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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-28
Viewers Slays or Reeds.

TNHE subscriber has for sale, 5000 dol.
i. lars worth of the FIRST quality weavers
Stays, which he will sell on moderate terms
they are assorted in boxes Of leo dolls.
each-calculated for woollen, lmsey, cot
ion and linen all made for country wea-
vers. A.: and sd wide. By the box they
will be sold low.
THOMAS GRIMSHAW.
September 10 6w
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Grains and Yeast.

Grams and Yeast.
RAINS may be had this day at 8 P. N.
" atmy Brewery and Yeast next week,
From morning Till 4 T. VI.
and both as usual during the season.
ISAAC ENTWISLE.,.
October 10 ...,,- tbsiu2w
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/. HOIT'S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
NO. 80 pURLING-slIr, NEw-roRK.

no. 80 BURLrNG-sLIp, NEw-YoRK.
DRlNTlNG TYPES, Of all the kinds
l. manufactured in the United States;
the Columbian printing press; common dc;
standing presses. various sizes; printing
ink, from the different factories, all kinds
cast and wrought iron chases, from the su-
per.royal TO the card chase sheepstoots
turnscrews job and book sticks, with
brass OF iron slides; mahogany do; shears
spring steel points common do bod.
Eins saws girtls ball skins for NEWS or
book work Z; ball stocks, do; bali nails
wool wool cards candlesticks; shutters
imposing stones. with frames, for one or Two
forms; brass double and single rule CO.
lump rules parchments; I've brushes; dust,
proof and pick do /; metal cuts Of houses,
ships, steamboats,, and stages: cherry and
whitewood cases 4; do for Greek. figure and
rule, flowers, and algebra gaIleys of al
kinds; frames with or without slides Ease
racks swing troughs; wetting do: fnrni-
ture OF all kinds letter, press and paper
boards ; mallets shooting sticks planners;
quoins press blankets: page cord blank
cards Printing flirting and Letter Paper,
OF all kinds; together with ornaments and
other articles, all OF the lest quality.
GA large assortment OF second hand
type, Of almost every description. for sale
as above, specimens Of any fount OF W ich
will he forwarded To order
Every kind of PRINTING and u RI
TING PAPER, supplied al the uanufac-
turer's price. October8.
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Samuel Ward
TGAS lust received BY the schooner Mi
4 Y das, from bostCo, and for sale at the
Cabinet Warehouse, lower end OF Prince
street,
10 dog corn hrooms. OF superior quality
; floor brushes; 6wash stands
) small bellows, very elegant
: bed cords, superior quality
coffee mills, good and low priced
2 French hats, low price
Philadelphia market baskets
S Pembroke mahogany tables
snail side board
Ct bedsieads Of different kinGs
On hand,
Coarse and fine shoes; mahogany boards
Few barrels No mackerel
Sackrn bottoms made 10 any size
10 dozen sacken bottoms Oct %
Prime Chewing Tobacco,
ENROM tie mandatory of YIN. .Rngus&
u Color sale by the keg by
Oct Is fuiw HUGH SMITH l. Co.
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For New-Orleans,

Ik$N The fast sailing brig HUNTER,
Ss1I'John Grinnalds master, a regular
racket in the trade, will sail on the goth
November. For FREIGHT or passage, hlNins
excellent Accommodations, apply to the
master on board, or 10
Oct7 THOMAS JANNET & Co.
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For Pernambuco, and a mar
ket i'm Brazil,

AND BACK TO THIS PLACE,
To sail in ten dnys,)
~ssN The substantial and very fast sail
.s& ing brig PLANTER, Asa Bly,, mas
ter, burthen 1000 bis. half of which is n
gagged. For freight of 500 bis. apply to
the master on board, or
T. H. ROWLAND.
10th noel CT
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Shoe Manufactorv.
For Sale, Freight or Charter,

Il va '|s'-N1 -
kEN The substantial ship FAlR-TRA-
SSHDER, capt. George Fletcher, bur-
then 5000 barrels or $50 hhds tobacco. now
in complete order for the reception OF a
c,yo and the performance Of any voyage.
For terms for the purchase OF two-thirds,
or freight of the whole. apply to
NOBLET HERBERT,
O1e FRANCIS ADAMS, jr.
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Teas.

TIME subscribers have just received per
4 sloop Eliza, from Philadelphia, and
for sale,
so or chests Dung Hyson Tea (from
the careoes per Clothicr and Benz. Ru,h.l
Oct LAWRASON & FOWLE.
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New Cheese.

TWO thousand lbs. good Connecticut
i cheese in small casks. For sale by
VAUDEVILLE & LARMOUR.
September
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A Teacher W anted.

A MALE or female Teachers wanted in
N private family, in Virginia, TO in
struct few small children. Inquire of the
printer. October is.
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For Newburyport,

xAN The sloop CHARLES, A. Fore
LYMAN, master, will sail in I days
For freight or passage apply 10 the captain
on board, or to S. & Il. PLUMMER,
Who hare receiped by said stoop
1870 casks Thomastcwn lime
1000 bushels potatoes
1000 lbs cheese; 10 bis apples
90 bbls cranberries
8 casks cod oil
40 kegs tongues and sounds
IS salmon
Shoes. h ,ots. &c. Oct %
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For Freight.
CF~ The brig CATHERINE, Neven
@SA'Crawford, master, burthen 400 bis
she is first rate vessel, only 3 years old,
and will BE- ready for freight TO any part
of the world in 6 days. Apply to
JOHN Fl. LADD & Co.
Who hare for sale sad briggs cargo Of
CSC casks fresh Thomastown lime
10 NJ merchandise boards
2 NJ. birch joist,
For Boston,
Or any Eastern Port,
SfEA The new substantial schooner
~ JOHN GILMAN, J. Crockett, mas
Ter, burthen 400 bis for freight OF passage
apply TO JOHN H LADD 4 Co.
Who have For sale on board said vessel
l85 casks fresh Xbomastown lime.
October 10
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Just Received.

A Nd offered tor sale by
N VIM. s. JOSEPH PEARSON,
On Ramsay's wharf,
500 punches onions FIRST quality
GO dozen corn brooms; 9 bags coffee,
find an store,
60 bbis n. F. rum; 5 hhds do
90 boxes soap and candles
10 bbls whiskey behring's g. shad
so bushels ship peas
60 reams rapper paper
And constant supply Of groceries as
usual. 1w Oct %
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For Sale or Freight.
For Freight,

For Freight,
,kSN The brig PANOPEA, Eleazer
49, Crabtree master, burthen 1900 bbls
lis first rate vessel, and will be ready
for the reception of cargo in few days.
Apply to LAWRASON & FOWLE.
who have for sale said briggs cargo OF St.
Ubes salt of 1000 bushels.
Also for Freight.
>SaM The ship WILHELMINA, John
s Baxter, master. burthen 500 hhds.
or 1000 barrels, substantial vessel and
will be ready TO receive cargo in ten days.
Apply as above.
Also for Freight,
SSS The scbr. ADVEHO. capt. Pen
n1 dleton, an excellent vessel, carries
about 8,O bbls. and will be ready to re
ce;ve cargo next week. Apply as above
September "a It
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LIST OF ACCIDENTS.

On the 4th inst. while an Artillery COM
pany at Prescott, Upper Canada, was firing
a salute in honor Of tn" arrival of the Duke
Of Richmond, one Of the artllerynen was
unfortunately killed. He was driving
home the charge when it exploded, and Ii
terally tore him in pieces.
On the lst inst. citizen Of Kingston,
By the name OF Silas Man, in passing upon
a plank from the steam boat Charlotte TO
the Dock, fell into the water and was
drowned. He was taken from the water
in less than an hour, and every effort was
made, but without effect, TO restore him 10
life.
On the 9TH inst. while capt. Conger, OF
the schr George & Mary, was lying at
Kingston, U. C. one Of bis crew, a Mr..
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GeN'a. Common Council,

SEPTEMBER Is, 1918.

SEPTEMBER Is, 1918
Or,lrred, That the stree, commissiope,
do iorthw tn cause ,ubc laid at the inter.ec.
ton Of Pcnileton aud Water streets, sut.
iicienl trunk. i've feet wide at bottom, and
two feet high, with tight gale that will
exclude the tide wafer: the bottom Of sad
trunk TO be laid sufficiently low TO carry of
the water from Inc lots above and in tie
marsh. Tie exl ensc thereof TO BE- charg-
ed TO the SECOND waFd.
Ordere5, That the committee for super
intending the finishing OF the new Market.
House, DO cause the inclosure around the
Markct-Square, including the passages in
the rket-House, TO be- repaired 50 as to
exclude III, irpm the Market-Hcuse and
Square.
Passed in council the 18th day OF Septem-
Der, 1913. J. II. HOOE,
President of the Common Council.
Approved 10Th September, 1873.
JACOB HOFFMAN, Mayor
A true copy,
Test, !. p. THOMPSON, c. c.
The act TO provide Tor the protection OF
property between candle light and ten o.
clock, was read second and third times
anu passed.
The act to provide for fitting up the room
at present occupied by the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court, Tor Mayors Ofice-also, The
act 10 amend an act, entitled an act con-
corning the Cbal ybeate Spring al the in.
tersection of Pitt and Montgomery streets,
were severally read a second and third
times and passed.
Ordered, That Messrs. Vei.ch and Nc
CURE ne committee, who shall, with the
superintendent OF police, examine the pave
ment done by J. w. Beedle during the last
year; and that the said committee shall have
power TO adjust the account of the said Bea-
die against the Corporation.
Ordered, That Messrs. Lee, Smith, and
Janney. he committee TO enquire into the
laws relating to poor orphan children, and,
il practical lie TO devise an efectual system
for he instruction of such in some useful art.
Ordered, That the Mayor 10 cause to be
laid before the Council repor, OF the In
spectors OF the House OF Industry, stating
the progress they have made, how many OF
the poor have been relieved, and the ex-
pense of the house.
Extract from the minutes.
A true copy,
TEST, |. p. THOMPSON, &C
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main for the night. A large fie was bl,,
zing, around which were several Turks
who appeared anxious 10 render our sirI,,
ton as comfortable as the place would aG
nit. They offered US part Of the food lbrr
were eating. which we accepted, and IN r.
turn they p5rtook OF ours.
After the horses had been put in The,
stable, The guide spread few mats in orIr,.
so !uli % .leas, however, that we were O.
ged TO dispense with them and liz on n.
bare ground, but as the mosquitoes wouS
not suffer US to sleep, we had an opport
nifty oi observing he heavenly tcdis,
through the roof OF The bniIding. while +.
teuing to the bowling of jackalls md o,be.
wild animals, with which this Country /,
infested.
A, sunrise We continued our Journey
parallel with a ridge OF a;eh mount,;r:
covered 10. the very summit with lire,
through valley in as hish stale OF culIjr,.
ton as any have ever seen 10 Eurue ~
Amcncs. Instead OF dead scare crvw. IN
the field, we observed live negroes. NOM
ted Oh small scsaolds, whose business TAG
TO snap WHIPS, and heaye stones from ,Iipgs
at the birds when they made there sppc7I.
auca.
We passed over TIE ruins OF .Netro,oln
lace that many travellers have sough,
t2r:a VAN, but Oh which, by pare scci.ent,
our guide stumbled. The remains If the
aqG@duct extending some miles, broken
columns and capitals strewe1 over the
ground, with part OF the Acropolis, satisfied
US that II could be no other city, particular.
~ when reference was had 10 the ancient
maps OF the country.
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Notice.

@E HAVE removed my residence from
v" : Alexandra TO Stafford county, Va.
and shall hereafter attend the Inferior and
Superior Courts OF Stafford and PrinceWil.
liam counties, and the Superior Court Of
Chancery at Fredericksburg. My unhnish-
ed business in the Circuit Court for the
county of Alexandra is lett in The hands OF
WILLIAM HERBERT, Jr. who will al
tend TO lis completion, and TO whom those
interested will please apply. Letters adj
dressed to me must be directed 10 Aqua
Post-ofiice, Stafford county, Virginia,
Sept 90 I'm !. d. SiMMS
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ASsAs SINS.

4 gang OF assassins have been discovered
in Louisiana, and a part Of them arrested.
They acted as ferrymen on some river, and
whenever they conceived passenger to
have money or any other valuable article
about him, he was mis-directed into by
road, murdered and robbed. One Of the
fellows caught, made full confession Of
their horrid practices, by which il appears
that the business has been practised with
success for some time.
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cascadden Of Kingston, and four stran-
gers in boat from Ireland, were passing
from the vessel to The shore, the boat filled
and sunk, and Mr.. C. and the four slran-
gers were drowned. Captain Conger and
the men belonging to the vessel, being good
swimmers, reached the shore in safety.
AMr. Epson, pedIar from Massachu-
sets, was lately drowned al the mouth OF
Black Biyer.
The Cleaveland (ohio) Gazette men
lions, that about the eth ult. man was
killed in the town :f Palmira, Portage Co.
in that state, under the following circum-
stances The deceased who was an Oh
soldier during the late war, put up at the
tavern ola Mr.. Buckley. He went up to
bed about ten O'Clock at night, and being
somewhat intoxicated began TO sing. The
landlord, as appears from evidence before
the inquest, went up stairs, and with a
large Wagon whip struck the deceased,
who Immediately sprung out of bed, and
followed the landlord TO The head OF the
stairs, and fell to the bottom. He died
shortly after and was buried. But suspi-
cion arising as TO the manner of his death,
the body was raised aud an inquest held o.
YER it, who gave in their verdict th, he
he had died Of wounds received in quar-
rel, in the house OF said Buckley.
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Charleston, Sept. l6

Charleston, Sept. 16.
By the arrival this morning Of The brig
iov. Jones, capt. George, in 5 days from
Havana. we have received our regular files
of the " Noticioso," and "Diario del Cob
ierne," from the LIST to the 9th inst. The
following is an extract of letter from our
correspondent, dated
Hcpann, Sept. 9.
"The sailing Of the gov. Jones to-mor-
row, affords me an opportunity to forward
you our latest papers-they are so barren
of interest, that they will be scarcely ac
ceptable, fear.
Several American vessels have arrived
here lately from the nol hern states. having
had the longest passages we can recollect
hearing of-from so to 30 days.
"Our market for American produce
is not such as TO induce any shipments at
tbs season our stock OF molasses entirely
exhaustcd-in consequence. brown sugars
arc sought for, and are advancing fist, they
will, no doubt, be UP to 9 dolls. in very
few days. The following are the current
prices OF to day. Assorted sugars, 8 10
too a ~ dolls p. gg-whites alone, !
i9 dolIars-5rowns, (box)7 l-2 8-mus-
covado, 8 81 coffee from 10 TO %. |
have given you quotations Of foreign pro-
duce below.
"The U S schr firebrand, capt. Thos.
Cunningham, ar here yesterday, from y.
Orleans, via Pensacola, all well. We are
informed he brings dispatches for the capt.
General, relative to some American pri-
soncrs, which perhaps you are better ac-
quainted with than we are-he had an in
teryiew with the governor this morning and
will probably sail from here to morrow or
next day; he ,uted the city on his arrival,
and the Admiral the next morping-thc
double salute might have been avoided
bad he salutcd the Admiral first, which is
practised by other vessels OF war entering
this port, by hpaving too the main-topsail
or some ceremony or other before the sails
are handed.
"The brig Charles, Capt. Foot, from
Bath, District of Maine, last from New-Or-
leans, with lumber, rs days; arrived on
the 9Th, the brig Mary & Jane, Capt. **#,
81 days from Boston; arrived this day, the
brig (Mechanic, supposedly at the Moro,
arrived this evening iromPortland, "a days.
Philadelphia fou:, Del inferior, do 70
l-2; rice, 9 l-e; beef, Boston, No. /, 90;
Connecticut, do II lard, 90; butter, 80;
Cheese, l6 soap, IA; CASTLE do AZ; Ca
talcnia wine, rs so; French claret, cask,
IS so; candles, tal!ow mould, ga; do
sperm, 8 reals per ID; boards, wide, % per
m. cash and dul-in exchange for new
crop molasses deliverable in Jan. next, Dc
per {. one third scantling D3l do. or scant-
ling alone, 35 do cash plank, 40 do. Cod
fish, Do 5 1-2 per box; Exchange on
London, par; do on U. S. DO; no freights
From the Philadelphia Democratic Press.
EAPoLEos THE YOUNGER.
On Tuesday last We re-published from a
London paper, an account Of an attempt to
assassinate the son OF Napoleon and Maria
Louisa, in the palace Of his grandfather, the
Emperor of Austria. We have since learn
ed from an officer, late in the service of the
King of the Netherlands, and recently arri-
we'd in the United States, that the attempt,
before alluded to, was not the first which
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M, were the soul and ana to WELD

His were the soul and aYrs to WELD
The whrlwind of the battlefield;
When loudest rang the maddening jar,
And widest pour'd the tide war,
Severely calm he stood,
And guided, with steady hand,
The efforts Of his patriot band,
The rushing of the food. :.
And we'll be knew. what few can know,
Compassion for fallen foe
"Fierce was the wa. the tyrant wag'd,
And long The doubtful conflict rsg'd.
Which gilds thy country's story;
But Clos graphic page alone
Can paint the various fields. where shone
The beamines Of his glory.
And when the star of peace retura'd,
To dry Counbia's tears,
The Chief, whose soul in battle burn'd,
Was first among his peers,
To teach, hard task, OF laws the sway,
Where all are free, aud all obey.
Behold, my boy, yon mountain height, Tor
there
Liv'd unregarded-died the brave g. Clair
BY those neglected, whomhis hand had led,
Spurn'd by the country for whose rights he
bled,
Without crime condemn'd 70 misery's lot,
His wasted treasure and his tolls forgot,
Compell'd DER penury's f1inty fields TO roam,
To beg daily piitance and home, tears,
InsuIied for his wrongs-mid prayers and
Our Belisarius pass d The vale OF years
IT'S done the hero's tolls are DER,
The patriots woes are'past;
The man who felt, shall feel no more
He sweetIy rests al last.
Aud to mark bis sleep, that eye shall weep,
Which devices saw has tear-drops flow ;
Aud DER bis urn shall freedom mourn,
While burns her sacred lamp below.
TO him no rest on earth was given, wen.
And he smil'd, and fled 10 his home in hea-
Oh happy change! who would not pass that
bourne, [mourn
Where wo forgets TO pierce, and grief. TO
Who still would live, when life no JOY can
bring, listing?
When angels call, and Death has lost his
How best the meeting in those regions,
where
No sorrow enters, for their God is there,
Between the Good and Great, who side by
side, (died |!
Have for their csuntry fought and bled aud
What bliss, 81. Clair, did through thy bosom
run,
Again to meet thy friend-thy Washington !
Soul Of the brave, farewell! Forgive the
tear
A youthful stranger drops upon thy bier.
Thou too hast wept but now thy pangs
are past,
Thine is the full, the rich reward at last.
COSMAS.
Toudoun Co Vn Sent. 10.
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, Es5N Exchange Ce6ee-House ,haN
Sa.l:sM ARlNE JOURNAL. .SaK,
POhTOF .lLEEa.NDREa.. September 20.

POhTOF ALEXANDRIA. September GO
ARRIVED,
Schr Hilan, Hand, 10 days from Phiia-
delphia dry goods, groceries, sc. TO meI-
chants OF the district.
September o7h.
Schr Planet, Dyer, Is days fr Portland
plaster, rum, furniture, &c. to Lawrason &
Fowle, S. Ward, A. Adams and n. Bias
dell, and ship timber for the Navy Yard.
CLEARED,
Brig Visitor, Stonas, Bath.
Schr birmingham, Georgetown.
Sloop Erie, Hepron, Aqua.
SAILED,
Sloop Fanny, Mitchell, for Baltimore.
Sloop Morning Star, Dennis, cleared al
Newport 18th inst. for this port
Schr Geo. Washington, Jackson, hence,
arrived at Norfolk ED inst. in % hours,
and was 70 sail again for this port 25th.
Sloop Recovery. days from Bermuda,
for Alexandria, was spoken 10th inst. lat.
"a 81, Ion. II. by British schooner Triton,
Tyres. from Barbados, arrived at Norfolk
Esd inst. II days.
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NO. H.

stantnople, in Grccian vessel.
Boston Patriot
No. II.
ihave lust returned from the ancient city
of Ephesus, and although the journey has
been extremely iatiguing, the pleasure de-
rived by wandering among the RUNS, tar
more than compensatcs tor the trouble.
We started with All Armenian servant, a
Turkish guide, AID Janissary ; the latter,
merely to give our retinue respectable
appearance in the eyes OF the peasants.
The first part OF the route led through the
Tmkish burying grounds, over desert
country, but II soon changed to vaIiIes high.
" cultivated with corn and tobacco, sha-
ded by fig and olive tree.
As there are no public houses on the roads
in Turkey, the government have establish
ed Cafaes, which are little raud sheds, one
side open by way OF door, covered by
matched root, before which are kept small
fires, purposely 10 light pipes and make
coffee for those who require 1t. We stop
ped occasionally at these places TO rest
our horses, making some small present
TO the occupicrs for their kindness towards
US.
About sunset our guide qnickened his
pace, and when objects began to fade from
our view, he spurred his horse, setting him
on full gallop, the Janis.ary bringing up
the rear, and applying whip to those
horses that seemed inclined TO fall back.
Thus we continued, at one montnt pas
sing over low ground covered with bushes
and boys, and the next racing over broken
l. 4 L..
servants chanting kind Of hymn, for the
purpose, as afterwards learned, of keep
ing OF the devil, or any other evil spirit
that might he lowering around US at the ST.
lent hour Of night. -
IL had been dark some time when we ar
rived al the Cafne, where we were 10 re-
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LETTERS FROM ASIA.
rope

Extract from series of letters, written by
an American gentleman while in Asia, 10
his friend in Boston. The write unlor-
tunately died by the plague, on his pas
sage trom Alexandria, in Egypt, 10 Con-
stantnople, in Grccian vessel.
Boston Patriot
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LoudOun Co. Va. Sept. l8.
Boston September 10.

DUStUH DtPIeHIUT To-
The United States sloop of War Hornet,
Captain Read, is every day expected to ar
, rive from Copenhagen, at this port She
is TO be Immediately reii;ted for sea-and
will proceed to the South seas She will
JON the Macedonian frigaie al some Spa
nish port, probably at Buenos Ayres or
point, upon the coast of South america,
and pursue the Interior object Of the eXpe-
dition.