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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Negroes w anted.
May p5-l6

CASH will be given for likely young
Nesroes-slares for tJs.-Apply at Eli
Legs tavern, King street.
George Farley.
July "a dsw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Straw Bonnets.

This day received, another supply OF
three cases, containing Is dozen Ladies
Straw Bonhetss some OF which are very
ine, s new fashioned, which rerespeot-
fully offered ior sale by the subscriber
b. the dozenr or single one.
MARY MOONEY,
Fairfax Street.
August 2 2w
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B.irk OF aLE1ArDRI.d,

juLY 2, 1916.
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stock
holders IN this Institution, that dividend
is this day declared OF faur per cent. for
the last half year, and will oe ready to be
paid to them or their legal representa-
tives, on Friday the 5tl' instant.
BY order Of the Board,
]. L. M'hENNA, Cashier.
T,,ly =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07

The Museum will be open
for the reception OF Visitors, on Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
from 8 20 8 O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
puBlasHED DaiT BIZ ssyHpEa, ALEXANDRIA
FRENCH GOODS.

Landing at Lawrason & Fowle's wharf,
from the schooner Morning Star, P.
R, Page, master, from Havre de
Grace,
case white and black grapes,
| do Lavantine handkerchief, with
colored borders
Long black and white silk gloves
case mems and women'S black
and white silk hose
do Fiorences, assorted solors
2 do Leyantine do do
d do taifetaS do do
do ladies kid gloves, assorted
sizes and colers
10 mems leather gloves
/ ditto green sewing silk for UNI
brellas
ditto sewing silk. assorted coils.
Do. Oil skin hat covers,
l Do. Cambrics,
Do. Long Lawns, Cambria hks.
Shirt buttons,
l Do. White Chip Hats,
do. black and white Grape, and
gauze fans,
The above goods were purchased with
cash, aud selected by the best houses at
Lyons and Paris, and will be sold at a
small advance by,
]. & i. Vowel,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Gales Al vENDUE.
4, ,,,e,u Tuesday and Friday,
VIZ WILL. BE SOLD,

~. yendue Store, corner oil rrince
~ : and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
NJ, Goods, Groceries, sc:
,...;,.Isrs Of which viii be expressed IN
the tais of the day.
= an Kind Of goods which are on
!. lion and the prices of which are
flDal s'l.'Ssd. can at any time De viewed
.'f,e areSased at the lowest limitation
ana p. G. MARSTELLER.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-08-07
Burr Mill Stone Mandatory
Benz BrozUa Gy9 Son.

Beng. BrOlUa Gf1G son,
Respectfully inform ahe p,.e!:, ti,-.
they have CO nmenced the manufacture
Of BURR MILL STONES, on the cor
uet of Patrick and Cameron streets, III
the town of Alexandria, where they are
ready to receive any orders With who
they may be favored, and will execute
them With all despatch and in the bes,
ner.
They haze receiced an assortment Of
Betting Cloths
Of good q1aIity, and intend keeping a
constant supply.
May 4 If
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Lawrason & FowIe.

kLSU,
Landing from said Schooner and for sale
as above
25 pipes old ccgniac brandy, of a
sunerier quality
go cases champagne, 9 dozen each
60 ditto inedoc clafet, 2 dozen each
May :
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Ugh, tour.-Alter ana mix n. ia. Il

eight tours--filter and mix the tvs Vi.
quu's F., as. the iiDctu'e obtain, {
- mixed with twice or thrice til, Qual
.itp OF lime ate the bottle must b.,
shaken, in order TO mix the p cipitate
settled To he bottom Ivy standing.
The following is d mode OF employ
ng the remedy
"A poul;ice must DO prepared of lin
>red meal, which must he of good
consistency, ana spread very hot OF tn,
thickness of = finger, on napkin, ST.
- to be able completely TO surround
the part affected. ii il be required to,
Doth legs, f,om the feet to the knees
1t VIII lake about three quarts of liz
seed meal
when the poultice is prepared. and
hot as the patient can bear il, ahou
~o ounces IF the prepared liquor mus
be poured equally over The whole su.
lace OF each, without its being imbibed ,
the pal, aHectc is the To be wrapped
up In II, and bouhd up witt a mel auu
banuases 70 preserve The neat. n,
pouitice IS generally changed ev,r,
twenty four hours. sometimes at It.
end Of twelve.
IL would he whimsical If the primo.
regent OF Eneia d we're TO 4bs cured O
MS torn ming aud dangerous diseas,
by remedy for which he would be evi
de'1iy mas bed 10 TIE publi@ spIri, az,
ibcrn!i'v o. v poiron
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-01
JAMES MADISON.
IN COUNCIL, Juno IS.

An act concerning the aims {. work
1ouse was read second time, and 4 G
blanks being filed up it was read a
hi'd time and passed.
On bailotung for keeper Of the
AIMS and W TX mouse. James Harris was
unanimously elected.
Mr.. Morg II, f'om the committee TO
whom the suhjact was referred report
cd bill to amend the ac,, entitlc d
10 A. act Tor appointing gUagers, Sc.
yhcb vas read a first TINA and laid OIL
ne table
message was received from the
mayor, enclosing communication from
me mayo OF Georgetown, transmitting
4 copy OF resolution Of the board o.
'ldermen and board Of common Coun-
1t OF The corporation of Georgetown,
N the subject OF a new code of law
tor the District of Columbia, directed
W law OF congress 20 be prepared and
repDr cd To cong 50, 10y the judges anu
attorney oil the 1io'rict court which
vas read aud ordered TO lie on the Ia.
J'e
Ordered, That the superinte' dsnt o.
police oe AID he IS hereby ordered
WITHOUT delay, 20 regulate Queen stree
DctWeea Washington and Columbu,
t:eets, BY removing the earth so as &,
',rD an Inchned plane from Columbus
% Washington street,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-01

W. law oSSB OuiSiISiS favored
with a HE OF Paris papers To the i5,h
OF May brought by the Cna,swo r,l.
from Havre; and VITA TRANSACTIONS to
he same GATE. In me present state q,
ths French press, nothing interesting
hardly any thing true, is to be found OF
expected in the papers. Some articles
follow Pat.
PARIS, May -
The lieut.. gen. commanding the z IA
military distric and the project of ne
department, OF Isere, (Deupnine) ,niorn.
The inhabitants that a teieg aphic dis
patch, dated the 6 IN, gives them the
following Instructions,
he department of Isere mus b.
considered IN a STATE oil sIeee. IA,
t'vii and military authorities nave dis.
'Sretio nary power"
According 10 proclamation IN Sc
ven afti, les Of the project of the Same
Iepartment, general disarmament OF
IT'S inhabitants was to take place under
the penalty OF deatG, as those that
should conceal arms or ammuni,,u,
would be considered as accompanies H.,
The rebellion whicn broke out on the
night OF ,h- An Of May, by vigorous
attack on the fortified tow of GreDo-
bic, capital OF their department
The same magistrate intiInates To
the lhhaDnants that the rebels have
heen dcfeated however, he says. ihe
Department legion is an hursur OF fA.n
ihe disarmament oil the Iuhdoitant .
# The department. of Pas de.CaiaIs, na :
oeen also ordered. under the sam
penalties
The Inhabitants of the department
&c l. Nisne, are Denounced by the roy
It newspapers as being unidvorab!e 10
government.
he Permanent council of war o, tn,
n mitlIaiy division sitting al Lille
-nas condemned, on the 5lh May, gcLe
raj Caaitran TO deaf ihr uavinc ac
cePted IN MArch aud April, 1918, ..
mission, the ohisct uf Which was 70
destroy the kings government Ri the
south of France.
Another article OF the sam, paper,
mentions the arrival in Pa Is of c # ne,
IL Cauve Chief of The s,aff the 10 h mn
military division tLyoD) on an lmpor
tant mission.
National guards are reported to b,
IN In movement from Lyo ns TO lircn
oOie.
A Swiss regiment, garrisoned in B.
sancon, has been ordered to the samc
place.
The following paragraph, extracted
from the same paper, may give a go,
idea OF the fright of the Royal Iys
feels at the sight of the imperial az
under whatever color Il shows i,,eil.
Ii expresses itself as follows: The H.
;ion ot the department. de /. Aisne on
rs way to Paris haEed Bcurvg,
some soldiers pcrcci,ing a peosaa.
partly dressed in military clothes re-
'h"rked him close enough to ob, er,.
nat his spd';er dashcs were fsstenr,
with buttons stamped with eagles the,
immediately seized him, and were
ne act OF conducting him before the
o'onel, when the peasan found mean
81 R"cting his escape, by absndonIn,
the horse he was iding-an officer Of
he police who was present, imm cdiale.
y dispatched afe' the runaway his a.
gents hi name is known, and ne wi,
certainly be arrested.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-01
BALrIWORE, June ~,


XMPORT2N'T Captain Watkins
arrived at this port from Port au prince
handed US the following which was re
Seived there just before bis departure
PORT az Prince, June 10, 1916
Copy OF letter from Mr.. Francis Sage
at Jacquemel, 10 Mr., ScrlOnera mer-
chant of this place.
| arrived here last evening and
according to promise hasten to give
yon the news Of The Carthagenian ex
petition, as received by vessel from
Curacao, that came into port vester.
day The Acct, i. appears, proceeded
60 the island of Margaretta, wnicn 'hey
took but with little trouble, where hey
hung and shot z or 800 Royaljsls--here
they took thirteen vessels Of war and
100000 In cash. WIN this rein
torcement they went to Cumana, which,
together with six or eight l,ner towns
ON the MalDD is in their posses ion ;
and the last news state that tnep were
marching triumphantly towards Z. "a.
Gas, which no doubt is IN taetr ,sods
before this tiBe. The royals g-pee.
MOrillO has made several at,ean NO, r.
penetrate to Saasa &c, bus has Dseu ,,
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T''i. >. HOJCfII
Is Jut openings very handfome and chean
aliortment of
FANCY SPRING GOODS.
CONSISTING OF
Cambria Ginghams
Striped and crolTed barved Mulipa
SeariuckerS
- Chintzes
do Calicoes
Large aiiortment Of Levantines
FlorenceS and Sattns
Levantlne Shawls
Damaik and Serged do.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's. fix, kid ana
beav Gloves
Silk and cotton Hofery
company flag and Bandanna Hdks.
Black Canton Handkerchiefs and SbawIG
Real India null null Muffin
90 DO do do Handkerchief
SILK Umbrellas and Para(oIs
Cotton aud linen licking
lrlih Linens aud Lawns
German Linens
Bef Gilt Buttons
Fancy cans
lortoiie fhell Combs.
Oil Cloth for tables
Marieilles and Pforentine Wailroa,,,s
GurrahS. Baffas.
MimoOdie- and white Calicoes
Wi,h general ahortment of other Gooda
lu,'so'e Tor the leaioh all of which will hI
lola a. 10" soE sAsA as sAsp1T,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-01
Extract Of letter Jrons New Orleans
June \

Business is growing very dull, pro.
duce scarce, foreign goods plenty
treieh's low, and exchange on the A.
lan;ic states rather lmproving--on Eng
land and France advancing
Cotton 3Os32 Cts. sugar l7Als
molasses. none {; tobacco, - haur Sc
e so; pig lead, 9; hempen-yarns, 9
cts
-" Exchange on Baltimore, per CT
discount; Oh Philadelphia Gas ON n
York, par on Boston, AS advance +;
London, 10; France s S"-Pais Par
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ten defeated he is now coopsd up 10
Sarlhay euar from which he cannot stI,
"itboul the greatest hazard In shor,
the Patriots seem to get the better OF
the royaiists in all parts, and it appear
:" me very probable they will carry thei,
point"
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-01
AN A. /


To au horise the president Of the Um
ed States to alter the road laid OF
from the foot of the rapid, # the ii
yer Miami ot Lake ErIe, 20 The we,
tern lin ut he Come .tiLut reserve
Be IL enacted by tie senate and A,uSt
If Representative Of che Un.,td Stat
# .dmericG in Congress assembled, iLe,
he p'esIdent OF the Uuir,d = ates Us
ana he Is hsr~by authorised TO Cause 4.
be made, i'll such manHe! as he M,
deem most proper. an alteration IN tb.
road laiu out under the au,hnrily vi al
act entitled, AN act TO -au;hUrlse III
surveying ana making OF CeuaIn ro,d
IN the state OF ONO, as conie mulated by
the treaty OF Brpwasrown IN ths terra
tory OF MIchigan." ~ ,nat the SAID roso
may pass through the Umed STATE,
reservation 81 lower oanGnskv, OF nortil
hereof nor exceeding three miics
Sec. 2. -dmd. be /: JurEker enacted
That the necessary expenses winch
saali be incurred in altering the saia
road snail be paid out OF the monies an
propria'ed for til surveying otshc pub
he lands Ut me United ) ates
III. CLAY,
Shraker Of The House of Rehresenta
IUeS
JOHN q AILLARD,
Presidrns Of fnt Senate Iro ten.fore
April 6. 1916
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON.
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From The Beif9sf Commercial Chyon;c!e
Of l,AGrH 10, 1876

o. >diiyH 10, 81
II IS well known tina, the emperor
Napoleon was an effective protector OF
al me arts and the sciences, but !, 8,
loI so 6 morally understood. ina, whep
ever any impoT,an discovery vas made,
IN any prdnch Of art Or SCIENCE, he set
negotiations Oh foo! to purchase the Sc
cret OF The invention, vim view to
publish 1t IN the Monueur M, onlv f..
the benefit Of Fsancc, bu. of t - world
at large The remedy for the Gout, b.
DR.. P"adler, was then pIrrha,ed bv
Napoleon, at the price OF u 500 ster,
hog, paid from his private purse and
the formula ya5 tm nadia civ published
IN tp7 ADh'eur as follows, lake
5i'h II M@Sca ak drschms
Il - bark one ounce
1A"'oh half an ounce
5aTsaPa?i'la one ounce
Sage one oun.e
Rcc"h d spirits Of wine three pounds
Dissolve, separately, the balm =
Mecca, IN one third of he splri.s 81,
vine mcceF4;e The res' os the sub
''Auees N the EemAuleT, ler for.y
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On osiio,,ing for an assistant police
"nslsbie IN the place OF JOIN Pa 80.
deceased, William ". Frzhugh wa
aLly elect d.
fesofped That the collector of be
iances 5e requested to make claim on,
oehaii OF the corp ration, for two pa, {
Is OF cannon aud their apparatus, los
or DESTROYED or taken possession of b
governmental quarter master, Win, /
we're mounted AID equipped a, the tx
pence of the corporalItD IN July, 1913
'nd that he lay the said claim with H..
'Scessary vouchers before the conn.is
si"ner oi CLAIMS for property lost. cup
ured or destroyed during The late W.
The following order was read an
isia on the table
OTd'red That committee be sp
pein'eo 10 enquire whether any and
'uy, what amendments NAV be- reces-.
Sary - The present law for the suppur,
81 .ht poor OF the corporation.
Ex'rac, iIom he utes,
'eS| l. p Thompson, &C.
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Latest from Frame.

We have bees oblig,isiy favored
with fiie of Paris papers TO the i5,h
OF May brought by the Cnatswor,L
from Havre; and with ,ransistions TO
he same GATE. In ,he present state ct
,hs French press, nothing interesting
diy any thing true, is TO be found or
expected in the papers. Some articles
follow Pat
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-01

On Saturday last on: of the passen.
gers inthe stage on the Phiiadeiphis
Yoad, near Hayre Ge Grace, by sud.
den jolt was throwG out and killed, /
appeared on examining his papers anu
effects, that his name was WADE, tha
ne had some connection with the pr stes
OF whose arrest we yeste day gave all
account, copied from Richmond pa
per; and we unde, stand some curiou,
discoveries we're made in relation [.
che persons who were concerned in ;he
RomP. He had with him great va
Flsty OF fass apparently intended to b.,
used as signals at sea.-Bak Fed. Gaz
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100 DOLL RS REWARD

AN AWAY from the fibfcriber
VI living on the Potomac, near Aiexan.
dria, on Wednesday the a6,h ult. NEGRO
BILL, who iJmetmes calls himlelf VIM.
BANKS between ~ aid 8 years of age,
about feet or 8 inches high, we'll made
Ugh complexion for Negro, the hair on
the front part OF his head is thin and has the
appearance Of l icalIed head, a tolerabe
large fear on the inGde Of his left foot, oc-
caIionel by the cut of an axe. H. went off
IN a coarie linen ihirt and trowlers and fmall
fur hat, comfortably worn-He has with
HIM otner apparel, viz fur hat nearly
new, jeans pantaloons with yellow ftripes,
and itrlped waitcoat of domcitc manu-
facture, alto an over jacket will give
the above reward it taken UP and fecUred
- that get him again If ne is 100 in les
froiI home if 10 miles, will give TO dol
lars and # so miles, or out Of the D,itrict
OF Columbia and Fairfax counrv, 20 dollars.
and a dollars it taken up within the latter
Places-and will pay all Reasonable expen-
ceS TOR bringing him home. SAID negro
was bought out of M Carty's eltate and
| has connexions in Loudoun county, Va; az
the Sugar Lands. Matters of velre are
forwarned hsrboring or taking OFT fald Ne
gro at their psrill.
JOHN ALLISON.
JulyI.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1816-07-01

W" Printing, Ill al Ia, variety,
realty executed at thus office,
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LOST, supposed 10 be sloleI,
I'm oval gold Locket

Ground req ioli---deyice monument
with iemaie figure and dove set
round with pearls, enclosed in two as.
cendlDg branches of pearl and knot Il
pearls aoove-~on the back, sroali ivo.
~ medallion with the initials T. e.
under chrystal cover. Jewellers and
sIlversmi'hs are requested to stop il if
0Hsred to their dotICe. A reward of
ten dollars viii! be given for delivery Of
It 10 the printer, anG no questions ask.
ed.
Tr,rc 81
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AN ACT

AN ACT
concerning The inns ard No, khouse
orc- BE 4, enacted by tie .un
n1n Council Ut hlcxardrIa, That the
"',p OF tie ems and wnrk.huus,
nab herea;te, hold his "a; at thf
pleasure u the common council arc
r"aii receive TOT his CON sensation
ne rate OF five hundred dollars DC.
..fum
Sec 2 And be it gurthct enactoc
nv ihis ac' shall commence AID b,
IN force from and after lie passaer
.hsr OF
Pass q IN common council, this 26,
Gay Of Juac. 1916
AUG. J, SMITH. PRESIDE,
OF she Common Cuuncil q.
the own OF AlexanG ia
Approved, 26rh June 1916
EUM 1, LEE, Mayor
Fest,
I. p 2Homhgon c c
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Ertract Of letter dated Goftenbxye
May 8,

Owing to the great shipments last
year iron has advanced much in price
both here & Stockholm. Il is nov
shipping here at 81 per ron, and the as
sentiments are very indlff rent, bu,
when the new iron comes down, whici.
Is generally the case in June, and July
the prices will probably decline, Blu, |
do not think they will be below III
per ton.
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ALEXANDRIA r.|NALn.
MONDAY, July /, 1916
Grf'qcf Of letter from the America,
consul, dated Sc Pierres, Martinique
Nay 20, 1916.

Gr,qcfof letter from the american
eonsnL dated Sc Pierrts, Mar Unique
Nay 20, 1916.
I" take the liberty to advis,
you OF the change which has taxi,
place IN this market in the price o,
Hcur; owing chiefly to the demand 70
ths different islands near this, most II
not all being in want. For the las,
shree months we only have two cargoe 5
from the United STATES They hav,
sold at 81 per ol. and s IS per bl
fhr corn. The hfst arrivals will obtain
she same or possibly Sl2 for flou,, IN
the. road for expuris,,on. Our fresh
hour would command more was il per
misted Tor consumption, Tor good A .ur
Is very scarce, aud even of bad the
supply is very short, and if we hav,
potarrivs!s soon FROM France, Ameri
can Hour must be admitted for con.
sumption
Fresh F, encb Rour retail. at 800
old al SO and hone in & S. hands -
Ine h ST "a goes from the y. States
viii commend from ia up. 1 think our
ncnF must soon be admitted here tor
~ VI tUt tSldnQ
!" The regulation of 1894 being in
torce will cramp our commerce. A,
present salt provisions and naval stores
are glut here, and no sales. FIour,
corn, rice and lard. are the only articies
10 recommend. An early cargo VIII
do we'll.
I" Soliciting your favors, should you
send 10 this place, am, siI your mos.
obedient servan,,
JOHN MITCHELL"
Molasses, 30 cents-Rum, Eng
fish. SO to SIS cents"
From the Bosfon Euening Gazette Of
June %.
:, The late French papers loaned US
atate that about 1000 officers and sol
diers had disembarked al Cai,is, 10 re-
infolce the English army III Fence
and tina, some more were expected,
&zfract Of a letter from a. officer of fht
u States' naDy 10 his friend in me
b.. foSun of Providence dIted Nezv Or
5eans, March l5th Ia s.
The captured schr. Comet, com
manded by capt. Mitchell, recently ar
rived here, is about SO tons burthea
aud is one OF the swifrest sailing YES
seis. OF her size, ever saw She had
on board, when taken, one long u
pounder on pivot, 1913 years old, anr
Eve other guns, from % Founders
all OF brass. The prz is supposed to
be worth from 50 to 5000 dollars.
One small basket is said to contain.
10 900 dollers in jewellery The Ca
om OF the Comet contained a grea
quantity OF beautiful China ware, and
ehe'~acdrobe OF the captain is very ele
gait. n and his crew are closely con
Aaed IN prison, and will soon
'op charge brought against them, b.
aried tor PIRACY. F,om the bes; infor
maeion, Mitchell's papers appear 10 be
Forged
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sSH oHlF NkN D.
Nt4eS@a PORT OF ALExAEDRFA ~

ENTERED.
Brig Emily Haley, Finney. Rio
GraOde.
CLEARED
Schr. Henril IA N1vi.t Baltimore.
- Trim, Spliiman, Yeucomlcr,
Brig Sol and Hupe, Rhodes, provi
denLc,
Emily, Dale, Newburyport.
Ship Commerce, OF this por,, was lef
at Gotteghurg, 9Th April, repairing
Arrived, Schr, Bailona, Stod4art N
York.
Also, s'oop Unity, Hand, Philadei-
rhi2