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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-10-23
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ALEXANDRIA, CovNrr,
October Term, 1915
On RDERED that the administrator OF
Thompson Violet, deceased, do IN
sert the following advertisement three
times a week, four weeks, ia the Alexan-
dria newspapers.
4 copy--test,
"A. MOORE, Reg'r of Wills.
THIS is to give netice that the sub
scriber Of Alexandria County, in CO.
lunbia district, has obtained from the
Orphans Court OF said county letters Of
administration on the personal estate
of THOMPSON YIOLGTT, late of
said county, deceased: AipersoBs hav-
ing claims against the said decedent, are
hereby warned to exhibit them to the
subscriber duly passed by the Orphans
Court, on or before TIE 10th of April
next, or they may by law be excluded
from ali benefit to said estate; and those
Indebted thereto are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th OF DC
toSer, 1915.
ISAAC ROBBINS,
Admir- of 'Eholnson Violet
Oct III 3.& StAW4w
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A. MOORE, Reg.
This IS to Owe Notice,

That tie Subscriber Of Alexandra coulf
Ity. in Tile District of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court Of said
county. letters testamentary en- the es-
tate al Jeremiah A. Neile, late of the
county aforesaid, decd: All persons
having claims against the said decedent
are hereby warned to EXHIBIT the same
to the subscriber On or before the 18th
day OF April next, or they may by Law be
from all benefit to said estate,
and those indebted thereto are required
to make Immediate payment. &
under my hand this 18Th Of Oc-
teber 1915.
! MARY E. NEAI.E, 4
Ex'rx. Of Jeremiah A. Neale, decd.
Oct 10 eo4w :,
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.HnOll@ ne FORMER afe
Sqrs. assorted, 10 inch to 9 inch Poltor
, round Iron, 70 inch TO inch, Tire Iron
drawa to guagc, inch wide. and each
l-s, SO, 81, FL, Inch thick, Flats,
! Sd oy SIS, Axe J Hoe Bars. & 4
inch wide, So, 81 thick, which with
what he has on hand, forms, he pre-
sumes. as general an assortment as any
in the District.
Osf. 90. ST.
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A c0py-Teste,
A. MOORE. Reg'r of Wills.

THISis to give notice that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court of Alexandria County, in the Dis
trict of Columbia, letters of administers
ton on the personal estate of Charles
Lee, esq. deceased. -AlI persons having
claims against the said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same to the Re-
gister of wills, on or before the first OF
April next, or they may by law be ez.
fcluded from all benefit to said estate;
and those indebted thereto ars required
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 10th ceto-
Der, 1915.
WAITER JONES, Jr.
Admir- Of Chales Lee, esq.
Oct. TO- Staw4w 81
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John J0hnsten n,

JOflr 'J0nnSlDll,
Has inst received & IS opening on King
street. Hsxtiloof to Messrs. Gait and
Adams. entl oppasite to Mr.. w Ham
Hatton's. . handsome assortment OF
Hardware e Cutlery,
Consisting OF
Knives and forks; pocket knives
Z Srsaasy and drawing ditto
Butchers pen and shbemakers ditto
Sleek. chest, cupboard, desk, pad and
horse locks
III and III. hinges
Strap, chest, butt AVID parliament ditto
Wood screws
Flat AID round bolts IS
Shovels and Spades
ShoTeis ard tuugs OF a suprIiy kIust
Coal siIters, plane irons, double & sin
~ gle chSssels and g6ages
Turner's and lern,ers hatchets and ham
mers
Hand aai wood saws
Rasrs and 81 esasso1ted
Iron weights, chatting dishes
Waffle irons, rat traps
Inkstands, pocket ditto
Britannia metal tea pots, silver patterns
Tea casl.iies and ,breadsbaskets
~ Plated casters Of the best qaality
Trowels. pencil cases, TOothplcks
!. Needles and, pins
s. Coat, yest and bullet bnttons
Parlor ard toilet glasses
i ~ Ca tray 5, assorted
Plate warmers, brass candlesticks, iron
ditto
s. Backbahd chains and matters
Curryeotnbs and coffee mills
ar1 Brass anoltars and iron ditto
Vices and steelyards, brass nails and
IS taels afsail kinds
Wire SiEters aud hair ditto
Targor bciIoNscs sand kitchen ditto
Andir0ns aud Frying pans
- Snuff aud tobacco boxes: assorted
a Pocket and iElireonibs.
4 ss & .ALSOass
A great variety Of other Articles.
! which he osEeis Ter sale, ON moderate
'a' terms.
{ October IA tt i
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-27
RALTI1iORE. LINE %,

Arrived ship Armata Leeds, IS days
from Liverpool, Dry Goods, Hardware
sc. Alex. Brown and Sons left. on the
7th of MAY the ship Georgiana for Bal
timore ia a few days; the Jane aud Go
thier for Philadelp ia 10th May, the Su-
perior of do. and Pacific from Ne"-i ork
arrived lst of May; the ships Rising
Son Rorr.e from BoltiWore, Warrington
from Norfolk ard schr. Richmond #
Richmond have arrive. at liverpool ;
no news-passeugers Messrs, Norris,
KimmeIi and Robinson of tbs city.
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Rogers 8, Le
King-s'reot A'prandria, tscc no@Ps
tie Mecianic's j30ai.

| Alnlgg-S,reot ii ip.randf3a, nee HoeP9 9'se..I
tie Mechanics j,aaA.
! TN AVE Just received from lndis<a1d
q d England, (via Boston, and a.e 49,,
opening, 50 Trunks and Caaesi.esb ii.-
sorted, Rich, Fancy and atanle Fleece
Goods, which we're pun chased at Ane-
ton in Boston, at the sale of the Iargoes
Iof the ship Jacob Jones, and brig RAM
bler from Canton, and ship Milo from Lii
liverpool, viz:
| 8 cases elegant figured and twilled silks
and layentine, comprising beau
tiful assortment of colors for Pc
Iisses, dresses, bonnets, &c.
l2 do. black and coiored canton Chi
nese and French Grapes
l2 do. black and colored lutestrings,
sinchaws and safsnets
Ia do. containing black fI.ing'd silk hand
kerchieis, Ieyantine Shawls
Black silk Serge De Rome (for
mems yestlng)-silk Laces
Lace buttons--plain and blown
Cause &c.
IS trunks, common Plate, and fine Cali
/ do. "a London printed Cambricks, Ct
Blakely Stripes
8 do. containing ia and Cd gold
head jaconets and cambria Mas
Inns
2 do. 20 and A common and Inc
twist. and Co,evain sairtinBs, sotae
OF which are superior qG&at}, ard
good substitute for linens
ditto rb'd and Quilted Reotil5s-leW
style and very cheap
/ ditto common aus 6ee dimities
/ ditto common and Ylch damask furnl-
tute do,
| ditto ii cambria Ginghams and Ben
ga stripes
9 ditto A and Ga fancy, plain, book
and Leno Muslins
ditto containing English patent and
India Company Nankeens.
1 ditto black and white cotton Hosiery
l ditto best s thread Adclphia Sew
inss
/ bale iue white aannels.
Any Of the above vii be sold whole
sale and retail, at small advance, for
cash.
June 27.
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g Worth makes the man, Pope saws !:
and every bcdy acknowledges the truth OF
the sentiment but then the question is.
what makes tcorth ?-The moralist will
Cell you, :. it is 0irtae ;hut the man of the
.&erid says it IS mOneg," And indeed, in
thisgse ct Reason, tie latter definition
seems almost universally to prevail.
When it Is asked how much a man is
3cogt.f, the answer generally has an exclu-
siye reference to his property. ifhe has
wealth, the replier to the question says he
is worthso many pounds, hutifhe be very
poor. though he should possess the intel
iisence ola Newton, and the benevolence
al Howard. :: Tie isnot ,rorth a groat."
THUS the worth Of a man, like that Of
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Arlc- York. June %.

cf GtJ- 4 W cuHc
Ar. schooner Union, Hardy, 80 days
from Madeira, and 90 days from tle
grand Canaries. Left at Madeira brig
Casilla, of Philadelphia, to sail 18th
Nav; schooner Far American, Of A
leganiria, to sail same day. The
brig Julia snd Mary arrived at Saint
ICroix, Ie0erilfe, from Amelia Island,
loaded with tobacco, before the news of
peace had reached there, and was not
permitted to land it. She then proceed
led for Cork. In lat. So, 45, long. 70,
$50, spoke brig Warrior, 5 days from n
York, bound to tie West-lndes. In lat.
Iss, 90. long. -, spoke schooner Morn
ing Star, FIVE days from Alexandria
About rs miles south OF Sandy Hook, fell
in with wreck Of a vessel Of about 100
tons. her bows Just above The water, white
bottom and BY appearance had been lately
repaired-went along side Of her, but
|could not ascertain her name. The day
Cant. Hardy came out of MADEIRA he saw
several square rugged vessels standing in.
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|frusality--and. on the other hand, to dis
|coantenance and hold in reproach a life
|of sloth, iinproyidence or dissipation; are
|iisdiapensibles, that ought to be ensrained
|Tn the public mind. They are truly re-
publican sentiments and habits: and as
far as they prevail and become fashiona-
|ble, so far will there be order and thrift
lin any free republic, aud especially in
this free country, in which there is such
Ian unbepnded scope for industry.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-27
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Schr. Citizen, Ceely, \. York.
Price, Clements, Baltimore =
cleared Georgetown.
Patty, Adams, y. York.
Industry, Green, do.
Brig Trim, Cleveland, Boston.
schr. Two-Brothers, Harding, Tho
naston.
Ship Andrew Jackson, Patch, Salem.
sloop Unity, Hand, Philadelphia =
cleared Georgetown.
Sch. Morning Star, Hammett, Boston.
Louisa, Thorp, New-York.
Rebecca, Mayo, Boston.
Brig Orlando, CroWell, n. York.
Ship Harriet, Church. Dighton.
CLEARED
Sch. farmers Delight, Tuck, Bermu-
ola.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-27
Western Indians.
C7silIicothe, J1tae IS.

] The Surveyors lately sent to survey
the military bounty lands, in the Mich
gan territory, have returned without ex-
ecuting any part of the work for which
they we're sent out.--The cause of their
premature return was occasioned by the
indians forlJidling them surveying any
Hands in that territory, inasmuch as they
in effect deny the treaty of sale Of any
Lands therein. The Indians who have
been arrayed against us, during the late
contest with Great Britain, consider
themselves as much at war now as they
have during any part Of the contest.
when they we're called together by
VIM. Woodbridge ESQ. Secretary aid
acting governor Of the Michigan terrific
lryl to inform them that the United
States was about to cause the boundary
lime to be run agTeeably to treaty, they
desired him if he could, to point out any
chiefs who signed that treaty, or hal
consented to the sale Of that track Of
cenntry. to take them and make them 90
with the surveyors, / If they dore aud
Ishew the line, but that he Mr.. Wood
bridge might then take them and
Ieend them eff, for these chiefs should
never come to reside vito them hereaE-
tier. It appears from The Indian agents
|or interpreters aud others who were at
It6e treaty, that tie prirc'pal Chefs IN
iterested IN that country, pever did SIGN
1.-The treaty,& that the more inferior chiefs
who did sign it, dare uot acknowledge it
at this day.
Part Of the buiness which those survey
ofs were directed to DO, was to run the
road frola tie foot Of the Rapids ,of the
Miami, to the western boundary OF tie
Connecticut reserve, and to lay out the
land on each side fthe same into sec
Itions, agreeably to tie treaty Of Browns.
town, and the act of Congress Cor that
purpose. But as the surveyors were IN
structed to pursue the line as run by the
commissioners in the yeer 1879, and
that line runniug diAere,t fporo tie eX-
pectations Of the Indians at the time t'ley
granted TIE road and lands adjacent,
they forbid the laying ont or surveying
the lands on that Inc, alleging that it is
not run agreeahiy to treaty, ard that It
runs through taeir territory in such
course as to cut NJ their country, and
incommode5 their settlements much to
their prejudice, and therefore viii not
suffer it. But II it IS run asreea5'v to
their understanding Of the treaty, at TIE
tilae they gave tie land (ior 1t was a
gift and not a Scte) they were perfectly
willing TO permit the iaads to be survey
ed. She Indians say that Lower San
du8ky was to have been made a point,
and that the original intention was to
connect TO gether tie difereut tracts Of
land then beionGing 70 the U. S. and to
make road and form q settlement for
the mutual convenience Of the Indians, &
whites. The libe as run by tie commits
sioners IN 1879. passes Tie Sandusky II
Yer several miles above Tower Sandusky.
aud would leave fraction Of land be-
tween the reserve at Lower SaudusEy.
and tie lands which would adioin tie
road, which appears to be principal ob-
lection with the Indians.
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ALEXANDRIA.
TUESDAY, JuNE {
POLITICAL HYPOCRISY.

The great art of the Leaders of Demo-
lcraeY, consists IL preaching popular doc
Itsines; their great crime,in acting con-
itrary to those doctrines, Meme, for in
lstance, pretended to be greater friends Of
ireyolutinary merits; indeed, they claim to
tbe exclusively friendly to this description
! Of persons. We did not see any thing of
this foam and froth Of garrulGus pretence,
Tia General Washington's cabinet; yet re-
Evolutionary men were uniformly placed in
office by HIN. If competent, in preference
Ito others. R1r. Jefferson turned almost
levery enc Of them out /: and vet the men
lwho pretend that more but they venerate
the revolutionary worthy, never uttered
lone word of condemnation but on the
lcontrary, applauded Mr.. ]. to the skies.
THE cause was very strong indeed. &C.
lneral Washington had appointed men to
office, because they had fought galaHtly
Tor the liberty of the country; Mr.. JEFF
Eferson. who, in time of danger, hid him
Fsefin Carriers mountain, x resigned the
government ofVifginia, turned these sol
diers of our Independence adrift. Vet
the friends, the only friends Of the revolu-
tionary heroes, arpiand the. revolutionary
R ..aalcay for depiiving them of bread
Fellow Citizens! These men are not
Repub!icans--they are not friends of IL
Iberty. They Pretend to be SO, that
they may acquire power. But having ac-
quired power, they sheW themselves to be
+: all 5ie.7 Hypocrites, Whether in re-
!!ligion or poiiticks, always pretend to une-
quailed sincerity and purity ; and palpa-
bly,. because it's necessary to Heir sue
Icess that they should seem to be what
they are not--for ruia would attend their
seeming to be what they are. / am very
free to say, that If the leaders OF democracy
were half as good republicans as they
pretend to be, | should certainly be Oh
their side. But multitude of facts con-
vince me that they areiust about as false
as they pretend to be true, and have
therefore pretty defsitively made upmy
mind to adhere to the party which Goes
not, to be sure, talk as much republican
ism as the other but which practices ituni-
fortRly. And must say, that Il tie n.y.
ipocrisy OF politicians was a little better
understood by the people, who really
nean all for the best, we should be muci.
better OF than We are.
.Ne,c-IorIc Courier.
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beef and butter,i is reckoned by pounds,
shiliings and pence.
sales # Tessels.
PoRTsMoBT I'll, n. ii. June l.

The elegant Baltimore built privateer
scbr. Macedonian. was sold on Thursday
last to Mr.. Eilery, Of Gloucester, for
1000 dollars; and has sailed for that
port.
The fortunate privateer Fox, was sold
to MIR. e. G. Parrot. for 240O dol
lars.
The new privateer Piscataqua was
knocked off at ii dollars per ton.
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4 private letter mentions, as one OF
the reports in circulation in Europe, that
the allied powers had required Bonaparte
to return to Ella within ten days and
that 8opaparte, in answer, said, g he de-
si@ned that retreat for the residence Of
lie hing OF Prussia
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" IL end aitoret',er lovely. soacn
o'flsaa,lsrrt,t. lastre s glory constant
iDcaI''s s frea tlds divine person; that !
Ken lA ..;,.e nsEsce reeds no ether hgSr.
fse .l;sf4at cosaar Is illuminated
Is &, rsvs And. my dear flaends
siiil ~ M oeeaiiar Circumstance, to
tssfe :,tsrsst 80 tlis festival, that eve
.ss : slrare IN the heart and at
,f tie elorioas bridegroom and
iss'ill5 s;aaa IS one argsterioas body will
d e ..9s Sc aasby bride, for Maaia AZ
eastls''s s preoared. This festival,
&. s's win never end, neyei tire ];
e-s3 IS. = s;ttiae sun viii ever summon
~ ;'sn's { pssara more eytatic and
.'s g;iI be continually sprinsing up.
T,i'ea ,,ass,aI bridegroom will lead the
~ sass & living fountains Of delight,
e g, Il oecas,oas Of sorrow viii forever
ts's s,. feed, shall earthly festivals
.,.ass a qleasuge. which compared
~ ,s.ss;s are aat as a glow worn IN the
t W, 6 ,Isy. 50 interest our passions and
~ mn hearts, as to banish this irem
ear ,s.,gbts. and hinder orr assiduous
says;s to be suitably alfred and Or
$3.50. that Trey may be hailed well
l ...s NESTS / bore 20 receive this ho
cai's ,fSbera 7 hone 10 ,,,eat
.ss9s3ae s. -, in sIi its branches
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-27

At tie last accounts from the Isle of
May, tie inhabitants were in wretched
condition, being bali starved-jhey
had collected great quantity of Salt,
ready For shipping, hbut could find no
sale Tor it; and were extremely anxious
for renewal Of, the Am. trade which
had been stopped for several years.
E'aa,
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Federal Gazette.

The legislature of Louisiana have pass,
led aresolution, presenting the thanks Of
the state, to the troops from Tennessee,
Kentucky, and Mississippi Territory,
aud to their gallant leaders Gems. Carol,
Thomas, Coffee, Adair, and Col. Hen
dee. No notice is taken of Gen. Jack
lsOn, and he IS passed over, as though he
had not belonged to the army. 70.
There is, perhaps, no better proof of
returning prosperity, than the encrease
Iot MNriases--six are given in the list
from the small town of Methuen. Mass.
Peace is friendly to matrimsny-W ar
Iunik7orable to it.
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Fyoaa TIE Connecticut Coerant.
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i'ot04laG Company.

NT0TiCE IS hereby gwen, That an
"a annual meetiGs Of tie Stockbo!d-
egs Of said Company viii be belle accord
ing to law At aIMMs's Tavern ia George
town, on Monday th o! august next.
81 order OF tie i.oard OF I.LLsI-
DENT & DiI,ECT0hS5.
JOSEPH BREW ER,
Treas'l' Of iotonac Company.
June @. e0tZAp-.
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HAVE FOR SALE
90 barrels good Whiskey,
10000 lbs. good Coffee, part very suPe-
rjor green,
500 loayes refined Sugar,
6 chests. and
As boxes Imperial, Tyson & Young
Hyson Teas, of the latest im-
portations and selected of good
quality,
so handsome Lacquered Caddies
Young Hyson DO. 2 "a to 7 4
each, put up particularly for the
convenience offamiiies,
1s boxes souchong do. good quality,
4 pipes Sweet Wine,
s puncheons good Antigua Rum,
pipe pure Holland Gin,
9 ceroons best Flotant Indigo,
40 small boxes white Soap,
ton assorted Patent Shot, best
Brand7wine Gunpou der, MuscCyado Su-
cars, SPICES and Iyes, with a general
assortment Of other GROCERIES,, on IL
bcial terms for cash; and to FuDctual
customers.
June 2T. 2av9t*
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The f"m cas- British Colonel oodbine,
went through this city last night, in dis
gui7e, on his way to " ashington. We
understand lie is the bearerof dispatches
from Col. Nichols, new at Amelia l.
sland, to government.
'Sauaslnoh Republican, same II.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-01
MASSACHUSETTS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mondou. Eek /

IHoRddy, REQ. 13.
Peace auith america and @. Britain Up
on the opening of the House, the Speaker
announced from the chair, that letter had
been received containing the important intel
lgence OF the conclusion of preliminary
treaty Of fe0ce 6etzveen .fnerica and Gyea,
Britain, which was read. On the promulpa-
ton of this intelligence, it was Ordered, That
Messrs. Davis of Boston, Lincoln of Worces-
ter, Webster of Amherst, & Knapp of New
buryport, with such as the Hon. Senate NAV
join. be committee to consider the mea-
sures proper to be adopted on account of the
news this morning received of 7reaty of
Peace being concluded between the u. States
and G. Britain /; with leave to report by bill
or otherwise.
The Senate concurred, and adj led the Hon.
Messrs Quincy and Davis.
Ordered, That Messrs. Greene, Sumner
and Lyman, be a committee to consider the
subject of passing vote of thanks to Gen.
JACKSON, and the BRAVE. TROOPS un-
der his command, for the late GLORIOUS
and SIGNAL VICTORY. obtained by them
over the British army, near the city of New
Orleans. TAT last ]
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-01
FRESH GARDEN SEED
WARRANTED

4 FRESH supply of Garden seed, I have lust re-
~ ce''ed from Philadelphia, laid in BY Mr. Ma~rh,
FRESH :--among them il WV
REAL BARRYMORE CABBAGE .sFED
Those to whom Mr.. Marh is known M a -ardere-.
WI abor under no uncertainty the eenunen, -
5nppiyOf
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
which are offered low for cash, or on a liberal e,.dt
ORDERS will be thankfully received and executed win
dispatch va"
VIM. WEST,
.3fep dOorS 5elo7u the Bell yi,,.,,,
oils, &c. FP' - P"'"''
March T. -
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-01

Transports Norfolk, Golden Fleece, Diana,
Thames, Active, Woodman, Cyrus, Eliza
beth, Kate, Daniel, Wo Sriffe, and George
with several others, names not ascertain
ed.
His majesty's ships Nymphe, Capt. Pigott,
& Dasher, Capt. Henderson, sailed on We'd
nesday for Negril.
Even this was not near all the force en-
ployed.l
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-03-01
MADISON FFVEp

This endemic wlGch our. friends to the eastward
announced has recently made its appearance in the
v'cnhy OF Ne~-Orleans where it RACES with unparalel
ed iury Hundreds and thousands, we hear, die of
day but what is astonishing, confined to strangers
10 the climate. /" 1t IS said 70 have originated in
camp, ano BIDS ia'f to exterminate large company
OF gentlemen who came there with the intention If
spending the Carnival, unless they quickly dccnmb
from that inbospitabte cline. Tie leaders Of the n
aforementioned company acknowledge it to be the
greatest plague they ever experienced.
Demo. Press.