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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-09-16

:, japaulned, brass,
ne ef
sa.sannd. black, red
Il white tea trays
Plate warmers and
Dressing cases
.shavels aad tnnc's
Geen wire Tenders
IRON, Tin, & copper
tea kettles
sauce pans
Pins
Needles
Knitting pins
.ron sSd iaDand
candle sticks
crameo, FoEFec 6
knife combs
eleth, nail. hair.
cccmb, RANT and
sweeSing brushes
Shot bolts, powder
tasks, fishing rods
Enes and leaks
Walking canes and
wbipps
Pocket beoks, ha 81
CANNON boards.
snuff boxes. la-
ted candiesticks.
casters. &c.
Guns, pistols. dWks.
and gun-fints.
Vices. anvils. SPADE
shoveis, Eyiag-
pans, bar e sheet
lad and tin plates
8ap-iron, steel, and
{ waggons boxes.
Also,
Silt and mahogany
framed per look
ing glasses
foeet and packet
glasses
~ ata y goods and
Jewellery, and
ef' otser .grtictes,
sale Oh moderate
retail.
If.
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III famed saddlery
lad plated wares-
Il {onsiSli
|Tran F:n. artl brass !
daor locks 1.
| cisek locks {
| prsger. chest desk.
siars. cephoar6,i.,
and pad locks T.
b. liz butt. pariia
nent. table anGl
chest hinges I
srews. bolts, latch-|i
g, rlaaes, chs
ssIs augurs, planet !
irons, compasses !
sqpares,h land panI
ra!, tenant. sash, +
and campass saws
Aill, erass cut, ADD !
pr saws {
snlths files
bin. cross eat, fit.is
a1d haaG saw t.csI
lssSs !.
Ieory, hpekhcrn. ST
bS1e tahle-aT aas-t
sert knives aad
forks !
7sa, packet. rraa
ins, butchers audi
shae knives
lhzoys and scissors
rawingANves /.
lass commode ham,
dies and knobs.i
c,eak aad curtain
pms +,
ard butt Hinges !
ZM ~
hooks, socket cast
tors, nails, STAIR
reds and cyes,iS
chimney heoks,I
kettles, caadle-l.
sticks, and toot-|
men. :
Plated and tint tyi-i
81 die bits. stirraa 9,f
buckles 81 sEdes.j
martiHsaie hook I
aud sp1ts. I
{ greet rar;e'a 2
Naica he egers for
erns wholesale ard
Aagust, Sc.
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BOSTON. NAY @

Arrived the fine letteruf maroup eli,
Jacob Jones, of 554 tons, 16 Guns. md e.
men, j. Roberts, ESQ. con mander ,cs
days frc..a Canton with full cargo Of teas
silks, cassia, teutenaque opium. &c. to
Bryant and Sturgis, Messrs Perkins &C.
The ship Faral, Spencer r,r England.
sailed from Canton Dec. g. with de,
spatcies-I'he English used the utmost
vigilance to blockade the Americans at
Canton-12 Of tiIeir launches were station.
ed between the Grampus and the second
barge buats at the same time anchored
round the American ship during enisht
the Grampps was lying of lacoa and
the Owen GleEdower was cruizins out.
side. April sG, lat o., so, Ioa. %, 60
boarded brig Hazard. Bassett, 10 DAYS
from Ncwbnrypcrt for Martinique, and
received tie first news Of peace Nay 7, on
Georges, 45 fathoms water. ,p. ship Janus
2 DAYS from Salem for India. Same day
saw the Iamaahmaah, from Canton for
Boston. Nay Il. 1914. CAPTURED at Pen.
tiana British ship l'AdeIe, Smith, OF fe-
nang Iadened with gold dust and opium,
and brig - of do. with opium, took
out their cargoes, and gave them up. 4
Russian ship from Sunatra. rat Canton
in Sept. was not permitted to enter the
port. but discharged her cargo below and
had began to load with tea, The J. J.
sailed from Boston tie 1lth of Jan. 1914,
and on Ter outward passage to the
Eastward of the Care Of Good Hope. size
had an action Of three hours and a half,
with the British ship Hannah from Len
don for Bomhay-ard having czleEdcd
most of her shot. gaveup the contest. Re-
ceiycd considerable damage in tie acton.
d nd lad gre seaman, by tie ramc CT sted-
nan, ki!.cd.-This morning experienced
a snow storm.-I.;ckard Totman, OF Cape
Cod. seamen or bead the J. J. fell from
a!oft on tie homeward passage ard died
of his wounds. On the outward passage,
Feb. s. the J. J. carried away her fore
topmastin chase; and Mr.. t. q. Eennett
cd officer, who was on Tie foretopsailahF
yard. went overheard aud was lost.
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NEW YORK, Nay IL.
Frow our Correspondent
{ Late Keeper Of the E. {. il. B00Es''
Pr:i,ufe Murine J0nrRal.

Late Keeper Of the E. &. II. BO0Es''
Private .Harine journal.
BosroN, May Io--Wednesday roo'''
Nessrs. LANG, TURNER &f".
Arrived. the letter Of ma,que seaF
Tamaahmaah. Porter, frcm tie y. W.
Coast Of America. Sept. 1919. an' las1
from Canton, 10 days. viii luil ea'so
of teas. nanEeens, cassia, alum, &C. "
sundrv persons, owners OF vessels on ,.'
n. w. c. Of America, having been o''.
patched by them in Feb. 1915, 10 cary
OFT the news of tie late war. aid soh''.
articles for the use of the vessels CD u,s
coast. She collected cargo OF skln''
frem the vessels and carried item 10 a ar.
tor. Sailed from Carton IN co. WIZ a ",'
Jacob Jones, and Rambler. arrive" 'e'.i
Sroke 10 vessel on the rasSsaee-.a:nngr
did not hear Of tie peace until receh"'
pilot on board last evening. Nor
Also, ar. sloop Ceres, Cary, trcm , .s.
York. Came cut OF CD Town ye'T e,
day in co. with schr. Aofa;Hs '''' ;"
Pleasant niver. en, n
Also, s.oop Mary, Bu@'cy, a ''>@ re -
York.-Came Nt 81 Homes TOY ,,,o,
terday, in co. Eth brig Friends'lp;; a n
chester. from Petersburg, Va; S ,t"
John Willis, Murphy. from ~" ~ c,
Sally, Sears, from 3viI"instoI,. n n
another schr. from DO. name ui's pnoY,.
a sloop tlrcm y. Carolina, ra'Ie e t . em arc
and number OF others, most o. abr ed.
now in sight beatinsin. Lett, s'' n. 6.
ward, of Bath, from Ne"psrH;, Pm anI
seized by tie collector, not ha'n'7
papers. ~, 1,aays from
Also, sloop Fame, DAVIS, - Wood,
Philadelphia, and sloop blan ao for the
from N. York, with lao seahisA
independence "a,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-16

Ihe Americans, for sore vea7. -.
looked upon these facts with a ;ea,o,s nave az
which has caused the idea 8 ! ys4 ious eye
munication being formed etween I lo1l
IRE q huron river, also with tho o, aAs
This grand scheme is again reyi,.od o .;
may probably soon be set about IN gu aua
MIST. III ear
Balt,and sx2per to the c,:acers IF y.
.Icay. = ''e
KINGSTON, April Ii.
It's with great pleasure Il bav.
mention to you the frequent occas;on ;, 70
have here to witness the harnony -, NC
vailirg between the navy 4 the c;t,,epl. le.
rendered particularly coasl icons >,
elegant Ball and supper gwen by tt i, a. an
hGbitants Of h.agston to Ike 0;;;. as 1nc
The ysaay, on Friday last. ihe Whole :: =
Walkers Hotel was occupied fer tic ~, ~
pose, aad no cxI snce or trouble $ s r
to reader it tasteful and conlno,I;ai's a''a
Sir Edi,r,u D,cen, the ccmm, nda ;.
Chief of the Navy honored the gets wi; IA
ms company, Tor tie greatest lart of ha
evening. 'AS
Major General Brown in his ,,to 49,.
to Kingston, performed an act of u's.; .sa'
wiicii does HIM more honor than 81 liis'
has yet acquired in the Held Of lat,I 20
Same years previous to the war Ls as.
deeply IN debt to a merchant in KiipyssSS ON
the payment OF Which lie elud.1. h. ''.i
quirk of the law in the stateof Nov -,
l !! General no doubt wishing to v;r win.
OF all stains on his chara, ter h,o "'le
money enough to Pay the DEBT. eyceed s"s
5000 dollars. lie Is now Commando =
Chez OF the American Army {pextto tSe
President( being the Oldest Major Geoe ms
al employed.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-05-16

hsrtv Il al countries offered to enroll
themselves in arms. we hear that
Franche Conte has declared for its So
yereign. We hear that the Ground is
also royal. i.
Yet under what circumstances does
His fake place When per6dious mi
litary devoted to their General are ready
to butcher them.
These who, would be apt to despond
from the reflection, that the military al
WAYS have and alwayswill govern france,
should remember, sshat the case is altered,
for that military is Dot unly eufeebled, not
only disgraced. but the loyal are now
sure Of support from external sources
We'll might tie tyrant express as he.does
the fear of civil war. little allies could
succeed before without the aid OF Fre.ch
patriots. what Will be their chance now,
Supported as VIC trust thcy will 5s, by a
large part of tive nations
1t NAV strike sonie persons as strange
that shonld confidently assert that 30
naparte sneakcd into Paris in the dark,
and without any acclamatiops of joy.
since London article undertakes tosiye
details Of a most Triumphant entry.
| shall prove that this London account
IS utterly false. NV authority viii be
''onaparte's own ballet.n. published in
the Mon;teur, from which it appears he
entered Paris in the NIGHT, :. when. he
'cas least expected" and tEathe did rot
venture to do it, 10 use his oWn language,
I'll Ire heard g tie Hcurbons had left it,
and the city was free" IN other words,
IN the hands ofmi litcary traitors, who have
once betrayed him, and then their lawful
sovereign, and who, / lave no doubt, will
again sell tier new master, ifa bride SUI.
siciently large can I've offered but hope
Louis AVl;i. will never again trust an
officer Of a Resieide.
A BOURBON.
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BosToN Glass.
LAN7RAsON & FGWLE,
Hare Rcccirea fem the Boston Glass
.aansfactorg,
SO Boxes S by 10 s. i0 by IL Glass,

.dan.e:factorg,
SO Boxes by 1913 io by IL Glass,
at ALSO,
YEyHREE cases containing. Decanfers,
8 Wine Glasses, Tumblers, Jelly
Grasses, Bowls, Cruits. Pitchers, Salts,
&c. : all Of theaboNe manufactcry-Ihe
quality CT the Boston Glass is known to
be superior to any imported and will be
sold as low-they are authorised to con-
tract fer any quantity or description oil
Glass that may be wanted which will be
Immediately forwarded from the Mann
factory at Boston. The prices CT TIE
different sizes of Window Glass may be
seen on application as above.
May S.
aP The Editors of the National In
te,lisencer and Federal Republican are
requested to publish the above once a
week for four weeks.
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Plaster Paris.
L.9WR.aSD.Ns g FOWLE,
HAVE FOR SALE.

HAVE FOR SALE,
The Cargo of schooner Brazilian, Cap
tain Pote, from Reese Island
Consisting Gf
$50 tons Plaster Paris,
$50 Grind Stones,
s7 barrels tanners Oil,
6 casks Copreras,
.ftso landing dnd for Sale,
9 pipes Holland Gin,
Q ditto Teneritfe Wine,
l ditto Fort of a superior quality,
l ditto Catalonia do.
case domestic manufactured Cot
tons, 6inshams, SC.
April 2S. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13

beat them so handsomely. We run them very
hard about it, which they took in good humor,
and they candidiy acknowledged, that they
had fought many hard battles in France, Spain,
&c but never met vi , such play as they re
ceived from us 1a,tkee4"
After their ut at from before New Or
leans, they landed a Daaph n Island, whici
then was deso'atc place, but n~w it looks
like compile town They have about 5000
men there, who are almost in state of starva-
ton We are now supplying them with pro-
visions of every kind.''
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oBITU.qRr-Dled on s,tnrn.v tls 80 mi

OBITU.4RT--Died on Saturday the GOD uI-
timo, after q verv snoit but severe ipdisDosition
OF days, which he bore with the grsatesi forti-
Jude and resgaariun IN the 5 81 year of hi.
age, Mr. CBEADLE BURCH, OF Psinevijls.
Amelia cOusiy The character of this truIy
good man stands unimpe sched. lie was sol.
der OF the reYolution--he served in various
campaigns during the inv sion of the State bv
1arifsn, AfH7ld, &c. n the tender age of six
teen--he was one Of that veteran band. uuder
the immediate command OF tn great Washing.
ton, which besieged, and finally captu ed. lord
CORVALLIS and his army at Little York In his
private transactions through lite he was infrxi.
bly, justine was tender husband, an affection.
ate parent, kind and humane uiqste asd =
real philaHthFOpist, for bis hands were en- &c
day TO melting charity" He has left wife
and tour small children, together with long
list OF friends and relations, 70 bewah his oss.
me next day his remains were fol we 90 the
grave ny the ancient and honor, bic ord o.
Free masons q the Paiuo'iiie LOare, OF which
he was member. But tlIe ianp ollie rn,t
The taper Of mortality 9 extinaui, ID for yer
and he has gone 10 tlat Bourne f.om vtencs
no traveller returns rCo,.,i. ,,,,.5 n
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13

Extract Of n teifey from an officer NJ Me7, Or.
leans TO his Jfriendia CbarieStOr, dated March
24th, 1915
have had a most pleasing iaunt down 90
Dauphin Island, sbout one hundred and fftv
miles from this place, where the English ar
my arc encamped, and where their fleet lay.
mad the honor Of Carrying down Major Wood
ruff, (of the U1itad states army bearer OF dis.
patches from General Jsckson TO the English
commander, General Lambert. We went down
IN 10 pared barge aud had several respects
bic young gentlemen Of this city'with us, and
banl Of music furnished by them. We arriv ed
at Dauphm Island in three days and anchored
abreast o Their camp about o'clock in the at
ternoOu & ir a salute, while The band played
our tsvorte tunes Of Hail Cohn1Gfa and IAN.
zee Doodle The shore was lined with hun.
dreds Of Englishmen, cAcering over and over.
as they knew by the Tag at our mast head, thai
we brought them the welcome news Of Peace
We remained on the Islsnd three DAYS, and
we're treated with every mark of attention and
respect BY all Of them, aud then proceeded on 20
Mobile to inform oar army there Of the news
NJ Peace. On our return we stopped again At
Dauphln Island 9. took several English officers
onboard & brought them up o town. All these
officers have the greatest desire to see this city
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
Mcp 1atk. Nm s.

Nev l6rk, M1y g.
80 fully convinced we're the people in Eng
land that New-Orleans was IN possession Of the
British troops, thst a number Of letters were
written to tie officers and Others attached 70
the army, aud directed 70 them at New Orleans,
and received at the Post Office IN this city, by
the British packet srriyed at this port on
Thursday.
The squadron Of vessels OF var, now rs
semblsd in this port, destined for the Medi-
terrssaean, are ready for sea, and only wait
the suAl orders Of government,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
PILGRIMAGE 70 TIL. HOLY LAND


The Duke of Holstein,Euiin, (the late
Kng ofSweden) is determined to travel To
the Hoy Land. and has already received
from the Grand Seigr ior the necessary per.
mission hat respect Il has caused tbe
folio yieg no5ice to be published here in
French -
g We make known by these presents.
thar tie Ottoman Pore has given US per
mission to visit the Holy City. One of our
Wishes Is now fulfiied--it has been the
object OF our most aTdent desires from our
voHth. and at time when there did not ap-
peah any possibility # accomplishing it.
We Mad secret presentiment that we
should one eay be destined by Divine Pros
v'J~s To- undertake this pilgrimage.
81 directing our steps TO Jerusalem, We
should forever reproach ourselves if we
neglected 70 inform The Christian world Of
our resolution to visit the Holy City, since
We hope Co be accompanied BY sOne ore
thren OF our holy religion.
We propose the following conditions
to those who may wish 90 join us in the
journey. We invite among the European
nations ten brethren 90 accompany us TO Je-
Iusalsm, that is 10 say.-an Engiishman, a
Daue, q rpaniard. Freuchman, an inhabi-
tam OF Hoistein- Eutin, Hungarian, q
Dutchman, an Italian, Russian, and a
Swiss.
i. Each of item must he provided with
certificate from the diocese or cousistory
of his country, attesting the purity of his
motives
9. The place of rendezvous shall be the
town Of Trieste aud the Cd of June next
IS the day appointed for the general meet.
ing
3. Those that can play upon any instru.
ment, viii take it with them, If il be not
roo Cumbersome
A. Fach of them must be provided with
400o Augsburg forms, or at least 1000, in
orderso Rest :he preliminary expences Of
the Journey, and to form a general or com.
mon stock.
5. Each one to have a RICH, to take a
servant with him on condition thst he be
a christian, or aperson of good morals.
s. The brothers 90 put on black dress
which IS neither magnificent or expensive J;
they are let their boards grow as
proof of maniy resolution, and to regard it
as an honor 50 bear the name Of Black Bre
thren. The costume, as well as the arma
menr and equipment, shall be defnitively
settled at Trieste, and also the Holy Con-
yention.
z The dress Of the servants to be dark
grey this shall also be decided at Trieste.
g. The latest period of admission to the
union o. the Black Brethren is the 9th of June.
Afterwards, the pubic viii be informed wheth-
err the number be complete or not.
9. Those persons that shall enter into this
nnion are to make it known in the newspapers
OF their country, and also those of Frankfort on
the Mem, and acquaint us with il in writing at
the same time, by directing for the Editor OF
the Frankfort Gazette.
Given at Basic, on the 9th of January, An.
no Domni, 1915.
GUSTAVUS ADoLPHUs,
NIB ~ IIst-t.:..
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PROCLAMATION.
y4ddress BY Marshal .Eagsrsau. Duke Of
Casngiion. TO the troohs ofhiS divtsion.
SoLpIEns The voice of your brethren in
arms has been heard byyou IT has electrified
all hearts. The Emperor is in his capital! His
name, so long the pledge Of victory, has been Of
itself sufficient to disperse all his enemies. For
tune, for moment was fathless to him. Sedu-
ced by the most generous illusions, Cthe hap
piness OF his country he determined 10 sacri"
Gee to France his glory and his crown.
Led astray by much msgnanimity, we
ourselves swore to defend other rights than his.
Bat his claims are imperishable. He again
Ie.estab!ishes them, and they are dearer TO us
than ever.
Soldiers lin his absence you have in vain
sought to find in your SDhite Colours soma hon.
orablc remembrances Cast your eyes on your
Emperor you bshold his Eagles sparkling with
additional lustre Let us rally under their
wings. They alone can conduct Us 10 victory
and renown. Hasten, then, to unfuri the Natl
oRal Banners.
AUGEREAU,
Marshal of the Empire,
Duke of Castiglion.
Cden 22G March, 1915.
Augereau was denounced by BonaParte for
having betrayed him 1T LYONS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
GUsTAvUs ADoLPHUs,
Duke OF Holstein- Eutin.
From tie HaA.fax Weefg chyonicle qfAerii2e

9Ts SOHNS. N ~ April ~
SIR Geo. preVOst -iIs EXcellency and suite,
reached this city on Saturday morning last,
from Quei'ec, via Fredericton. A salute of
10 guns from the Artillery Park, announced his
arrival On his landing at the Indian House
he was received by number Of the principal
inhabitants, with the most Marked attention
and respect, and was escorted to the house of
John Robinson, Esq. by detachment OF the
99th regiment.
This morning, about o o'clock, his Excel
lency embarked on board II NJ Ship Cossack,
Hon. CAP ain Rodney, for England. The usual
salutes were fred on the occasion.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
wAsHrNoros, May 9.

WAsHINcTeN, May 9.
The following extracts from letters addressed
to the Secretary of War, and which we have
obtained permission to publish, depict in lively
colours traits cfindividual heroism, which shed
iustre OH the nasiona, military character.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
4dDliraity once, let Fe5 1915.

An account OF any trigstes Of large class, or
any ships of class larger than frigstes, and
less than line Of battle ships. built or fitted
out since the 18th June. 1879, (as far as osn
be produced without detriment TO he public
serylce) stating the periods ~ which such
vessels were respectively fitted cut.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
Extract Of a letter dated London, 1Oth .sfareh,
to aIriena IN this covrtru.

TO dJTfeHd az this country
The English are inexpressibly mortified at
the news trnm New Orleans. and the American
Character, am happy TO say, is exalted very
much IN the eyes OF Europe, by the bravery aud
humanity with which the navy and army have
conducted Themselves during the Whole of the
war-indeed the name Of an American is high.
ly considered, and all now agree that it has
been much undervalued heard general RiaIl
say they we're as fine a population as any in
the world, and would do more in few hours
troops"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
T,on, tie VA: Mercantile .qiverti,ey Of Mqy 8
LATEsT FROM HAYTT

"By the Swedish brig Carlsham, which ar.
rived here on Saturday evening from Port au.
Prince, we learn that the Prussisn ship Gustaf
Adolph, from bordeaux, had arrived there with
French ambassador appointed by king Louis,
WHO had been we'll received by the t4vo chieG,
Chrisf0Phc ana Pefion--tat the Empire Of Hay.
q was TO be an ind pendent Republic and that
Potion was appointed President"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
~ PIC - q hyenlng 20. Man 3

The following letter from France. writer
by an intelligent gentleman of this c;tv. Who
is now there, will be read with m smell
share Of anxiety, Without formally desier :
ing 70 do 50, they will serve, PERHAPS, NOR
satisfactorily TO give correci Impression Of
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13

We think that this report contradicts itself
Il is incredible that these two rival chiefs, both
csnisnding for the sovereign power, should
both cordially receive the same ambassador,
and still more incredible that Chrisiophe should
give welcome to a man who bore ia his peck
ct the paper which transferred the sovereignty
Of the island to his rival chief letters have
been received in this town from Hayti, and by
the same conveyance, which give 20 this report
the --LATEST Contradiction. They state express
~ that tie French ambassador VIII not be re-
ceived. Bali. Teiegra6he.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13

The following is an official document laid
before the British Parliament, showing the ships
which were fitted out by the ADM atty, for the
purpose OF meeting our lggstes Nat Intel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13

The Library, recently Purchased by the gov.
ernment from Mir Jefferson, has arrived in this
city. Much qualification is Anticipated by lite
rary men, from the privilege Of referring to the
scarce and valuable books Of which It is COM
posed, to which it is hoped the Congress will
afford more free access in future than has
heretofore been allowed to their Library.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-13
AUGEREAU,

Cden, 22G March, 1915.
Augereau was denounced by Bonaparte for
having betrayed him st Lyons.
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COFFEE.

We have nov in storcfor sale,
500 bays prime Geneivc c,,fee,
10 punclleons Antigua aud. Demera-
RI rum.
100 crates queens ware,
65 hhds. molssscs,
1t casks Tendon brown stout
re casks cheese
II boxes 10 by 70 window glass
10 boxes clayed sugars
100 boxes segars
IS packages German and silesia
linens
81 pipes choice cognac brandy
Gen. Marion's Cargo,
so barrels prime pork, Alexandria
inspection
,54 hh;ls. tobacco stems
A complete suit of sails, rigging and
apparel, for a vessel of 100 tons, nearly
new.
adams. Herbert and Co.
Nov 16