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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-23
BALr1MoRr. September I6.


A respected friend has favored us with file
OF the .lama;ca Couraht, from The 18th To the
goth uItimo, inclusive, from which we have
gathered the following items
The transport brig Christiana, Paxley, from
Nassau, \. u. last from Curacao, anchored at
Port Royal on the 18th uitmo, bringing infor-
nation that 6o00 troops had arrived at La Gny-
RI from Spain, the latter part OF the preceding
month, in transports, escorted by four vessels
of war.
The American ship Canton Packet. Captain
NASH, which sailed from Boston on the Goth OF
July, under the sanction OF British order in
council, for the purpose Of conveying from
kingston to the United states a quantity of
quicksilver, had arrived ut the place OF her
destination
The brig Florida, arrived at Kingston from
New-Drleans on the 9th July, saw a Spanish
ship that had been captured the day prey ions
by two independent cruisers. one of them sup
posed to be the Potosi, Captain CHAMPLiN,
which chased the Florida two hours, and then
hauled her 1ind.
A brig from Kingston tor Greenock was lost
on the Grand Caymanas about the first OF Au-
gust.
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treated with such marked neglect ny the mu-
teinpts to coulter OF correspond with them on
subjects OF Importance 10 tue United states,
have bcvnsO cons family esadod, thai he thinks
his further stay there wnoiy useless" IL is
limited, but for this do moi vUuCh, that the
cORduct OF the French 20, eminent is ~. re-
suit of dlssatiStactloS caused by Il toast .lyen
by postmaster in the United States, ut sose
pubic d:nucr, Of which AN account Was trans
miticd hS tue freuch miuiSter heIct that go
NeInIuInt.
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INTERESTING ~ o nHR i ElSfiRRIi s.

tt BosToN, September ~. r
INTERESTING To OUR FiSEERNEV
by the Enterp,ize, Captain Frazer, arrived
al TINS port yesterday, IN II DAYS a ON HaiitaX,
we learn cha; 10y "A decision OF thp Admiralty
Cohrt at that place on the 10Th August last the
Nv cnty sail of American fishing vessels carried
ship Dee, Captain Chambers, are to be reStOr-
cd to the claimants.
FROM ENGLAND.
We are indebted To Nr HOOPER of the Fv-
change Coffee House, for tine loan of Liverpool
papers Of the Esd aud S9th OF juiy receives by
the ship Niagara.
The harvest OF grain had commenced in
Wales.
Contacts for .OoD sacks of biscuit meal had
been made by the Government at Cos. per sack
lite previous contract WAS At 9j.
The Bank of Scotland and the" Royal Bank. -
nave given notice that no more than three per
their offices.
The taN on cottages and the smaller class OF
houses has been repealed.
Dispatches troEs the Governor OF ST. Helena.
announce that Napoleon is well, and that there
Is no alteration in his liberty.
Colonel BRUN, one OF the chiefs of the in
Suriccton at Grenoble, with FIVE of his ac-
completes has been arrested at Genoa, at the
moment of em6arking for The United States
Madame de SMel u said 10 have left seve-
raj NalVahte mapnscrptS-One, Il parallel me-
tween the Revolutions OF England aud France
=, re farmers n France had commenced 20
tiiering their wheat.
The Captain OF Tripoline Corsair having
taken AN English vessel, has been hung by or
der OF The Dey.
The first Grafton Prize in the Trinity Col
lege has been adjndged to CHARLES SHERIDAN,
"a SON OF the late BriuSley Sheridan
he Grand Duke Nicholas OF Russia, was 10
esponSe the Piussian Princess Charlotte, at ST.
Petersburg on tie LIST of July.
-Four systems OF teiegTApmlc signals aIe un-
der consideration in England. One by Sir
Home Popham; another by SIR. Mdryatt: ano-
ther by Col. M'D0naId and the last Dy Mr.
connolly, who was in Boston, u short time since,
and s"Dmitted ms system to the Inspection of
our Navy ohcers, nut ii period OF peace di-
nii;ished its IHJerest
company had gore from England to work
a coal niue III Russia
AZ the last Manchester Quarter Sessions
there we're 81 prisoners tor TRIAL.
"eic pateut has been taken Out in England
Tor mode OF iig hting private houses with gas.
Palladium.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-23

.NtVN FNF = L, fhttt, 'SN.
By an official article which we have CO.
pied from the Quebec Gazette, we find
British North American Lunber is to lie
put ON The same footing, In Icspt CT Ia du-
ties, IN England, as that from foreign
countries-which viii, IN The compielest
manner. prohibit US from participating in
that valuable branch oftrade.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-23

ever of interest could be found in these jour
mails, we have selected. Boston GG-.
Accounts from Lisbon state, that a feet Of
transporis, conveyed BY two trigates, were 20
sail from thai place, ON the 2Sth July, with 1000
troops, destined for the Brazils.
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AMERICAN STOCKs.

LONDON, Aug. Six Ter Ccuia I0T.
We have Mass of papers from England 90
very recent date, but they are cAtremc y bar
rem Of news, either OF a political or speculative
character; exhibiting scene Of tie most pro-
found tranquility, throughout Europe. What
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-09-23

t-dffNet 5ONfd tuffz, fWsfHffJ, lril.
We arrived iH the bay from GIBRALTAR on the
lSth, have been on shore, vary busy eYersince.
oar fellow citIzon Of Pbilsdeiphia Rici}fd
fiea6e, Lsg. vino wss impf sDrcd Rhtu acting
ts Vifo-consul, continues az prison stiil dis
patches were waiting iOf as here aud we Must
sail 50 morrow, 50 tht ha,euoi rN OF ,Oftnni
- Of seeing hln. Our friend ftffss secs him
t.oqashtly, aud tells moie enjoys hi5 usual Tor.
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We give the following extract without any
comment. Perhaps the editors Of the Nation
al ibteliigencer may furnish some further in
formation, iffioreis any, relating t0this strange
treatment Of 0Hr minister, which may be DIS
closed az ths time. fBtH. red Gaz.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-24
DIRECT TAX.

NOTICE Is hereby given. that the Dir
IN eet Tax, for the year lels, laid in son-
Iormi,y to tho sct Of Congress, passed sbe
2s.h Of April, islsyupon the following dc.
scribed properly, 10 now smainisg oeppiss
and. that oaless the said Tax, with ten re
cent. in addition thereto, shall be paid 10 tae
subscriber, on or before ihe sixth day Of Oct.
the said property, or so much thereof a. sksls
be necessary to satisfy the said Tsx ssit
twes,y per csnt 10 addition thereto, will bs
sold st public ssis, at the tavern Of Bcnjsssin
Cole, in the tewn Of Wsrren, in the county o..
Bristol ;---the sale to comm ence st. 1. o'clock,
A. M. on As said 9th day of Oct lsi7--siss !
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MARSHAL'S NOTICE.
Rhode {siand Dtsyrirs, SC.

PURSUANT to warrant from the Hon. DAVID
nowrLl. Esq. Judge6 the United States Court,
sor the district aforesaid r4e
Notes is hereby given that there has been 6led
essofe SAID yadge. IN Information, by William II.
isfy, Esq Collector Of the Customs fsr the Distriot
o. Ne~Pos. against Ave barrels of Cocoa. contain.
ing "a the whole about 1--WE hundred weight Said
s,ssca. for = violation sf the laws OF The United
ststss Trial will be had thereon at the NEXT Dis
trct Court. TO be holden at Newport, within and for
sad District on the third Tuesday in October nc a.
DurEE J. PEARcE, Dep'y -Marshal
Newport, Sept. IL, 1917
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-24
ADVERTISEMENT.

THE subscriber begs leave to inform bis friends
= ih particular. and the public IN general. that
ls now carries on his Trade, - usual, On the Long
wharf, below the Bridge, snd opposite NE. TsosAs
Mrsssn's shop. He repairs locks OF tsery kind,
makes keys Of every sort, mends brass kettles, or
any Sort Of brass ware He mcsds umbrellas 10 the
bes,est manner, and dces all sots ofsmsll work 10
bis iine Of business The smallest fAvors in his gay
win b thsnkfiiy received and putetusIly perform
ed, by Your OBJ, humble servant,
wiLLIS1l cRANsToS.
.vsx>srf, S7s. III, 1876.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-24
FANCY GOODS, JEWELKy, &c.
| BEN7AMIN II TLSDALE, q

y No. Io3. Thames-street, J
LAS Just received from New York, general as
"A sortmen, Of Fancy Goods, Jeweiry. Silver, Pa-
ID and Britannia Wares, Cutlery. Brushes, Look
Ay-Classes, &c. &c.
All articles usually found in Fancy Goods storc
hay &c had at the above place. M cheap a. st any
sthsr store in the state. !. :.
i'Wrches repaired in the best msnner--and Gold
ssl silver Ware mAnufsotured and warranted.
Q Cash, and the highest price givea for old
Sold and Silver.
Newport, Aug. 20. 1917.
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HENRY POTTER.

sr<sseeffutiy inferms ms friesds " fbe nubiie,
'Har We has taken the Wharf and Store, No
81. Thames street. beloprius 10 Mr. Channi.r.
where te oilers for SALE among nany o,bsr srsiclts
fss srsh or approved paper. a wholesale ss rst.n,
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Groceries-Wood and Lumber.
EREEBORN & THURSTON,

(lFFER for sale, at their store and wharf, on the
Point, in Washington. strect---a general assort-
mf,t Of Groceries, Wood, and Lamber--a1popy
w3ch are the following
10 hhds. Molasses,
10 bbls. prime Beef,
10 casks new Rice, tn.f
Il 20 bbs Cider, <
10 boxes Hartford Soap,
10 do. Candies,
. bbis. CurrAnt Wine, -
- q do. Cherry Rum. ~rl
kitewise-- 50 900 merchantabie Boards, OF 0 s,l.
prior quality; 100000 Vermont Shingles, of the
kbt second and third quality, 30 900 Eastern do.
6kt ard second quality; 1000 Clspbosrds--and
ssny other goods. to numerous to menuon--a,i
vioh win be sold together, or at retail. as low ~
any part Of this town. Nav %. :
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PsIrrRp AED PUHLIsaED =
80 WILLLlA SLM0.NS,
ssfaTsa OF raK LAWS or rsS usIrHp sTArys.

Terra Of fAs Repubicn.-
Two dollars year-one half 10 advance
Price Of .aSuertisiny.
One dollar and fifty ceais square, for three weeks
and twenty-five cents for each pablicatioa after
sasiies ones 10 the same proportion.
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) pIKECT TAX,

NoT1CE is hereby given, thai the Dir
AlS esd Tax, Tor the year lsic, laid incen-
forniy 70 the act Of Congress, passed the
2S,h Of April, 1915, upon the fo'lcwiog dc.
scrlbed property, is now remaining unpaid |;
and thar unless the said Tax, with ton per
cent. in addition thereto, shall be paid to the
srbscriber, on or be iore the I'D day Of Oct
the said properly, 0r 50 much ihcrcof as shall
be necessary to satisfy tho said Tax and
twenty per cent. IN addition thereto, win be
sold al Pubic sale, at the ours-Mouse in
Ihe town Of Newpors, in the esrn,y Of New
port, tho sale TO com mmeBcs a. ii o'clock, A.
M. oNthe said day Of tlcsoher, tsiy---siz /:
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gsgenersi Assortment Of LUMBER and woon.
Nsr?ort, sept, ~.
WILLIAM Ii. KATHBONE,
Rfstrc.fuhy in/orms Ais Frirpds " fhe Public.
l>HAr he has taken the Stores, Nos II and IS,
rhAsses-street, aud offers for Sale Gsnersi
Assortsacn, Of ~
SAit- Chandlsyy am Groceries, .s
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ch. sd in'this town.
ksgnoft, August 27, 1917. "
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NOTICE Is hereby given 10 the Members Of shs
4 RsoDs-IsLksp MsrIeAL socrsrr. that DE-
Plomss Of PeiIowshp are prepared. add ready to Be
delivered on application 10 tbs Recording oe Cor.
responding Secretary. sy srdsr,.
JsIS ". RlcasoNn 6~. sw~.
SsptsmbU 10, 1917.
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Stevens & Hammond,

I FsJh sshr,r i.iepdt aud tpe pubI,c, that they
the business of go
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-30
Philadelphia, January 2s.
PRINCETON CoLIEGr.


We are very much di turbed TO learn
that most serious disturbance, took place
a few days since among the Students at
Princeton College. As far as we nave been
able TO ascertain, it threatens the total dissolu
ton of that distinguished Seminary. from
whose Academic walls so many luminaries of
our country, in science, religion and politics
have emanated, shedding lustre upon its
name. From some unfortunate misunder-
standing between the Professor, Teachers and
Students, II appears the latter almost in bo-
dy, revolted, and by force drove their Superb
ors from the College apartments; and commit
ted great violence on the building. We
understand that nearly eighty of these in
considerable Young gentlemen have already
reached this city on their way home, abandon
ing their Collegiate duties, and obligation
With our present limited information we for
bear further remark on this unpleasant oc-
c9rrence; only hoping, that a returning sense
of duty on the partof the students, added 10
the decided Indignation of their parents and
guardians, will, even Yet, rescue this celehra-
ted institution from 50 shameful dissolution.
Gazette
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE

Fjjday, JdiEtayy 81.
Rfr Roberts reported q bill establishing the
salaries IF tie Messengers in the Executive
Departments.
hlr Chase reported bill 10 provide for the
punishment of crimes and offences committed
within the Indian boundaries
Mr.. Morrow reported bill for the division
Of certain qnarterscctiOns in future sales of the
public lands.
These bills we're segerally read and passed
20 q second reading.
The bill to provide for the prompt settle
mcHt % tie public accounts, was discussed, a.
mcnded, reported by the committee of the
Whole to the Senate, aud then postponed 10
friday.
The bill from The other House to amend The
Claims Law, was taken up, considered, aud
postponed 90 Wednesday,
Ihe &Cndtc Adjourned 10 Monday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-30

st OdsSsa, thaTt,;s tsc9etTeTF OF wheat, Which
last year was Is uoles is at present "A rubles !;
price Which was never before known in that
country.
The King ofWcrtemburghas ordered tliepur
his kingdom.
A letter from Hanover, dated Nov A. saws
=" According an estimate which has made its
appearance, the crop 4 rye has this year iailed
in Lower Sdxony from one third TO one half the
wheat harvest has been less unfayorable barley
and oats in most places good, beans excellent
potatoes in the higher grounds tolerabiy GOOD
but in the lower grounds bad. Some estimate,
that there will DE deficiency of20O O1O measures
of rye this yeartor The usual consumption of
100000 people"
An official paper announces the appointment,
10y the Prince Regent, of the Duke ofCamhrdge
to be Lieutenant Governor OF Hanover.
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NcV-l 0r., JGRNaI'y D.
I.ATEsST FROM CADIZ.


By the arrival yesterday ofthe ship Viii
liam, capt. Smith, in 5sdays from Cadiz,
we learn verbally, that. when captain S.
sailed, u Spanish force of 10000 men, I'M
der gen. ODonald, were assembled at ST.
Mary's, waiting for transports 20 embark,
for Sonth-America, to proceed against the
Patriots. They had detained all the Bri-
fish vessels in Cadiz and tie adjacent
ports for thatpurpose.
A Spanish frigate of4i guns, as convoy
to Il number of merchantmen, was prepa-
ring TO leave Cadiz for Vera Cruz, Havana,
and other Spanish ports, and would be
ready To sail ill a few days.
Several Buenos Ayres privateers were
cruIzing off Cadiz and Malaga. They
had made great havoc among the Spanish
homeward-bound merchantmen, having
captured about % sail during the month
of November. ". Y. Mer. Adr.
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nousE OIL NEPREsENTArIyEs.
FrinlaN. Jnnnnln u.

fftfNts ONHNHjV ~.
Mr. N'Eee Of Kentucky, moved the follow.
Ing resolutions Of enquiry
Ncg0lsed. That committee be appointed 10
enquire whether any, and, il any, what Offices,
created during he war, have become useless
BY fuc return Of peace.
Bceo'rcd, lbatthc sad committee be instfuc-
ted 90 iaquireinto the eNpedicncy Of abolshinr
ais useless and unnecessary oiii"cs.
Fe3oirfd THAT thr sad committee benstuIc-
tod go enquire into The cXpediencv of dis.
qualifying auy rsrson from holding two o.iiaes
80 fie sane tinlc.
Hcairef, Chat thesaid committee he nstrnc.
sea !aintpfifc iutu ile eNpeiieHry 81 equalilinr
tie ptr aud emoluuepis ~ tie officers and
pef.Cns employed in ths cirii. mil fagy and "a
We department of thc O. rvcfnmout.
the resolutions were agreed % without r
division AVID committee Of i've ordered 70 b.
apDoiutrf &C. .nrangiy.
Bu mOiHHg VI 1r. fnrgdon,
pfspfsf rh. fheSeci ury Of War be re-
o1ir. a. i forc ilis iOuse astats nent Of
Il . annual Expenditure at the Military Acad.
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'Yctoi persons Therein educated, are now re-
tanned in the Army of the United States, and
the Offices in which they severaliy serve.
The House then proceeded TO the order OF
the day on the bill further To prevent the III
ting out, in the ports of the United States. OF
expeditions against nations in amity with tue
US. In committee of the whole, MIR. Jackson
ia the chair.
There arose on thisqnestion debate OF more
real importance, certainly, than any that has
taken place. AT the present session the result
of which was, the reporting of the bin TO The
House, without essential amendment
The House adjourned, without acting further
OF the bill, "A little before sunset.
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NEWPORT Jan. IL.
l%iei from Ene tlni- We nave been favored
"i'p don pSRhfs 70 tHe 18Th NOV. roceiv-
male the following extracts;
LomOa, NoU. 10.
The price ofbread stuiiS continue stationary
OWING toi'c allowed Importation Of grain. The
average prices are Wheat lO3s sd per quarter:
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Mr. MERCER said, ii was with unfeign-
Ell regret that he saw the member from
Norfolk perseverlng to-day in the motion
which he submittedto the iouse on YES. err
day, TO postpone indefinitely the further
consideration of the Report of the select
(iommitfaa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-01-30

~p''lp.ais: 4en.S5etScy than o,r. RanNopn.
whose speeches have been i'm general Most
faithfully reported. We iorbear for the pre-
sent. farther remarks on this point, appealing
'ea.lcsSly, 10 the candid verdict of every .mam
OF every party, in the House OF Reprcsen-
tatives, whether the remarks of Mr. Rau-
dolph, respecting the ,eperts of debates
IN the House to which he belongs, lave any
sort q. application 10 those at whom they were
aimed.
. January -.
The House of Representatives were occu-
pied the whole Of Saturday in discussing the
bill 20 prohibit the equipment. Sc. OF vessels
in our Ports, 20 be used against powers in
amity with the u. States. i motion was
made to strike out the third section, on which
the debate was resumed, and, no decision
took place before the Adjournment, will be
renewed this days
ChGriestoR, Jqnuaryl2l.
The Spanish brig Aficdno, whose crew mu-
tinted aud rose upon the officers, as mentioned
IN the Courier some time slce, has arrived at
Port-Au-Prince. (St. DsmlrgO) where she was
taken possession by Potion. III appears, that
during her cruise, which continued about six
weeks, she fell in with an English barque, as al
ready stated, when the leaders ofthe mutneers,
M'hINNEN, with ten of the men, weni on board
of her, no doubt 20 plumber, but were carried TO
/ Dcrarara; afterwards, OIL the Virgin Islands,
the mutineers put part of their number into a
boat, and sent them on shore-and the vessel
finally arrived nj Port Au Prince, with about 20
otthe crew only remaining on board. ICourier
Arrived, British brig Supply, Kingston, ST
Vincent, December, lat 10, il, Ion CT, was
boarded from privateer schooner of Is guns
and 70men. Was treated politely. The board
ing officers (who wore the English uniform,
and spoke the English language said the pri.
vateer was from Buenos Ayres and had taken
several prizes, which were sent to Carthage
ma. This seems incredible, as no Intelligence
OF the recapturc OF that place, from the Spani-
ards, has yet reached the United States.
SdrDtauh Repub. 2ISt last
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
HOUSE Of DELEGATES.
Ye1neSdnn. I'm 81

"Wednesday, jan. 81.
DEBATE
On the QUESTION Of CONVENTION.
[Csntinued.
Mr.. TazeweN moved to postpone the
Resolutions of the Select Committee. till fine
3lst OF March.-Mr. MERCER (of Lou
doun9 rose to address the House.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The Monthly FiSi.nnt, having now
been in the hands Of the public Tor q
season. must have given
those who have been in the habit Of
reading it. an opportunity OF forming
pretty correct estimate Of its rea
value. Its object is instruction, com,
bined with innocent amusement. And
to effect this, while important, reli-
gious topics. arc freely discussed, in.
tercsting anecdotes are never exclud-
ed. Many fugitive pieces. some OF
them of real interest and value. by
being inserted here. are rescued from
obi, ion and while it delights, spe-
cially. in religious intelligence, it is
enriched. occasionally, with poetical
pieces, and obituary notices.
The continuance OF this work, is
now depending. entirely, on increased
encouragement. Unless the town be
at the expense of publication, its fu,
ture visits must be discontinued
The Editor is ready, and stands pledg-
ed to do his part, and hopes that the
public will not be backward in doing
theirs.
A person will in the course of few
days wait upon the citizens Of Alex
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A PLAN

70 prevent small Vessels such as Sleeps,
sPringing s.lsak, and thereby sink
ias.
In small decked vessels such rs siOops,
there are seldom more than three or tour
men 60 navigate them, so that IT they
Sprias q leak, the fatigue becomes 50
great at the pumps that the men are soon
exhausted. When q slOep or small YES
SCI IS building, and plsnking the bottom
and sides, lei the satside OF the timbers
be rubbed ever with ua:xture Of pitch,
ar, coshair 4 powdered charcoal made
hot. and which whea cold, is Of the cen
ssteacy of cobler's wax; after rubbing
'he tiulbers on the Outsides, when the
laakS are caulked, fill all the spaces up
eslTeen the timbers with this mixture,
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and also over the inside Of the mixture,
then nail on the ceiling or lining plahks.
II is impossible, if the seams OF the out
er planks are ever so open, for the YES
sci to leak; nor eau either rats or mice
penetrate between the tiaIbers, because
they will not touch this composition
Two small brass rollers OR friction wheels
fixed on the opposite sides of the pump
spear, at the valve, will keep the pump
spear upright, and make the pump work
much easier.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05
Vaudeville Z Larmour,

Vaudeville Z Larmour,
offer for sale,
60 hhds wlnskey
so barrels dc
so barrels Northern rum
Is puuchcons West India DO
20 hhd,. New Orleans and Muscovado
sugars
50 bbls. do do Ilo
10 hhjs. New Orleans Molasses
81 boxes brown Havana sugar
go bags green coffee
Is casks Goshen cheese
10 10 half do 5 Chocolate No Is 2
252 los. Fictant aud Bengal indigo
90 kegS ground ginger
500 almonds
20 nutinegs
10 boxes Windsor and Rasc soap
imperial, dyson, young hysOn and
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