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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05
Phita deipiia, April 2.

Use following letter. says the Ss.
vannab Republican. Vas addressed 10
John Mix, Esq. conmanier of TIE
ship Ceres, who politely handed il 10
the editors for publication The
source from whence it comes, cnt.
ties il TO serious consideration.
Port.au. Prince, a2d February. 1877.
DEAR SIR-ltms, not be smi,s.
on your arrival at Say nnah, 10 give
publicity to the follow : facts. which
have so recently occurred here, and
which, if not noticed b. The govern.
nent of the United S ates, vii! 10
attributed by the Ila't ians To tho
want of nerve. They openly aDI
boldly deny our having the mesusio
resent any outrage, h0weverstrcc'sus
it might be.
"On the goth inst. james FatS.p,
an American seamen, (accustd o,
having killed, in the aiternooa Ofthe
preceding day. 18th, a black nan. Ga
board the American brig Merchant,
captain Burnhsm) Was shot Hy
military tribunal. in the presence Of
soldiers. marched cut TO witness
the murderous act. Six soldiers ~rro
ehosrn for this horrible purpose; ioa:
Of them fred, and Wais.n fe'i dead
on the spot; the rena'nin; tive.
whose muskets missed fire IN tbs
first instance, az ,in took aim, and
again their muskets missed fire; dis
appointed and enrascd, they rushed
upon their victim; pierced his lie
less corpse with their bayone's; an
finally discharged the contents Of
their msskets through the head OF
the deceased. Watson died like a
brave. man, and deserved better
fate. Counsel WAS employed 10 DE-
fend him; nothing. however, would
he heard in bis defence. nor leave
allowed him TO produce his witnesses,
his comrades of the brig Merchant,
Potion was petitionsa To order . e.
vision fthe seat sace; his answer va.
that the deceased had killed sd.
der. and must suffer death. Nothing.
could save him, and ID the Shot,
space Of "a hourS, he was accused.
arrested aud shot; for trial he bad
none.
"rhe circumstances which led 10
the death Of the Haytirn, are as FOL.
lows:
"On the fSth, two soldiers went
on board the brig Merchant, snd,asii
customary With them whenever they
have an opportunity, Committed
theft. Having succeeded so well,
the, returned TIE following day, the
18th, when the mate (who together
with all hands, were al work ID the
hold. the captain being on shore CT
dered James Watson and - 10 ="
up and drive away the INTRUDER"
took a ropes end, With which
he struck one OF them; Watson loOk
I'D stave. and struck the other o.
the buttocks. who 10 avoid second
blow, which He had reason 10 afprt'
bend, precipit.tcly retreateG; but 10
his haste, his foot slipped when Gs
fell into his own boat aIoog'ide' aoa
broke his neck. This whs WATSON,
own statement: it is plausible aHa
very probably the r,et: but true OF
false, be should have mad trial.
fair trial, be had no trial at all. sn'
was in plain Easlish, NJ CRDh"hp'
| am, sir, your most ODeGient seffe"'
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05
From the Boston Centinel.
CAUTION!
To whom it may Concern.

II ia a common observation OF
'shis Masters on returning from u
VOYAGE, that their conpasses had
not agreed within one or two points
this complaint may be obsiated IL
there is proper precaution taken IN
building vessels F.; the fact Is, there
should not be any irou within three
or four feet OF the Biunaele. instead
of this, il is fact. that there is
within the attractive distance of the
Compass, on a fair calculation, from
five TO ten pounds ofiron within this
distau e. and particularly in the bolts
which eoniine tie after part o! the
combipgs of the companion wav'
which, generally speaking, is within
six or ten inches of the compass
card; these bolts, although complete
" covered with wood, putty, or
any other substance, have the same
influence on tho Magnetic Needle.
Fora remedy, make use OF copper
altogether.
| N. BIT is a common practice
with many TO have two compa'ses 10
the pinnacle at the ssme time. this
never should be. as the common width
does not admit of their being at sui
fieient distance to prevent their at
tracing each other.
/ lag NE i,
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Gbeatre

The public are respectfully informed
that the Alexandra Thesp'an Society
will perform FOR the last time this sea-
sony on SATURDAY, april 5-tor tue
Benefit at the POOR
The much admired Comedy, IN Jire
.icts,-pf
Cure for the Heart-ache.
After which, the favorite Farce OF
The PRIZE; or,
9, 5, 9, 8,
~ Tickets to be had at r. Gray's
book store : at the Herald aud Gazette
Offices, and at the Theatre.
Doors open at halt past 6, and the cur
tain to rise precisely at bali past seven
O'Clock.
Box, SI-Pit, IS cents.
.prl y 1T
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05
MAGNET,

A German poet having lately writ
ten : gastranomic song upon the
pastry of one Of the hest pastry cooks
of his place: the latter thought &c
could net better testify his gratitude
than by sending him one o. the 90
iec,s he celebrated in his song. The
ooet was at frst enchanted with the
work. But D gri"fi on finishing the
last morsel, he recosni2sd in the pa
per on which it lay, when baked,
the cony { is sp1; with which he
had testified his homage to the pas
try cook. In a great rage he ran to
his shop. and accused him with the
crime of loesos poetic. " n sir ~
replied the artist not in the least
disconnected, q" why so angry
have osiy followed your example,
You made song upon nv pas'ry'
and I have made pie upon your
song"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05

richest hahited slaves we had ever
zen; they were entirely cove ca
With gold and silver. Refreshments
we're afterwards served upon beauh'
fuI inlaid tables not higher than 3
foot fron the ground amongst the
sherbets, fresh pomesranate juice
psssed thro' the rind of the fruit,
which gave it an excellent tayour.
ftcr the rrpast. slaves ATTENDED with
|filigree censers. Offering at the same
|tiae towels, with gold ends Wove ia
them near yard deep. We attend
ed Lila luliuma md her daughters
to the Bey's house to visit Lila
Aisha. his wife. We saw on our
wy new e ard solphe building Tor
the Bey. of variega'cd marble bro't
from Genoa. and Chinese tiles from
Malta. Maltese are come over 70 lay
the terraces. which theY do with an
art peculiar IL the .nsclyes LILA
Aisha,the Bey's wife. is thought to be
very sensible. though very 'aushty
Her apartments were grand 4 her
SELF superhIy habiled Her che mise
was covered with gol embroidery al
the neck /; oyr it she wore gni''
and silver tissue iilcck, or jacket
without slee es. II over that another
of ourpls velvet. richly laced WITH
gold, with coral and pearl buttons. set
quite close together down the front.
III bad short sleeves, finished with a
cold band. 81 far below the shoulder
and discovered wide loose chemist
Of Transparent gauge, ornamsnted
with gold. silver AMI ribbon st'ipes.
The drapsry or haracan she wore
over her dress was oil the ti'est erin
son Transparent gauEe. between rIrh
silk stripes of the same color. She
wore roHnd her anclcs, as DID all the
ladies ofthe Bashaw's family, u sort
of fetler, made Ola thick bar OF gold
80 fine that they bind il round the
leg with one hand. 1t is an inch and
a half wide. and as much in thickness
each Of these weighed four pounds. -
None bat TIE Bashaw's daughters and
grand daughters are permitted to
wear 9his ornament of gold ladies
who are not Of the blood royal. are
Obliged to eoaino then5elvesin this
Iart!S!e or dress, to silver j 'st above
this. 4 band OF three inches wide OF
gold thread, flashed the ends of a
pair Of ,inade OF pale yellow
sud white silk Snahad We in
each car; two we're put thraush the
bottom Of the ear, and three through
the top, al set with precious stones
She was extremely stately. anihas in
Unite morcinhucnce with the Bashaw
and Boz, then the rest OF the princes
ses. We quilted the castle about 7
o cIcrk. whru The MarabUuts call on
the Moors Mflh time Of praying. was
ANNOUNCED. W. we're conducted
Through the Harem and though II
was day we were obliged to have
Ilnrehes on account orsomc long dark
passage we had TO 20 thro.' Could
the suaterrnneau ways and hilden
lcorners Of this castle. tell tue secret
lplots and strange events thnt have
happenrd daily within these walls,
they would he most extraordinary to
hear
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05
Wanted Immediately,

At the Marble Quarry, On the Poto'
mac, Montgomery county, Marylann'
nue bundled strong, healthy, labmln9
mrr. tn whom liberal wages will be
riven: and rnr Strong, healthy. Negro
man u;net> dollars from the lst Of Apr
unti, the iSt o! january next, or III pro
po ton 10, such time as they shail remain
At the Quarry,
By orlter Of the President oI the Unit
ed States,
Samuel LANE. Comr.
of tn p. Is. U. States:
Apply to
John Nelson, Esq. Federicktosn. Nd
John Li,tlejoha. Esq, Lecsbarg, Va:
Joshua shelton, Esq. near Coniad,s Fer
~, 49,.
Major holland, at Aiie L %. ey'
SaSuel Chapman, Esq : Virginia.
John Hartnett, AT the Quarry,
The printers Of this paper,
Alxanhria papers, or 49,,
TO he Commissioned ot the Public Bnlid
iugs OF the u Statessst "ashingtsn
April S 10"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05
Fresh cas-,
LAwRASuN AND FOWL

LAwRAS,tN AND FOWL
Have nnu iaud,ng, from 'fe big +
cOnory captain FarrOw from boston
and 'or sale
Is tests flesh young Hyson
sc rs BAt,y'a sugar
4 Ho.shaa'ls Muscarado do
Is boxes ( ssh Turkey Figs
1SS Resms wrapping paPer
4 bales Burbovn y Cattawa gurrahs
case Indigo
april 4
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05
Very fine Bear Meat

The subscriber will have in market TO-
morrow morning, the Meat OF very hne
YOUNG BEAR, which be intends XII
ling this day. The lovers Of this choice
but scarce article, are requested to give
him call.
John Zimmerman.
sprile ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05

Immortal Cook in Iat'iudee7e, ",
topped in his progress ~ impenetr2.
lie mountains Of ice. ..hd was r.
caring to tack about, he went Ia h.
eery end ofthc bowsprit. and wayiny
his hand, eScla;meA-Nc plus its4.
A gentleman walking in COMPANY
with lady made a miss step and
fell. The lady feeling for his sitqa,
lion, kindly assisted him il rccoye.
ing his feet, observing size WAS sorr,
Tor his faux pas.-ro this tie sai,
LIANT angrily replied" What Is tia,
YOU say. Madam, about my fore
paws /? and Immediately LETT her.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05
(Mcssengcr.)

The Moorish habit for mourning
consists only in the elo hes beicg en-
Itirely deprived Of their new appear
ance ; and the deeper tie mourning.
The mare different and even shabh.
the clothes are the eTore when il
liza. Hulluna, The wife of tn Bashaw
orders a CIV cap, ahirh is SD rich Y
lemho r,iroideTed TAT Il is like solid
plate Of gold, she never puts il on Il,
liz has passed thr0ugh the water he
fore her, A nd all the he uty OF II
DESTROYED. She weeps over the
Ioperaticn. and her tire women make
e mDora verses on the 0ccasl n. The
rest nf her clothes acre grand, and
ishe had cnstlS jewels on. 4 trans
narfp' ysi! Of maay yards, flowing
in graceful ! apery earl'~s'y about
her. displa,e ed the Whole OF her rich
dress through Il. snd her figure was
all together majestic with the sweetest
countenance. The apartment she
was in was hung with dark green
velvet tapestry, prnewenied with CO.
lIored silk damask flowers.
The sides Of the door way and the
entrance into the room were marble,
and according TO a custom OF furnish
Ing here. chuiee china and chrysiai
encireIed the room OF moulding
near the ceiling. Close beneath
these ornaments were pl eed large
looking glasses. &ith frames Of gold
and silver. The floor was covered
with curious matt z. the rich car
peting over il ; loose mattresses and
cushions placed on the ground. made
up in the form OF ,ufas and covered
With velvet. embroidered with gold
and silver, serv d for seats. with
Turkey carpets laid before them.
The coffee made like essence itself
was served in very small cups Of
china. placed in gold tilligree cups
without saReers Cd solid god sal'rr
of an uncommon size. richly embos-
sed. This massive waiter was hro't
lin hy two slsv s, who bore j, betseen
Them round 20 earh of the romPan' .
| and these two eunuehs were the,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05
MOORISH WINNERS.

From Tui'v's +" Narrative of a ten
Years Residence in rripo!i." an in.
teresing work recently published at
I.ondua, we have extrscte the fol-
lowing vivid picture of part Of the
court Of the Bashsw. The author.
who WAS British consul. had per-
hans better means than any other
European, of acquiring q perfect
knowledge Of the manners CT a PEG
Die OF rose present state so little
autheut:c information has reached
us,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05
FOR BOSTON AND PORTLAND
,-N The brig Nl-moi,

3S4S Captain P'ince,
&S. will be ready to receive a
carso N two days, and take freight for
either of the above places. Apply TO
LAwRASON & FO"LE.
Who have for sale, said briggs CAL
70, Of $50 tons Plaster Paris
anril
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05
MarseilleS Jan. 90.

1
1.-The ship Mount Vernon will
sail in about three weeks for Phila-
delphia. BRIG Superb. of Salem, is
here, capt. Rogers, of the William
| will take passage i'll the ship"
Colonial produce very dull at Mar.
settles, Jan. % Cotton 55 cents Gin
ger go to % cents Rice So l-2.
The Providence Patriot says
Z" We are authorised to state. that
the Treaty negotiated by Mr.. Russell
with Sweden, has bcen ratified, with
the exception Of two (r.thcr uniTn-
Iportant) articles.
Deaf and Dumb.
The Connecticut Asylum for the
education of the deaf AID dumb, Is 50
far arranged, as to promise It's open
Ing about the middle Of August next.
The people Of Savannah taking
into consideration Tie evils arising
from the Rice lands contiguous to it.
having determined in favour Of Civ
ing to the prophet rs ofthose lands
at the rate Of 40 cents per acre, IN
all 10000 dollars, as al imauccHent
TO abandon the wet cultivation Gf
rice. and adopt the dry mo"e. This
change. by draining tire marsh i
lands. will add much TO the health OF
the city.
Arrow Root has been planted OF
the Islands Of Georgia with success.
1t is said that Cochinealis found or
these Islands, subsistimg Oh the prlca-
II pear.
Captain Vancouver used 20 say.
at he had been nearer the pole than
any other man--for that when the
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-05

Captain Vancouver used 20 say
I al he had been nearer the pole thar
any other man--f0r that when The
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-14
Fifty Dollars Reward.

RAJ away FROM the subscriber, on OF
sbout the as instant negtoe man nam
ed SAM. lie is blacksmith by trade,
sged aboat twenty Ave years, about s
feet eight or ten inches in height has q
plcsing ccuntenaRce. shows his teeth
more than is usual when he laughs. and
Is uncomnOniy plaasable in his CONVEX
sa ,np aad manners.
viii pay the above SUN to any per.
sou mo shali'apprehend the above ruaa
was snd secure him 81 that may reco
yer aim again. provided be is appre
hearted to the North VI the Potomac
and thirty dollars il spptehended it
Virginia or the district of Colainbia
south u the Pntemsc. @s
BHshrod Washington.
Mount Vernoi., aear ,.exandna.
FEBRUARY 26 March l diva
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-14
PUBLIC SALE

On SATURDAY next. at 5 O'Clock
p. NJ. vii be sold VI Deans Wharf, INT
cargo If the brig Agent.
Tens liberal and made known at the
place OF sale
20 hhds FIRST quality Sugars
so bills. DO do
10 hhds. Rum
10 do Molasses
P. G. Marsteiler.
March IS
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Twenty Dollars Reward.
LOST,

LOSI,
On the 25th February, on the road
lsaling from Piscstaway to Me-. lgnatu'
GARDENERS, or in the town OF piscata
way, a red Morocco Pocket Bosk. con
tanning ao,e Of 800, on the Rank Of
Columbia. and individuals notes to tbs
amount OF 500 dollars, and other usetu
papers The above reward will DC giver
to any person delivering the Pocket Book
aud its contents to the subscriber 10 Pts
Getaway.
March IS st
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Pubic Sale


Public Sale
On Friday next the 14ts instant, will o.
aid at the veuduc store, corner o.
Prince and Water street. without te
,uperfne and second broad cloths
Various colours y
Pelise do DO
superfne oassimeres do
BpmbaZetts no
six aud cotton shawls
.Madrass and cotton flag handker'
chiefs
.Cambrics :.
Leno and book muslins
Calicoes
finghams
Dimities
Jeans
Plaia and plaid silks
Cotton shirtings
Flannels
Silk and cotton hosiery
M,ddspalanes
Mar.eilles vestings
Marseilles counte pains
Ladies' kid gleyes
ALSO,
Side board
Burrau
Katie cases
Bedstssds, etc.
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Will gire O Concert Of

Vocal & instrumental Music,
At MLaughiiu's City Hotel.
Ga SATURDAY Evening, March Is
rhe proceeds TO be placed in the hands
6f the FEMALE Charitable Societies FOL
distribution.
Far particulars see bills Of the day.
sSs Tickets One Dollar each--to be
bad at Mr. Gray's Bookstore, and at the
Nerall Printing Office.
Concert to commence at 7 o'clock.
March Is st
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March IS
CO CERT,
For the BENEFIT Of the POOR,

The public are respectively informed thai
the Alexandria Harmonic Society, as
sisted by the. Harmonic Society Of
Georgetown,
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AN ACT.

incorporating company to cut 9
canal, to unite the waters of Goost
Creek, in the county of Loudon, witt
the waters of Hunting Creek in TIT
county of Fairfax"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17

Letters asou: Ennaparte Oa,ely disco r,,-d &"
be forgery )-Tbis has been the 81, X o.
News, which by The ar,s of copying, diges,-
lng, en- bcliishinr, and moralizing, H. sup
piled about two bund' ed newspapers f,rnear-
iy yeat. " we add 10 the above lopicks
few Others, such as Rifles Narrative, Mission.
airy Socieiy's, Connecticut Election, Emigra.
tioD TO The West, snd the Baltimore inunda-
ton, We have comprehensive view Of all
the matter, which, by means Of It's infinite
divisi5iily. has been expanded over 80 nans
millions OF sheeis for so many months. Be.
oides these Wholesale subjects, almost ever
S,pte mas had some torick OF local interest
adapted TO all the Purposes OF newspaper
quar- reiiipg and speculation. 10 New-York
the GRAND CANAL .is>setting the psople Of
that S,ale by he ears with calculations. and
measur mems. and prophecies, one party as
seriing thst il is impraoticsbe ard the other
That i, is going on rapidly. The politicians
10 Pennsylvania al immersed In the calum.
nies and rectImi0s,ions Of on APFRoAeHIsS
Election. 10 Conneriicut newspapers lave
discussed the subject Of RELIGIoUs ToLLRA-
TIcS til ns,hing is LEI in se me of ,hcn but
intolerance AID hostility. In The Dis,ric, of
Maine, The papers ate attaching the mspia
Of EM,eaATIoS,, and prove their superior
agricollefai advantages SO satisfactorily as TO
make il advisable for the oatiyes Of Ohio 10
migrate TO the more fertile banks OF the PEN
obsco,. In vermont, the uhhroocding eteeno7
occupies the papers, They have published
three tickets of candidates, between whica
there is probably bur lit,ie choice. In New
Hamsnire we have Increased the stock of ius
telligenee, by spair Of t-sin Commsncenrnfs
and a nero SsGtc- Hoase. New-Jersey has sup.
piled newspapers with number Of dueis,
and Kentucky has afforded few rnu ders of
auo,hcr'sort. Such, reader, are the NEWS os
THE DAY.
~ And last md least comes Rhode-Is-
land, with her musical or rather unmusicai
Legislature, Court Martial, Sc, which ended
as u be gnn--in a Song l. Rehubiican
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17
NEWS OF LAE DAY.

Thc following arlicie is copied from the
Esc,er (N, Ii, WatshInan, OF Septsmber D.:
Whea oarrealers afe.tCid that nearly isso
h9sdrsG newspapers are circulated ever ous
country, some issued weekly, some semi
weekly, and some tve,y day, !, Is not surpris-
ing ,oM they shoald complain that We do not
gather from so many aoercesa s'eat Sarie,y
OF new aud interesting matter, than 10 gene
rally found in our paper. To justify e~'.
selves sgainstso so reasonable complaint, NC
shall occasionally present short abstract Of
the cooteais u. thsse - au,titudi1ous" news
papers.
To commence then our p'an with the past
year, we can easily dsseube the manner IN
Which printers have contrived 10 iill their
shStts. Ese'y body kaows that during this
period, there nsve been 90 wars al home or
ABROAD, except 4 perpetual skifnisbing IN
SoulS -Amsfies. rhsre have Seen no eeve-
iutions, por earthquakes, nor any such con-
veuisas tepieks qi editorial speculation. But
Luckily somo one event has always followed
upon the heels of another, which, by din, Of
copying and recopyiDg, has KEEP, up news
paper supply during this peaceful year. ID.
v,diug this period into three equal parts, We
find that each has been pfovideriislly provi,
ded With newspaper subjec, in the following
order The GnuB Wonm (killed by the
rains)-The rREsIpEST's TouR (Which IS
pow tspcriog of land the GLOUCESTER SER-
.rEsT (Which csnno, be csught.) Each Of
these maftev-effaes ,opicks has been regular.
ly served up ia its ,urn, occasionally inters-
pcrscd With Battles in S7hth .fasries (Which
we're never fought)-Repoirfion in Ezgtsrd
(Which ha, no, taken phce)--and Bitdsni
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17

remain inanims,e, he proceeded 10 er'mins
the picture behind, and ihep, rs u ne Lad az
sfed his curiosity, left il, and walked 'ga'n
20 distant part Of the room, bo, whenever
hs turned about, snd again saw the pictpre'
be would, with the sane action OF rage, re-
pcatcdly attack il. The experiment was al
,erwards repeated, cn various occasions, IN
the presence of Edmund Burke, DR. Johnson,
Dr.. Goldsmith, and most of Sir Joshua's
friends, and never fsiied of success; and
what made IL still more remai kable was, that
when the bird was tried by any other Sortts,',
he took no notice Of IL whaiever. l..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-09-17

Some idea may be formed Of the impcr.
lance OF even the business Of making Shoe
l,Iacking in London, from the fact, that on D
late legal Investigation, one msnnfaetor wee
found TO have in his possession eiyhf fasGsand
five h9nd,ed gaifons Of acid liquid, forming
one OF the iogrsaicnts in tie eomposi,los be
prepared and sold. fpaarf