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Patons & Butcher

6TAvE received, and offer for sale,
an assortment of TEN PLATE
STOVES, handsome patterns, finished
complete. 10th mo. ID
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SALES At vENDuE.
I'm e1,e,7, Jussday and Friday

WILL BE SOLD.
.tthe Vendae Store, corner OF frince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c:
IArtieulars Of which will be cxfressea-n
the bills OF the DAY.
r All kind of goods which arc OIL
limitation and the prices OF which are
established, can at any time ge iieweo
and purchased at the lowest Limitation
and prices. .,,p,,pp
November 27
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Public Sale.

DY virtue Of decd OF trust to the
I'D subscriber, will be exposed to pub
lie sale. on the 9th day Of Dec, next, on
the premises, at ls o clock, a. Mil
The REAL ESTATE of which the late Will
liam Pston,Jr. died possessed, in the coun-
ty of Fairfax, state Of Virginia, being
mart Of
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-21
Description Of Worms, and the syn1p-
toms by l1hich they are kHocn.

Worms which lDlcst the human Dody
are chiefly of four kinds yiz.-The Te-
res or large round worm the Ascari'
des Or small maw-worm the Cucurbl.
tina or short fiat white worm ; and
lastly, the Tenia or tape-worm, SO call.
ed from its resemblance to tape. This
is often many yards long and is full Of
Joints. II is most hurt!ul and most di!h
cult to remove.
Among the symptoms attending worms
are-disagreeab!e breath, especially il!
tire morning /; bad and corrupted gums ;
itching in the nose, and about the seat ;
convulsions, cpiIeptic fits, and sometimes
privation of speech; starting and grind
ing of the teeth in sleep; irregular appe
tite. sometimes Ioaihing food and some
times vsracious purgmg with Shiny and
fetid stools vomiting; large ard hard
belly ; pains and sickness at the sto.
mach pains ia the head AID thighs and
Iowness Of spirits slow fever with small
and irregular pulse dry cough: excss,
sive thirst; sometimes pale and unhealthy
countenance. and sometimes the face bloa.
ted and flushed.
Persons afflicted with any Of the above
symptoms should have Immediate re.
course to Hamilton's Worm Des.rCyin.
Lozenges, which have been constantly
attended with success in all complaints
similar to those above described.
A dose of this medicine given ,cca-
sionally during the warm season, will sf'
lcctually prevent " the vomiting and Pur'
cins of csildren''--a dreadful disorder
which annually destroys thousands OF the
infant part Of our Citizens. It's lisewi;s
the mildest aud most certain remedy
AaowH. anu has restored to health ahd
strength a great number ,shGh in an I'D
vanced stage of this fata! complaint. Par
ticular and plain instruction. ale giver
tor every part Of The necessary treatment
in such cases.
Children generally take thi, medicine
with eagerness: having a pleasing appear
ance, and an agreeable taste.
The Restorative Fosoder for :kc
Teeth and Guns.
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Humilton's C, and Restorative.

Is recommended as an invaluable nc
dicine for the speedy relief and rerman.
ent cure OF
Nervous Disorders sYioIcnt cramps in
Consumptions Il The stomach and
Lowness Of spirits X back
Loss of appetite Indigestion
Impurity Of b'oOd sMelancholy
Hysteric'l allectioni GSut in the stomach
Inward weaknesses fPa;ns in The limbs
and debility . Reiaxations, etc.
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Notice.

ALL persons are forbid hunting or
u uespassirg on my ground, lying be-
tween Mrs. Brooks'S. Gen. Thompson
Mason's, Samuel Coi!ard's, e the gravel
road, as will positively prosecute all
such offenders
THOMAS TRIPLETT.
November II
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James Kennedy * Son,
RODkSEILEpS.

KITG-sTREET, ALEXANDRIA,
In ESPECTFULLY inform The pr bic
Ia, that they have just rece"ed from
Lees Medicine Store,
No. as, Maiden lane, New-York, fresh
supply of the followi.. valuable MEDl-
CiNEs:
HamiLtoa's HJrm.d Destroying Losen-
geS,
Which have within sixteen years past
cured an immense number OF persons OF
both sexes of every age and in every So
tuation, OF various d.SlgerOss complaints
arising from WORKS., aud from obstruc'
tons or loulnc1s in the stomach and bow
els.
This medicine bears no analogy what
ever to others of similar titles 50 com
monty complained Of as operating witt
violence ON the contrary particula!
excellence of this remedy is its being
suited to every age and constitution. II
contains netting but what's perfectly in.
noceut gis so mild in its operation that 1;
cannot injare the most delicate pregnant
lady or the tend infant of week old
should no worms exist in the body; but
vii! without pain or gripping cleanse the
stomach and bowel, Of whatever is fou
or offensive. and thereby prevent the pit
duction Of worms and many fatal dis
orders. The lozenges are particularly
elficacious in carrying OF all gross hu
mouys and eruptions, fcvcrish and bilious
complaints, and are the safest and mild
est purgatiyc that can be used On an,
accaSion
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THOMAS TRIPLETT.

British & American Stationary.
EUST received, for sale BY the sub
81 scribers, complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
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this has "grcaiiy encouraged tls bear.s II
he friends OF peace in this ccuntry".-Wc
sincerely hope the eonfasion will mover be
extensivc--and that freemen will not become
so fond Of peace As 10 forget their liberties
and isavs them defencelcss TO their enc mics.
IL will DO rccollee,ed, tbat something moro
than year siece we published the answers
OF ADAMS and JKYYEnsos TO the addresses
Of this Sosiety. M. JEyYEnsox, in his
eharacteristie miIdness, unwilling in his dc.
cIining years - enter into controversies, re-
tired from the question with modest wish
that The object IN view mighr be encouraged.
Mr.. ADAMS answered thus 49," bave read,
almos, all the days OF my life, ,he solemn
reascnings and pathetic deciamstions of T..
rasmus, Of FeUelou, of ST. Pierre, and many
others, against war, and in favor Of peace.
My understanding and my heart accorded
with them at FIRST blush. Bot, alas d lon
ger and more extensive experience has con-
vinccd me, that wars arc as necessary and as
inevitable 10 our system, as hurricanes, earth
quakes and volcanoes s.-Uniycrsal aud per.
petusl peace appears 10 me no more nor less
than eve verlastibg passive obedience and non
resistance. The huonsn flock " ould soon be
aeeced and butchered by one or few"
N = n III PaSy.fof u,
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Bp NaiI

WAsHIECTes, OCT. ".
RIcHASD RusH, late Alto ney General Of
OF tho Uutted States, Is appointed by the
Presiccnt to be Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister PisniPotonsisty to Great Britain.
/, is understood he win ,ake hi. departure in
tho Franklin ~, Captain STEWART, from
Annapolis whi'her that vessel is 10 proceed
from Philadelphia.
The successor og Mr.. Rush to tho Office
Of Attorney General is not ye, appointed.
Jous WiLLI6As is fc-eIectcd q Senator
to Congress. from the State Of Tennessee
without opposition.
WiLLiAm w, BIBp, late Senator in Con.
cress from Georgia, has received fio,n the
President the Com mission Of Governor Of
the Territory OF ALABAMA.
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The ship Maria Theresa, Cept Skiddy,
has arrived al New York. in IS days ftom
Havre.de Grace. Madame Bonspar,e, for
mer wife of Jerome, and daughter Of Mr..
ship.
A letter from Msrsciilos Of yone 90,
speaking of the arrival there Of the Gee
hatre's 3drge, says" No vessel has ever
attracted so much attention; more thon
$4,000 people have visited her since she en-
tered tho Strcigh,s. The appearance Of this
vessel in Europe has the same effect as an
enchanted palace the Europeans are perfect
iy astonished; it has completely established
the reputation Of the Americans ss beinS the
best ship builders in the world"
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The schooner Weymouth, Benedict, has
arrived at New.York io SO day, from Liver
pool, with London papers TO the 18th Sept.
and Liverpool to the l7th--precisely the
same passage and dates a. those by the 10.
sepb, nt this port. Extracts will be found
below.
As we have previously remarked, there is
m evident and Increasing resticssness In
France, no doubt occasioned by the con,in-
ued presence OF the allied troops, aod the
imbecility Of Louis and his government.
The reinstaiing Of Davoust, aud other chief
,ans Of the school Of Napoleon, proves the
fo'co Of popular. opinion. and the spprehen-
sions entertained by Louis. Nothing but
downright necessity and fear Of the people
would have induced him to resort to a meas
ure like this as ], Is we'll known that he
holds the whole Donapsr,esn system and ev.
cry person snd thing who were ever in the
most remote degree connected with il in the
greatest ahhorcace.---T, is not rs,ionsl TO sup
pose that SO high minded peopls ss the
French, win quietly sit down with forests Of
foreign oayons.s o. their thros,s. Tho con.
querors at Msrengo, Q, Jena and Aus,etli,z,
viii not tsmcly become the coiooists Of ssy
Eusopcsn power whstever.-We have no
doubt oftheir determination to rid themselves
Of their Invaders, and that Louis finds !, i'm.
possible sey logger TO oppose the prevailing
sentiment. II is not TO be expected thst the
present coalition In Europe will bo perms.
nent. u Is already rumotsd, thst some Of
the most powerful monsrchs are favorable to
The wishes OF the French people, spd ready
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o competence, and moderate iecspendsnee.
Nothing seems wanting for shse desirable
consammation but the thing already men
toned, together with general industry aod
prudent economy. Conn. ConSsHs.
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SALEM, OCT. II.

SALEM, OCT. ~.
Capt Page, who was lately in The ship In
dds, OF this poet, at Eooahsvah, in the South
Sea, the scene of Capt.. Porter's warfare With
the Types, has related TO us the following
distressing account :---rhat at thar Ti-rc
OF Capt. Porier's men sole boat, and dcscr-
ted, probably intending to harbor about among
bye place es, ill the &c parturc Of tho Amcri.
cas expedition should eash,c them 20 return
and tuke up their abode tor TINA with the
natives. Du, whaleve, nigh, be their plan,
IL was soon owe thrown by Gn act of cvi
dence. They proceeded 6'st 10 small is
laod, or cluster OF bare rocks, called he Her
geo, rotks, their heads JUST pae ping a6ove
wa,cr, & which produced an edible substance
Tor man OF beast this, however, they con
ci0d.d to n,~Is ,1s-ir resting piees Tor the
night. and accordingly anchored. and went
ashore TO sleep bu, before morniug wind
a. ose, which dashed heir boat 10 pieces q.
guinst the rocks, leaving them no ineans OF
rcturn. n.--Herc ihen they wcre obliged 10 re-
main, and endeavor 10 live as il were upon
nothing /: one of them, at.er while, attempt.
ed 10 swim towards Nooaheva but was soon
devoured by the sharks three hers success.
sively persisted; but the Gfth (whose name
was Thompson,) made out TO subsis, thrro
chiefly upon tho Assn and blood Of such birds
a. he could kill, lish,iog upon the rocks, and
upon tbs dripping water caught in the skull
OF ono Of his deceased com eds, whIeh he US
cd ss vessel for that purpose, ios abou, ls
months, when be was discovered by issing
vessel, by which he W.. taken of, and carried
to Nooahev evab, q picture of famine and dcs-
pair. Here he re cmained till his health and
strength were repaired, when shout q year
since, he shipped on board the brig Russell,
Capt. Aiuy, OF ~. Bedford, for Canton, but
has no, been heard OF since her departure
from Nooahevsh, and is considered as LOST,
and all her crew unfortunately TO have per-
ishcd.
Another Of Capt. Porter's men, by the
name sf Ayres, was reiiescd by Capt. Page,
in his last voyage. lie was enc of those who
jumped overheard and swan ashore, to avoid
being taken prisoner at the capture Of the
ligate Essex. These, IL viii be rccoliec,cd,
Capt. HillyN refused 10 'ccsive as prisoners,
and send home in tho cartei, with those tax.
en- in the ship. Ayes therefore reu,aiocd
at Valparaiso, aud whom the Roys!iss after.
ward. became masters Of The pIacs, WI, TAX.
en- up and con6aed in the castle, where he
continued a prisoner ill March 1915, when
Capt. Page, beiag at that place, through
compassion received him on board, & brought
him homo. Ayrcs was young man belong
ING to Philadelphia, where he had served his
tims Q, the hating business: he was p,,
vste Of marines with Capt. Porter, ADD this
cstensivo cruise was the first Of his ever be-
log st zee.
--;:::::.-
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sonwicn, (coS } OCT. IS.
SXETUCKs Il BRIDGE.

The new Bridge ACROSS the Shstuskct Riv.
er, between this place sni Preston, was com.
plesed last week, aud having been insaeetsd,s
and approved Of BY the Commissioners sp.
pointed by tho Legislature for that purpose.
me Company were allowed 10 receive the toll
ss,sblisbsd by the chsrter.--Those who have
oxamined this bridge have pronounced il TO
be very sapsrior. work, and saea. ~ TO co.
ta5iish the character or the n~.,er- builder,
Capt, JoHs LArnaoy, Of Windbam, upon a
,;rsnger louods,iop than q ,houssnd wniuen
rsssrc :ds,inas viewing the whole
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A letter from Lime has appeared In tho
West Briton newspaper, which ssys, that
Don Riehsedo Trevi,hiek, or, according tb
his English description, Ccrs. Riehstd TIE.
viihick, Cornish miner and Engineer, hsd
arrived si that place, for the purpose Of sup
plying the mines Of South. America with
stesm-engioes, On an improved principle %
his invention that several bsd elresdy beea
set TO woik in the district Of Psseo, With The
grecsest success; aad great many more j1
aeourse Of erection. The event thus reeoi.
ded however apparently insieni6esni, may
be and probably viii be followed BY eonse-
quences the most impor,snt TO this eoUuu7
and to Euro3e. This will bs evident when
the mines Of South Aue ries, urder ell tho
disadvantages which ignorsnee. sud wen. Of
mse hinery, hare opposed 70 The prosecution
Of soch sdven,oees and tbe chspee which
even the limited supply once derived has
produced In the value OF mcn.., aod the se,v
in the poli,i.si and eommere..l tcla,ioHss ss
Eurorssn sosiesy.
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ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
WEDNESDAY,, NAY 81, 1917.
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION.
| Communicated for thc National Iatel
Hyenccr

Communicated for rhc National Intci
Hgencer
His majesty the XII: & of Portugal, by
decree OF the 9Th February of this
year 1910 has ordered the stiict exc
cution CT The laws of police, relating
to the entry OF TO, eigners in his domi
mons, particularly the Law of the 25th
JIne, 1890 and 6 b March, 1910, BY
,hcee laws i. is cnacte1---
That no foreigner be admitted in
those realms, without first presenting
himself to the proper magistrate of pc
lice, if in the metropolis. or TO those
who are charged with the execution OF
it, in the places where nc en:ers the
Portuguese dor:inions.
Thstthe aGo' esaid foreigners must
be provided with legal passports, anu
give tho declarations rtqair.a by the
above mentioned law OF asa June,
1860
That the only passports considered as
legal Tor The admission of foreigners,
are those signed by ibc ambassadors $,
ministers. picmcpotonIiary charges [.cs
Affairs, or Consuls o! His Mejc.ty, IN
the countries from which ;hcsc foreign
e's conc except the case when no such
Characters cxis, in that ccuriry; anu IL
this single case the passports granted
by the IDEAL au,hnri,ios oil Ma; country
may be deeTlud stuff :Isnr
That the foreigners not lG1raing
such legal documents, shah TO consId-
credas ga8abaaG9, and expelled as such
10 the fo,,n # 1he above mentioned
laws.
Iha: RE on.y persons excepted from
these .disposiiiu,.s. 81 tie eli ters and
cr:ss Of ships u nar L! foreign nations,
o: tas persons employed on boa d the
merchant ships coming into tho ports Of
the Portuguese donlinionB, or foreign
crs coming in the service Il tsctr re.
specIiye governments, provided their
missions De proved, or OF puolic nolo-
riety.
The CORES pending dispos;tioos are
enacted fos what respects the !foa..ers
on the land side.
BY The l3.h paragraph Of the !aw oi
the 25ih June, i76c-H is or!s"c't-
That the captains or masters oi ships
must, on their arrival give to the police
list O! the passengers and their pro-
Fessions. and not permit their landing
before they have got the permission OF
the police, under the penalty Of the ship
being embargoed, and the captain u
master put in prison, ill the passenger
appears. Moreover, il is enacted Tina.
in case they conceal any passenger o.
their arrival, the ship be coniscateh
but by no means the property brougHr
by it.
This order to take effect from and az
Ter the FIRST day Of July next.
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NEW YORK. MAY IL.
Gazette Office, Saturday roo

ou~'f"% N.pbGIJ SH' 20 ~SS '-SN''
From the Spanish Maine Captain
Harris of The brig Golden age. from
Laguira, iaf;rms that Barcelona was
taken from the patriots by the royal ar
my, on the 7ih of April. The force Of
the former was about 600; about 800 Of
whom retreated into church for safety,
where they defended themsc yes ag sinst
the enemy for considerable time; bui
were ultimately overpowered, and the
survivors put to the sword. Two OF che
patriot oficc;s, ma jor and coMmaud
er were brought into Lsguira, au3 seu;
to Caracas, and shot. General Boil
var with an army Of or 5000, was IN
the int2riF; and gen. MUii!as with
5000 was i,hin a days march Ut Car
raccas A generai engagement, was dai
~ expected 10 take place. Il patriot
brig, a6d schooner pFiyateer, one o.
them Commanded Wy capt Thompson,
had cspiured Spanish feiucca with
sixsy Thousand dollars on board. A MIR.
Spencer Of Baltimore, WAS passenger
in the lclucca, and was bound from Por
10 Caveio ior Laguiia. Mr.. S. was set
al liberty The Patriot priva;eers man
ned the prize, and Proceeded to M%ri
caibo, where they succeeded in cutting
our ssversl Spanish vessels.
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A, the late superior court o. law, OF
johnson county one John S rarr, was
offered IS witness, and objected 10,
upon the ground CT dcfee! # religious
hriaeiaLs, Witnesses were called, who
deposed that, on divers occasions, Tar
had declared that be did not believe
there was either Heaven, Or a Hell!
nor any future rewards or punishment,
It was contrnded on the ether side, thai
Tarr should be sworn to declare whe
Their he believed IN God, and in tn
Iu'e State OF reward and punishments
The Judge c. ]. Tayior,) said that
on the 0he baud il would be i0congru
Gust permit man to be sworn, When
The very question. was, whether ne wa.
qualiG@a 10 swear; and On the other
that he agreed with those, who held thai
a man shall not DC compelled to declare
opinions which SO 10 disgrace. and de
grade him, he could not therefore per.
nit man 10 be exposed 10 such tempt
atoms to suppress the truth.
Tarr was therefore rejected as utter,
ly incompetent to give evidence, and as
person to whose oaib the law gives Dc
crcdit.-N C1ro!:aa nster
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IMpoRYANr--unne.

TIE following extract OF letter
gives Us report IF NOS, interesting
character hpodlca, we believe, has
been long tine in America--h saving
qassedto Mexico from tue Island Of ca
ia. Of which he hal for some time been
governor. This report again awaksus
glram of hope, tnat Mexico may still
achieve her indenendence, The last
Intelligence, indeed, represented il as
hopeless. hp,daca was lneD saii 10
.save cxdnguished the last spark Of in
surrecioo by Iaking the Pstriot officer
into his service But moy not thi. have
been an ingenious foesse, 10 execu.c
tse object disclosed in the following ex
tractl We shail wait Toe news lrun
that qIaylcr OF the world with greal
anxiety. "thm9na ing
Erra;t ofa letter from gent man i,
We1u- Orleans, 10 hiS/rirnd in this ciiy
dated Nego Orleans, .AhuE7.
+" The news Of the Jsy here II, tts
the viceroy Of MeSlco, Apodac5, ba
declared himself Independents, and VA
an immense force atraysd to sug'4ia 81
+. declaration haze DOT been 10 = Il
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RICHARD WOOD.
50 DOLLARS REWARD.

IN fiding near Leefburg, Negro Man,
called James on when he abfconded
a dark olive broad cloth coat half worn, a
Veft of dimity, and pantaloons of cotton
c'rd. He is about Il years of age, feet
or inches high, remarkable well formed
handle me negro, very black: He was for
Leeburg. I win give the above r. reward of
fifty dollars if he is taken fifty miles from
home in another fate, twenty dollars if
apprehended out of the county, and ten Of :
lars if arrefted in the neighborhood
may Al. 4w w. MASON.
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SALES .i'r AUCTION.
B, JOHN JACKSON g Co.

On WEDNESDAY next, at TO A. NJ.
AT the auction room, Union ftreet,
Ger. queeniware. without reierve,
pipe brandy
10 bbls. iugars
10 beef and beeves' hearts
10 boxes mould candles
caiks white wine vinegar
40 boxes No. chocolate
40 long and fhort pipes
kegs butter
SO oemUohns
Manufactured tobacco
Cordage, Madeira wine, etc.
Immediately after, very general aiIort-
ment of well feie6ted Dry Goods, fuited to
the ieaion-Conliiting of
Cloths and cailimercs, buriaps,
Otaaburgs, ,icklenburgs, hcllians
German and lrih dowlas, Iri.h linens
Ieno, Jaconet and book mullins
Cords, velvets, bombazetts
ram ard figured bombazeens
Furniture and cambria dimities
Madras, fix and flag hifs.
Domettic bleached and un5l'd cottons
Checks, ohambrays, plaids and gnghams
MdrieilleS veitings, long ilwns
Cotton and fix hoie, york fripcs
Imitation, elk and face ihawis
=. Plaid and ftriped ginghams, hyperion qua :
itieS, prints and fuper Lond. chintz
Cotton citiimereS, India co,tuns
Jeans, team loom flirting.
ewing fix, brown hollands, etc. etc.
may I'll
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Itis said that Mr.. WEST has nearl,

1t is said that MIR. WEST has nearly
completed the grand painting which ~
has promised to the Pennsylvania hos
pital. AS the hospital have almcs; EN-
ished a very handsome room for The re
ception Of the picture, i, is hoped, that
Mr.. WEST viii not, by high premium
b. temPed to sell the second picture
as he did the first watch he painted Tor
the hospital. II is nov understood,
that b. the timo Mr.. Sergeant returns
from Paris to London, the picture will
be finished and committed 20 his care,
to bring % the Uailed States
PhLaGcihEia PTcss
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Nczy Ycrk. Illnu u.

Nc7v York, Hay ;,
EGY:h2aake. --N : ieatm iron, Mr. Hi;.
to-, h; ,i,e'r rad been ,e,e.s Ea'li:
quahc between intasco obd ,he Sonia
Seas So n:ii1s $ sie1i !'un ,be former
place, which isd suk iaad 50 leagues
IN extent ne wao,u .,co-c l,e cpun.
try had been tom rp ard tte rivers TO
baScO and ST. F,amciS were r,n.iere i'm :
passa5!e by tie ;honsord nostIDg !rcca
on their s.ri'ce. I'm irtiam viie.,
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