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.:laArEsT FOREIGN. NEWS.

Nrw.YoAk, JuLY 3g-~The ship Fame,
capt. Mix, arrived hast evening, in SO days
from Hinsdalc, 10 Ireland. BY, this arrival,
Cork pspefs arc received TO the Nth of
June, containing London ds,esto she-s3,
The papers are full Of accounts Of di,tor-
bances, both In ireland and in England /: in
she FORMER on account OF the, extreme scar
city and cxravssant price Of provisions, and
the latter on account of'disaffee,icu to the
government. In Irelsnd me mos, setious
disturbances were, At Baudcn, at Waterford
and Limerick. ,sss es,s,
The recent riots in .Gnglsod were p-inci-
pally in Derbyshirc and Nottingbomsh;ye,
they were soon quellec by The civil authority,
and 4s Of the leaders were cemmi.tsd ,s
prison. IN. ~
The trials for high treason we're going on.
The court commenced with Or. Wason.
Al fhe close Of the, sth day the attorney gen
er1.6n;shed on the part ofthe government
and tho eo0pcii employed by the prisoner en-
tered Ipop his ccfeuce. The jury were al
lowed BY the court 70 walk evevy morning
for cxercisey nOdss Che care Of tho sheriff.
officers, who prevented any one fr61 having
iotereonssc with them. s.,,s < an 4
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DRIposponr, CoS. JuLr so-Whca
rye, barely, oats &c. were never known
greater quantity or better quality and Il
Indian Corn, from its present healthy nt
vigorous appearance gives abundant promi
of rich aud plentiful harvest.
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=. PRfNTLsts, Of OIL tiass, csS,wed ~
's'isSatf,Sy rsrao,si 'Sis efies Z
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IS fNDzIL'E. 4ssfl
,rTSHE S,esu -f,ca, FREELY. cspssip
- ShiTH, WI leave Providence FOR New.
pefs every day in TIE week, sSstufcay and
Sunday sseepssa,) ct .. s.o'ciock, 10 she morn
Jug, aud cetosn - shc sf,eroopa. lf,
pfosidssee,Jsiy y 1917.
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LoNDoS, June IL. +
n paper Of yss,ssday evening ssys, that the
Information which ne extracted from Leeds
paper, relative to q Z" trsitorous conspiracy"
ia shs Wsst Riding Of YORKSHIRE. 4. TOO we'll
founded, aud ,asts Simultaneous rising was
unquss,iooably' intended to ,ske place in
tho northesn 'rnd nidlsnd counties, on the
10Th OF this moo,h. The Evening Paper
psoiesses to forbear" present, from stat.
log the pAr,icuisss, and coo6ass itself to say
iny, taat seven persons hare been arrested
q, Sheffield and ten near Wakefield, upon
suspicion. I
Jane 8.
Consairaey diseovered at Lisbon. The oi.
u was strongly agi,a.ed during The Whole Of
last morning, by the reeeips Of .drlcss from
bsbon, brought by the Dake Of Ken, packet,
which a-squyoeaiiy state tue discovery Of q
plot, no, 20 oserthro~ the Iegitim,,e noti-
Ties generally, in Portugal, but also TO mas
sscre Msrshsi Bsresfosds - on :iiguei Pereirs
Rsjas and all tho Enslish rendsns iu Lis.
bon, on thc BIB June, st. Johns dsy, ths-nom.
iaal patton of,he sovereign. Unaer eitevm-
ssnces not fully de'siled, this iofamous plo,
was discovered oa the ssh Of May by Mar.
sssl Bseesfofs himself. Tne Enlargement.
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TouK OF TIE PREsrptNr.


Ia Isttsr TO tho editor of the Argus dased
Z st Boslington, on Mcnday, Gays. " Tire Prss.
idert srrivcd here on Thursday, escorted By
ssquadron ofesvslry. On, Fridsy no pro-
eced to yergrpnes. and down tbe Like 70
Rouse's Poiss, IN she. Steam Boat, ssdfe-
turned TO Plausburgh; oud ne this day sttb
our 70 pursue hi, journey though Chstesgu-
sy 10 Sscsct's Harbour, &c % - -. ~ -, {.
We learn from Dc. MscGie, that Ne.
Smith Slocum OF Pawsuxst, who abou, fouf
weeks since was most unfortunately % much
injured, 10 assisiing 10 saintinl Ne President
as he passed that village, ss 10 tosko itDes
cessary TO asnputste bo,h his, arms above ,hs
elbow, has already 50 far recovered, ths, one
arm has nesriy, sndtbe other entirely. We
sioeere'y hope that tbose, who have n,efss,.
ed themselrcs IN obtaining peeypiary as.
sistspcs, rpsy be successful IN sIl their sp.
piienious for the relief Of tbistroly unForsu.
osto man. Pyov. .4msrfean.
----..sssft--' -
FromfAe Pdiiad .smeyicas Daily .fdpsynser.
MR. pouLsos TIE Dyssptssy is cow
very prevalent, spd more especially ia some
paris oe the ecuntsy--l haze jnst bad avery
severe handling The following reeeipc is
Si,hin sIte hssds OF every one, ans is simple
vh.G there IL much rain:--asr ourre OF
Castor Oh, anj y Ts5p. LiciApu p, (pr =
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surveying men and ,hinss 90 q gresi scale
of msgnsnimi,y, OF Of a combination Of all
those causes, his principles, as far as they
were exhibited to me, where forbesring lib
eral, widely extended and great.
As the elevated ground which he already
holds has been gained merely by din, of sp-
pliea,ion--as every new step which be mounts
becomes mean of ncssasing his powers still
farther, by stimulating his enterprize afresh---
reinvigorsting his habils.-mulipiyipg Tho
materials and extending the range OF his
knowledge, il would be matter Of no surprise,
10 me, if, before his death, the world should
see him at the head Of the American ADM IN
islrs,ion. So much for the governor Of The
commonwealth Of Virginis--a living, sn hon.
ated eminence, worth aud greatness
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SRA few day, since met with the FOL.
Ioviog character Of Mlntoe, which appeared
in the Virginia Argus in the year 1903. |,
was wciten under The assumed character oi
/" q British shy," but was known TO oc tn,
production Of an American gentle man of tn,
bar of that sate. A. IL presents the charac
Ter OF the gentleman who IS unique s,ionabI,
TO administer our national affairs, IN an agree.
able poin, OF view, and ss il was written BY
one who knew him we'll (sod who, I under
stand, vas then Of Opposite politics 10 NJ, .
Munroe) it will, presume, be read wuh
much in,crest--l have, therefore, trsnscribeu
it for your paper. The prediction OF th,
writer, at The close of his Performance, as q
bout to be verised, and does no liltle eredi
to his judgment.
Rieheond, Scff. 23. 1908
This Town, my dear S. is the residence Il
several CONSPICUOUS ehnacIeTs, so,ne ef whose
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Kingdom Of Eayh, Csurf, Ye--The Reyl
Almanack Of Hsy,i, for 1915, contains i2i
pages. IT'S Cour, Lists may vie with those OF
any empire OF whatever standing or eomPlex-
ION. The King, who has attained the 9th
year Of his reign. was 90 years OF age on
the slh Oct. The Queen 10 IN her % ysst'
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From the National Htsliigencsr.
ON HYDROPHOBIA.
AEssRs. GALES 4 sEAroH

MEssRs. GALES Il sEAroE:
As cnnside able alarm has lately ha'
existed here. and in SEINE ether parts q
Virginia, BY dogs running mad, have
resSest that you will insert in y0IrNs -
bic paper the following Interesting o9.'
vations on hydroph9bia, ar canine ma
ness, extracted from a iate review o. :"
modern ESSAYS on that disease; the o
by Or. Moseley. of I.sndon, The other D
DR.. Bouriat, Of Montpelier, in France,
The Reviewer, after stating the 81
brity of these physicians. and Part'Suis
" Of the British physician, who mas see
more cases Of thi, disease than alJ o'h
known practitioner, observes, "ihat o.
these authors have written at the ss'
time, without any probable mans OF CO.
murica,ioD, ard have not differed IA
points, or views OF their sab =
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-05-01

LONDON, March 20.
Lord Exmouth has been in constant
attendance at the Admiralty for these
few days past and it is in consequence
rumoured that circumstances have &C.
CURED to render another visit to Al.
giers absolutely necessary. No Of
Scial accounts have been received
from any ofour own cruizers or Con-
suls 10 the Mediterranean, to occasion
any preparation Of the description "a
boye alluded to but we are sorry to
learn, that the accounts received over
land, by the way of Marseilles.
afford but too much ground to fear
that the Dey has recommended his
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Savannah, 8pra %

. U 'u'"'
We have accounts from the South
ward to the 18th instant, which state
that the frontier has been Tor some
time past in a constant state OF alarm,
from the hostile appearance OF the
Indians, supposed to be the lower
Greeks, or Flint river Indians) who,
it is believed, have established a town
on the Okafonoka, near the head OIL
st. Mary's river; and, arc IN the ma
bit OF visiting orr frontier set'le-
ments, and often driving OIL iarSe
droVes OF cat'le' anu so. ;"a.d Iw n .hc
les. The hos.lli,ieS s''h'.n W 'H'
lndians' IS a'trio".eu 70 s',o ,'"su,, :,
Gus "ooaDihe' VINO II Se''ns I'D. n IS % o.
made his appearance I";onoS' ''e W.
iuded savases' \ ei''I TE VI r ae
spectaDi'y' near ~: I'm I'm, c.,
Florida writes 10 n's ,ri'nu III Oh
Mays, as ioIlows g. .,,a,, h""G ';t s|' me-
thing VIII NC uohc 'h.''"" WV" W. wy
indians, VINO are i''stis".eu ny up'ur
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.hr7p York, ApriL 90.

Arrived at 2 O'Clock the ship Paci-
&c, Captain BOVINE, in the short pas
sage of 20 days from Liverpool. From
our London and Liverpool Correspon-
dents, we have received, by this ar
rival, files of London papers, OF
Lloyd's List, of the General Shipping
and Commercial List, and the Liver
pool Patent Trade List, all to the 18th
of March inclusive and to the pc,
likeness Of Mr.. Stansbie, passenger
in the Pacific, we are indebted foi
London and Liverpool papers-the
latter to the 9th Of March.
From our Lists and papers. We now
publish as cOpiously rs our time will
permit. Our selections shall be con-
ttaxed in oar next.
The Importer. Captain Ogjlen, sail.
ed for this port in company with the
Pacific, 4 her arrival may be daily ex-
pected. Among the passengers OF
boara the ImPorter is the Noted VIII,
LIAM CODBEr.
Price of Stacks at London on the
q5th Of MarCh.-S per cent Consols
90 rs to 20; Consols for opening 70
Is to 697-S.
I'm the House of Lords on the 18th
of March, Lord Holland introduced,
with long speech, the following mo-
ton.
"Th,t an address be presented to
the p. X. that he would be graciously
pleased to order to be laid on their
Lordships' table-lst. copies Of all
instructions to the Gov. or Governors
ofSt. Helena, as to the personal treat
ment Of Napoleon Bonaparte. ed.
Extracts Of all such parts of the Cor
Iesponience as had passed between
Napoleon Bonaparte and the Secre-
tary of State, relative to the expenses
of Bonaparte's establishment. sd.
Copies of such letters or applications
ofBonaparte to the Governor or Go,
vernors ofSt. Helena, W til the answer
of Gov. as had been received by
the Secretary of State. 4th, Copies oil
nil such dispatches as had been trans,
mitted to the Secretary of State re-
lative to the intercourse claimed by
n. Bonaparte to be allowed between
his place Of residence and other parts
of the island, with any remarks by
Narpleon on that subject. 5th. Copies
of any dispatches to the Secretary OF
state relative to applications by Ma
poleon Bonaparte to the Prince Re-
rent. Some Of those who had chosen
to follow the fortunes of Bonaparte
had children; and it had been stated
that their parents had manifested an
anxiety to have the means of religious
instruction for these children, and
there was no clergymen of their per-
saasior in the island and, therefore,
he mored, 6thly. for copies of all dis
matches from the Governor Of st. He
lena to the Secretary of state, respect
ing any applications by the persons
inguestiOn, on the subject of religious
instruction for themselves or their
childrcr."
After a long debate the question
was put, and negatived without a d.
vision.
Liverpool Corn Exchange.
Tuesday, March IS, 1917.
The importation of grain this week
has been considerable. In Wheat
little alteration in price. Oats Cd per
bushel lower. Barley in demand.
American Flour in limited demand.
Oatmeal ss SIS, and Butter Is lower.
In proviaicns little doing.
wbeal. uer 20 lbs S. d. S. d.
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of Rome tottered to its foundations,
and though supported for a time by
the strong arm of power, interest
and wealth, Iyet abundant evidence
wa. afforded throughout most of the
nations of Christendom, that it was
neither infallible nor invincible. The
Germanic empire first extended its
Itriumphs over the ruins Of supersti-
ton. The reformed religion was
propagated in Sweden soon after Lu-
theirs rupture with the church of
Rome. In Denmark, the reforma-
ton was introduced as early as the
year 1891. In France also, the re-
formers began to make some early
progress. Even in Spain and Italy,
the new religion was not without Its
victories. In Scotland the seeds OF
1.-THE reformation were early sOwn by
noblemen who had resided in Germa-
ny during the religious disputes. And
in England the principles of the re-
formers began to be adopted as soon
as an account of Luther's doctrines
could be conveyed thither. Henry
the VIII. who had appeared as the
Jealous advocate and patron OF the
church of Rome, and who had obtain
ed from the Pope the title of d" deFen-
der of the faith" for writing against
Luther, after a long solicitation for a
divorce from his queen Catharine.
weary by delay. cast away the papal
yoke, to the great joy of the protes-
tantS.
To pursue this subject further. or
to enter into it more infinitely, would
not be consistent with the medium
through which this sketch meets the
eye Of the public. The design Of this
view of the reformation, is
to excite young persons to contcm-
plate the subject more at large -
and for their sakcs, few moral con-
sidcrations are superaddct.
Let US admire the wisdom Of God,
who sometimes brings about the most
stupenduous events, by means which
apnear to US to be the most lnsiSniti-
cant. Who would have supposed that
an mconsiderable monk could have
been instrumental in subverting the
papal tyranny. Let US also observe
how often the wicked are made the
instrument of their own punishment.
Little did Leo suppose that the sale OF
in .'uIeence, done tor his support.
should prove his overthrow. Let us
be grateful for the civil and religious
liberty which we enjoy and which
the world will increasingly enjoy.
And while We rejoice that We are|
professionals, let us not be uncharitabieI
nor censorious, even to those who re-
main members of the papal church 5,
although that religion is erroneous d
opposed to the honor of Jesus Christ
vet there have been many excellent
men who have belonged to that
church in all ages, the friends ofman-
kind and the ornaments of the coun-
try, and the age in which :hey lived.
But still the voice Of God to all who
are sensible of the errors OF that
church, is, " Come out of Ter my
people, that ye be not partakers OF
her sins. and that ye receive not of
her plaques"
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tons, the period Of which does not
to be yet fixed, will take place
at four several times-that is to say
l6 departments, which are to contri-
butte to the renewal of 1917, will be
classed in four divisions, to meet one
after the other. 1t is thought that
the department Of the Seine and that
the Disc will make part Of the first di-
vision.
Paris, March %.
The day on which the chamber of
Deputies is to re-assemble, is not yet
fixed. We are assured that this sit
ting, which probably will be the last
of the session, will not take place un-
til after the Budget be voted in the
House of Peers and that it will be
merely occupied by report on the
remaining petitions presented during
the sessions.
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Messrs. EDIToRs-You will oblige
a constant reader. by inserting the fol-
lowing brief narrative Of the ever me-
morable event,
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Liverpool Corn Exchange,

Tuesday, .uarca 70, 1917.
The importation of grain this week
has been considerable. In Wheat
little alteration in price. Oats Cd per
bushcl lower. Barley in demand.
American Flour in limited demand.
Oatmeal ss a SIS, and Butter Is lower.
r, nroyiricns little doing,
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Charleston. Oct. 81.
FROM AMELIA IsLAND.-LATEsT.

A gentleman who left Fernandina on
the 10th inst. informs US. that the Florida
Patriots had been in state Of great con
fusion for some days before he left the
Island, and it was not expected that
matters would be settled Immediately -
A. he French Party, under Commodore
Aury, with his 's-s trsOps, on 0ne SIDE
aud Governor Sheriff Hubbard, wit, all
the Americans, sad The greatest part Of
the seamen, on the other, are at open
var; aud it was the general expectation
that blood would be shed before tie ccm.
motion ended. sub wa, the instability
OF the government, that new councils
were formed every tao or three days:-
On Che 18th, an arrangement was entered
into which excluded the military entireI,
from power (; and there was no d ubi that
this council would be overturned soon By
the military, who, in their turn, would
exclude the civilians of This ri,ins EN-.
pre- from all participation in the admini.-
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ration. FOR the las Three days The par.
ties were actually in arms against each
other; and it is next to impossible, even
on h- spit, to conjecture what week
or a day nav br ng forth. Shoog rem.
lorcements we're hourly expected by both
sides AID should Commodore ChsmpIin
20 in, who WAS OF St. Mary's Bar, with
three or fcur sail Of vessels, the Ameri.
can party expected to carry the day: it
ct. Com. Aury, With his veterans, viii
probably keep the upper hand.
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Wines, &c.
lust received, per snip Commerce,
sD captain Crowdhill. from MarseilIes,
and for sale by The undersigned,
25 cases superior red her
mitage, Of The vintage OF 1911, WINES.
rs do. Frontignour, Mus
cal, Bordeaux u MarseiiIes
iS7 packages, containing
Gentlemen's superfRe round hats
Pe"fumery, assorted, Naples soap
Watches, musical s-als,aud snu!f boxes
Chaius aud keys
Elegant portraits and engravings
A few sets splenGid paper hansinss
Ladies' aud genllemen's gloves
Umbrellas and Parasols
Writing and wrapping paper
Fancy baskets, &c. &c.
FIR. ADAMS,
Oc.tl0 Merchants Wharf
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Notice.

TSIIE subscribers have Obtained let
tiers Of administration hon the CIT
Gait court It Fairfax county, on the estate
of RicharI II. l.. Washington, y! sald
county, deceased All persons having
claims against the said decedent' are
hereby warned to exhibit the same, wan
the vouchers thereof, to the Subscribers
and th.se indebted thereto are requested
to make immediate payment to
John i. Washington,
and
Bnshroi e. Washington,
OfJefierson cna.aty, Va atm rs
Of L. II. L. Washington.
October "a l.Eo"
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Notice,

TNHE partnership hitherto existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the
6rn Of JNO. JACKSON & Co is by ex-
piration and mutual consent tho day dis
solved. Those having claims will please
present them to Jno. Jackson for settle
ment, to whom those indebted will please
make payment, he being hereby fully au.
thoriscd to settle the affairs OF the late
firm. JNO. JACKSON,
ENOCH w. STAFFORD.
October e5-27
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John c.. Laid x Co.

John G.. Laid q Go.
HAVE FOR SALE,
NEUSCOYAD0 and ciayed sugars IN
wv hhis. cases and barrels
Moiasses in hhds.
India point gin in pipes
New England run in hOSshcads
Spermaccti and tallow candles
White and Drawn soap in bSscs
No. and chocolate
Writing, wrapping 4 sheathing paper
Hyspn tea in half che;
Long and short pipes in boxes
Spanish segars in hall boxes
Race and ground ginger
I05arrels No. 2 mackerel
Manufactured tobacco
barrel Spanish indigo
A quantity OF cassia, tow cloth
Mems, boys and wUmen's fire and
coarse shoes
Cuarse and fine hats, Lisbon loot mats
Russia duck and shectings
American cables and CO.dage
Giauber salts in barrels
| Oboxes double refined birthstone
Florence oil in boxes
tanners and Spermaceti oil in IBIS.
/ lales goat skins
Madeira, Tonsriffe, sherry and malaga
wines in pipes aud qua: Ter casks, old and
of superior quality
nv II yirHn,y rlass
KEY Faxon axes, yawl boats
Cut nails in casks, sriudstones
20 tons Russia 4 Swedish iron, assert.
German linens insbales, consisting Ut
TickhnLurss, oSuaburss, hessians
White and brown rolls
Dowias aud shirting
case looking glasses
British goods in packages, consisting oil
Cambria, cotton shirtins,
Cords and velvet, cotton hose
S cases cotton thread
case domestic cotton shirting
, cases broad cloth AMI sa!tiaetts
) bales handkerchielS, consisting o
mock pul!icat, madras, blue gi!la, ant
bandana
D cases seersuckers aud nankeens
Bales OF India cottons, consisting o
gurrahs, mamOOdies, &c.
A!sn, few tons fustic, stone lime ant
f, plaster Of Paris. oct
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William Gilman,

Mng-st.one door rsst Of 24tons Z Butcher
OFFERS for sale, low for cash, or to
W punctual customers
s pipes Up. MadeiraWine ! Imported
do burgundy do in the
/ cask Serceal do schooner
1 do Malmsey do } H'y Clay
Is half pipes ! Old Port Wiae-al also in
4 or. casks bottles and On drsusEt
70 % t sss: low priced sugar.
9 bbls
46 hhds Trinidad molasscs Boston
% doz Eng. porter, imported per slip
10000 lbs greent st. Domingo cUffes
Loaf aud lump sugar
Guppowder
Imperial x TEAS
Young Hyson
Jamaica, West-India and n Z Rum
Cognac Brandy, Old Rye Whskey
Holland and county Civ, Tobacco
Chocolate, Pepper, COpperas, Candles
Race and Ground Ginger. Cinnamon
Writing and Wrapping Paper, Soap
Pearl Barley, n f cheese, Pateat shot
Liverpool coarse and fine salt
Bedcords, Piuushiines, etc. etc.
October Is
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Roberts & Allen
"AVE FOR SALE,

y AVE TUX SALE,
IL so hhds sugar, various qualities
so do molasses
100 bags coffee
so chests and boxes fresh teas
1000 bushels ground alum salt
100 sacks fine salt
500 tons plaster
6 do patent shot powder
100 kegs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gun
West lpdia spirits and \, f. rum
Madeirs, Sicily, and Lisbon vine
Loaf and lump sugar
Pepper and alsPice
Cloves and Dutmegs
Saltpetre. refined
Nader and alum
Bsngal and llotant indigo
Mould and dipped candles
Manufactured tobacco, etc. e'c.
October 90 mtb5wthSv
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I.awrason & Fowlc

Lawrason & Fowle
OFFER tor sale the cargo OF the
~ schooner Planet, Chandler Rack
lii master. from Portland, Of
l5Opieccs ravens duck
so d.. Prussia sheetings
$50 do. diapers
50b,I,s FIRST quality Russia duck
pipe Lisbon wine
40 toas Plaster Paris
ALSO,
The cargo Of the schooner New rack
c,. irum Boston, of
100 tons Plaster Paris
ST. blrsels No. I beef
G,0U0 !bS. green coffee
u barrels tanners oil
For Boston,
rs The regular trading schr
NiyL SSAN NEW PACKET, /. Crosby
xstltsss; 49, m,ster, will commence load
>aEa ,ng in few day and take a
ts hundred barrels freight, Apply as
sasvr. October 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-11-03
Wanted to Purchase, or take
to Winter,

"ORSES, Mules, or Cattle, By the
drove or single one.
ALSO TO SELL,
A family Of SLAVES, consisting Of a
man, his wife and four children, three
IF them girls and one boy; their ages
from l2 to 20 years, the man and woman
between so and 4O-all of them healthy
and stout.--Enquirs OF the Printer.
October ii Dim