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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
e. To the Pa5Ac.

GONE time in March last, became
~ acquainted with Mr.. JOHN POT
TER, a silrersmitli, then in partnership
with Mr.. Ciittenden, of Pittsburgh, he
stated to me that he and Chittenden had
|quarrelled, and that the partnership
would be dissolved !; and proposed to me
ito go to Alexandria aud enter into part
|nership with him there, he putting in the
|iirm the snn of 8 500. About the 4th
of April the partnership of Potter and
|Chittenden was dissolved j. Potter went
Ito Alexandria, and wrote to me to come
ION there, holding out. very fatttriDg
prospects of success in business. | went
Ito Alexandria, and found on my arrival,
| that Mr.. John Potter was by most people
|called John w. Ward. Notwithstand-
ling this circumstance, which was a
Istrong evidence Of his being rogue, l
was weak enough to join with him in pre-
pairing a shop, and we began business
Having promised while in Pittsburgh, to
execute articles Of Partnership with me
as soon as we should meet in Alexan-
| dria, when | arrived there, Required
him to fulfil his promise, which he put of
| from time to time for three months, and
ithen refused to consider me as his part
Iner, and insisted that l should do Jour
lneywork. lie in the meantime locked
lnp all the property Of any value in the
shop. Finding him to be man without
truth or honor, was obliged to leave
him, which | did publicly and openly,
and came on to Philadelphia, where l
borrowed money to defray my expences
Ito Pittsburgh. MIR. Potter has since stat
ed in the newspapers, that elopcd from
his shop, and carried of gold watch,
silver watch, mainsprings, hairsprings,
&c. and destroyed the watch-book, and
all the papers shelving my receipts Of
money, &C. did not take hair spring
from the shop, nor destroy the watch
book, or take it away. The gold and
silver watch, and main springs are my
own private property; and Potter knows
it. | did not bring with ,Ae cent of
Potter's money, nor single article but
what was my own. AS can prove by
receipts in my possession. His state
alent therefore is ABSOLUTELY FALsE.-
SheaId Potter appear in Pittsburgh
where the sheriff can take him, will
prove it in court ofjustice.
[ find that Mr.. Potter while in Pitts
burgh, employed much of his time in
making gambling boxes, and that he has
quarrelIed with all the partners who ever
did business with him. Ills character is
such as cannot justify him in charging
me with swiadlng in opposition to the
following certificates of general Tame
hill, our member of Congress, and other
men, WHO have known me
from my childhood.
JOHN PATTERSON.
Pittsburgh, August IL.
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Charleston, .4um. so.

Charleston, fig. 80.
Arrived, ship Two Generals, Courtois,
Benavista SOdays.-saIt, and some Iron
and Dry Goods taken in at Hamburg.
To order. Left at Bonavista, brig be-
longing to Rhode Island, taking in car
go for n. York. The ship President,
Swaine. from Nantucket tor the South
Seas. touched at Bonavista week be-
fore the Two Generals sailed, and pro-
ceedcd on her voyage. On the 4th Ju-
ly last, on her passage from Hamburg to
Borayista, the crew Of the ship refused
to do their duty, and On the captain and
Mate endeavoring to correct them, they
rose upon these officers and took posses
sion of the ship, two of the mutineers
attacking the captain and two the mate,
at the same time. Capt. Courtois ha-
wing disengaged himself from those by
whom he was attacked, fed to his cabin,
where he armed himself with two pis-
tolls and OIL hearing the mate call to him
for help, that they were endeavoring to
throw him overheard, he again rushed
upon deck, when he found them in the
act of doing so, the mate clinging to the
rigging. Capt. Courtois commanded
them to desist, threatening them with
instant death if they refused, but they
put him at defiance, and were proceed
ing to complete their diabolical purpose,
when ne discharged both his pistols at, g
wounded three them they left the mate
and run forward, but coming aft imme-
dately after armed, and both the cap
tain's pistols being discharged, it was
thought best for them to retreat to the
cabin. In this situation they were as
sailed by the companion way and through
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
Deaih Of the Indian Prophet.
OsoxDAGA, August Is


Died, at the 0nondaga Castle, on Sun
ay last, one of the chiefs of the Allega-
srs, well Known through this country as
DC Indian Prophet.
those who have been acquainted with,
lie influence which this mans preaching.
has had upon the conduct of the six ma
3tqus, the OaeiSa's excepted, cannot but
Hook upon his death as a severe tlispensa-
lion of Divine Providence. &c think
HAT a snort Biographical sketch of this
Extraordinary man will not be unaccept-
bla to the public.
During the first so years Of his life he
lsas remarkable only for his stupidity
& sad beastly drunkenness. About thir-
) zen Years ago, while lighting his pipe.
e suddenly fell back upon his bunk, ur-
Va which he was then sitting, aud CONT
wed in state Of insensisility tor six OF
esht hours; bis family surprising him
had, bad made preparations for laying
IN out, and while in the act efremoving
70 trCm his bunk he revived. His first
nds were, 6 Gont be alarmed, have
sl Heaven; call the nation together,
NJ may tell them what have seen
" heard" The nation having assem-
y at his house he Informed tnem be
= seen four beautiful young men who
Soeen seatfrem Heaven by the Great
ant, aud who thus addressed him--
ne Great Spirits angry with you and
'he red men. anslualess you immedi-
" refrain trom drunkenness, lying,
wing, &c. you shall never enter that
aaiat place which we will now shew
tie stated that he was then con-
Msd oy these yosng men to the gates
asayea, which Was opened, but he
not allowed to enter; that il was
Stesaanfui than any thing they could
Sre'ye or or he describe and that the
saafs appeared to be perfectly hap
i@atae was suffered to remain there
aes tour hours aud was then recon
ohe Saiee J0ung men, Whs, on
as their leave, promised they woald
]uI yearly, aud commanded him to
M all other Indians what he hal seen
ssfd, tic immediately visited the
asat tribes of in,lians in the western
e ., tie states, the 0neidas except.
They all put the most implicit faith
u, he told them, and reyercd him
rroplet. The consequence has
that tror filthy. lazv, drunken.
NED set Of beings, they have become
a'y, industrious, so5er aud happy
fhe Prophet has continued, as
- 10 receive regular annual visits
sIess heayeuiy messengers, hume
alter Which, he, in his turn, vi
We dilierent tribes. He was on one
i 3 annual visits at the time of his
ny De proper to observe, that be
aied the peace Prophet, in contra
aon 10 the brother OF recumseh,
Is called the lcqr Prophet.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
'ne Battle of Waterloo.

wy OF gentlemen, who returned
sssa Rom visit to the scene OF
~. oatties in Flanders, relate the
kSSas anecdotes:
! y oihcer. who was madeepri-
u the battle of the 16th,. was
6.; Niore Bonaparte. for examina-
sasa ass asked By Bonaparte '.who
tvs the cavalry 70 lie answered
sn dge. mo, Paget,'' replied
asr The officer tlien explained
oyt heaat the samc person, ant
,s W nodded assent, he was ther
who commanded in chief" ant
ssfed tie aake Of Wellington
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p O S r S C. r Up z
Washington City, Sept. S.
TREATY WITH ALGIERS.

We understand that dispatches have
been received from CON. Decatur, an
nouncing the blessing Intelligence o. his
having, on the part of the United States,
concluded a Treaty of Peace with the
Dey of Algiers. With the conditions Of
the Treaty, of course we are unacquaint-
ed but we learn, generally, that they
are such as com. Decatur thought proper
TO dictate.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
CERTIFTE4TES.

JOHN PArTERsoN; lately Of this place,
and whom | have seen advertised in the
Pittsburgh Mercury by certain John
Potter, cautioning all persons employ
Ing him, that he had taken and stole
from the sad Potter sundry articles of
value from his shop, S'c.-I do hereby
certify, That | have known the said
John Patterson from a child that he
was bound an apprentice to my late bro
Their 4. A. 'TannehiIl that he remain
ed in his service TIL the death of the lat
ter, which was in October 1918 that
during his apprenticeship, he always
conducted himself with the strictest pre-
Ipsiety, and had the full and entire con-
fdence of his master both as to his he
|nesty, care, industry and integrity and
THAT never at any time heard it ever in
|sinaatsd by any one, contrary to what
have certified and that the caIamny
stated against him must have arose from
some other cause than merely public
caution.
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Extract of letter from Com. Decatur to
the Secretary of the Navy, dated
U. S. ship Guerrero. off Cape
Palos, June 2Oth, 1915.

U. S. ship Guerrero, Oft Cape
Palos, June Goth, 1915.
SrR--I have the honor to inform yon,
that on the 18th instant, offCape Palos,
the squadron under my command, cap
tured an Algerine brig of 90 guns, and
$50 men. After chase of three hours,
she ram into shoal water, where did not
think it advisable to follow with our large
ships, but dispatched the Eperyier, Spark,
Torch and Spithre, to whom she surren-
dered after short resistance. Twenty
three men were found dead on board
We received from her eighty prisoners,
the residue of the crew hav ne lett her
in boats. Many of them must nave been
killed by the fire of our vessels, and one
Of the boats was sunk. None Of our YES
sells sustained any damage, nor was there
man killed or wounded. This brig IS
larger than the Epervier--was built in
algiers five years ago. by Spanish coli
stractor, the same With built the frigare
captured en- the 18th inst. and is perfect
~. sound.
| have the honor tobe,
Very respectfully, ge.
STEPHEN DEG 81 Z.
Hon. BENJAMIN w. CRowNINasEIELD,
Secretary OF the Navy.
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Pubic Sale.

On SATURDAY next, will be sold, or
the premises,
| hree valuable lots Of ground,
with the improvements thereon, situated
at and near the corner Of St. Asaph and
Queen-streets. Terms will .be made
known at the place of sale
p. G.. sMarsteller.
September S.
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Public Sale.
WILL be sold at eur Auction Ware
house, King Steet ). tomorrow at IL
O'Clock.
A rariety Of DRIP GOODS, UiS.
Cloths and cassilheres
BombaZetts
.,aIlicoes
Cambrics
Madras Handkerchief
German linens
Shawls
Ginghams
Black Sewing Silks
Gallons, &c. &c.
ALSO,
9 Shot Guns
Side Board
2 Wash Stands,
Griffith and Bra7cner.
September s..
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Sales at Vendue.
September s.


On Fridey neat at kr!f past 10 o'clock,
Will be sold at the Nendue, Store, FIVE
CASES Of English DRY GOODS, a
mong which are
Cloths, Casimeres, Cambria, Leno, ia
comet and Book Muslins, Muslin Hhdkfs,
Bengal Stripes, Ginshams, Calicoes, l.
,ish Linens, Marseilles Nesting, Dia.
peys, Brown Hollands. Madras Hand
kerci,iefs, Cotton Hosiery, &c. sc.
A LSO,
S boxes Ladies Kid and Morocco n.
7 ork SHOES.
p, G. Marsteller.
Sent, 6.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06
Public Sale.

FA Y virtue of a deed of trust to the
I'D subscriber, viii be sold, on Tues.
day, goth September, at eleven O'Clock,
at the cofiee-house, in Alexandria. MOI
ETY. Of a Lease Of 900 wears On tract vi
land near the great falls Of Potomac,
containing 1862 acres Of land, with the
privilege of cutting the wood from the
same at the price OF three pence sterling
a cord. I'erns OF sale cash.
WitiaIl Ramsay. Trustee.
Septenner 6, dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06

10 taseiaes, &c. intke ditch, and
, .ss,ss Il leadiag to the sA1ss Of the 'a'i.
re i = ge-For st {! ~, conduct
g Din. inc said toan officer Of his regt. on
q es ~ e January, when informed the
'fiss y destined to carry the tacines.
40, !. |, forlorn hope, and the regiment
. !. : h. sacrificed" or words to that ei-
p'ls' - ssrh an expression being caicala-
Fl . disprit those under his command ~
tsd .s : them discontsnted with the
D rsa allotted to them, demonstra-
, E, 4 the feeling with which he under,
t'f = = tke enterprise, aud infamous and
t s'sa..ee(ul to the character Of a com
' 'ssding officer Of a British regiment.
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Ground Plaster
Orpans' Court,

aleraadria County, Sept. Term, 1915.
nRDERED that the administer of
" Richard Walst, decd, do insert
the following advertisement three times
week for two weeks in the Alexandr.s
newspapers.
A copy-Test.
A Moore pen
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July %, 1915.

I do hereby Certyy-That | have
Known John Patterson, while he was an
with MIR. Tannehill, and he
is now, aud has been in my employment
two years since Mr.. Tannehil's decease.
! have fsscuent!7 left my hrsa'ehf cA-
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A. TANNEHILL.
Pittsburgh, July 20, 1915.

Z do hereby Certfy-Thst | have
known John Patterson, since a small
child that he was bound an apprentice
to my son-in-law, 4. A. Tannehill, who
lis now deceased to learn the art and
mystery Of matchmaking and silyersmith
business for the term of 10 years. Dur
ling that time he the said Patterson, be-
hayed himself, with the utmost propri-
Iety, sobriety and honesty, without the
smallest blemish whatever. This asser-
ton. do subscribe to be the sincere
truth. and that he must be base calun-
mater that will say otherwise, given un-
der my hand.
SAMUEL EWALT.
July 99, 1915.
We the subscribers certify, that we
are we'll acquainted with John Patterson,
aud fully concur in the statement of
MIR. Ewalt.
John Darrugh,
Thomas Baird,
Robert Simpson,
Samuel Jones,
William Woods,
l 1ob,, gc,iU
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-06

John Darrugh,
Thomas Baird,
Robert Simpson,
Samuel Jones,
William Woods,
John Scuu,
WiHia,a Steele,
.WilLiam Wilkins.
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ROBERT GRAY I.
Has JUST RECEIVFD
FOR SALE.

At has Book and Stationary Store. oppo-
site the Washington Tarern, .Aeeon-
dlJs,
Lord OF the Isles, by Walter Scott
Belinda, by Miss Edgeworth
Waverly Novel
Stewards Philosophy ofthe Mind
Buckminster's Sermons
Alison's de-.
Parents Assistant, by Miss Edgeworth
Stories for Children, by do.
Hubert and Ellen, Poem
Lara, do.
Cicero de Oratore
ST. Paul, an essay On his character
and writings, by Hannah Moore
Early Lessons, by Miss Edgeworth
NORTH American Review, No. This
Review is to be published every other
month, six numbers year, price i've
dollars per annum--S2 50 cents to be
lpaid on deliver, of the first number.
Baron Munchausen,
Death of Abel
American Nepos
Whitfeld's Memoirs
Thompson's Seasons
Paul and Virginia--to which IS added
the Indian Cottage
British Spy, a handsome miniature f.
|dition, with view of the City OF Rich
moud, and a likeness of the Author
Minstrel. collection of songs, catch
les and Glees, sett to Music
Gill Bias
Johnson's Dictionary in Miniature
O'Nial's Geography
Junius's Letters
Rowe's Exercises of the Heart
Bible Stories, by Mrs. Pilkington, &c
ON HAND,
$4,000 Quilts I
SO dozen English States
500 W.T. Bandbox Boards
so doz. Black Inkpewder
100 reams Wrapping Paper.
Best Roman & common Violin Strings,
Bows. Bridges; small assortment OF
Astor's London made German Flutes OF
superior tone, and one patent Flagelet.
August 8.
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mild. so as to be used with safety By pc
ms IN eyerys ifuation,afd of every ager9
They are eSceHently adapted to car
|off super fuousbile prpdgent rs merry
|ab;d secretions-tor estor amend the
|ppetite to produce q free persriratlofIl
and thereby prevent colds whichis 50 OIL Of
Zen Of fatal consequences. a dose never
fails Is remove cold if taken on FIRST ITS
appearance they are celebrated Tor re- !.
moving habitual costiveness-.siseksness az /,
the stomach and severe head-ache-alld
ought to be taken by all persons on a
change of climate.s :,
They have been found remarkably. etil
|catious in preventing and curing disor,
Iders attendant on lorg VOYAGES and
should be procured and carefully pfesers-
ed for use by every seaman.
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CASE OF CURE,
Selected from a n,ssearoas 4

Selected from n,sssss,oas dSs.
join Hoover, rope-maker, South Sc
coni street, between Mary and Christian
streets, Philadelphia, voluntarily maketh
oath as follows: naanely--that ms wlie,
Mary Heoyer, was so severely afflicted
with violent Rheumatism. very dangerous
ly situated, the consequence OF severe
cold after lying in, as to be confined to
;ley bed for several weeks, and was at
ssaaIh reduced to the melancholy appre-
ben,;oa of-remainins cripple for bic,
notwithstanding the most respectable me-
deal advice was followed, and every pro-
babe remedy attempted; when seeing
several cases of cures performed by Ha-
mi!toas Essence and extractof Mustard,
they we're procured from Mr.. Birch, No.
~. South Second street. The first appli-
cation enabled her to walk across the
room. and the use of one bottle restored
her. to her usual state OF health and
strength. $50 ,,oo,-r,
Sworn an6 subscribed before Ebenezer
Ferguson. esq. one of thejustices OF the
peace for Philadelphia county.
-
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ITCH CURED,

BIZ once using Lees Sovereign O'''tn'enl'
The proprietor informs those persons
and families who are suffering under tins
disease, against the infection Of which !:
|noperson is sate) thatif this ointment IS
|ased at night On going to bed, it never
fails TO perform a cure by tile following.
morning, as thousands who have used II
|euring the last ten wears can testify. lie
Observation-Disclosures of this infalhble re-
|,nedy for the itch, over every other, are
|tAe certainty ola cure bya single applica-
ton; the ingredients beng SO lnnocehf1
as to be applied with perfect safety TO the
infant. and its being not only
free from any offensive smell but equally
with the pleasantest romatum.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-08-18
John B. i!ammatt,
Upho!sterer & Papcr-Ranger,
Itornc,, of TF-rehi,oc.tl3, md KIM,

Corner Of UGs'lnet00 aad haRg
Streets,
Has Just received a handsome addition
ito his former assortment Of Pape, hang
|inas and Borders, direct from the manu-
factory: among which are very elegant
PANEL Papers.
10 rieces Of American manufactured
BED TICK of various prices.
!, ALSO.
"A consignment of Factory Cotton, Shirt
ings, Plaid Cipshams, Flsid Handker-
chiefs, and Ladies Hair Combs per m
voice.
August s. eo7t
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Pubic Sale

NETILL be offered at Public Sale oe
w the premises. on Tuesday thu
| Sd Of October next, a valuable Farm OF
about zoo acres, situate in the csanty Of
Fairfax, on the main road leading from A.
alexandria to Fredericksburg, blndlng on
pohick and AccotiAk runs. about II miles
from Washington City %. C.)-lsfrom
Alexandra and four from the town OF
lOccoquan.
This Farmis surrounded by good mar
kets, the soil is productive, with large
portion of meadow land and good mill
,eat-the Dwelling House, suitable for a
genteel family, is handsomely situated, 8
mot surpassed by any in our country for
Health: Well in the yard that furnishe
lexcellent water, with large Orchard
and Garden.
| The situation (half way between Alex
landria and Dumlrics) is a valuable one
for Tavern; and the number OF wag-
CONS. &c. travelling the road, afford a
GOOD market for most Of the products oil
The Farm.-There are few Farms POS
sessing more advantages, and IS well
worth the attention OF any person dlspcs-
| ed to purchase a seat near the seat OF go
yernment, or to speculate in lands.-for
further information enquire on the pre-
mises, of Dodrige ?. Chichester or VIM.
H. Foote, Esq.-Possession will gwen
lat any time, when considerable portion
Iof the purchase money will be required.
! JrIx, OF 2aWts.
| The Editor of the Richmond Enquirer,
Richmond. and Norfolk Ledger. Norfolk,
Twill pleasepublish the above twice week
It'll day of sale, and forward their ae-
|counts to this office for payment
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Toothe .Sc!,e Drops.

The onlyremcdy yet discovered which
gives immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
The above GENUINE MED1cIEEs are
prepared from the Recipes Of the late
Richard Lee, Jun. (by Hannah Lee, his
widow No. Sc, Maiden Lane, New-s ork,
and by her particularapp ointment sold by
yMessrS. Jas. Kennedy q Son.
BOOKSELLERS, ALEXANDRIA.
April Is. -
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The Restoratire Po7cder' for tn
teeth aud Gums.

This excellent preparation comforts
and strengthens the gums, preserves tie
enamel from decay, and cleanses and
uhitens the teeth. by absorbing all the
acrimonious slime and foulness, which
suffered to accumulate, never fails tom
lure and finallyruin them.
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One Dollar 4 eward.

One Dollar 4 eward.
ENAN AWAY on the 18th instant,
IA, THOMAS PERSON, an app'en-
't;ce to the currying business, The above
reward and no thanks, will be given on
delivery to :,
August IS. %
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Gask or Ca.ghs.
HAMILToN's ELIXIR.

Spsersisw remedy for Gods, Obstinate
Coughs, .asthaas, sore tsroats, af'a
cpDeoacl,ing Coasumptiolas, and most
DISORDERS Of the breast and lungs.
"A SINGLE trial will prove, that II
"a restores the determination OF the
fluids to- the surface of the body |; anu
brings on the common healthfai perspi 3,
ton; that it disledges and eyacuates .lse
tough viscid phlegm or mueus, strehssa-
ems the weafenea vessels OF the lu h! =
sheathes the acrimonious numor VIZ =
,reritates them and finally discharges sa ~
Thus strikes at the root Of the disora s,I'
the symptoms are of course enectuaa ,s
and permanently conquered, the lese y
o e'e medicines Which weaken the s e
- ,..,sstitation. aud give strength to the
'a;smder. for the sake Of moaerating ier
the pressnt some Of its painful effects.
CASE OF CURE.
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Salt & Corn.

Salt & Corn.
1000 sacks Liverpool fine SALT, land
Ing from the Ship Ocean and for sale by
Lindsay & Hill
Who have 1000 bushels CORN A.
float. all of which will be sold on acco-
,podating terms before it is stored.
IN STORE,
niuscoyado Sugar in hogshesds End
barrels.
Cotton in bales, Of very superior
quality, and Flour, selected for family
use.
August 10.
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Ploughs.

Connecticut-made PLOyGHs, Of ell
sizes, for sale oy
John G.. -Ladd and Co.
Who also offer for Sale,
Xxx The schooner LEADER, of a.
sgsss,lasES.bout so tors. with sails, cables
and anchors, well suited :or bay and
rive craft.
August d.