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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-05-29
Bryan Hanpson eco.

III y al Gill pom ~ ~
I4VE ON HAND, md FOR SALE,
80 HhdS. & 90 Bbls. New-Orleans and Ha'
vannah Muscovado Sugars,
10000 lbs: Prime Green Coffee,
5000 lbs. do. White do. for family use,
80 hllds retailing Molasses,
pipes Cognac Brandy,
10 puncheons Old Antigua Rum,
3 % do. Northern do.
pipes best Madeira,
4 do. Sicily Madeira,
8 do. Lisbon, SW1NES,
40 quarter casks Malaga
so cases Claret,
SO lbs, Nutmegs,
80 bags Pepper and Pimento,
so kegs Race and Ground Ginger,
90 bales Prime Upland Cotton,
500 lbs. Bengal and Spanish Indigo,
60 boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
80 do. Chocolate,
With handsome assortment OF other Gro
ceries, by wholesale or retail, on reasonable
terms,
10 tons first quality Country Hemp.
April Is.
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FOR RENT,

Possession TO Be gipen The aotA Jtt''e ne,rt'
WHAT Compodious Three Story Br,eG
DWELLING HOUSE & GARDEN,
n Dakc Street, bnit by Elisha Janaey' a and
4 prcsert occupied by R. B Lee, Esq. For
Nfms apply TO RICHARD "a. ScoTT:
N. klllcott.
April so. d!2othJ,
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Nav %.
Wines, Sugars, Teas, Fruits, &c.
LOEEPH Il MIND HRLLL E9


OFFERS FOR SALE,
Old Madeira, Sherry, Lisbon, Tenerif'e and
Port Vine, by retail
Cognac, Peach and Apple Brandy
40 Or. casks Teneriffe aid Malaga Wine
10 hhds Antigua Rum
40 hhds. N Orleans and West India SUI
gar, different qualities
5000 lbs. Loaf and Lump Sugar
80 hhds good retailing Molasses
100 bags Coffee, green and white
loo sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
50 Or. chests and boxes suhe,ior 9paGty
Teas, of this years importation, con-
sisting Of CunpowdeI, lrspeiial, lily.
son, Y. Hyson and Skin
so boxes Lemons
so MuscadeI and Bloom Raisns
100 bags soft and hard shield fresh AL.
mopds
80 bags Figs
500 reams Wiring and Wrapping Paper
10 bbIs Old 4th Proof Whiskey
so bbS Common Proof do.
40 De mijchns
SO boxes Mould and Dip'd Candles
80 60 Brown Soap
ALoO,
500 gallons excellent Cider Vinegar
With variety of other articles in the eros
Gerry Line. -
May &c q
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NOTICE.

7EyHIS day Dissolved, by mutual consent,
the CohartnsyshRsof M Knights StezOart.
All those indebted to said concern, are re-
questedto make immediate paymentto Charles
N Kmght, who is fully authorised to receive
the same and to settle all the business OF SAID
concern.
Charles Midnight,
John Stewart.
April 81.
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[No. 1869
JACKSON g RUMNEY.
GovER's WHARF,
HAVE FOR SALE,

II boxes No. 8, 9, TO, Cotton, ( rords
A., Wool,
box Writing Paper,
"a boxes Lisbon Lemons, in prime order,
packages containing handsome assort.
ment of Leather and Morocco, Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, &c
III sets black, white, brown, scarlet, red,
bronze and cane colored CHAIRS.
Flotant Indigo--prime and cargo Beef and
Pork.
Chocolate, Soap, Axes. Balsam Capeyi, Cor. ;
dage, Card Tables, sc.
ALSO,
A Machine for Cutting Straw, lately invented
and much approved.
May S5. d
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Valuable Property.

Valuable Property.
IN Monday the 25th at May next, viii
I be sold, at Public Sale, on the premises
at ; o'clock, A M--those two spacious e.
legant BRICK IIOU rs in the City of
Washington, late the property Of General
Washington, situated on North Capitol
Street, and running back to New Jersey A
venue, containing the whole of Lot No Is
and parts of and square 634-More desi-
rable property IS not within the cjty-im-
mediatily afterthe SIDE Of said Lots and
Houses, will be exposed to sale Lot No S
in square 6e7, and those highly valuable Wa
ter Lots No. 70, Is, IA, in square 667 with
the liberty of improving in front Of thcm
into bold deep water in the Eastern Branch.
This property is sold under decree OF the
Court. and kill be sold on credit OF twelve
months---the purchaser to give bond with
approved security carrying interest from me
day Of sale-3oo dollars will be required N
cash or an approved indorsed note Al 90 days
No title to be made until thepurchase mo-
ney is fully paid.
April l8. 5w
% The above sale IS post
poned to the 2oth June.
May % 4"
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SUGAR COFFEE MOLASSES &c.
70 Hhds. } New Orleans * Havana Musco-
40 Bis. vado Sugars
10 Boxes Brazil and HAVANA do
10000 h. Loaf * Lump do
2o,ooolo Green Porto Rico & St, Domingo
Coffee
so Hhds Retailing Moasses
pipes French Brandy
10 puncheons West India Run.
50 barrels Northern Do.
$50 do prime Rye Whisky
600 lbs st. quality Bengal Indigo
1900 lbs Nader
80 bales Upland Cotton
so casks small twist Tobacco
roo bushels Ground Alum Salt
With his usual general assortmentof Wines,
Liquors, Teas and other Groceries
For Sale, By
JOSEPH Vaudeville,
Corner Of King and faiJGr Streets.
April 6. tt
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

Congress.

SU1flZ1RY

The Vermont Mineral Company
have peiitioned for a new duty ON i'm
ported coferas, as they are about 10
manufacture it--COl. Nv ard has petil
toned for the fulfillment Of certain
bills Of credit "A WOODEN manufacture
ing company Of Oneida, n. \ has PEE
titioned for leave 10 import from Cana
da svsre for cards "A bill is in progress
to provide for invalid officers and soi-
dierS. 20 dollars month for life have
been voted capt. Benton, aged ~, in
valid by disease taken in war. Many
democrats opposed IA petition has
been presented for The encouragement
Of the guntosvder mill at Washington
Resolutions of Kentucky, pledging life
and fortune to support war, sc. &c
have been presented, with many SINH
lar resolutions from other places. They
ought 10 contain frooiSo, that no 5.arf
OF the aforesaid fortune shall be draw:
from them by ,ne,nat taxes, ercisr,
STAMP ACT, &c. G-c. Some people viii
pledge IhIi whole fortunes il 7yoIaS, but
when tax galherer comes Tor zen dol
lars, will display rage and astonish-
ment!
A petition has been presented 10
ConGress on the subject of the public
land, which says, that they consider ev-
cry man enfitird by nafRre 70 akOraot
cfthe soil II the country and that w
one ought 20 haze more fhan 200 acres !.
This happens Prubablyto be the NUN
Der of acrt that would just now answer
their purpose. Bu, 10 reality every
man is entillla 10 a. many &C G. aa be
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

We have EoSiiiUe assurances thar
great changes in favour of the good cd
federal WAsHENGToN principles and
practices, are taking places in Wash
t-.5toa. We quote an ilIustrious ex-
ample. Mr.. Senator ClLEs-of the
first form of Statesmen--has declared
on bis seat in congress, that" When
youag in political knoWIedgs, and fun
of theories, though ! deemed General
WAsHINoToN, first Of military men, (
doubted Lis capacity as Statesman.
Il have since found, BY experience,
that 10 all thc points fpolicy i'll whith
| differed from tina, great man, thas hs
was right and | was wrong and iio.v
view him as not only the first u Haf-
riors bui che FIRST OF statesmen"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
Mn. SHIRLEY,

Mn. SHIRLEY,
nave been expecting 70 see in your use
ia paper some account of the Sermon lately
preached IN this Town, py the Rey. Mr.
Frost, on the subject OF sending Missona
res TO he Hes,hcn in the East Indies, and
n some pa,1s Of this western world and OF
he attention paid thereto by his hearers.
I fear you could not spare SOON for psru
GUAR sccosnt of it-ye: l think the impor-
,alce o. the sutject might claim column
two, witch The most Of your readefs
would consider we'll filled. AS no notice
has been taken OF il m your c szette, permit
me 20 request that you wor id .~vour 8 mum
Der Of your customers with the following
Information, viz.
That Sermon was well composed, we'll
delivered and very interesting. That the
Gentle men who heard IL, tarried and chose
lagc Co@mittee to consider what pledges
would be proper for any Ut the citizens Of
this town 10 take in aid of the design.
That tliis Committee, in conformity to the
measures before adopted in the Towns oi
Boston, Salem, Newburyport, Portsmouth
and several Towns in the District Of Maine
formed plan for an Association under GER
NFth Nt uia'ioAo3 eAN t'ti'aN va Wh'Nh oie
That annual subscriptions ofnD, less than
one Dollar too the term Of tLree years sh ould
constitu the subscriber q member of the
Soclety.-2 That the sum SO subscribed
together with any donation that may be
made, be paid TO the Treasure. or some
member Of The American Board Of Com
missi1ners for foreign rnission-and 5. That
the Subscribers would meet for the choice
OF officers on Tuesday the IS of Februs-
~ INST Ito morrow at O'Clock Z. NJ. at the
Bspust Meeting house in Portland.
As the Preamble 10 this Association may
afford some view OF the design, Tie writer
Of thls has obtained il, and requests its in
selunn- 1t is as follows -
Impressed with a serious consideration OF
the duty incumbent on all who enjoy the
hight and blessings OF The gospel 10 afford
'brir aid IN sending IL TO those who are per-
ishinS for lack OF vision-We the subscri.
bers hereby form ourselves into society for
the purpose OF raising money to aid The
ha'e' iem Board # Commissioners for Foreign
~ salons N her design Ut sell ng Mission
ares TO the heather.
= In q y when Tie CHRISTI 4 world are
waking ~ 20 The interest OF asia, TO the
cause Q frr hnHfrei ,iliili0Hs Of eoplt buried
~ ignorance and sin--lu this venifuI day
when missionaries arc laboring Eiih success
on tAe plains Of Iadi.--wlien The scriptures
ase trAnsi4,ing 70 Q the numerous aEd eAtex-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
STOP! STOP! SToP! LSAY.
cRERNfIRLp, (MAsslFER !

\ ~hEG TEL ~ MAS h IL
Look cut for Rails, Minks, Weasels. De.
putty custom house officers. Espoiners, Scar
chers and Inspectors ofsmuggled goods
The traveller is hereby notified, that the, g
are smJng US, gentlemen, under The COM
mission OF the government, provided witll
glmblets, custom house wire probers and
fo,cePs. for boring, probing, end examining
all trunks, chests, barrels, boxes, ladies' in
dIsrensibles and squsws pockets for snug
gled goods-Hfa mode de Ga!iatin.
On the 9Th inst sleigh from Vermont.
underwent severe examination, at Cool
ey'stayern, in Deerfield, by commissioned
agent Of the Government, who bored, tapped
and PrObed several casks and boxes III
wheat and finding none OF The articles pro-
hibited BY our good friend Ronsparte, yyAo
loses fAe A1nericars, he drew his hsl over b,s
eyes, wiped the sweat from his brow. and
co -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

can earn and save money enough to buy
and considers it good policy 10 hold.
The signers 10 the above petition are
said 10 be numerous, and TO have for
med society, which they call The True
american Sociefy! The petition was
committed after Some difficulty.
The Volunteer Bill has been signed
by the President.
Messers Bacon, Widgery and Sea
yer, voted against The new militia law
in Congress. The intelligencer gives
Mr.. ). as voting both with this yeas and
nays !
The Senate have new bill before
them for the appointments ola Quarter.
Master, Deputies, sc. "A Wagon
Master, Deputies, sc. and Forage
Master, &c. and abolishingthe Office CT
the Purveyor Of Public Supplies.
A petition has been presented for
leave to import certain negroes(rom the
West Indies "A bill Cor the relief Of
Col. Bell, is in Congress The Sen
ate have referred 10 next December !!
the bill for establishing a Quarter Mas
ter's Department.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
Tie CQnaQQ Erbeo;i;0r.

1Ne O0HddG ETpeG2El0n.
Canada must be ours. But how can
II bt done cheaheSi /? That's the point.
Mr. WIDGERY wants 10 take il The
na'Hrai quay
MIR HARPER-by rhetorical figure.
But MIR. p b. PORTER intends 10 take
II BY Confracf--and after spreading his
table, and inviting his guests VIII
probably issue il, % rations, 10 the
Troops.
But it is said Government intends 10
consult ec0nSm!', and dispose Of he ex-
petition, In the cheafleSt way, ID knock
ing IL ", at auction, as We sometimes
do the towns poor-to rte iozDest BID
der
There is no doubt but Mr. Madison
intends to get lid Of 1.-THE easiesi s9oy.
What ridiculous farce III w
long will our people be guided BY SUCH
tricks - U4SAingloni4n.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

siv- languages OF the east-when the chur-
ches IN England and Scotland are bringing
Ill their enc gees inlo acrlcn-when some OF
our American youth have caught the same
atdour and are anxious to leave their coun
try and kindred 10 raise the standard Of the
Cross on the bsnks Of the Gauges, is i, mol
time for al christians 10 be awake n SHALL
we manifest no "gratIlude to Him WHO
purchased Us with hIs blood TO Him who
rescued OUT pagan ancc sters from The Sor.
ship OF Thor and Wooden. and made Us the
children Of the covenant Shall the silver
and gold which belong 10 Christ, be with
held %
Whatever be the decision of Others, we
viii aId that great design; and in order
thereto do agree TO the following articles Of
association
The wd.er respectfully recommends 10
those who wish for particular information as
To The miserable situation Of the Idolalers IN
the east, to the vast exertions thst are ma.
king there aud in Europe, (and the pious
zeal is kindling in the u. 5. of Americs) and
to the favourable prospect there is Of speed
lily turning them fom darkness 10 light
and from the power OF Satan unlO Cod" 10
read Buchanan's Researches in Asia, an
interesting work which may be had in some
of the Bookstores in this town, price rs cts
He will only add that 1t is the cause OF Him
who will ia due time have the heather for
lis inheritance Let us tEen by the lber-
aiity Of our hand. manifest the sincerity VI
our hearts while we utter the prayer pre-
scribed by our blessed Saviour" Thy will
be DONE" A. c.
N. B.-The Association has been sub
scribed by anumber Of the citizens. Those
who may incline 10 add their names, il
they should not before, may have IN OPP
poriunity al the meeting aforementioned
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
JAMES CHADBOURN.-

ESPECTFUI.LY informs his friend, and
former Cu!tomcrs. that he has recon-.
m.nced buiineis at the new Br OK Store. head
OF Unon itreet erected on The lpot where the
fore of J. ChadbouFn, & Co. ldeGroyed by
Er.) formerly Good, where he Offer. whole
fale and reIaiI. general ahortment Of
Vet Indi1 GC2dJ and Groceries.
among which are Rum, Brandy aad Gin of
different quAiiiies--Madeira, Lifb0n. sherry,
Vidonia. Port and Malaga Wines-I.oaf and
brown Sugar-Lump do--HyfoD, Hyfon1<ia
aad Souchong Teas Flour ard Candies Rice
Rs.ln'i Figs; Pruues; Corn Brooms; sieves
Tobacco; Stone Jugs Sperm OIL Houie &
Hearth Sruthes; Mats I; Bacon /; Cioves
Mace; Cinnamon; Ginger; Pepper Mu!-
tardi Oatmeal; Nutmegs; Windlor add Bar
soap; Wsih Balls; Table Sail MALI Pow
Der aad Sho, Salt Pefre; BrimnJne Al
luoa AID CopFeras Redwood and Loswood !;
Vinegar No, and Chrcola e Baherry
TAiIoT; Bees Wax starch; Pearl Barley (.
JJrden Almonds; Nuts of various kinds; ii.
i've Oil; Salt F,ih, Sc sc &c
~ The above are Parr Of good aEort-
ment of Goods which hs offers Tor "a on A.
-eaionabls terms a. ar'ces Of lie like qallity
{ "a lie puocl.aged cse~hsrs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
Original a7isrflIany.
Ebe s9ollitor....N No. LXVI.

'?And This shall be sSr unto thee, that shall
eoane abon thy ruo sons, on Hgphni and
PhinetGs an me Day thsy SHAH GIe BUN u
them"
This was the dreadful sign Of the be-
ginning o: Gods wrath u ION the house OF Z
Ii. This plous old man was too lax al The
government of his family. a. i1is sons
made themselves vile. and he restrained
them not" For this offence, notwIIhstsnd-
ing his own pie;y the judgments of heaven
were poured out upon him. Ills two sons
were both Of them slain in one day by the
PhilistineS, Eli himself Came 10 40 unlimeiy
end, and even his poSterlty were pursued
with curse, for they were all cut OH IN The
bloom Of life, and there was not an old man
found among them. Il very useful lesson
may be drawn from these tacts. The lead
ms sentiment seems 10 be ,his-It is the
duty of paI ents not only 10 e1hOrt, entreat,
counsel and advise their children to choose
tie way Of life, aad be reconclled to God,
out to command their offspring in the way OF
obedience to The precepts OF the Gospel
II was said OF Abraham that he would com
msnd his househJld after HIM and the a
'postle speaking OF the necessary quallilca-
tons OF r,ilers III the Church mentions as an
essential requisite " one that ruieth VII
hls own house, having has child en- IN SUP
lection with all gravy" There are two
grand evils resulting from want OF family
government. The mischief done 10 Chi
drcn by tie unfaithfulness OF parents has
been the subject Of fyrmer namber-> The
D. her is an evil done TO society Ill large. A
wide pre4ding evil this laying waste the
morals Of the would, anu dIssolving the
bonds of civil society. But To be little
more Particular. Let us suppose the ta-
Their OF = family plous, cody man like Eli,
and apparently much impressed with sense
Of the abounding wlckecness of The world
and tue necessity OF q reform. To this man
people will look for examples. IT be tells
people .hey should obey God, they will say
why do you not restrsiu your tamilyl Does
he tel! ihcm TO attend upon the means OF
grace They will say, and with much pro-
pristy, while you suiier your children to go
as they list, how can SUPPOSE you sincere !!
Thus his Influence with society IS lost, and
even people will take occasion 10 20 farther
an sIfa than otherwise they would Many
good men who have unruly families doubt
less feel cast down when they view tie sins
OF their Children, and like Eli may some
tunes reprOse them but like that good
man Il will be an sucA mild manner IS that
they will not obey. "Ye do not well my
sols, sad Eli, 1T is no good report That l
hear"
Thus Eli suffered his sons 10 60 on in sin,
and thus some christians fail of theic duty.
But let tlle dreadful doom Of Eli lead heads
OF families 10 = perseve,ins walk in the way
Of those duties which Coo hatn commanded,
and by dischargins their duty 10 their oH-
spring avert the Judgments of heaven.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

Ship Nancy E,elelh Of Newbury-
port, has been cyAde mnu d AZ Dearlal 4,
3ec@use the name Of the nate Was nut
% the roll d. quipage, and beca TWO
If the hrIvafseI snI-n swoie thsy sIv
some papers thrown ovc' board. When
vii SUBMISSION 70 the wrongs a
-7r.1c. AID her 4Ii-a ofit
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

The Political H1ees. The graz horse "
Salem will not be entered for the 1st Mon
day Of April. He has been so much heafed
At the last trial of speed, that has riders doubt
The sonndness of his EotIOn. He is taken
Oft the tisis. II seems probable the T0ckles
willtryA " scrA6 ,ace,"in which the black
AiaiHea horse Kmg will stand the best
chance for the pGrse, being J1uI biooae.S =
N B. He is 10 90 rqH foremost.
We have long known that ~ i1ce had tri-t
ed 10 push himself into Office But the de-
moGrsts seem now disposed to go al iezk1h.s
and have actually nominated 1isgt!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

Aaron Stamford x Tbs Warren,
ID EsPECTFULLY infrm their friends aud
N acquaintance that they have entered into
rartnerlh;p under the firm Of
STAMFORD q WARREN,
and commenced bu6oef, Al he fore formerly
occupied by Mr.. ! 5H B6'teIs head of I1gra-
bIr.s Rbl:E where they ofIeE for Gale gen
era agorrment Of
Wef- india GO9d5, Grocerie5, 90.
Which are of he hrlf quality and Will be
fold on re4lonable terms.
u Ship Stores put up at he .E60't-
eft Notice. ny Eco. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
WILLIAM x S. HASKELL,

y - - A-'A ~ - AaAAN - "a ,
1 INFORMS their friends and the Public that
they have Removed from Ere, lreet to
their New Store in Back liree, near the Cnur,
Houie-where they have on hand a variety
Of Cabinet Furniture-which they offer, for
fale on reaionable serm.--They Acknowledge
pat fAvors aud folicit continuance Of tie
fame. Every attention TO cuitomers in the
above branch OF buhnels, will be pun6tuaIly
attended 20.
W. x S. II. Return their thanks to the
public for their liberal afiitauce, which they
have received with gratitude.
Portland, Decemher 80
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24
SWEDES IRON.

WILLIAM GODDARD,
rTAS for faie SIS tons Of SWEDES IRON,
4 vsHe6s,fsI. hst and fquare bars.
>slsg-A few tons FACGOr IRON, Hat
and loaare. HO PorfiIES, DEE 2
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1812-02-24

Doo ID ChesIe, Of the 6rlt quality; 100
doz Bottled Cider, fuitable for ilnppiug; so
bbls No and Beef 5000 lb Coffee; so
groce Corks; hhds Virginia Tobacco 10
kegs fe Tobacco Is hhds w Rum 10
hid. Mol4les; 10 bbIs Apples; bbIs Shay
barks 100 quintet Pollock Filh; 100 gum
teI ben Dan Fin 80 boxes mould aod SIpf
Candles; SO bbls Cider Vinegar; 10 dog.
IRA quality Axes; 400 Red Oak Shocks, lrlt
qualify; boxes frelh Mulcatel and bloom
Rai6ns. IN 7Is 20
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-09-17

his dominions, and from him is derived every
species of tenure by which his subjects can
holdit. The Hindoo code of laws that pre-
vailed in India Contains the Jurisprudence OK
an enlightened and commercial people,
Their lawyers are called Pundits. Their
houses TOY religious exercises axe denominat
ed Pagodas, are magnificent, and adorned
not only with rich offerings, but with Lire most
exquisite works of painting and sculpture
which the artists highest in estimation among
them were capable of executing. The ri;cs
and ceremonies Of their religion are pompous
and splendid. The Erahmins are the minis
ters OF religion; these take their name FROM
Drama, the founder OF their faith, and au-
thor Of their bible, called Nedam: they have
regular hierarchy and graduation Of ranks
and are thereby enabled 20 preserve Il more
absolute dominion over the minds of the peo-
pie. The conqueSts both OF the Mahome.
dams and Europeans have had considerable
effect upoA the manners and customs OK thC
natives. 1t is doubtful whether the scclusioI
of their women is of native or Malomedai
origin. Some of the Hindoos in the town O
Calcutta have SO far departed from Their
former customs that they drive about in En-
glish chariots, sit upon chairs, and furnisl
their houses with mirrors. The grand source
Of Indian literature, the parent OF almost C
very dialect from the Persian gulph TO til
China seas, is the Sauskreet, a language o
the most venerable and uufathomaoie anti
guilty.
(Lefter 10 De Continued.