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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-30
BATTLE OF CHIPPEWA. :.
BRITISH OFFICIAL AccouNr.

-, MONTREAL, July 70.
we have the extreme modification of trans
esr,blng into this number general order pub
l'shed mere Yesterday, by which it appears tias
4 severe battle had beer fought on the Niagara
frontier, on the 5th ult. between 3 small bodv
OF on our troops, under the command of General
Riail, and an American army of 5000 men.
winch had landed in the nei ,hborhood of Fort
Erie the gallantry of our officers and men. in
| TINS unequal contest, was highly conspicuous.
put they were under the necessity of retreatine.
from such an inmensc disparity of numbers, to
chippewa, and we regr.,t TO find, withconsi.i.r
aote loss. The movements of the enemy for
these some weeks past, have stron,l y indica
ted, las we have previously ment ioned.N thai
the Niagara frontier would be the scene of hi.
operations, consequently we not surprised
al TINS attempt to gain footing OH our side /;
NIT we must c ness that we were dis n, oiued
IN hnding that our force was so much diyide.
IN that qu .rter, which can be accounted for IN
y ny the adherence to the defensive system on
our part, by which means the enemy must al
ways have the advantage of concentrating his
force and choosing his pint OF attack-howe.
YER, as Very large reiniorcements have arrived
and are still expected from Europe. we
'ope, that our force in Upper Canada will soon
he All rmentod in such a manner as to reley.
that ILL fa,ed distwc, from the presence of Iii. ;r
unprInoipted invaders, and prevent recurrence
# similar misi3r,unss
GENERAL. ORDERS.
Deo Adj G. ~. Office,
KINcsroN. July 9, 1914.
Lient Gen. Drumnond has receive a repo.s
from Msjor Gen. Rail of the enemy, havjn
effected a landing in great force on the Magyar.
frontier. on Sunday the Sd inst.
Having advanced on the 5th for the purpose
o: attacking Maj. Gen Rnli, who had taken
post at Chippewa, twaiting for requirements
at York; the Major Gen. most calamity antici-
pated the enemy by attacking him on the AFTER
noon of that day, in the position which he had
taken up at Streets creek.
After an action highly cretiitable to the gal.
lantry and efforts of the handful of troops en-.
gagged. viz. tooth regt. under 1t. Col. the Mar
1uis of Twedaie, and the wing of the ROYAL
Scots under 1t. Col. Gordon, Maj. General Ri.
al! withdrew his small force, after having sus.
tanned very severe loss in killed and wound.
ed, including large proportion of officers.
Lieut. Col. the Marquis of Tweedale of the
Tooth regt. 1t. Col. the Gordon of the ROYAL
Scots, and captain Holland, Aid.de.camp to
Maj. Gen. Rail are among the wounded.
Maj. Gen Rial has been reinforced az Chin.
pewa by the Kings regiment from York.
(Sgned) ~
J. HARVEY
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SAVANNAH. July 10.
SPANISH AFFAIRS

by gen'l man from Amelia, who reach
ed thi. CITY last evening, we are informed
f1at a big arrived on Thursday the 18th
iDts0E ewelia Island h. z days passage
FROM Has anna. She brings the news, that
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LONDON, May 10.

LONDON, May 49,
The following paragraph, which appear
ed in a second Edition of the Plot OF yes
terday, is repeated this day for the informal
ton OF those of our readers VINO may not
have seen the paper containing 1t.
"OHcial accounts have been received by
Gove,nm cns OF the handling Of Bonaparte OF,
the Island OF Eliza, on the 18th inst. He was
received with acclsms,ions by the pc ople.
Ee went to church, ard thence to visit the
fortibcations. The dispatches were sent
off a few hours after the landing. Colonel
Campbell remains with him. Il is not true
that large body of troops had been colec
ted in the Island. The whole statement
given in the last London Journals from a
minor French paper. is unfounded."
The release and transmission Of French
prisoners to their cnuntry from the dspotsi i.
England is carried on gradually by selec.
lions, according as the conduct OF individu-
ais IN their confinement, or according as thr
conduct and Claims of particular places il
France had established particular right g.
the restoration of those belonging to their
yeral communities, and given guarante,
for their demeanor on their return home
We are sorry to say that the temper auo
dispositions OF the prisoners in those depot>
generally render tie prospect of their lie
turn to France in large bodies highly dan
Ngerous to the restored authority Of the IL
gltIinate sovereign. and to the tran.
guilty of the country. Report say.
ti,at there is plan to ~. m these refractory
spirits into stinct corps for the service OF
the French colonies, and more parucuiai )
for the reduction of St Domingo under TIA.
authority of the mother country. At all e.
vents, we trust and hope that the release
viii be executed &, adualy, and the p iscn
ers by each dispatch will be sent to parts
remote from those To which the preceding
divisions shall have been cCn.e, ed, 50 as u
break and render impracticabie any Plai
ct re union or correspoli d.nce which they
may have concerted for mischievous purpo-
seS
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PLArrssuao, July ,e.

Colonel Tobias Lear, late American Consul
at Aigiers, arrived in this village few davs
since. On Thursday last he Lett this for the
North, in company with Major Melvin, Of the
U. States army. We understand they are ap
pointed Commissioners on thepart Of our CO.
vernnent. to conclude an arrangement for the
reiease of all the hostages. 1t is ai.o under
stood that they win be met at Champlain bv the
Commissioners appointed on the part of the
British. -
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1t. Col. and d. A. G.
DEFINrTIvE TREATY BETWEEN ENC
I.ANn AMI rpANrv

-. o..
DEFINrTIvE TREATY BETWEEN ENC
LAND AND TRANCE.
from the London Gazette Rrtraordinary.
Foreign Office, June Q, 1914.
Mr.. Planta arrived at this Office late last
night from Paris with the Difiu;tive Treaty
OF Peace and AmIty between His Bri,apic
Maj :sty and His Most Christian Majesty.
signed at Paris on the 30th ultimo, by Wis.
count Castlereagh, the Earl of Aberdeen X.
L. General Viscount Cathcart, K. +. and
Lieutenant General Sir Charles William
Stewart, knight of the Bath. Plenipotentia,
ries of His Majesty: and by the Prince de
Benevento, PIesipotentiary of His Most
Christian Majesty:
QUEBEC, July and 10.
Arrived Plannet, 81 days; Kitty, Green
ock and Cork, 81; Montreal. do. do. 81 !;
Anthorne, liverpool aud Cork, 81 Flora.
London. ard do. SO ; all with general car,
goes Also, arrived the Mariner, from
Newfoundland, Q days, with officers and
~ men, 70 the Nova Scotia Fenc,b.a, !:
William Heath cote, fir. do. with capt p,pon.
N. X. and IS officers and 32s men of the
Nova Scotia Fencibles His Majesty's ship
Granious Captain Wise, nine weeks from
Portsmouth. Below, SIX square.rigged YES
sells. 4
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BeRLIN, MAY s.

DcN l. M way -
The Russians are fortifying those parts o
Moidav,a and Bessarabia, which they sc
qlirtd by the last treaty with Turkey 49,
fhey put every place in state of deasnce,
and are re-assembling their forces.
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WASHING TON, July 81.
from the Buffalo Gazette of Julv ie. RI.
day, July "a.

from the Buffalo Gazette ofJuly i9. m,
refDed by the Erhress Mall
The army remained at Queenston Heights
at our latest advices.
mere nave been several small affairs be-
tween the piquets. On Tuesday night iast
"A party from our army, commanded bv Ger
John Swift, (late of Palmyra, Ontario conn
~ OF the volunteers, encountered na~tv
OF the enemy, part of whom surrendered -
and while our party were adj ancing to rc-
ceive those OF the enemy who had surren.
dered, fellow shot General Swift through
thenoody which wound proved mortal the
next thcrninS. we understand the man es.
c"peu oue those that surrendered were
orousn' I'D. IN this affair fell one of the
worthless OF the Revolution-the veteran
soldier--the honorable patriot. Palmvra
mas now tn lament Tile loss of two of her
best Citizens. The gallant Cuyler fell on the
shores OF the Na8ara-On the Heights of
'Sueenston rest the remains of the valiant
swift.
Vi FRIDAY last, several Wagons in the EN-.
pioy OF the u. States were taken hy he en-.
envy near 81. David's, q miles from O ,e.ns.
ton Seth Cotton, of Buffalo. - Mis- team.
were among the captured.
On Saturday night last, be en-.
] !, ], J, ], ,
S."y' 'aio " oe indian5 iquet
a Fort Erie, consistn b;ch
were killed and the -
quantity of goods
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By The last letters from Barbados, il az,
pears that he iqge lrisre. 80 luuq
captain M sitlshd. IL IN vi h ue 4n,sricar
frigate Cons ifuiiai, IN ,h, Aloi.a fassgc
but being "a .tr wtfd see i.. q go, Il d guns,
andho q her co rs---lhs eos, howaVe:,
Ike hs wind, and was lot sight OF la the
nj sht."
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-11
Saml. H. Skinker.

EARLYlast fall, having it in eontem-
plation to erect a distillefy, induced ma
to visit Mr.. James Whsatley's cistillery
to see the performance of his newly com
structed still, and have no hesitation in
stating that she will do as much business
as three stills Of equalssize on the ordi-
nary cons,rsctisr, and will net consume
more wood than one.
This determined me to adopt bis plan,
and several weeks experience, in the
use Of similar still has fully confirmed
my belief, since my AilI has been in,
operation from the t;me oflet.ing in tho,
beer till running did not exceed ten MI
nutes, and from the commence meDt Of
runsinS pntil Of did rot exceed thirty
nine minutes. !,
Given under my hand at Cool Spring
this 24th Cay nf Dec. 1913.
James 4StrIngfellow.
Tan II ~ ~
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NUMA--No. ].
The Negotiations Of Peace.

The Negotiations Of Peace.
h0w cheering. how delightful how
wet Is the Sound eff peaeel
fhe kind intentions of the Emperor
y Kossia in the offer Of his mediation
: Or'ns toa close the unhsppy war be-
'Seen Easlaod and America, arc in q
''siO to &c substantially fulfilled. Tho
'ne Prince Regent has declined the me-
rauon, vet he has thaugbti it suitable
Feeasioo ts communicate hi. desire of
Tnins the same end by a negotiation
FpoNaiS the suSsisting differences be-
s's ths TWO eOsnuics, TO beconduc,-.
"Sepeedsr,ly Of every foreign soye-
sRn-A special messenger bas been
" With a proposal by the British GO
s'oS''ss TIA, pleniposcn,iaries should
sfgeiH'ed BY each party TO meet at
S''s'o sr6soaensurg as the American
government shall! chuse. with fun pow.
% s'Aesads treaty II peace. To,
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IN COUNCIL,

Ordered, That the Auditor issue a
warrant in favor of r. G. Marsteller for
s III 50 bsisg the snsunt Of his &C.
count for commission on leasing public
property and sundries furnished Mrs.
Blunt. in the years 1906 and 1907, by
order Of Jonathan Swift, thensa member
OF Council end Trustee Of the Poor
House, and charge the same to the &C..
neral fund.
A me merial from James Sanderson,
James c. Oeneale and Maudnit Young,
reistive to nuisance upon King and
West streets Was received and read,
whereupon it was referred to the con-
mittse of Ward. No. 5.
A communication vas received and
read from Wm. A. HARPER, collector Of
balances, which vas referred to Mcssrs.
Marsteiler, Brooks and MILAN.
Ordered, That the Auditor issue a
warrant in favor of Hugh Smith tor
SIS Is and charge tho same to The
general fund:
The committee to whens was referred
the memorial of p. G. Marstellsr, re.
ported bill tor his relief, which was
reed first time. g.
The pstition of Thomas Reed was
referred to Messrs. Patton, Nicholson
and Herbert.
Messrs. Brooks, Patsn, Peyton and
Veitch, were appointed committee to
examine the accounts, of the different
collectors OF the Wards, and it ready
for settlement to settle with them and
report at the next meeting of Council,
and likewise 10 examine the AUDITORS
accounts to the irst Of Januar, Instant,
being the third quarter.
Ordered, That the Auditor do issue
warrant in favor of Phsris Troop, fer
8 8 "a. and James M'Guire, fer S 70,
for repairs done to the fence round TIE
make. square, and charge the ssme 10
the gsneral fund.
Ordered, That the superintendent Of
police DO forthwith comply with the di-
rsctions Of Council OF the 4th Decsu-
Der last, to examine the fse.buckets &
stoves, ceaformable to the "act for the
speedy cxtinguishment Of frs," and 70
port to the mayor all delinqusnrs.
Ordered, That the auditor do issue
the following warrants, viz. to Thomas
Mount for s 8 so, for powder horns fer
tho use Of the cannon, and Ia favor Of
the4r1stees oil the Alexandria Academy
for twenty dollars for the purchase OF
fuel for the poor school, and charge the
same to the general fund.
Messrs. Marsteller, Rhodes &, Flsm-
ming, were appointed committee to
apply for the dividends due frsm the
estate Of tho late o. F. Magrath, aad
distribute the same to the poor, in saeh
manner as SHALL be deemed most con.
dueive to their good.
Ordered, That tho payment OF the
taxes due from Jude Kerr, be suspend-
Cd until the next meeting Of Councii.
CrGerea, That the Auditor Dc issue &
warrant in favor OF Isaac Ehtwisie for
eight dollars, the amount afhis account
Tor posts and railing, to preserve the
;oos-way upon Union Street, and charge
the same to Ward, Nes /.
Extract from the Minutes,
I.P. THOMPSON, c. c. 8
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WheatIey,s, Patent StlIl.
TAKE NOTICE,

4 IL whom it may concern, that 4
~ have obtained from the proper au.
,hority, apatent for my improvement on /,
the form Of Still dnd Csrdensiag 7r6,
thereto attached, the making, bending,
or using Of which is prohibited from all,
except such as srsl obtain a permit from
the patentee. Twill dispose ofrjghtsfo
states, districts, counties or sirgle--if
single on the following terms for the
prevention still Of 100 gallons or un-
der 50 dollars-if above l9O and under
$50 gallons rs d.llars.-1'he astcnish- (.
ing rapidly, with which his plan has
been patronised, is theSbest proof Of is
utility, j, is welTascertaiKsd that sill
en- this plan, will do as much business,
as threesStiIls ofequai size on the ordi.
nary construction, and that itewill pot
require more wood than one would dos
complete models oil this Still end ito
appendages, may be seen at the shops
Of Mr.. SDidcr and KeIl of Alexsndria.
James Nheatley,
Fauquier, Jan. 8, 1914:
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Ia enty Dollars Rtuard.
Rams nay from the s1bscfi6er q Ngre
Man named
GEORC e
q E 81 RIG Ia

About 5 feet II inches high, stout and
we'll formed, histemplexion shining
black, about 90 years Of age, his cloths
consisted OF marbled kersey Goa. 4
white homespun psntalochs, tow linnen
shirts, &c. 1t is supposed he will lurk
in the neighborhood OF Oetoquan< and
Alexand,is. He has teen induced to
believe that he is entitled TO his tree.
dom, and has certificate from an TN.
authorised person to. that effect and
will no doubt endcavor to ra,sas free
man. The above reward will be fl1cn
for experimenting and delivering him 10
me at Harentoa, Fsuquier 60. or Sc.
curing him in any Jail. it he is taken
out of this county, snd len Dollars If
taken within it. 3
Lucy Marshall.
Warrenton, FauquierCo
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FIRE

4 very distressing fire occurred a few
lays ago 10 the city of New-York 10y
Fhlehthe enerable Chapel ofst George,
|sse;her eith many other Buildings, and
property to q large s@onnt, were de-
(ircyed. The loss sustained inthe barn
lag Of toe chapel is estimated at 10000
Dollars. ~
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HTThe letters In our next.


General MClure has puhiished de-
Frncc Of his condact, IN evacaating Fort
George, and burning Newark The
General pleads +" sde orders If he Sc
rr,Tc'y cf Var" Tie consequences
shich have already followed The des-
truc,ion Of Newark, independent o. what
! ycl likely to epsue, demand an imme-
d'ate and full Investigation Of The eau
scs which led to that weak and disgrace
'u' act Of outrage, The defence TO
which we have anaded, shall appear in
Dor next.
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-oT
CoNSFCRAT1ON.

CONSECRAlloN'
~. srst Episcopal Church of this
l,no. wa, on Sunday last eonseera'ea
~ ~ Rev. Bishop claggett, to the SER
# Almighty God by the name s
Cn,;st,s Church and on the day
HAVING, the Rev. William Meade was
-, ;. minister of the Gospel OF
:, The ordination sermon was de-
I'D sy the Rev. Simon Wilmer OF
Jersey.
r., " ,,ional Iatelligeneer OF ye'ter-
..;os the copies OF several letters
['SSy3er. Mcclure to the seare'ary of
H., agd from Maj. Gen Hall to Gov
,o,,kios, concerning oar late disasters
i lie Niagara frontier. From these
,..rs II seems that Fort Niagara vas
I
\ =, bv surprize, our men being prin-
lie asleep in their tents when tho at
/ :, va, made. The slaughter which
med !. described, as fully equal 10
1 .; RESTED in the Newspapers. The
nc of YOUNGSTOWN, LewiatpWn,
.Dches,o1, and the Indian Tascsrora
LACE were reduced to ashes, and all
H. Inhabitants vhe were unable to Ell
kc heir escape from this scene OF
horror, butchered without regard to age
II sex. C9pt. Leonard who command
n a, Fort Niagara, is accused OF gross
bse !ect and absence from his post at the
host important juncture. 1t is added
hat he has since given himself up 10 the
'nQmy, and is safe on the Canadian side
ritb bis family. Gen. Hall writes 10
Governor Tompkins, on the so,h Dec.
rom his head Head Quarters en- the Nj
ARA frontier, that the British and In
Ians had crossed over little before
10y that morning near ack-Rock, and
rsre met by the militia under his conf
aand with much spirit, but the superior
umbers aud discipline Of the former
rtya;led and the militia fed on ell sides.
'be sili .ge Of BuFaloe was then laid in
uins. The whole frontier is now open
/, the enemy, and the dreadful work OF
cngecnee is going on. A private let
IT from Rufflioe o. The 26th Dec. says,
We nov have ebout 5000 militia, with
ome IndI-ns; snd in three days we shall
e 5000 strong, and ali determined TO
ross"
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son Saturday the 18th of this month,
will be offered sfor Sale at West
Grove,
+ The Subscribers Stock,
CONSISTING OF =
Horses, Cows, Sheep and Hogs-a
new Seine and Boat, with sufficient
Rope-some Corr, Fodder,& Shusks,
skc.-soms Pioughs, and Wagon with
Gear.
Terms Of Sale, Cash.
James G. West.
January 8. st,
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
THIS DAY At half pas, 10 O'Clock will
se sold ct the vendue Sore,
The personal estate ct the
late Mrs., Margaret Laaeriy, consist.
ing of Furniture &c. u.s.. Z
P. G. Marsteller.
e January II.
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on which this point might be settled
The regulations In detail for accomplish.
ing q, npsaal exclusion, may be devised
by the nesotiators to their mutual sa-
tisfaetion. NUMA.
TO be Continued.

Ertract efu Letter from Clereland,
to q Geatlefnan in GeOrgeto1cn,
+ dated Dec. %.
/" Last night l received a letter
from Detroit, Of the sth instant,
Col. Brush is dangerously sick the
troops are dying at the rate OF six to
fifteen per day. Sickness, the dy-
sentery.-It pervades the citizens al
so. 1t is sumOred here, On what
authority l know not. that the whole
effective force at Detroit. does not
exceed $50 men 1T for duty. That
they are in consequence oil their
weakness, added to some late move
ments among the inaians, much a.
Harmed. The late reverses at the
foot of the Lake, and at Fort George,
when known, will naturally increase
the panic. I am seriously apprc-
hensive that the whole of Michigan
will, ere spriag, fall under the do.
minion of our enemy. Should that
happen, it viii! be utterly ruined.
Can or will our government ward off
the impending storm The confa-
grafton OF Newark, will spread de-
solaiien over the unfortunate from
ticrs-1 presume rope the act un-
authorised, and that exemplary pu-
nishment will speedily fall on the
guilty.--Poor Michigan biecds."
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Some time in November last, went
to Mr.. Jas. Wheatley's to see the per-
formaDce of his newly constructed still,
and was present when it was filed up;
and do certify that the whole apparatus
Of heating ard running off did not exc
coed sixty minutes. ~.
Given under my hand this Esd day Of
Dec. 1913.
Saml n. Skinker.
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The sabioined order has passed
the House Of Delegates of Mary
land.
Ordered, That the committee a0-
pointed on that part OF the commu-
n;cation ofthe governor and council,
which relates to i" Che defenoe!ess
and unprotected situatioa in which
the state has been left by the gene
raj government. he caiamities Of
the war. and the means ofdeienee."
be instructed to prepare and report
an Address to the President and
Congress Of the United States, from
this house, in behalf OF the people
Of Maryland. representing the aw-
ful sufferiugs and dangers to be ap-
pretended from the renewed attacks
Of the enemy. on our coasts. and the
vindictive and deplorable conse.
quences which Maryland will be pc
euliar!y liable to endure, from an
impending system of barbarous reta-
liatery warfare-urging the imme-
date claims of this state Oh the &C.
neral Government for adequate
means of defence and protection; re-
monstrating generally against the
continuance of that fatal policy by
which the Union has been wantonly
exposed to the aceumu!ating and ag-
sgrayatcd evils Of war, and enforcing
the necessity Of a speedy restoration
of the blessings Of peace, for the re-
lief and salvation Of our distressed
country.
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Land for Sale.
January IL.

NAAO 4SA cA4Ss
THE subscribers offers for sale a
L Farm lyingin the County of Fair
fax, containing
337 ACRES,
Near the Court House Of said County,
bout l3 miles from Alexandria and IA
from Georgetown, about one fourth in
Wood. 1t abounds with good water
and meadow land, there being at least
sixty acres of bottom land there is
on said farm (nearly finished) a com.
iortabls dwelling house with all nsces.
sary out houses, about 200 bearing app
pie trees, and it is supposed there is
sufficient stream and = good scite for
water works of various kinds. I will
also sell lease for lives for sl2 Acres
on which Inow reside--this farm is in
good repair. Any person wishing to
purcha,e will apply to the subscriber,
who Will show the premises and make
known the terms of Possession
Of the first mentioned farm will
be given Immediately and the other on
the lst day of Nov. next.
a. Joseph Powell.
Jan. II. iawtf.
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Thereby certify. That on the esth day
of September last, made and delivered
to Jsmes Whe atley, an obDong Still, the
hedy Of which held one hundred and se.
venteen gallons. ~
Given under my hand this 9Th Of No.
vember 1918.
Nicholas Srery,
"a - aCoLheySvsiff.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, JANUARY III
Is 70 sHEw

70 SHEw
cpS nepy or The TINE
,,u AND PRESSURE.