we
mse'; every place Is abandoned the English
nave the barbarity TO order the unfortunate Der
'ons who remain in their houses TO be shot wo.
men, children, the aged, all fire in short no
where can guide be found.
Our soldiers found potatoes and some veeeta:
.l uey are contented, and long TO encounters
the enemy.
The march had caused us afew sick.
] am &c.
(Sgned)
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europe.
CFrom cobbe,t's Political Regi,,.r. }

That provisions and labor shall become ds.r h.,
the increase oftrade and money, !. in manu- ras
poets, an inconvenience but an Inconvenience
that is IN 'voida:,ls. and the effect of that e1b
hc sceatfh and prosperity which are the end of
all cur wishes Il is compensated by the adj
vantsgss which we reap from the pnsees on 6
those PRECIOUS METALS, and the We; Or,
UhicA fAeygfv 10 tie nation in all foreign wars
and negotiations but there appears no re ,sor
for increas sing that Inconvenience bv n coun,s,
felt money, which foreigners wiH not acceot of
in any payment, and which any great disord.,
in the state will reduce to nothing"
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BosToE, November Is.
FROM RUSSIA.

Letters from Archangel, state, that III. nrn.
cipal part OF the goods imported therein for the
last year, had been seized by order of The GO.
vcrnment' on suspicion Of their being English
or the produce Of Eugllsi islands :-b,S that If,
ter several weeks detention, many o. tse yss.
seiS and caFgoes were released accompanied.
however with an order, not to sell or dispose OF
any thing until further notice Orr corr.s,,o,
dent gives 1t as bis opinion, that the same mea-
sures Will be pursued in Russia, against neulra,
commerce. as have been prsctlsed in sweden
and denmark S"