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!" fcannot be satisfied my dearest friend!
blest as am ia the matrimonial state,
unless pour into your friendly bosom,
Nwl9ch has ever bca; inunison with mine
.tse various sensations which swell s4l3
sSith the nvchcst emotions of pleasure,
nav Almost bursting heart tell you, my dear
hNshand Is the most amiable Of men. le
] have now been married seven weeks, and
have never found the leGst reason to
repent the day that joined IA. My husband ID
both in person and manners far from resembling
ugly, cross, old disagreeablc and jealous
monsters, who think BY combining to secure
} wife. il 10 his maxim to treat ~
play thing, or mcnial slave. the woman
OF his choice neither party
Ne says, should always obey implicitly,
but each yield to the other by turns,
An ancient maiden aunt, near seventy,
acheerful. venerable and pleasant old lady,
livss in the house with us-she 10 the de-
light Of both young and old she 10 c.
vii to the ncighbourhood round,
generous and charitable 10 the poor.
Tam convinced my husband likes nothing more
than lie does me he iiattcrs the mora
than the glass; and his intoxication.
or 90 I must call the excess ef his lovc)
aa.en makes me blush for the unworthncss
ts object. and wish could be more deserving
i. the man whose name bear. To
say all in one word ---- and TO
rown the whole ---------- my former lover
7w my induigcnt husband, my fondncss
a're,urncd. and might hs.yc had
PriNcc, without the felicity find in
lin. Adcu nav you be as blest ~ am un.
able TO wish that could be more
happy n gsrta eef
N. 8. Ire KEY to the a5sve icsser, 10 TO
rad she iirss, aud fAea every alternate dine,
'"fy. -. 4. IL. :. ... -.
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.DWELING-HOUSE.
FOR SALE.

wv 0INAh1
~ THAT V.ALU.1BLE ESTATE,
No. ll2, 81 lis, TAoses Street,
NOV occupied by Charles C.. Hos
- kins e Go. The Lot measures 4s feet, on
Thames street, and 100 Church sreet, with store
on II. The Ionse has nile rooms on Floor, with
ply TO -
THOMAS HOwLAND.
Jan. .r
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FOR SALE,
THAT pleasantly situated HOUSE
u and LOT, now occupied by the Subscriber.
No. g, Prospecf-hH, with aYard, Garden, good we'll
of water, &C. The House is completely finished
For further particulars, apply to
THOMA S HUDSON.
Jan. IL.
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% ESPECrFUILY informs his friends. that he
IN has ON hnsd--
A quantity of excellent cedar Clapboards,
cedar Shingles, pine Shingles, Boards, Plank,
Joist, &c. Sc.
Which he win sell cheap. At his stand on sHER
1URNE's Wharf. 80 M Is
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NOTICE.


He Subscriber takes this mode o
u informing an those who are indebted to
him. by book account note, 20 call and settle the
same, to enable him TO meet those who have de-
maeds against him he hopes this will be sufficient.
without furtlssr notice. Pps
tls carri:son the blacksmith business
a, usust. n N Is various branches. with neatncss
ma dcsp oh. ~ his shop, No. 8 Cros sirset, where
every osr wllt be pnnctuaty attended to, and eve
~ fisosr gratefully acknowledged.
=, WILLIAM WHITE.
Newport March o. "a a ti.ei =.
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Lopez @ Dexter,

Lopez q Ocxtcr, N
orsEs At rAwArE SALE.
18o Bags, } W F Z, l.s
fiyson, Young Tyson, Tyson Skin, souchong. Cam
poy, and Bohea Teas.
ss sg SSae' ok ssn~e' %n,se' Havana SUGARS.
67 DsIcs Upland Cotton,
% flogsleads Kentucky Tobacco.
MADEIRA. Tenerifie, and Lisbon Wines.
$50 Boxes Raisins.
Ceroons Peruvian Bark.
A few Pipes choice Spanish Brandy
al " Cash advanced on Goods consigned
.Ns7yporf Jan. 3, 1910.
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TO hire Immediately, Room in CEN
trail part Of The town, suitable for q private
School Any person having such an one, and who
wishes To let il, may find occupant, by applying at
this office.
Also, o,.-Wanted to hiie, one or two ROOMS furnish
ed in central and convenient part of the town. for
the use Of Gentleman and Lady. Those who have
convenient apartments to let will be pleased to apply
AZ above.
Newport, April 4, 1910. 8n
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When sound your HAeyslye bards Of old,
Who sung when Erin was nation,
What ear 80 dull, what heart 80 cold,
But cchoing thrills ito sweet Vibration
Instruct thy sons Of hitter days,
~ Tocatch some portion Of thy spirit.
For. ch !! when best the song they raise,
Though theirs the crown, yet yours the merit
ia May thcug:.ts, &c. aetF
Yoar's the spell that crowns the bowl
With Joy, while evcry eye 10 lighted
And yotr'Athe beam that lights the soul,
BY natures rigid law benighted -
For though no dawn of day appears,
To hail the sigltless child Of sorrow
You teach them from the rapsufed ear,
A new created bliss 10 borrow.
as May thoughss, &c. m
And you're the voice to charm us here,
II social brotherhood unite use
And yours 20 bid the unborn year,
To scenes like shis, again invite us.
From tongue 70 tongue shall memory dwell
On tales Of Erts's ancient glory.
And minstrels YET unborn shall tell
Towonder:ng worlds the matchlcss story.
May thouShss, &c.
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10 Let.
VALUABLE STAND.

hAOhDAA - AMI.
FOR SALE, that pleasantly situated
= House and Lot of Land, in Thames Street, next
moth but one Of the Brick Market. The lot is So
feet ON 1Aames-stress, and SIS feet back, with a
large yard, an excellent Garden, and good well Of
water, that is never dry The House is large and
convenient, snxi in complete repair, and is most
large and convenient Stables, Coach and Chaise
House, and shed, upwards Of 100 feet long.
The above estate may be bought at very great
bargain. For terms, apply to the subscriber in
Broad-street. a ISAAC STALL.
.Nsrypsrt, FEB. %, 1910
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GODFREY WENWOOD.
HAS FOR SALE, ~ M
On the m.sf REASONABLE ferms. -,

A QUANTITY Of Ship and Chin
4 n Bread Alexandria and New York Flour Of
the first quality, Molasses by the gallon coarse
ash by retail -.aise Mystick Tyle by the o1en and
Philadelphia Brick by the hundred. Hops by the
pound Malt by the bushel or smaller quantity
Wheat Bran by the bushel Coal BY the hushel.
Likewise, A quantity Of Bricks and Tyie, made Of
Pipe clay. suitable for ovens. August so, 1909.
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THAT pleasant siluaiicn South oi
u Brick--Harkes, about 60 feet On 1ismes-s
extends about 400 feet west, with a small "
There are two large and very commodious Dwell
Houses. one fronting on Izames-sree., No. l77 =
l79, with two convenient Shops in front thet
stands vest, very well calculated for two familis
JOSEPH ALLEN.
Nerport, Se,pfen5er Is. 1909.
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SECRET CORRESPONDENCE.

n yosns Lady, newiy married, Being obliged
80 shew hrr husband all the ietfers she wrote
cent fhe following 10 an intimate friend.
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THE ysLLowfsG vyasEs WE'RE warTTEn ron
pHE AHrUAL MEETIsc OF The SOCIETY
*1xss roR THE RZylvrso
THE IRfSH HaRP.

OH had lived when Ossian sung
Old EriTs sons renowned in story
When DER his nAar the warriours hung,
And caught the kinding flame Of glory
Or when around the festive board
That cheesed the Chiefs in Tara DWELLING
The band the tide of musick poured,
With Joy and grief alternate swelling
May thoughts like these our bosoms cheer,
As round We pass the bowl Of pleasure
And may the ever circng year,
Again renew the blissful measure.
Yet though within the narrow cell,
The fathers Of the song are sleeping,
And o'cr the scenes they loved 80 well,
Obfvion's silent n,ists are creeping
Once more revivcs the sound Of arms,
The tale Of love, the note Of sorrow,
And cvesy strain that once had charms,
~ A softcr tone from time shall borrow.
May thoughts, &c.
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LO - vi LAIND.
To be sold at Pnbiick- Auctier.
On TUESDAY next, the 10th inst.
On the Premises, At 10 o'clock.
Gy fair 1seafher; if not, the far day. ]-uriess
pre1ionsl dfsfosed Of at Pripafe Sale.
-FOUR LOIS OF LAND. situa.
4 ted on Bsrney~rees. For further particulars,
and terms, apply to
BENZ. HADwEy.
Newport, 4th mo. 4th, 1910.
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1T 10 uM sreaf beasure shaf eJserre that socieGes
hpre been ferme...i Beist and Dublin. for the praise
,vorihy and p..i,iofiek bwpose Of repiving knoui
edge cf 0!at ancient iusirunsenf, The H.fRP.
Nh. .frfnr O.lcH, Of tie remaining rsbfesenfa.
Gre Of fhose Harpers, and drestTcta
be fmIeld Is Engaged By the sociesy at BeJfdsf to
instruct as many are desirous Of obtaining a
knos9edge Of i,atrursenf, sghich, ndebendsnt Of
The native bounty and excellence Of jfs mnsick, mu1
shH bc renerafed i
ng fo'es--ns there mere bn sw bcrsov ief 10 ,sake
Me srseet ni<loay cf hs saereI strings There 10
something iroridennaiin in fhs attempt nude forevfve
if--'se ctmnof helb pereeiviay that the nARP Of r.
rim IL 'nrdcr me ccreef Hs1ren, and Maf, Mohgh h
r1dirfoin foofing IN the vorLd, and an honorable
dsf'netion oso3 the ,aost favou,jte amuseme,ts Of
mankind y vi H.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-08-28
Fifty Dollars Reward

TWILL be paid for experimenting and dell
ring 70 John Travers, auctioneer IN George
Town, district of Columbia, Mulatto wencn
named LOFTY, but who has probably chang
ed her name and passes herself for atree wo-
man. She is about thirty two years OF age
of low stature, robust make, flat breast, down
look. round shoulders, and marked In her
face with understanding freckies. :,
1t has been ascerlained that her CLONES
were taken away several weeks alter she ao-
seconded, by a servant man belonging 10 ~
Edward CAN'T OF Loudoun county IN Vnsi-
MIA, and from whom she was last purchased
and if not harboured by his slaves, the pro-
liability is, that she is either lurking aoou.
Alexandra, or gone to the Eastern Shore Oh
Marylan,d from whence she originally came
GEORGETOWN, (C.) July 26. laWo9
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Farm for Sale.

T WISH to sellmy Farm on Little hunting
i Creek, commonly called the Gum spring.
S miles from Alexandria. 1t contains about
23o acres of beautiful level land, admirably
adapted to the culture of small grain and the
grasses and the Plaster of Parisi touEd to
act benefcially on it. Nearly one third OF
this land is in wood, principally heavy timber
The Creek admits boats of S feet drauSht to
the landing place on this farm.
Attached to this land but not forming
part of the aforementioned quantity, is an
extensive Marsh, which, with the concur
renee ofnJudge Washington who owns the
land on the opposite side, may De drained ana
rendered arabic at small expcnce, and which
at present affords most abundant crops OF
coarse hay, suitable for cattle. 1t alone is
sufficient to Craze 100 head of cattle,
will give credit of |, 2, and years
the payments being well secured Possession
may be had at the end of the present year. /
not sold before the LIST of October, this land
will be for Rent.
Hump: Peake.
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New Publications

9uss received by JAMES KENNEDY
sen. King, street,
An abridgement of the book of Martyrs,
with an account Of the just judgments OF God
on prosecutors.
Boswell's journal Of a tour to the Hebrides
in company with DR.. Samuel Johnson.
A general view of the manners customs
of all nations, illustrated by numerous maps
and engravings, by the Rev. J. Goldsmith.
Periodical. by subscription.
Coxc's Philadelphia Medical Museum, new
edition, Nos. lst and I'd.
The American Medical and Philosophical
Register, or Annals of Medicine, Natural
History, Agriculture and the Arts, by So
ciety of gentlemen of New York. No. /.
The New York Medical and Philosophical
Journal and Review. Nos. ] and 2.
The Port Folio for the present month.
August Is. estf
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Hump: Peake.
laW6W
For Sale,
July g.

RGY FARM about one mile and three
MI quarters from Alexandria; biading on
the Little River Turnpike Road, and Contain
ing sixty two acres 20 of which are in a
handsome young growth of timber, the resi-
due cleared and under fence ; IA acres III
meadow, and well known to be equal to any
in the vicinity of that place, and has on II Sc
veraI springs of excellent water. a TURNER
description is considered unnecessary, IS Is
presumed that those wishing to purchase VIII
view the property. Also, several handsome
Building Lots
on Cameron an6 ST. Asaph streets, two squares
west Of the Market House, and ID q good 81
tua,ion for private families Should the above
property not be disposed of before the hfst
day of October, it will be leased to good to-
nants. For terms apply to
Peter Wise.
July 60. ia"
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LEES
Worm DESTROYING Lozenges.

Worm Destroying LozehgeS'
This medicine which IS as innocehs ana
mild as tits certain and eiiicacioNs IN ITS o.
peration, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body-but Will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production ofworms
and many fatal disorders.
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are, disagreeable breath, especially In the
ynorning--bad and corrupt gums-itchlng IN
the nose, and about the scat--corvulslons.
eppiletic FITS, and sometimes pri'ation OF
speech--irreguiar appetite, sometime 10; tn
ing food and sometimes Yorasious- puging
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TO RENT,

Convenient Dwelling House and Garden,
u DJOINING the property of Mr.. Thos.
IN Irvine, Cameron street. Possession
will be given on the first of November, or
sooner if required. The house will be In
complete order for the reception of a genteel
family, 10 the course of a few weeks. APP
plicatioh made to
Alexander Mackenzie.
August Is. :" law3t
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Five hundred tickets 10 be drawn each
day, ond the drawing to COR mencs with aa
least possible delay
Pure hasers of 100 tickets or more, hn
entitled to credit OF thirty days alter draw.
ing Of this class, for notes, with aPpp's!
endorsers.
All prizes not demanded within 81: n!ona
after the drawing OF this class, will be cOla.
dcrcd as given up for til beneht OF the l.
terry.
This scheme, it is believed, affords
equal prospect Of gain to adventures With
any other which has been offered 10 the pl1'
ic Those who are Interested In the com
merce ana agriculture ct the country adjacent
TO the Potomac and Shenandoah I.S.cs, have
actditiopal inducements 10 give tAcr support
as the money to be raised by the lCueVn
for their immediate benefit arld conVenleHn
1t is also hoped that the patriotic and .uNc
spirited will be disposed to countenance and
encourage measure which has Tor rs Object
the facilitating rcaty and convenient COM
munica,ion between the western counWy and
the Atlantic, tending to connect the lE'erSi
of the eastern and western states, and
perpetuate their union
Charles Slmms, President
Jonah Tl1ompson,1
John Mason, D7rttt
Henry Foxall, 01
William Steuart,
Mayae law
N B. Arrangements having been madeo
commence the sale Of tickets comprizlOgt"
above Lottery, the public are hereby Informs
ed, that am now prepared to receive pro-
posals flom all such persons as MAJ be Oh
posed to purchase, or Otherwise contract LOT
the sale thereof on commission. Purchas
taking 100 Tickets, or more, will be enu!Ie
to credit of thirty days after the drawing o.
the Lottery, on giving notes with appro'tta
endorsers, negotiable at any OF the DaDA'
within the District of Columbia.
los. Carleton
Agent for the Potomac Company
July 4.
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Public Sale.
July 60:

PuDllC. Dale.
IN Wednesday the 2 LIST day OF Septem-
" Der next, it fair, if not the next fair
day, will be sold at public sale, at the planta-
ton of Wormeley Carter, esquire, near Sud
ley Mill, in Prince William county, a beautiful
Thorough Bred Stallion.
He is fine bay, tul 5 hands high, six years
old last spring, and remarkable for his fine
colts.
Also, 4 full blooded Brood Mares,
and | full blooded Colts and fillies.
Also, about 40 head of Black Cat
tie, principally such as will suit for slaughter
this fall.
A credit of 9 months will be given; bond
with approved security required.
Those persons who have claims against
Wormeley Carter, or business of any descrlp.
ton to transact with him, will please apply to
the subscriber.
Humph: Peake.
ynIv ia law
lust received, from New York,
An elegant supply of ladies' Kid and Mo-
rocco Shoes.
Di to gentlemen's Leather, Morocco aud
Buff Shoes.
ON HAND,
Cotton in bales,
Rice in tierces,
Indigo in boxes,
Alum in barrels,
Ground Nuts in bags,
Trunks and Shoes as usual.
E. Gilman.
August %. eotf
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with shiny and ftetid stools-yomitint: Large
and hard belly-pains andsickness at the $40
mach-pains in the head and thighs, with
lowness of spirits--slow fever, with small
and irregular pulse-a dry cough--excesslve
thirst--sometimes pale and unhealthy coun-
nance, and som etimes the face bloated ana
ushed.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
symptoms, should have Immediate recourse
TO hamiho,a's Worm Destroying Lozenses
which have been constantly attended with
success in all complaints similar to those above
described.
Messrs. NJ. Lee and Co.
Observing that ny son, SIX years OF age'
was troubled with difficulty In breathing,
isometing frequently rising in his tnroat,)
restless at night, loss of flesh, &c. from
those SYMPTOMS was confident he had worms
and having procured box of Lees Worm-
Destroying Lozenges, the first dose expelled
twenty three large worms, which gave him
immediate relief. He now enjoys good state
of health, and believe can from experience
say, that Lees Lozenges are the most efhca-
cious remedy for worms now IN use.
THOMAS PETERS,,
ofthe firm of Peters and Johnson.
Baltimore, July |, 1910.
Messrs. Mich. Lee and Coz
A child of Mir. Henry Grimes, near Mr..
Belts nail factory, was FIR upwards OF Is
months violently afflicted with sickness. which
appeared to proceed from worms, the symp
toms were rcstlessness at night, debility,
pains in the legs, loss Of flesh, sc. After
having the advice of an eminent physlclan'
and trying avariety ofmedscines without sue
cess, the afflicted parents were advised TO
try Lees Worm Destroying Lozenges, which
expelled during the ope. alton OF the medl-
cine, great quantity of large worms, some
Of watch measured IL inches the Child now
enjoys good state of health.
Baltimore, June 8, 1903.
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Nessrs Mich Lee and Co.

NeSSTS NIICW IIC uIIU W
You are at liberty to publish the astonish-
irg cure performed by your Lozenges on my
son. ten years old, who was afflicted with lie
yers, pain ia his side, and continued head
ache, which reduced him so low that he was
unable to set up. One Of my neighbours ad''
vised me to use your Lozcnges, which has
had the happy effect of RESTOCKING him to a
better state of health than he has cnJ"yed .or
several years, in the short space OF Il days
John Kelly, Pit Street.
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Potomac and Shenandoah \
cation Lottery, wy

By authority Of tie State Of Map,,
SCHEME OF A LOTTFprA 'tlll
For improving the navigation Of y,
mac and Shenandoah Rive. we Pq
First class of 10000 tickets, o.
2 prizes of $4,000 coils. q,
do. CT $4,000, s's
Q do. of 10000, I'S;
4 do Ct 5000, NQ
10 do. of Loco, I0N
18 Go. of 500, 10
SO do. Of 100, "
100 do. of so, =
1877 do. of %, y
1000 do. Of 10, o.
1000 do. of 10 payable in,
one ticket each i'll the I'd A.
class at S 10
$500 prizes 5 2o0
1860 blanks
10000 tickets at 10 each, 20
Deduction of Is per cent on cash pp
mt bx.~e
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Messrs Mich, Lee and Co.
My son, fyc years old, has Tor some time
past been very unhealthy, having levers,
head ache and loss of appetite. llcailng oil
the many cures performed by your Worm
Lozenges | was induced to give them TRIAL.
Iae effect was beyond my expectation, as
large quantity OIL sn.alt worms was expelled !;
hundreds of them were awe for some time
after.
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In. Kenneday, Potter St.

Edward Higgins, South street, Baltimore
administered Lees Lozenaes agreeable to
the directions, to his child IA months old -;
the first of which expelled worm measuring
90 inches long * near half an inch thick !;
the second dose expelled another le inches
long and the same thickness, and quantity
of small worms mixed with slime, &c. The
child enjoys good state Of health.
Sold by-Ro6ert Gray. Bookseller,
King street, Alexandria, who has just
received a fresh supply of Persian Lo-
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
Aug. "a. law
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alerannrta Datlp @asette.
MONDAY, MARCH ls.

Should the circumstances of the times
call TO. an exertion of the physical strength
of our country, from what portion OF our
countrymen would the call be made =
Would those who claim to DO exclusive re.
publieans, and patriots, be willing to take
the whole weight of the national defence
uron themselves: Would they be willing
to see f.dsra!ists sitting quietly at home en-
joying peace and plenty, while themselves
were undergoing all the horrors 4 fatigas'
OF war? me, this would be quite unrsa-
sonable How could fedsralists expect to
br projected in their persons and property,
without bearing an equal part in the bur-
then Of the day? True, my masters, bu:
how can they be expected to bear an equal
part in these same burthsns, If they are to
be eternally excluded from the enjoyment
sfevery Office Of trust and profit which the
country has to bestow Les federalists.
have an equal part as they have an equal in.
terest, and they arc always ready, heart
and hand, to support the just rights, the
honor and interests OF their country. But
while the affairs of the nation are conduct
ed by men in whom they have no confidence,
to the total exclusion and political excom
munication of ono half the natisn, they
must be excused for not joining in those,
lives, fortunes, and sacred honor, resolu-
tons so prevalent of late years.
One Of the French writers, to console
the nation under the depriva,ions expert
enced from the non.intereourse with An,v.
RIGA, asserts, tina. the southern provinces Of
Spain, when conquered, the prizes. riden
Spaniards annihia,ed-and geauine
French resieme established, will furnish a
supply ofsobaceo, cotton. sugar, &c. equal
70 the consumption Of all France.