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Public Sac.

THE subsoribcr eH'rrst sa'r !ls rs.
TABLISHMENT mr the 70 tn
ide Of Cam eron- street, 1T a'rd - 'le
centre OF the square tc'rc"h t'' T.: k
Of Alexandria ard lie Cry ia,era-
consisting OF three story
BRICK EnESE,.
with two stories in HE rear. tic whr.e
GOV cred with slate aud 'nrnins il ne
range Of buildings frcm the fir: ~
feet 6 inches. Tie muse c"niain, twelve
rooms, 10 es,des the store and cei'crs: II
of them with fire pla ccs. somr Of tisn
spacious and elegant, AMI few ..sS lan
IS by 10 feet in the clear, except s'e
close room; one from. and two back siair.
ways, a kitchen with two fire p!ac,.>,
with stoves for cooking, over which &c
servants rooms adjoining pantry. sm"Ss
house and other necessary back bait.
diugs.
The cellars are large. foorcd and fl
ted up in the neatest manner,equah iI"ct
supl rior to any in the district; the trnr
ever which, is finished in the best site.
and has been occupied for a length u
time pass as fancy store, consisting "t
China, DELI. Glass and Hardware. &c.
The cellars as Vine Grocery and Spirit
Store, &c.
The purchaser can have the goods Oh
hand, which comprise GOOD assortment
land have been carefully selected at cost.
TN the house, so far, there has been
expended and paid upwards OF Sl2,Oco.
Nearly I6 feet Of the lot in front remains
to be built on.
The buildings are insured and nearly
complete in every pa ticu'ar. and on ex-
animation will be found to he an establish.
ment equalled BY Few here or elsewhere.
Absut two thirds Of the amoun: for
bouse goods, &c. ~suld be required in
hand. or in approved notes at short date;
on the remainder a long credit will be
given.
He would wish, also, to sell, on e
credit, or woaId barter for goods, or pro,
perty in the district--two 'ausres OF ~"
acres each, in the town at Jefferson. Ghir.
Both squares Join III with the pno'e
,iuare, on which has oeen erected tpe
:nar ket house, court house. jail. etc.
The squares IRE divided into hall squares.
by SO feet alleys, and to each half square
there is attached 8 acres Of land imme.
diately adjoining the tswn,as town farms.
and to each square the remaining l0a
acres, further distaat. Tins settlement:
is in fourishirs state. being tn" county
and prst town. situate! on the yer
Grand, short distance from Lake Ere,
the soil rich and # first rate ouai,,'-
Should he rot be able 10 effect the sales
above stated in a short tine, Oh liberal
and fair terms, he would have no Objcc.
ton TO take a partner in trade, who put
ting one third Or one half the interest Ire
holds in the concern, would reap pro-
port;ouabte part OF the profits 10 assisting
to conduct The business.
VIM. DUNLAP.
N. B. Arrangements might BE- made
to accommodate partner With the whole
or part Of the dwelling house IL nrcessa-
~. February 90 2a"4~
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John G. Laid & Go.
Have for sale the Cargo of the bri.
George Washington, viz.
20 tons bar iron
50 bbls and 5 hhds NE rum
bids rOlasSes
a IS barrels cider
IA barrels sugar
a. do tanuer's oil
81 do and i34 bushels potatoes
9 do apples
Is kegs ginger
90 bundles wrapping paper
case bandana hdnkkerehiefs
8 boats
SEQ pounds cassia
dining sets India China, each s.
pieces.
January II
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February 81
BY John Jack son &, CO.

Ky JOHN JlCh sou O. CO.
On Saturday 22d Instant, at 10 O'Clock
At The arcti"n Rooms. Union street
will be selr, wi'hurt reserve, to close
sjlnc cDn,i-u;nents-
Few piccts elegant Brussels carpetings
10 kidderninster do
10 star and passage d.
\ few hearth rugs
! bate elegant colored bombazet's
: trunk ca'coeS
| ca. beautiful domestic cottun-on a
credit OF 90 days.
Broadclotas, fne and second quality
Gas.imere>, costings, Aannels
aic"e~, muslins, pins, hosiery
ladraS l. common hdkfs. cation hdkf-
Hiegsnt silk, camcls hair, incrino, and
cotton Shawls
; cHse, elegant silk Hats
2 brown 90
) trunks ladies elegant silk SANDALS
3 boxes No COCO shoes
3 Boots
lovoice Glass Ware, Waters, Combs, &c.
1 case elegant lrisa Linens
i5ruwn Linens, Sheetings, Curtains, Cot,
ton Balls, morocco, pocket aud memoir
ayIum Books &c.
mould ami dipt Candles, Chocolate,
Brandy R4isins, cotton Cards, gcoss and
nett Herrings, Sugars, &c.
February 81 It
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-02-21
against

5gdlnSt
Mary Bushby widow ANDY
Roberts and Elizabeth his
wife. Beverly Waugh and
Catharine his wife. Mary
Bushoy, 4 Joseph Bnshby, SIn CHANGER.
heirs Of William Bushby,
deceased.
and
fJohn SeiIl,
defendants.
The defendants, Mary Busbby, and
Jonathan Roberts aad Elizabeth his wife
Beverly Waugh, and Catharine his wife
Mary Bushby and Joseph Bushby, no,
having entered their appearance and
giving security according to the statute
and the rules of this court, and II oppear.
ing to the satisfaction of the court upon
affidavit, that the said defendants Mary
Bushby and Jonathan Roberts. and his
wife. Beverly Waugh, and Catharine his
wife, Mary Bushby and Joseph Bushby
are, not inhabitants Of this District: nc
motion of the complainants by their coun
sci it is ordered that the said defendants
Mary Bushby, widow. and Jonathan RI;
berts, and Elizabeth his wife. BeverI,
Waugh and CatharIne his wife, Mary
Bushby and Joseph Bushby, do appea
here on the first day of April term next
aud enter their appearance 10 The suit
and give security for performing the do.
crees OF the court, aud that the other de.
PENDANT, John NeiII, do not pay away,
convey, or secrete, the debts by them
owing to, or the estate or effects in hi
hands, belonging TO the said apgeDt de
PENDANTS May Bushby and onathan 70
berts and Elizabeth his wife Beverly
Waugh and Catharine his vile, Mar,
Bu~hby aud Joseph Bushby, until the
further order Of decree Of this Court,
and tha, a copy Of this order be forthwith
Published for two months successfully
in me OF the pubic newspapers publish
cd in this county, and r,at another copy
be posted at the front door of the Court
House OF said county
A cOpy-re,t'
q. DENEALE. G. c.
January % law2m
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Port OF Alexandria.
FROM TIE EXCHANGE COFFEE
HOUSE BOOKS.

February l9.
Brig Ceyion. Ferrier, which vas drl'
ven ashore b. the ice at bergen Point
Y, ork. q 4 OF on Saturday evening the
18th instant. ~
Packet schooner Phil de,ph!a, Hand
~ Norfdk. Eth instant. up Tor Fhlia
delpAis, to sail IN a lew days.
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The Schcm,ng NE,l!incr.

We are informed that ~ frcoeh
lady began business IN this city aad
after experiencing - considerable i".
gree 0i fashionable cus;om, ,roIosea
10 dispose of The reun,inder OF her
stock of Fancy gsois through the
medium Of an attractive lottery, IN
which there were TO be no biamks.
Accordingly her shop Was thron-;ed
with ladies. old and yeung, anxious
for .he precious articles 20 he o..
tanned at 50 c!!eapa price. She dis.
posed Of about 5 90 dollars worth Of
tickets and the happy to!ac"s OF
them were info laed iliat the d aw.
ing woeli take place IN the COURSE III
this week; 9at unaa@Py /" relate,
the Id, CAS- witFlI. avn ;. t!b III hrr
g"urs and chat''~s. tes v!a,, ~ ere.
dalaus customers a eon,, e:a blank,
shop.
Phil GaZrtre.
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FOR SALE.

On liberal Terms,
A NUMBER Of Houses and Lets, az
u the lower end OF Fairfax street,
and the whole or a part Of the low grouhd
OF marsh adjacent to Jones's Padut- AP-
plyn Gu. =
Dec 2S' -
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taking ar appropriation Tor The tempo
rary relief Of the Poor Of the tow.
Section /. Be it enacted. tat the fu
ther sum Of four hundred dollars be. ant
ne same is hereby appropriated toward
he relief Of out door pensioners u TEN
,orary poor. principally in the article o
iuel, TO be distributed under the diree
ton of one member from each ward, tt
such persons only as have gained lsga
residence in the town.
Section 2. Be it iu ther enacted, thai
Mess,s. Morgan, Hopkins, veitch and
Sandlord, be ard the ssme are hereb,
a appointed a committee to carry the above
in effect.
Section s. Be il further enacted, tina,
his act shall commence and be in force
from and after the passing hereof.
Passr.l in council 18th day Of Februa,
ry, 1917. -
President pro TEN.
Approved 18th February.
EDM. |. Lee, Mavor.
Test. l P Thompson, c. Q.
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Communicate for the Patriot.

Communicates tUr TIE TltTlUt.
Extract nf a letter dared SeM-Or!can
January 9G,h. 1917
"Times are very hard here, produce
continues yer, high. moEcr. scarce apt
drafts on the Aia!antic states cannot b.
negotiated"
Cotton IS l2 a &c cents cash; SnCaI
l0all cEnts: Nolas.es Sc cents; Fluur
10 do,!ars; tobacco cpn...
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Orphans Court,


Alexand.ia County,
Feb. Term. 1877.
Ordered, That the executors OF John
Nav, deceased. do insert the usual adj
.ertisement three times week ton tour
weeks in the Alexandria newspapers.
Copy-Test, ,
A. MOORE, Reg Wills.
This is to gire Notice,
That the subscribers, Of Alexandria
county,, in the district vi COlumba, have
obtained from the Orphans Court OF sand
county, letters testamentary on the estate
of John May. late of said county dec d.
All persons having claims ahainst the
said decedent, are hereby warned TO exc
hibn the same with The vouchers thereof
passed by the q, phans' Court, to the sub.
seriber. on er before the 10Th day oil .Aa.
gust next, or they may by law lie er-
Guided from all bereht to said estate
and those indebted thereto are required
20 make immediate pay nent.
Given under our hands this lOta day
OF February, 1917,
David Ross,
Jonah Isabel,
Executors Of John May.
Feb 10 cO4w
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February IL
Public Sale
To be SOLD, for the best Pricsthey 'oill
bring i:

10 be SOLD, for the best Pricsfh they 'chl
bring !:
Three valuable two story
well fiaished Brick Teuements and Lots
Oh Saturday the 9Th of March, at twelve
o'cluck, situated on the east 81 Wash.
'ington street, between Prince and Duke
strests in the town of Alexandria, which
were conveyed to me BY Jonathan Schoi'
|Geld and wife, in trust, to indemnify
Andrew Scholheld against certain en-.
dorsements by him made tor the accom-.
mudation of the said Jonathan The
boye tenements have healthy situation
and in genteei nsighborhood well caieu'
;atea for private families ! and WI be
,,id without reserve. Ierns made known
At time Ut sale.
r. l, TAYLOR.
Ch,,ry cots
We have uSt received ano
offer for sale, -,
200 barrels Kentucky walskey, old
and very hDe
50 boxes dipt candies
so boxes fresh mustard.
Bryan AampsOs q Co..
IS
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AN ACT

taking further appropriations for the
Improvement of the Market Square.
Section !. BE it enacted by the com
,..n council of Al-xondria, that the sum
If tifteen hund I'd dollars be & the same
is hereby appropriated Tor the purpose OF
uaying for the bell and town clock. con-
i,acted for in pursuance of an order II
epuncii Of the 18th day Of october 1916
lr.i hat the same be charged to the &C.
neral tuad.
Section . B. it further enacted, that
ihl> act shall commence and be ID tcrce
from and after the passing hereof.
Passed in council this l7.h day OF Fe.
5ruary 1917.
HUGH SMITH.
Presidents pro TEN.
Approved February Il.
EDM. ! LEE, Mayor.
Fest, l. p. Tlcmpsou, &C.
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CIGARS.

Just received and FOR sale,
Ten thousand first quai';y SPANS
'iGARS.
Em DevauShn.
Feb cary 81 Ut
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-, Potomac and Shenandoah
Navigation Lottery.

: NE draw.ag OF the Lottery will De
4 recommended on Monday the thiro
OF FEBRUARY next
tickets to be had of Joseph Brewer
,t the Commissioners Office m George
Town. and of Jonah Thompson, Agent
Of salu Lottery, in Alexandria.
Elle Williams, Prest.
DecemberQ.
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District of Columbia.

County Of Alesandria-tn wit
november term, 1910.
The Common Council of Alexandria.
Complaint.
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be wished, your correspondent feels
confident there is not citizen vi
wishes to remain respected among Is.
and to see the prosperity of the town.
but will cooperate most heartily in
aid of this wise regulation.
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Just Received

Just Received
Price s dollars bound aud lettered
the new and complete life of our
Blessed Lord q Saviour
JESUS CHRIST,
Containing an authentic and full account
Of all the wonderful transactions, suffer.
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including the lives of st. John the Bap.
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sister OF officers AID agents. Civil Mill.
tarv and Naval, in the service OF the
Uuited States, on the 9Th day OF Sept.
1915. Published in pursuance Of re.
solution OF congress, Of Che 9th April
1876.
r. GRAY.
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A bill having been introduced in
the Legislature of Maryland for re-
moving the seat Of government to
Baltimore. a member, DR., Dural. has
offered a resolution declaring it in
expedlent to remove. as in Baltimore
" mobs the most fnrious arc reared
with unparalleled facility" and I" the
dangerous and ovcrgrowing prepon-
derance of that city might prove of
evil tendency to the body polite. as
it did to sundry unfortunate victims.
during the existence of tie ever me-
norable mobs of July 1872"
Information has fp.shed town fro
I.rbec, says tho Boston Daily Advertise
of Friday. that the Plaster law, Of thc'
Province cf New-BrunSwick. is immc
dirtely to take effect, and that prpcla
nation to that effect had reached LGbrc
lit will be Tenembei ed that this l.
prohibits tie landing Of Plaster at Do
ton. or any part east uf II under Il pena.
III Of 20 shiIlIagS.
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aNaCT

taking ar appropriation for The tempo
rary relief Of the Poor Of the tow.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03
FROM THE MEDITERRANEAN.

lCommunlcalsu Tor the American Daily Advertiser.
Extract OF a tetterJrOm gentleman to his friend
an hiscity, ddted Leghorh Roads, July IL, 1917.
DEAR SIR-We sailed from Mahon, on the
Sth OF June, with the squadron, and anchored
IN the Bay of Marsci'les two days afterwards
The Pratque Officer, sent two men OH board
as a guard, till the council should meet, which
has the regulation of quarantine affairs II is
common in several OF tile Mediterranean ports,
TO send This guard OH board Ships in quaran.
tine with the Ostensible view of seeing that thew
do not infringe any of the quarantine laws
bat believe they are spies kept on board, to
sift ont the object of the vessels in coming into
port.
We found Cleopatra's Barge, ard the British
frigate Tagus, captain Dundas, here. The Ia.
gus, is, without exception, the neatest rugged
snip ever saw, and is kept in elegant order
She sailed for Malta the day after our arrival ::
they have British Ambassador 10 the Grand
sisnisr on board, and will carry him to Con-
stantiHople.
We saluted the town with 81 guns, which
was returned with the like number of guns in
the worst order ever heard. The beauty Ola
salute consists in the regularity &c time BE-
tween the intervals Of firing The French
paid no attention to this, in returning ours
On the THIRD day after our arrival, we've 10
formed that we we're quaTantiued for fifteen
days from the time we dropt our anchor on
account of having MIR. Shaler or board lie
usual quarantine from Port Mahou, being bat
ten days, from the day vessel left that Fort
MIR. ShaleT had then been from Algiers ~ DAYS
and received pratique in two different ports
The commodore considered THIS unusual qua.
rantiue as a mark Of eiimity on their part and
determined 0u leaving the port, without wait
ilg for pratiqne, which he did on the 18th 49,
The day before we sailed the Spark slim.
ped her cables, and went 60 sea IN y gale Of
wind.
This lengthenedq quarantine might have been
mere etiquette on ilie part OF the French, ~
they are very particular IN triflcs the com
mOdore IS determined never to enter another
French port, as friend, unless oTdctcd by the
Navy Department
MIR. Fitcli, az American merchant at Mar
settles, was aloDgside OF this ship, and repre-
sen;ed that place as ~ miserable condi-
ton. They had bad but four hours rain for
sN months, aud all tie crops had failed The
gssernseGt officers found it impossible to col
feet the taxes, as II took all She poorer classes
could earn, tOpurchase bread. MI Fitch saws.
that II the people are not relieved ~ some man
ncr, connections val taSe place. France il
divided witn,u Herself, and very hiile will Kin
die up blaze, which Louis wid hud difiiculi
to estnguish.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-10-03

OF cur cyceilert Constitution. IN the union Of
the people our government iSSnshciently strong,
and on this union confidently rely. our go-
vsrnmert has proved its strength. We have
terniipa;ed With honor a war carried on gain Il
powerful nation, and that natisn peculiarly
favored by fortunate circumstances. Our arr
my gained glory, our navy acquired equal re-
no~n, and all classes. of citizen as opportuni-
t. offered, aud where the pressure was great
est, acquitted themselves with honor.
This nation Is now respectable for Numbers,
and more respectable az AN enlightened pvo.
pie. That It's future happiness AID cicry may
answer TO its present prosperity, is my sincere
desire.
BE assured, sir, that l shall ALWAYS take Il
deep interest i'll the prosperity of this insiitu-
ton. II Is knsvu at disianoc among scenti-
nc men. You have chosen TOR it a name moi
unknown abroad to science, and which is To Hlc
peculiarly interesting. l avail my self ut til,
opportunity of bearing my testimony 10 the
talents, learning, and great public services o!
that venerable statesman and philosopher
whose name you have piefxed to your institn
ton.
Accept. gentlemen, my grateful acknowied =
ments for the kindae>s with which have heru
received, aud my sincere wishes for Your indi.
vidual happiness and prosperity.
JAMES MONROE.
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MUSEUM GAZETTE, EXTRA.

saVanash, Wednesday Evening September "a. :
Efrdct 81 u ietfer from u gentleman IN Sc. Nd
- rvs. dated September 20.
The result of the act;on on, H. ,o,t
'hat about IL o'clock that night, the Spanish
gun boats went back 10 The Narrows, with one
man Killed and the troops returned To Harri-
son $, with two killed the whole force about
e e put s"ma OF the Patriots and some Of the
Spanish party tell me only about 10 wore enra.
go WIN two brass pieces on M'Clure's hill.
TrrihS on The town and on the San Jusef-the
Comma ntsn; made the Others remain behind
t,'e hih. Neither party Came within mnsket
shoi 10 person hurt on The patrioIic side. [
presume no further attempts will be made. and
that the Patriots will remain in possession of
aniefa Mac Gregor sailed Oh the nth inst. :
II is said for South America"
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70 tie Editors oftkc National Intel6gencer
RaD RIVER INDIAN AGENCY,
NafcAifoches I.o. n 1917

70 tie Editors cTthe National Intel6gencer.
RED RIVER INDIAN AGENCY,
Natchiioches, dag. %, 1917.
GENTLEMEN
HVrewli', enclose Won copies of inter-
ccpted dispatches which were delivered
to one four traders by some Commanche
Indians, who state, that they killed the
bearers ofthem between ST. Antonio de
Bazaar and iabaiiie.
ihese dispatches give an account, in
detail, ut the unfortunate fate of the gal-
iant col. Pei1y, and Mai. Gordon, GATE a
lieutenant IN the u. s. riie corps) and for
1.-TWO Americans, al the Cowpens, IN tie
vicinliy of Lahalne Also, detail of the
operations of the Royalisis, under the
command of gen. Aredondo, and the Pa
riots commanded by general Nina, at
and IN the vicinity of S"io la Marina.
Notwithstanding The Patriots have sus-
tanned a great loss in lie fall oi the Tort
ar Soto IA Marlna, (which contained all
their war muntions) and notviths!and-
my tie Royals 5 al,u y great victory O.
yer Nina. I've (Mina) is pursuing the OBJ
ject of ms campaign, whilst the enemy is
sendrg back tor reiniorcements and
has already penetrated as far as Esper,i.c
Santo, and IN a few DAYS more will effect
Junction with general Victorio. This
opinion is very much strengthened by lie
fact of his being already Ia a thick settled
country Of the friends To the Republican
cause. The publication al the document
which relates to the fall ofcol. Perry anil
his detachment, will Inform their relations
and friends of their fate, and at the same
time il may afford them some consolation
to know, they dica IN tie cewse Of freedom.
have the honor To- he,
Respectfully, your obi. servt.
JOHN JAMESON, lad. Agent.
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SPANISH AMERICA.

Ertraci IF a lstser 10 the Eaitor Of the DeMocrt-
tic Press, dete@ st. ILOm0S, SEPT. ~, 1917.
a" The BraZeB siOOp Of war has arrived here
to day, the 18th September, from Trinidad
She informs that the OIonoke is completely in
possession Of the independents Manv yssse!s
have arrived from Augustura at the island OF
Trinidad with Indigo, cocoa and coffee. &c
aud very profitable trade is carried on be
twee0 that island aud Augustura. The Span
Ish blood hound Moriloh had TO leave the Isl
aud OF Margartta and collect all his forces TO
oppose the Independent forces, who are col
lecting an immense army near hugnsfura. nm
der The command of Bolivar, who seems to be
commander in chief of the civil az well as mill
i6ry INSTITUTIONS Admiral BriOn is also at Au.
gnStura with his squadron. General Pals, with
numerous cavalry is threatening Caraccas
On The sea side, after hIorilo had his troops
collected together, he marched upon Guerra,
which he surprised IN the night, and put every
soul to the sword.
- vessel has lately arrived from England
with about 20 men, intended as officers, Ac. for
tie independent ship called the Three
Friends, with about $50 more, is expected eve
~ day. The first vessel has been Ofdsred Oft
by the government here.
There arc three American sailors here in
prison. They arc IN a very peculiar situation
~ would be well that their relations send them
their projections, they being without any
Their names are
{" AEca Corey, or Cory, from Providence,
Rhode Island.
" Frncis rap der Hcrchea, born in Balt.
pore. but raised in Cl'arlestou.S s. &.
J0nas BO,cmGR, Philadelphia"
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in his letter to ns--" II YOU should have any
acqua,atances. disposed Ia assist IN. Patriot
cause, who are bound TO the main, Though
would advise them to let the SpaniardS a.
lone J this is the best port they can possibly
I" touch at Tor correct Information"
Messenger.