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Notice is hereby given,

Notice is hereby given,
STHHAT the collector of the revenue for
j the z1d collection diftria of Virginia,
or his deputy will attend at
Leefburg from the 1T to the r3th of Janua-
ry, 1877,
N1iddleburg Monday 9th,
Aide Wednesday 9Th,
Waterford Tuelday I4th,
Hiilsborougb Thurlday 10Th,
UppeTville Saturday 18th,
Wet End, in Fairfax, Saturday 4th Jan'ry.
Hendley Nelfon's Monday 9Th,
Fairfax Court Houle, Monday zoth,
For tlie pnrpole of receiving the entry Of
carriages, with the harneis ufed therefor
agreeable to an act of congrefs, paG~d the
fifteenth day Of December, 1914, which en-
try is thereby required to be made, for fail
ing to do which penalty of double the a.
mount Of the duty imPofed by the act of the
/ fifteenth of December, 1874, will be eBcn1r
ed. Given under my hand, Dec. 2, 1916.
mo LITTLEfOHN.
Collector of the Revenue
N. B. Non-fefidents are informed tina,
DANIEL Minor, Efq. of Alexandra, will
receive the amount Of their Direet Tax.
/ uron property holden by them in the coun-
ties of Loudoun and Fairfax, which tax Il
not paid before the nth day of January.
1917, win be fent on TO the deGgnated col
le6tor at Richmond-P srions deiirous d
feeling their lifts may do 70 by applying e
me at MOTIFS in Alexandria on the 9th 81
10th of January next.
! December s.
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Alexandria, My. 90,
Decemher IA. Z

M AS committed to the jail of this
yf county, as aruaaway, a MULArro
MAN, who Jays his name is David Jones,
and fays that lie came from Halford county
In the flateof South Garolina--he is about
S feet or Ioinches high, and about 4,
years oid--his' face is rough with pimples--
he had OIL blue cloth coat and home made
lPsntaloons. The owner is feqneaed To
come and prove his property, pay charges
take. him away, otherwile he will be difpof-
ed of as the law directs.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Keeper
( of the jail for Warrington Boyd,
Marfhal. 7
December =. s,sw7m
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no LtI,.

A convenient frame dwelling house
on Pitt streets near TO Princess stieet-
Containing Six gcodrooms, and fitted
e accommodate ore or two fsplilies
with ground newly fenced in For large
garden --twosor three springs of good
water near the premises Possession
wall be given 'immediste'y--Fcr terms
apply to
1&qndessHe s. LarMoW. 3
y Sept
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APPROVED
Family Medicines.
Lees Anti Bilious Pills.

TNHE operation Of thefe highly cfieemed
4 Pills is perfectly. and the expe-
rience OF thoulands has proved they may be
nied IN every ftuation in lille without tie
leaf Inconvenience Eg,s.
, Theyare admirably adapted to carry OF.
iuperiluous bile, &c. &c.
.Lee's@ orIn-destroy ing Lozenges.
This medicine, which is as innocent ana
mild as tits certain and effiacacious in itso-
peration, cannot injure the vsungeff infant.
ihould no worms exit in its Wy; but will
WITHOUT pain or gripping, cleanfe the itomac;,
and bowels.
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FOR SAIE

A TRACT OF LAND, containing ssJ
"a acres, more or lefs, lying on Ocoquan
Bay, in the county of Fairfax, and fate of
Virginia, adjoining lands of Rob't I. Thomp-
fon aud WIN Mafon. It's prefumed thoie
'deiirous of purchafng win view The land,
and themlelves judge Of It's peculiar advan-
tages. One third of tile purchafe money
will be required in hand the reminder at
twelve and eighteen months, with deed of
truff to fecure the payments.
THOMSON II; MASON.
December I6. If
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JHfs Is 10 etue nofice.

That tfe fubfcribers,of Alexandra coun
ty,in The dlftriet of Columbia have obtained
from the afcreiaid court of faid county,
lctterso OF administration on the perfonal es
tate of JACOB Fortney, late of the coun-
y aforeIaid, deceaied. All perfons having
Claims again!t the faid decedent, are hereby
warned TO exhibit the fame with the voucli;
ers thereof, paiied by the Orphans Court,
on or before the twenty fourth day of Jl,ife
next, or they may, by law, be excluded
from all benefit to faid eltate-Aan and thofe in I.
dehtcd thereto, are required to make imme>
diatepaynent to the. fubicribers. Given I'M
der our hands this a4th day of Dec. 1916.
HENRY B. DEAGAN,
ISAAC ROBBINS,
Administrators of Jacob FoItncy.
!. S1ecen,ter.,, Il
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,IO LET.

The two story Brick House on
King street, opposite the Mechanics
Bank, az present occupied by Mr.. Isaac
Robbins as Dry Good Store. Pos
session will be given on ,he FIRST day oil
Nav. n. LYNN.
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FOR SALE

s a TRACTtOF LAND, containing 14o
II. acres, lying in the county Of Wet
moreland. and fate Of Virginia, near the
mouth of Rofiier's Creek-the greater part
ofwhich is cavity timbered with white oak
and cedar, .fu:table for ihip-building, fire.
wood, &c For terms enquire of
]. r. CALDWELL.
October 9, IF
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THE STORE between Messrs. Patons
i & Butchers and the subscribers, late
Y occupied by Medrs. Carey Bronaugh &
CO.. Podefiion my be had immediately
For terms apply to
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
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FOR SALE.

n WISH to sell or rent my farm on
& Retirement, three and bali miles
t-pm Alexandria. 1t is valuable farm
and coatains l07 acres, about 40 OF
which ms~ be sown down " small grain
this fall Ten scres are IN timothy and
20 more snjtable- There Is plsn-
y ofgood tim5er, and the pace = 49, mel'
Waicted' aqd under an excellent SDs 80
VIII make the terms sccommodali. q
70 purchaser Ifit is not sold will
iei1t out on shares or for certai. rent
~ wish 10 sell a e ,od second
9abd wagon and cart, aid wit lake i'm
Ter 10 payment
GEO ATKINe en-
up, . FIJI
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ORPHANS COURT,
ALExANDRIA COUNTY,
Dccen,t,er rQr6

December Term, 1916. q
TNRpEaED, That the administrator Of
~ Jacob Fortny, decealed, do inlert
the ufuai advertisement, three times a week
for four weeks in the Alexandria newipa-
.pers. a Copy--Teif,
M. : A. MOORE, Reg. Wills.
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FOR SAFE Bj- TIE SUBSCRIBER, 4aR
American builders Companion,
OR
. A SYSTEM OF ARCHITECTURE,
Particularly'adapted to the prelent fyde of
building by Amer Benjamin, architect and
carpenter. ROBT. GRAY.
Nov. IS.
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THE Dwelling Houle and Store, adjoin-
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itreet-Podellion may be had immediately.
MANDEVILLE g. LAR NTOUR,
Oct. 9.
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n Valley other GOODS, Too tcdlous 10 o
hamerate.
EBENEZBR VOWEL.
". B. Having large and commodiols
Warehouie, | tender my lervices to my
friends, as a Commission MERCHANT,
and VIII receive
FLOUR O.R STORAGE,
and either retutnit, Kit requred) or Flour
OF the fame quality, and will generally buy
the Flour ltored -inwh;ch cafe there viii
be p no eh mhsgs for f0fpge. E.y.
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Bank of lexandria,

JANUARY 6, 1917.
A DIVIDEND OF FOUR FER CENT.
1 A fertile iait half year is this day de
clared, and will be paid to the fockholders
in the infinltion or their legal reprefents
tiyes, on I hurfday the OH inf.
By order Of The Bosro,
J. L. NpKENNA, Cani'r.
January 8. sw
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FOR SALE.

4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, ly-
a ing on the waters of great run, inFau-
quier, about Ave miles from the court houfe
containing sSI acres about one-third of
which is in wood. The land, it is believed,
from experiments made on the adjoining
lands, is well fitted 20 the ufe of clover and
platter. ArYPerfch wifhmg to pnrchaie,
willpleafc call on the f1bfcriber in Alexan-
.dria, OF Mr.. Hifxander d KsIf, in Fau-
qnier, who is authorized to fhow and con,
tract for the fame. VIM. DOBIE.
November 8. If
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/" I'll fill each location fing
q" I he Royal deedsof Prince or king,
/" Yes, be they c'erlo snag or p,ipute,
7" Peter the t.uth will foon arrive IT." ,
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n. +. Rum, Molasses, Sugar & Iron.
Holm G. LAID & Go. offer for fale.
- the cargo Of brig Economy from Bolton,
viz
81 hhds. N. F. rum
Sc bbls. do
hhds. molaiIes
! 81 bbls. Mufcovado fugars
IS tons Rufia and Swedeg iron, afTorted.
and fquare,
rs. tanners oil
- bS >iaifer paris,
- tons -
! hid COL. sabs. eo~ers s,o 81,
bingham boxes,
oeee'nRe59c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09

present season, VIC have done pretty
vel! thus far. The quid-nrncs and
wonder-mongers did indeed complain
little early in the spring. but they
were soon relieved from their dread
ful apprehcnsions from the appear
ance of numerous army Of iocusts
in The south and in a few days af-
ter. by a host of hugs and wire worms
in the north. The heavy rains in
June dispersed these dcstroyeis; but
fortunately the President set out up
on his tour exactly at this period.-
This completely engrossed the public
attention. A grand farce was acted
at Baltimore. which was played of
..all the way round" to Sacket's Har.
bour.-In the mean time, the address
ses flied up the papers; the mayors
and aldermen. and all the guZZlers
and gorinandizers oil his route, ate
and drank to surfeir, while the
mouths Of those at a distance Watered
for a taste. After the president had
safely entered the woods. We began to
think that the fraternity of editors
would for little season be oUs OF la
Dor. But our kind stars have again
favoured as. The Presidents back
was nu sooner turned, than the Great
Snake made his appearance among
the Yankees, who appear this season
to be remarkably favored with the
company Of the great folks. At pre-
sent. nothing is talked of at the East
but the snake. Doctors have quit
their patients, lawyers their studies.
the vendors of tape and buckram their
shops, the carmen their carts. car
penters their hand saws, and fisher
men their cod-lines, ali to gaze at their
I" ilIustrious visitor" Whether the
Boston folks have invited this aquatic
gentlemen to public dinner, or have
Vet presented him with an address,
we have not learned. Thus one Won
der passeth away, and another CO.
meth, greatly to the relief Of editors.
and the infinite satisfaction of wonder
mongors. BY the bye, would it not
be we'll to have a map Of Cape Ann
Harbor, with the likeness 0fthe snake
taken from real life, appended to the
patriotic map proposed by Major Rus
sci, short time since.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09

Where is the dust that has no; been a.
live.
The spade, the plough, di'torb our a'ces-
tors; =,
Fran human mould we reap our daily
bread.
The Globe around eartli's hollow s"riace
shakes.
And is the ceiling OF her sleeping sons
Der deyastationS we blind reseis KEEP;
Whole buried towns support the dances >
heel.
The moist of human frame the san ex-
Winds scatter through the mighty V"'u
the dry;
Earth repossesses part OF what she gave,
And the freed spirit mounts on w'nss OF
fie;
Each element partakes our scatter'd
spells;
As nature, wide our ruins spread mans
death
inhabits all things, but the thought Of
man." II.
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From the albany Daily Advertiser.

From the Albany Daily Advertiser.
Notwithstanding many of our bre-
thrcn If the quill are apt to repine at
their lot. ard imagine themselves the
must lackIcss mortals in existence,
still we think that for few years
past. we have been about as highly
favored as any profession in the
community, or at least if our subscri-
bers would be as prompt in their pay
ments as we are in publishing the pa
per. We should be so.
When Bonaparte was dethroned
and banished to Elba, many of our
editors trembled, lest they should be
compened to lay aside their goose
guilis. But their blood had scarcely
become cool, before he was let loose,
much to the terror OF all good peo-
pie. save the manufacturers Of news
papers. Though he made but a short
tarry in France, yet he laid out a
good years work for editors. The
commencement of the year following.
found the fraternity nibGling their
nails ard their quilts for the want of
subjects.-But luckily just about this
time, the sun was afflicted with sore
disease, which hrnke out upon his
face. much like the spotted fever
This was truly fortunate occur
renee. All hands went brayely to
work. to ascertain the nature of old
MIR. Phebus's complaint. Priests.
Printers, Philosophers and school
bows were to be seen looking al his
godship through smoked window glass
and telescopes, for the whole season.
And after many marvellous discoye-
lies and wise observations. each sue
ceedeit in convincing the world that
neither knew any thing about it,
hut with the assistance Of a little po.
ftics, SOME house breaking, horse
stealing. few robberies, sumo mur-
tlerers, the great drought, and the
Princess CaaIlotte's wedding, the pa
pcrs were illed. and the season pass
ed off quito comfortably. During TIE
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From .Uoore's Laiia Rookh.
SONG,

BY Queen Nourmsbe!, in the disguise OF
an Arabian maid, addressed TO SeGm,
or Jeham CURE, the emperor.
Fly to the desert, hy with me,
Our Arab tents are rude for thee
But oh the choice what hea I can doubt,
of tents with love, or thrones without:
Our rocks are rough-but smiling there,
, III acacia waves her yellow hair
Lonely and sweet, nor Iov'd the less
For flowing in wilderness.
Our sands are bare--but down Their slope,
The siIsery footed antelope
As gracefully and gaiiy spring,
AS DER the marble court Of kirsA.
Then come-thy Arab maid viii be
The loy'd and lone acacia tree;
The antelope whose feet shall bless
With their light sound thy loneliness.
Oh, there are looks and tones that dart
An instant sunshine through the heart,
As if the soul that minute caught
Some treasure it thro' life had sought;
As il the very lips and eyes,
Ptedestih'd to-haye all our signs,
And Ee,er be forgot again,
Spanked and spoke before US then!
So came thy every glance and tone,
When first on NE they breath'd & shone
New, as il brought from other spheres,
Yet welcome, a, if loV'd for years.
Then sy with me-lf thou hast known
No other flame, nlr falsely thrown
\ gem away, that thHu hadst sworn
should ever in thy heart be worn.
Come, il tn love thou hast for me,
Is pure and fresh as miHe for thee
Fresh az the fountain under ground,
When first tits By the lapwiug found.
But if for me thou didst fcrsake
Some other maid. and rudeIy break
Her worship'J image from its base.
To give to NE the ruin'd place .
Then fare thee weA.-Pd rather make
Ny bower upon some lev lake,
When 'hawiDg Guns begin 70 shine,
Than trust to love so false a. thine.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09
Foreign Articles.
FROM LONDON PAPERs,
Received at the office IF the ". I. Com
mercial advertiser.

WSTcidt s1dcerIiSer.
LONDON, IuLYs.
CHIMNEY-SWEEPERS.-The re-
port OF the committee of the house of
Commons on the petition against the
employments OF boys in sweeping chin
MES, has been printed 1t recommends
the prevention of the further use OF
climbing boys, for that purpose; and ha.
annexed to IT the minutes of tine evidence
taken before the committe, from which
the following is an interesting extract:
" William ToOke, esq. again called in
and further examined.
The ,citnesS delivered in the following
paper.
{" About. or IL tue month of August,
1914. chimney-sweeper, Of Burlington,
Tor Bridlngtonl, in Yorkshire, bought a
little boy for the sum of eight guincas
of bcsg r woman this child, who ap-
peared to be about Iour years OF age, v as
employed to sweep chimney IN that
town he was taken up hy on elder boy,
who left him there, when, IS might rea
sonab'y he expected, he fell down; by
which accident he bruised his legs terri
bly, against the CRATE; his air aid man
ner appeared 5" different ficm those OF
the children who are usually employed
for that purpose, that the NJ sses str ok
land, o. Bryrton, hearing Of the child,
went TO Sc" him: hey were 81 much ~
tc'ested with hinl ami SO persuaded tia,
ne had bern stolen, that they to.k hin
home with thea Iihe chimney-sv.e-
per being glad 10 part with tiu) Soon
atter he got to Boynton, the 1T If Sir
George Strickland, a plate with some
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09
SUN FLOWER OIL.


Itappears by experiments formerly
made in this state, Pennsylvania
that bushel of sun flower seed, yields
gallon of oil, and tn t an acre of
ground planted with he seed at 8
feet apart will yield between forty and
fifty bushels of the seed. The oil
is as mild as sweet oil, and is equal
ly agreeable with it in salads and
a. a medicine. 1t may be used with
advantage in paints, rarnishcs, and
ointments. From its being in our
country,. it can always he procured
ant used in fresh state. The oil is
expressed from the seed in the same
manner that cold drawn linseed oil
is obtained from fax seed and with as
little trouble. Sweet oil sells for
six shillings quart. Should the oil
Of the sun flower sell for only two
thirds of that price, the product of
one acre Of ground. surprising it to
yield only forty bushels, will be sol.
a sum far above the product ofground
in any other sort of grain. The
seed is raised with very little trou-
Bile. and grows in land of moderate
fertility. 1t may be gathered and
shelled. fit for extraction of the oil,
by women and children.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09

This question has been frequently
asked by the fair sex, why no female
was ever initiated into the sublime
mysteries of Masonry Aud indeed
it has sometimes furnished grounds of
complaint to some worthy helpmates,
that their husbands should presume
to perform any action, without first
submitting il, in all its bearings aud
consequences, to their consideration,
and obtaining their appreciation .
And no satisfactory reason has ever
been assigned though it has often
been attempted, and some fictitious
objections have beenplausibly. though
imprudently suggested, to the inf
mite prejudice of the female character
(snch as their utter inability to govern
heir tongues, &C. But at late cele-
bration Of ST. Johns Day, IN neigh
boring town, the true, cause was hap
PLY developed in the following toast,
which it is presumed will supercede
the necessity of all further inquiry.
/" The Fair Ser.-Whose smiles
alone make life desirable, aud WHO
are excluded from our lodges not be.
Cause they are deemed unworthy. but
because their virtues are so steadfast,
as not 10 need artificial support"
Con Ga=.
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RSpY " KIM nf Er,

HEsRY w. King of France, con-
sidered this maxim superior to any
other: 3" the satisfaction derived from
revenge is only nomentary, brutal
pleasure, that leaves an envenomed
sing behind hut that gained fi'em
cIemency, is gotlikc, screne, and lasts
forever.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09
.Ais,c- ] ork. Sept. 4.

.Neic- 0rh. SEPT. 4.
Yesterday his excellency the niinister
plenipotentiary of France was on board
Of the French lrigate Phurydice, and was
received with the hOnors aud salute due
to his high rank. In the afternoon he
went with his suite arg all tie officers 81
the frigate pay visit TO the rice-prr-
sident, on Staten Island.
1t is rumored that the frigate PEury-
dice viii alter her course. and not sail
for France, having received orders from
the French government.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09

Rhode Island Election.-The election
for representatives to the general assem-
bly, of Rhode Islsnd took place on Tues
day of last week. Tie Newport paper
Of Saturday states that federalists were
chosen in Exeter in the room Of demo.
Gratis. and that democratic representatives
were chosen in Little Compton, Warren
and Bristol and adds, 4" The Fede, alists
will still have majority Of ten in the
house Of Representatives"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09

Congressional Elections.-JoAn Scott,
Esq. is elected delegate to congress
from Missouri Territory, by a majority
OF seven hundred votes over his oppo-
nent, Rufus Easton.
Mr.. Hendricks Is elected to congress
from the state of Indiana.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09


Raintoic at hfsM.- A correspondent
OF the Philadelphia American Daily Ad.
vertiser states, that On Saturday evening
last he "saw an object as beautiful 4.
rare-a rainbcie paae By the reflection Of
the moon. Abaut9 o'clock, P. II low
ering and black cloud obscured the west
crn sky; and al same time the moon,
nearly full orbed, illumined the eastern
horizon, and produced distinct rainbow,
asching at least one quarter ci the tea-
vens." 50
lee in .aasnst-A paper printed at
Washington, Pennsylvania, says, We
broke ice this morning (25th Of August
as thick as common soal leather, which
had frozen during the last night"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09

From the ~ Fork Eusnins Post. s'gS'
Foreign intelligence continued ~
London papers received BY the 'On.
Cesar. Flon the extracts which we !.
sent. those who take SO much mere y
Light in reading any scrap hat rei,'t -,
a foreign land, particularly England ' ~
hey derive from perusiTg a column =, =
merely concerns their own country W
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09

Tennessee Electiors.-The compensa-
ton law has produced an entire change
IT. the congressional representation Of this
state, except that William G. Blount is
reelected by very small majority over
general Cooke. John Rhea is elected
over Sewer in the 1st district; Thomas
Claiborne over Cannon and Weakly in
the 5th: Geo. W. l.. Mari succeeds Mr..
Reynolds in the 9Th; DR.. Samuel Hogg
succeeds Mr.. Henderson in the 4th; and
Francis Jones succeeds ]. Thomas in the
Sd. For governor, M'Minn is re elected
over Foster, who obtained majorities in
davidson and soue other counties in
West Tennessee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-09-09

BY Queen Nourmsbel, in the disguise OF
an Arabian maid, addressed to Selim,
or Jeham CURE, the emperor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-04-29
[.ileraHdria Herald.
Co1uMnus. fOhioN AnriI 3

CoLuMBus. (OhO,) April 3.
The scioto exhibits AN aspect OF commerce
unknown to former times. Seven Orleans
boats have been built in this ue~hhourhood
within q few days, and have taken part freight
az this place, but are principally fTeighted at
Cncieville x Chilicotl.e. Fourteen We n = told
are building q few miles above si.s--a coasije-
rabie number are building at Delaware bnt
much larger numbers are built az Circlayiiie
aud Chliicothe. They are all treighted with
HOur At three hundred and fifty barrels IN each
destined for New Orleans
Ihe season, differ, mt from orr expectations,
mas been ProPitiouS TO sugar making. Gold
nights and wet weather nave been productive
VI :. Fery large crop.