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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-07
From the Rhode Island american.
THE LATEST ADvIcES.

The minuteness and interesting ma
Eture of the Foreign Intelligence, which
appears in this days paper, w'uld rende'
any editorial comments not only supsr-
fluous but obsrusiye. Indeed SO event.
full i. the present crisis, that selection
rather than amplifcation, has become
the duty of the Journalist. We cannot
however, forbear an expression OF re
greet for the inauspicious prospect OF
PEACE between his country and Great
Britain. I, appears, tn 4 the 3 illsh are
making extensive prepata tons tor VII
gorous prosecution Of the war 1t re
m,lns to be known W e! h rthese prepa
rations are the result OF pre- Determined
hostility, or the suggestion OF that Pc
licy which teaches nation to WELD the
sword with one hand, while they ex.
tend. the clive-branch with the other.
Tie fears of our countrymen should not
be unnecessarily excited, though their
energies should be aroused to repel any
dangers which may encompass them.
1t becomes the people OF this country
TO be hrehared for The worst Should
the surrender Of airy sacred and mani.
fest rights be insisted on, it becomes
them to be prepared mantuliy and OBJ
stinately to defend them.
The probability that Spain will soon
be added to the number OF our enemies,
has no tendency to brighten the per-
spective. She is making energetlck
preparations to recover Louisiana. Her
title to this territory, in equity, is un
questionable, and she is able to support
it by the sword. She can maintain
long and obstinate contest, having again
become brave and warlike DatioE-her
armies being Numerous aud well dlsclp-
lined--her Generals experienced and In
trepid.
A great portion of our troops, admit
ding that an efficient number could be
embodied 10 repei the invasion, would
fall prey to those fatal diseases which,
in that climate, annually people the tomb
with the number Of their victims.
1t may fairly be questioned whether
the people would incline to support the
administration in war, for the protec-
ton of State, which is considered by
many, not const tutioaaAy member ct
the union. In fine, it may fairly be
questioned whether our national strength,
or happiness, is augmented by the addi'
ton of the intruder"
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wa think 81, too but ct the same time
they might discuss the principles IN
burg. or the Hague. These facts may
nre.sn, to some pacific prospect. But
the length Of the time which ha. elaps-
ID since the offer of negotiation was
accented the doubts in the minds Of
Me.srs. G. and B. after being : long
time in London, OF the result OF me-
aoiiation in Sweden ;--the reinforce.
ments continually proceeding to Ame-
re, and the strong language held
in the circular of the Admiralty--make
us still Of opinion, that those who make
.h.;r c.,cn,atious on the continuance OF
,he war fora considerable time. will be
fhe least likely to be diappointed Cop
grant that events may prove oiheFen''
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ZAszEv1LLE, (Obio,) juno Q.

The weather has been almost inees.
sanity rainy for about six weeks past !;
low s level lanos have been partially IN
undated Small grain wlllyleld but little
or no crop unless dry weather shall seen
set in. As for corn, very little has been
planted, and that has suffered extreme
~ from the birds, squirrels and wet
weather the prospect OF crop Is We y
slender. Thus 10 two severe Judge.
ments, which We have alreadys exPe'
rienced. war and testilence, we are IN
danger OF having third added famine.
Three greater plaques were not Contain
ed in Pandora's box:
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-07
THE CELEBRATION
OF THE
Emancipation of Europe.
NEW YoRx, June so.


A number of democratic papers in
different parts Of the Union, mortified
and exasperated at the destiny Of their
idol Bonaparte, are daily levelling their
malignant spleen ut the men who think
proper to celebrate the Emancipation
OF Europe from military despotism. OF
these jacobin papers, the Columbian Of
this city stands pre-eminently conspicu-
GUS" the vilest among the vile" For
several days that paper has been filled
with base and groundless impusations
against many Of the worthiest men in
the community. 1t has denounced e.
very American, who rejoices in the
downfall of the French Tyrant, as a
traitor to our country rejoicing in the
victories Of our enemy.
In spite, however of this pitiful Sian.
derer-in spite Of the whole host of de-
mocratic editors, who are mourning
yer Napolesn's departed glory, the no.
nest citizens Of this country will re-
ioice with the rescued and exulting Ia.
lions of Europe.
Yes, We rejoice that the rod of the
.oppressor is broken and the captiyes
are set at liberty.
We rejoice in the sudden and pro,i.
Dental emancipation Of more than a
HUNDRED MILLIONS Of our fellow be-
ings.
We rejoice that the most sanguinary
and unrelen,ing tyrant the world ever
saw, has finished his blood stained ca
reer.
We rejoice that the great seourge Of
nations, is stript of its colossal power,
and driven as an outcast frena that sui.
fering and desola,ed continent.
We rejoice that Spain, Portugal,
France, Holland. Italy, Prussia, and the
shole Of the Gsrmaaic Empire, arc all
delivered from the iron yoke under
which they have so long struggled.
Yes, We rcjoiee-every christian
oughf to rejoice-every man on earth,
In whose bosom dwcils one spark ofhu-
manity. wA rejoice, that the tremen.
deus torrent Of human blood, which for
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-07
CELEBRATION DlyNpD

Yesterday, at half past 4 e'clo,l
M. about 800 gentlemen CT us g
respe ctability in our city, sat down, :" :"
sumptuons dinner provided a, w.
ingtou Hall for the purpose Of ccnrla
ing the celebration of the most io,or.
vent toe civilized world ever YET WIN.
sed-The deliverance of Eurcp. f.
the impending horrors OF militAry d.
potism.
The Hon. Mr.. King presided, >,
N1essrs. Gen Fish. Gun. Clarl,s
Gen Stevens, 10 B. Coles, and c.,
nelius | Bogart, oficiated as vicenre,
dents. Among the guests we,s n
Rev. Dr.. Mason, Rev. Mr.. Har,;l
Rev. Mr.. Kollmsn, and the Rev, M
Jarvis, His Honor the C anceIor, HI
Honorthe Recorder, The Hon. iIieb,,
Stockton, of New Jersey, Col. Lew
Morris, and Joseph Allen Smith, Esd
of S. Carolina, and all the foreign con
suls, with the exception of the Frepe
consul, Mr.. Lescalier, who declined IN
invitation, alledging that he had NO, We
received any orders from his eourt
rejoice.
The decorations Of the looms verj
thus arranged-in each Of the fou
corners were the arms and colors Of on J
Of the pr ncipal Allied powers. Austria
Russia and Sweden, which wer. con-
neeted with the American Eagle, su.,
pended from the centre of the rooa, bI
festoons of laures and olive leaves
Behind the seat Of the President and
beneath the Temple Of Concord, erect
ed for the occasion, and sustained bj
columns entwined with laurel were lha
arms Of the United States and France
surmountedwitha canopy Of evergreen'
and connected together by the old BOlr'
bon s. Americ,n flags, which surround
ed with their folds the picture Of VAST
ington. On the right and left Of b'
Temple were the arms and standardsd
Spain and Portugal, and directly oppo'
site to i: were the arms and cclon d
Rome, Of the Ecclesiastical States. On
the right of these last was an allegon-
cal representation of Switzerland, b.
a picture exhibiting the we'll knaTa
story Of William Tell, with colorsm'
rounding it; and on the lett the s'n'
and Aagsof Holland an q the Nelha'
lands: At the two ends OF the rOoa|
were the different shields aad color Il
the smaller states Of Germany lhs
whole connected by similar chains u
laurel and pageant flowers with the fou'
main festoons which united the embleu'
of the chief powers Of the old Con,insI'
to the American Eagle from whence
again they all diverged and terminated
at the Temple Of Concord.
Even ns Post
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ToASTS.


|. The U. States-Perpetuity TO our
civil and religious liberty.
2. France-The first friend OF ams'
rica-may the recall finer King become
the barbipger Of Concord at home apl
of the restoration of her ancient rais
among the nations OF the world
3. The Constitution ofthe U. Aa"
The bond of our union; The euaTsr
lee Of Republican Government: may
it be cherished in the affections and p'"
tec,ed by the arms Of freemen.
4 The memory Of Washington %
deliverer of oar Country-By bis 'as'
and patriotism, at the head OF our ."
mics, he established an independents
bv his wisdom and frmness at ,ne t De''
of our Government. he preserved u ~" -,
The fangs Of that jacobinlsm "h''H w.
desol,ted Europe. c,,;
S. The recent DELIBERATE Oh WV"
mental Europe from the iroa seep"' %.
Military Despo,ism Nations have ,h.i,
covered their independence, sho W.. ~.
oppres.or is BUNDLED in tie du'''
therefore rejoice. rA, Do.
s. The Emhe,sr Of Rassia--l"s "
liverer Of Europe; bright examp . IN
wisdom, for,itude and PerseVe'o:''O.. h
adversely: bot still more 'Ilus'', ,;oo n
clemency, justice, and n0d''''l'' ="
prosperity. Vb,
nobly suppressed the feelings o.
TO break the Tyrant's chains ,,,,,b, Of
8. The King Of Prussia--"U,' ssoo,sd
Frederic the Great; he hn. ''O ssn.
the dominions and glory # lis e'0 ~ Ssr
9. Sweden-By the frmne's W.. =, Of
councils, she has baflsd the se's" 4 bsf
the Tyran,; ard by the eallas1',y /, srs..
arms ha. revived the days Of IT. .
To- Tie United Nethe,lsnd'1s.,,.,,e,1;
and faithful friends Of the u . Cd. b.
may their power, by sea ao 5o.o '"
established upon its Ancisn. ''holisbst,
| IL. stain-The irquisl'lon s b'odsse
and the King delivered iron " restore
NAV the wisdom Of the Cores - 9: .ba
the soeien. freedom and 'sls'''
nation,
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twenty. Eve yeers has delesea i
est portion OF the civilized ~,
stayed by the Omnipotent So,.,a;;ic
the Universe--snd thatpeace an, r rl,
al independence, so long STRANGE.
exilcs, are permitted once mors -
visit the poor, suffering, afflicted IL
bitants of Continental Europe. 'N1
These are the subjects Of OH, -: i
ing; and be who condemns u,fs,q]
Cling our thanksgiving and cur a,,, %,|
ten with the universal voice Of F Fa'l
on.these glorious results, i. a ni,;r' vpl
narrow minded wretch, unwo,,b, W !,
called . christian, patriot or NV
Com. .ddve,u,.s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-07
From an huslsA Peter.

A paper was read T. the Royal Socie'
~ Of LonGon, consisting Ola letter IRON
Lisbon. dated Ssp;enber 5, 1907, coD-
tanning an account of woman who spoke
very. we'll without her tongue, which
is attesied by Wilcox, Bishop oil Roches-
ter, The circumstance gave rise 70 the
Aollowing Epigram:
TGat svishous to0gue7a woman could
ChGt and prattle, talk aloud, 2
As TACT, must receive it;
s But, thata woman, Ui,h tongue,
Could h.lI her psace, and hold 1t long,
Psaaw! can't believe 1t.
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From the Mercastile advertiser.
IMpkOMTU.

-Adam is recorded In sacred writ as
the first man, and Noah the builder OF an
AK of safety for the security oil the
species OF animated nature, from The
threatening storm of an impending de.
luye. Now .idani with NoGhs are en-
pioyed In building an Ark OF safety and
de,sace for the security and protection
Of the inhabitants of New York, from
The Impending danger OF an attack from
tue Scnurge of War!
- Adam and Noah Brown.
S The Steam trigate.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-07
Roekwey County, fOhic) May 80.
rEpn,DYr TOpNADO.

On the ssth inst. a most terrible bail
storm passed through this vicinity. ne
first shower or rather gust fell about
9 o'clock in the afternoon, and the Sc
cond about half past 3. Hail stones
ware picked up and measured alter the
storm was over, which were i've inches
in circumference. Flax and grain are all
most entirely destroyed. The ravages
began little east Of Halle Mill, and
extended about one mile in width
How far the storm extended to the east
ward is not yet known.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-07
LORD BYRON.

Mr.. r. c. Dallas, a gentleman well
knc~d in the li,ersry' world, aas pub
listed Standardization to the allegation
tia, Lora Byron had !. received s pocket
sss largo susns Of money for has works..
Take Upon me," says his grateful vim
d.e.sss aa~sl..s tic charge o. lsaIlsss
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FROM lAe Bossoa cenineh J.ne IS.

The following lines have much, very
much Of the true PIndaric excellence
ipthe.H.
TO THE cANKER WORM.
! o. Won ugls, crawling creature,
Homp yoor back, If so it please yor,
Youspsek ied, Shiny, apple eater,
have YOU now, aud faith III teaze
you.
Yor eat 40 orchard at a dinner !
And craa my cider in your NAV!
Cam, wait ill autumn. filthy sinner.
Whea one apples more than a.
5 Bet Ike greedy 6nancier,
You spend the int'rest fore it grows,
And so you Oh yourself with gear,
Care for the iUiu.e not soas.
Turncoat, plague of human nature,
A serpent now, Iloalhe to handle,
Ard next you come flying Creature,
To burn your wbiskers in the candle.
Ay spin your 6Imy thread, you'd better.
And while living make your shroad )
Pity 'twefe not cord Or fet,cr,
To hand yeur race 't"ixt earth and
cloud.
So! or the ground at last you're landing,
Aud inch by inch you hitch along,
Now on your hind parts tiptoe st1nding
To spy where nextto Fix your tenyoe.
Shade deSroyer, fIl'd wi'b spoilage,
T3rn up yoars nicroscopie sn<Ars,
That clip from the trees tEeir 'erdant
tolisge;
. How perfect natures work appears !
Shall I crush you feeble vermin, =
"a e o turkey palate viands sweet!
But soon the sun, in cancer turning,
The work Of vengeance will complete.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-07

the furnace and ostsr main branches O
The mannfac,ofy, was saved from tue
flames, andth manufactory was SIN ~
operation. The loss the company paw
sxnlstained is estimated at about 5000 COL 10.
lar. but we understand the whole Is
covered with wood.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-07
From The Telegraph.

The following lines are founded on
fact, and are not produced for .ny other
purpose than TO record the barbarity a.
rising. irsm such incidents as that to
which they alIude.
THE birds had sung a morning psalm,
: The music Of the grove was mute;
And all was silent, all was calm,
las is the passing shadows foot.
The poets eye in frenzy now,
RoaR'd giddily from tree to tree;
Aud caught from es'ry tranquil Dough,
= A7deep aad solemn reverie.
? A strain of music soft and low,
And destitute Of art;
Fell in gentle lapse like snow,
Aud melted ON his heart.
The poet turn'd transported now
And gaz'd upon wood;
He look d, and on dancing bough,
The sweet musician stood.
Her little nest was her beside,
Suspended in the air;
The Robin watch'd her callow pride,
With all = mothers care.
Her plumage glitter'd in the sun;
While gszjog On her nest,
Toe poet teard the sportsman's gun,
And sax her bleeding breast.
fain would he sing.in numbers meet,
de fsuler's on the strings;
Unhappy bind he saw Thee beat
The ground With bloody wings!
But still thy young remand alive,
Hecbmb'd the nest to spy;
i he counted, aud he found them FIVE,
And lett them theie to die.
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w -
bee papers of the 10th inst. and Mon
treal of the 18th.
QuRBEc, June l6.
REINFORCEMENTS.
The Bellerophon, ~, Admiral Keats,
and other ships of war, with fleet OF a.
bout 90 sail under convoy, tor New
foundlaud and Quebec, were parted with
June 4, w. of the Banks, by the Stirring
arrived in the ST. Lawrence. The tieet
lief, Torbay May 2 and has on board the
esd rsgt. which, it was said, would DIS
embark at Newfoundland, where the
Bellerophon was bound.
The Stirling war boarded in the GulPh
by the Gloucester, "a, and informed
that that ship had under convoy E trans
ports, and ] 100 men for Quebec, from
the West-Indies, said to be the goth re-
giment.
H. nj. s. Dover sailed yesterday for
England with convoy. Capt. Barclay,
late commander on Lake Erie went pas
.enger. The citizens of Quebec pre-
sented Capt. B. with piece of plate, as
a testimony of their opinion that he did
the best in his power,
Also sailed for England, the ship Phe-
nix, in which Chief Justice Sewa!l and
family went passengers. The sExecu-
tive Councilpresented an address to the
Judge, approving his conduct. He goes
to England to defend himself from The
charges made agains, him by the Cana
dian House of Representatives..
A BATTLE EXPECTED.
A gentleman who left Burlington on
Tuesday last, informs, that the British
and American armies Of that quarter,
were very near each other at the lines,
and an important battle was daily ex-
pccted. 1t was not thought the British
squadron would a,tempta visit to lake
Champlain till strengthened.
The Brush have advanced from
Chambly, under Gen De Rottenburg,
sc. and state their force at 5000.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-07
BOSTON, June 81.
Late from Canada.

We were last night favored with Que
bee papers Of the 10th inst. and Mon
treal of the 18th.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-11-16
ELOQUENT APPEAL!
SPEECH
OF THE HON. MR.. HOLMES,

In fh- Senate Of NlassachuseifS, during Ne
Debate on fhe tate " Rehors," and fhe nro.
tosed Conpenfion as Hartford.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-25
Sales at AUCTION.
: WILL. re s OJD

q T PUBLIC SALE, ut the Corresponds, in the
IA county cf Csrohne, the estate If the late Mat
thew Toer, decd. On the ie,h Feoruary next, (it
fair, ctherwise tie fair dsv.)
III the Personal EState Or said ItfattAe7s
Toler, deceased. consisting of
10 OR X Ii x ELY Me- ROES,
Several plouga Horsee, and the stock Of Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs, together with tie crap u: Corn,
Oats, Fodder, plantation eteusils, S.e. &e.
T"eve months credit i'll be sliu1 ed tor al ;ur-
csases shove $50. under thst susa, cash. B0nss
With approved security will be required carry it,
terest from the date, ifnUt punctusly paid. ri the
same time the plantation viii be rented TOR the pre-
sent ycsr. CARTER d. pH<E,
Admir- os Mathew Toer, decd
jan. IL t,s
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-25
NOTICE.

as IL. b. sod for resdy snuney on sa,ur,,av the
" t9,h day OF February next, before the door
OF Ednsnd Andersen in Charlottesville pursuant I,
a Deed OF rust executed to us by Mary Yhcrlp-
sou, Jesse Davenport and Susanna his wife. (for.
merry Susannsh Thcnpson). hearing date tic ig,h
Dee 1909, Srd recorded ia the county count 81.
'cmare, for the Purpose oi teecr,ue sun, ci u:e-
ney due Niisa Gait, rs thete.n mentioned, Tic
following property, lz--
One negro woman Sarah, ore negro girl Mary.
Ann, one s"iai g''l Fanny, one small boz Aiexa,,.
Ger, one negro nsn Ncioias, one ne,,o hu, Ganrre.
enc negro child isieriwet,er, onr ieerc b,y Rsr..
ittt, one negro girl Nar.sh, ard their ncr SO since
the execution of sad trus,-also. AL the RIGHT, in
feress snd claim c him tie said Jesse Dave npntt To
81" IN The estate which have accrued 10 him. o. IN.
death vi Mira. Mary Ihompscn. IL consequence or
ms intermarr9age with her daughter S.ssuns,
thompson, or go much Of sail prGrer:y ~ will sa-
os'y the basnce due said t. Il, and the cxpeuees
attending the same. Acting IS trustees for The be.
NETT Of others, vii, only convey tile vested in us
as such. ~
sqaiS T GeaG5Ai,, Trustees.
N'hemsr'e, Jan. IS. o-ws,f
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-25
Jan. Is.
Tzventy 1fve DO lars Reward.

kCLOPED from the Subscriber in the month Of
IA May last, negro woman by the mans Of
II q e. Y,
About four feet ten eleven inches high--between
thirty and thirty tree years of age-Sh. is of q
dark complexion and well set, she h a small scar
on her forehead close to her hair, occasoned by a
burn when small, it is about the size Of ninepence
She has alse scar each hand near her little
finger, oeessoned by the cutting off of sixth fin.
ger with which she was borne. 1t is not impossible
but that she hes obtained free papers, as her hus.
band is amsn of letters.
The above reward will be given to any person
who will deliver her to me living near Fsimopth
Stafford County Virginia, or secure her in any mi
so that get her sgain.
MtCHAL BOWER.
p. s. All perso"s are hereby Eorwarned hsr.
bouring or carrying her out Of the Commonwealth
I2R. lS' 2aw4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-25
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

TWEETY DOLLARS REWARD.
ANh"AY from the Subscriber the 9th da,
Of October last, negro man named MGR who
calls himself Richard Pdrter, about IS years old,
feet or inches high dark complexion, bushy hair,
large whiskers, hsss On his forehead about an
inch o6g over The right eye running up in the heir
rather bo~-legged, looks very pleasing when spoken
to, and endesvors to spesk very hieh-aown-5 3
good sawyer aud = toleral = rough carpenteT--had
IN when be went away cheek shirt, pantaloons &
round jacket Of northern striped cotb he has m IL.
err IN Surry city, where perhaps he msy be lurking
had him Of Mr.. Gray of NansemOnd county.
The above reward will he gwen to any one Who
viii deliver him to me in Richmond, end AZ rea3on.
able charges paid 10 dollars If secured in any aiJ
so that get him again.
STEPHEN a, HOPKINS.
Dec. 8. 2aw2m
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-01-25
LNNrO EDR 81; n


IN tse eSth day Of February next, being Cow,
day, VII be sold at Hing William Court Inns.
That ysiIahie Plantation called ENDFiEyD in
NhS Ti'am county. late Tire property OF lehn
" a'er' "eeu ms plantation is considered by per.
sons ven acquainted will. il, TO be che oft the be e. IN
The county OF King W;lliam-a,d TO person ,I;sno.
sen TO purchase, there IS not below the RIDGE 10,
OF isad more desirable than this as we'll Ter the ma
ny h"u'" aCVshtsscs ~heh It possesses, as Tor the
many improvements which have been nut mon !,
ny us 'ase owner. Situated upon the Matteposv III
yer opposite TO Ws!kerion, vessels can come within
short distance ~ the Shore so tbst the nersnn
ses5ih u canwith very little Labor and within sbnr,
hme. ship on board vessel the crops Which he
may make, and send them 10 any marke, that h,
pleaseA ''."- "e
From the title papers for this trae, osl,,,, ;, 80
pears that 1t contains about IiSk ceres Ffor vh;e,
quantity Il viii be sotd, be the same more ,r Lac.
tle greater part OF which is reh level, fla, land
Npo" IL '"sfe is an excellent dwelling house opd
essIy ,n:e.ess9ry out-hou'e; Grsnary that stand,
Immediately upon the hank ofthe River. f,on, wII
the crop that IL may contain NAV b.. er,,,ios ., %
INTO vessel that can come within {, W yards or,h
shore' mere are upon II two youBe o. char5s ~.
f'Vu'' OF "h'eh IS OK the most select kind With nro.
per care ana attention, they nigh; be made 10 weld
80 Huah!,''ss OF Brandy and Cider A farther
Ceset'puon as Seemed unnecessary as u is
tnat an person disposed to purchase win view fbe
premises before The day Of sale. ''e
Terms a. Sd!e
ne purchaser will lie SLOWED q crAd;. or ,.o
ye"rs Tor 'he Whole purcsase money, bond with an.
ueed OK Trust uron the land '''' .
one 'hons'nd lounds Of the purchase r,orsv N
sarIy interest tro'n the day Of sale the ;ntsres. IN
We lsid at the end of each year, until fhc ybo,
man o~eo'ne que. The balance Of the purcS. So
h'or-X - carry in crest from The day Of sale Il no,
punctually rsid when due. " '''
Jan. II. '''I> 1 -.