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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-10-03
French Language.
Wlr T9A'pETED

H.E. L.iNPHIER
INTENDS opening an Evening School
4 on the 18th inst. at 7 o'clock, for the
purpose of teaching the rudiments of the
French language. Applicants can leave
their names at Doctor STABLER's shop.
The following certificate is subjoined for
their satisfaction:
Translation
Having had the pleasure Of daily inter-
course with Mr.Lanphier for several months
past, we the undersigned certify, that from
the profound knowledge he possesses OF the
French language, no person is more capa.-
BILE than he of teaching its rudiments and
different idioms (Which constitute part of
it), and indeed the most correct pronunci-
alton. We have also had an opportunity
of conveIsing with several OF The scholars
of the same gentleman, who, without ever
having been in France, speak good French.
PAUL NJ. GEBERT.
(Signed) Doct. and Surg.
EUGENE SHERIDAN.
.Alerundria, June "a, 1918.
. September d3tthstutf
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Salt. Rum. &c.

40 SACKS Liverpool ground alum salt
NV 1900 bushels do do do do
100 sacks do fine do do
80 puncheons Sd pr. fine favored West
India Rum sugars
90 hhds 1st and Cd quality muscorado
800 bags prime green coffee
500 reams wrapping paper
600 lbs Spanish fiotant and Bengal indigo
pipes pure Holland gin
90 quarter casks sweet Malaga wine
40 casks London refined salt petre
A bbls North Carolina honey
GOO lbs do heeswax
Gunpowdes, imperial, young hyson and
Tyson teas; old Jamaica spirits and cognac
brandy; old port and Madeira wine
Ground and race ginger pepper; alum
Pimento; nutnegs cloves /; coppcras
Best flour for family use-with general
assortment of GROCERIES-all OF which
are offered for sale on moderate terms, by
BRYAN HAMPSON & Co.
September 8 3m
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Ss.\ Exchange CoGee-House ,AaA
So, MARIN JOURNAL. 49,

FORT OF .lLEX.ANDRLA.. October 2.
ARRIVED,
Schr Brothers, Brewster, 16 days from
Boston; liRe and plaster, to Lawrason &
Foyle.
CLEARED,
Schr Antelope, Drury. Georgetown.
SAILED,
Sloop Ocean, Middleton, for Norfolk.
Schr Sophia, Weeks, II days from Lu-
bee for Alexandra, ar in Hampton Roads
oGth uit. with cargo Of lumber-put in
on account OF head winds, and to try the
market.
Schr Philadelphia. Hand. hence, al PHI
ladelphia, seth ali, up for this port
Schr Dash, Griffith, CT. at New Orl
och u!t. for this port.
British Scbr Alert, kirkpatrick, hence ar.
at Barbados, last OF August.
SloOp Comet, Bradley AT New \ ork 3Oth
ult. up for this port.
S. b. Salome, Gibbs, hence, ar. at Boston
Goth all
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n Office.

~I HAVE removed my residence from
W. q Alexandria to Stafford county, Va.
and shall hereafter attend the Inferior and
Superior Courts OF Stafford and Prince Viii.
liam counties, and the Superior Court of
Chancery at Fredericksburg. My un6nish-
ed business in the Circuit Court for the
county of Alexandra is left in the hands OF
WILLIAM HERBERT, Jr. who will at
tend to its completion. and TO whom those
interested will please apply. Letters ad-
dressed TO me must be directed to Aqua
Post-oifice, Stafford county, Virginia.
Sept 90 I'm J. ID. SIMMS.
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Notice.

MIR. GEORGE KINCAID having eau
w toned the public against harborin@
his negro woman Hannah, and having tho't
proper particularly to mention my name,
Il may be proper for me to state that do
not believe the negro woman in question 10
be his prGperiy-and that | have in my
possession a written notice from the late
col. George Denealc, iorwarning me from
letting her go out ct my custody, as she
had Leen made over 40 bin in trust to Sc
cure the payment Of a certain debt therein
named.--Mr. h. might therefore have sa-
we'd himself the trouble OF publishing an I'M
Necessary caution circulated TO cast an I'M
lust Otium on my character, a, he was well
apprised of my motives IN keeping her.
ELIJAH CHENAULT
OCtohcrS q
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Public Sale.

ON Tuesday next, the 9th inst. will be
" sold at the auction store, corner Of
Prince and Water Streets
bale superfne broad cloths
Gassimers
Striped blanket.
Bennets cords
Pelisse cloths
Corduroys and velvets
Irish linens
Domestic cottonS
Cal;coes
Dimities
Cambria, leno, iaconet s. book muslin
Sd silk shawls
Madras handkerchiefs
Kid, and beaver gloves, &c. &c:
ALSO,
pipe Holland gin
80 crates queens ware
100 gin cases
81 boxes mould candles
5000 lbs bacon
5trunks red morocco shoes
=. g. MARSTELLER, Auct.
October2
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Rraden, Morgan s Go.

HAVE imported per ships New.Jersey
4 L and America, from Liverpool,
London superfne cloths and cassimeres
Yolksire fine and superhne do
Double mlled drab cloths
Pelsse and ladies do tgrey
Merino shawls, scarlet, drab and French
Bombazetts, plain and printed
Ratenetts do do
Walstcoatings, various patterns
FIannels, scarlet, red, yellow. green ,drab
and white land green
Printed pelisse fannels, orange, scarlet
Manchester cords and velveteens
Cotton tckirgs and apron checks
Sewing silks and twist.
With variety of other articles, compris-
ing a handsome assortment oil seasonable
goods. stuth5w 9th mo. 20
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John w. Massie 8 Co.
UAVE just received per the ships New
LII Jersey, Boston, & America, from l.i-
verpool, The principal part of their fall
goods.-Among the variety OF goods re-
ceived there are,
Blscksmith's anvis shoyels & spades
Vices and screw-plates
Hammers, and irying-pans
Iron traces and halter chains
Plated hride-bitts and stirlups Of the
latest and most fashionable patterns
Woolen and hemp webs s,ra'niDg do
Mil, cross cut, whip, hand, and dove
tail saws
Best blstered Ut, Millingion, Crow
ley, and cas-, steel
English hoop iron; best saddle trees
SEoe thread in balls
All sizes Of Wagon boxes
A few best fowling pieces, double and
single barrel
A general assortment Swedish bar iron
Together with a great variety OF other arti
cles in the Hardware line, all Of which will
be sold low.
September tuths
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Port-Tobacco Jockey Club
Races.

WILL commence on TUESDAY, the
w eth OF OCTOBER next. The
purses to be raised and paid as usual
They will be respectable /; but the precise
amount cannot be ascertained.---lt is sup
posed the first days purse will be 800 dol
lar. the second, about 600; the third
days race, for saddle, bride, and mar
tingale for saddle horses of the county
only. O~The first days race, 4 miles
and repeat; the second days race, miles
and repeat; the third days race, mile
and repeat weights agreeable to the
Washington jockey club races, except the
saddle horses, and they may carry lea-
Their. Sept. 10 1910
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G.. & |. p. Thompson

HAVE received per ships Ocean, from
4 X London, and America, from Liver
pool, the following articles:
Extra Imperial Saxony cloths and cas-
simeres fine and supcrGne do do
Double milled drabs
Blankets nanucls bombazctts; fur
niture mOreens
Tartan plaids uperiine and fine Kid
dermins,er carpetings, new patterns
Mourning and fancy London prints
Rich oriental furniture chinlz
Ga super Carlisle gingbams
Fancy and India book muslins
SIS stout steam loom shirtings
Apron checks Manchester cords and
velvetleens-which " it'll their former stock
comprise a com plete assortment OF SEA-
SONABLE GOODS.
September 3 d2w&thstu6w
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SALES At AUCTION.
THIS DAY.

ON Saturday next will be sold at DR..
OSelden's quarter, about mile from A:
lexandria, Fart of the personal estate OF
Charles Alexander, deceased, consisting OF
negroes, horses cattle, sheep, and farming
utensils. Terms made known at the place
OF sale, and sale TO commence nj 10 O'Clock.
The Executors ofCharics .flerdnder,
October deceased.
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Caution.

4 Ii persons are forwarned from pur-
~ chasing ticket number 10, 3G5 in the
Medical Science Lottery, number D, now
drawing in the city OF New Y ork: the same
having been lost or mislaid. The ticket
will not benefit any but the subscriber as
payment has been stopped, should it prove
fortunate number.
GA suitable reward will be paid TO the
hnGer by leaving il at the Gazette Office.
J. l.. Afford
October 3 cost
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4 Nurse Wanted.

Il IBERAL wages will be given 10 a
4 young woman, either black or white,
who understands the nursing o. children;
and can come well recommended-to re-
side few months short distance from A
lexandria. Application must be made to
the Printer, who will refer them TO the adj
vertiser Sept go.
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Public Sale.
October 9

Public Sale.
ON Tuesday next, the 9Th inst. will be
" sold at the Auction Store, corner OF
Prince and Water streets (without reserve
on credit of four months,
9 bales striped blankets
bale white cotton
bale fine cloths.
?. G. MARSTELLER, Auct.
October3
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To Hire,

A Mulatto woman good washer and
IN ironer, and accustomed to house work.
Apply TO tn printer. st Oct I
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Thomas Janney s Go.

IHUII1ds JdIIIit' y W
HAVE received per ships America and
Il IL Potomac, from Liverpool,
Superfine, second and coarse cloths
Cassimeres pelisse cloths; baizes
Double milled drabs :, fanncls
Rose, stripe and point blankets
Worsted and cotton hosiery; fiushings
Vcstings, assorted; hombazctts, &c. &c.
For sale by the piece Or package.
October 4t
The Winchester Gazette will insert the
above four Zines.
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Notice.

PURSUANT TO decree Of the Honora-
i bic Court of Charles County IS a Court
of Equity, | shall expose TO public sale at
Port Tobacco, Charles county, Maryland,
on Wednesday the 18th day of October next,
all the real estate Of which General John
Mitchell died seized, lying in Durham pa
IRISH in said county, consisting OF two tracts
of land adjoining each other, called Holly
spring Resurveyed and Meek's Park. con-
tanning about 730 acres. This estate is ST.
tuated contiguous to that of Colonel John
TaHoe's, near Maryland Point, and within
two miles Of the river Potomac, is consider
e.. one of the most healthy in that neigh.
bOrbOod, lies level, and the soil Ia part Of
which is already strong is thought TO be
susceptible of speedy improvement by the
use Of clover and plaster of paris. On this
estate il very considerable body of wood
and timber, which if converted into money
would probably pay the purchase money.
k The Improvements are two story
GHf dwelling with two rooms and a
n passage on each floor, and cellar
49, under the whole, kitchen, Negro
quarters. barn, and corn house, and an or
chard of some OF the choicest fruits.-A
more particular description OF II IS deemed
unnecessary, as it is presumable that those
inclined TO purchase will view the premises
previous 10 the day Of sale twill be sold
either entire or in parcels ter the accommo-
dation of purchasers.-The purchaser or
purchasers will be required to enter into
bond, with approved security for the pay
ment of the purchase money in one, two
and three years, with interest, payable an
nually from the day Of sale; and on the ra-
LITIGATION OF the sale by the Court, and the
payment of the purchase money, and not
before, a deed or deeds in due TORN will be
made, conveying all the estate, right, title,
interest and claim, to the premises tina; the
said John Mitchell, deceased, held in the
same, which title IS indisDutabfc.
JOHN BARNES, Trustee.
September dts
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Mill Irons.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
L their friends and the public at large,
that they have commenced making MILL
IRONS, at their old stand. Union-street !;
they are provided with every thing neces-
sary to carry on the business with neatness
and dispatch. Orders from different parts
OF the country will be attended to, and
promptly executed, in workmanship equal
10 any in the U. States. They continue to
carry on the blacksmith's business in all
its various branches as usual.
RICHARD ROCK & Co.
Sept tuths
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Notice.

EFORWARN al persons from h2rbOring
4 my negro oman HANNAH; and espe-
Cially Elijah Cbeuaull.
GEORGE KINCAID.
Octobero st
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For Sale.


A Ualuuble Farm in Jefferson County.
pY virtue of a decree of The Superior
ID Court of Chancery for the Fredericks-
burg District in Virginia, in suit wherein
the Executors Of Gen. George Washing ton
rere complainants; and Gerard Alexander,
Thomas L. Alexander, (hy Ludwell Lee,
his appointed GUARDIAN Ludwell Lee. RID.
II. L. Washington, John A. Washington,
Bushrod C.. Washington, and Mary Lee
Washington, were defendants, will be ex
posed 10 sale TO the highest bidder on the
premises, on FRIDAY the 90lh day of No
MEMBER next, all that tract OF land lying in
Jefferson County, Virginia, on Bullskin,
commonly called Rockhall, containing $40
acres, now in the occupation OF John Saun-
ders
The above tract of land lies about sixteen
miles from Winchester, and about six from
Charlestown, on the main road leading from
Winchester 10 Baltimore, the city OF Wash.
ington and Alexandria. 1t is well adapted
10 plaster and clover, and is in suality little
inferior, il at all, TO any farm in that fertile
f valley. The improvements on it
Mt are large two story frame dwell
Hrsi ing house, barn and other neces-
A.A1sary out houses.-The waller is
limestone and of excellent quality.
The terms Of sale will be one-third OF the
purchase money, and the balance 10 be paid
with interest, in one, two and three annual
instruments, to be secured by deed OF
trust on the property. 80
Any person wishing to view the land will
be shewn it upon application 10 John A.
Washington OF Busarod c. Washington,
living near it.
Alfred 4. Po7,eH, =
Henry 81. George Tucker, ~
Robert Worthington. ~
September "a ws,s
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Antigua 8 Grenada Spirits.
A FEW puncheons of superior quality
N for sale on liberal terms al No 80 u
nion-street. N. REILLY.
September so II
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Aliens List Of Prizes.
GRAND STATE LOTTERY,


GRAND STATE LOTTERY
.Noa, draG,,ng n Philadelphia.
Second days drawing.
No. 1898 first drawn D5OOO
%SI47 floating 10000
t1I9S ting 25l5 1912 fI0i4) -
1859 G528 1895 tlOll6 tl4908 p
tl46oO tl55l9 1887 y
1850 tl557 tI242 2o0l
t2942 tSIT3 t3Ol8 t4729
1876 t6Ol5 tlO756 1895 100
EII52I 1864 ti2226 tl475l
tl466J tl476S l4ll5 each
Owned By a gentleman in Baltimore.
Sold at Aliens lucky Office.
Draws again on Tuesday next, when the
frst drawn number will be entitled to
10000 Dollars.
D5o,ooo. 2s,oooo, eight of 10000, of
5000 and 70 of 900, yet in the wheel, all
So drawn in eight drawings.
n~-Tickets do, halves, quarters,
eigh,hs, and sixteenths in the same proper
tion. Apply at
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Alexandria. 0cto5Cr2f.

WAS committed to the Jail OF this CO.
w on the 18th inst. as runaway, 4 ne
gro man. about 81 years of age. who call.
himself JOHN, ani says he is the property
Of John Gilwort, Of Shrpherdstown, ViTg..
MIA, and that he has lslely been hired {"
Thomas Mott, of Leesburg, Va. s.J,. NJ
gro is ahou, C feel high has some inpet.
men, in his speech had on an old hst. do
nestle jacket, and bla.E silk vest. The
o.ner is desired to como and prove proper.
~. pay charges and take him away, otter
wise lie will he disposed Of as the law d.
reefs. ANDREW R0UNSAVELL,
Oct 90 jai!cr
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Alexandria, October n.

WAS committed TO the jail Ct this co.
y" on the Eth inst. negro man who
calls himseifFRiNCIS, and says he !; he
properly of Washington Berry, MaryIsnd
Said negro is about FL years Of age, ieeI
8 OF ~ inches high had on half ~ orr I''
hat, old country cloth jacket and p'nla,;
looms, very ragged. Tie owner is desired
to come and prove property, pay chsrg,es
and take him away, Otherwise he will or
disposed cfs. The law directs.
ANDREW ROUNSAFELL, jarior'
October e2 law
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The hearty laugh is chiefly used BY your
hearty souls, who, devoid of every care or
perplsxity, enjoy jest, and enter into the
spirit of funny story, without finding any
alloy to the enjoyment from delicacy olsen
,iment or the disapprobation Of reason
This species OF laughter is the most saIu-
tary to the human frame, and best answers
the purpose of keeping the body in due
temperature.
The horse laugh, though il sometimes re-
sembles the foregoing, is not, as that usual
ly is, proof of internal satisfaction, and OF
a heart at ease, but is generally used, both
in private companies and public assemblies
to laugh down an opponent, in order to ell
feet by this boisterous mode, what reason
and argument might not be able to accom-
plisb.
The giggle is a species Of laughter pecu-
liar to the younger part OF the female SEX
and is generally made use of, when any IN
cident obtrudes itself that iritates the ina
gination, but which their youth, and the
delicacy OF sentiment supposed TO be at
lendant upon youth, will not permit their
noticing.
The litter is somewhat similar to the gig
Gle, and, like that, most generally used by
girls. II IS laugh which they smother in
lis birth, because the place or company
present lays them under restraint that IS
not then 10 be removed.
The shipper is a contraction OF the mus
cles of the face, somewhat more than a
smile, yet scarcely amounting to laugh !;
and which just shows that you are pleased
with the attention paid you, or the incident
that gives rise to it.
These are the different species into which
laughter may be divided and by these the
different emotions of heart disposed to
mirth are expressed. A description Of their
various causes and effects would trespass
too far on your columns Suffice II say
that though persons who are of morose or
grave disposition, may censure the sallIes
OF mirth and the explosions Of laughter. and
think the mind debased by every indul-
gence Of them, yet mirth, subject to the
foregoing restrictions, is not only an agree
able but a necessary mental relaxation and
all we have TO do, while we indulge our
selves in the pleasing qualification, is to
take care that we are, at the same time,
merry and wise. Z.
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>k3N Erchange Ce6ee-Ho,ve ~Ay
IE.SI.M ARINE JOURNAL. lAas.ls
PORT OF .ALEKa.NDNL9.. October Fl.
IG.lIs v LIIl
CLEARED,


CLEARED,
Schr Rose-in Bloom, Rowland, South A.
merica.
Schr Thomas, Thomas, hence ar at Pro.
violence 18th inst.
Steam Boat Report.
The Washington arrived at 9 p. NJ
Nothing bound up. As the Steam boat was
proceeding down last night, against strong
wind and tide, near Fort Washington, a
wood vessel bound up, with flowing sheets
and free wind, ran into the Steamboat
and did her considerable damage-bu, the
most injury was received by the wood yes
sci, for shortly after, she was seen to BE- in
a sinking condition--and to-day the steam
boa, on her way up, discovered Der TO be
nearly under water, just above the fort
At the time of this accident, the Captain
of the Steam Boat offered bis services bu!
they were not accepted.
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qualified, in an affable and easy manner
He observed his counsel when speaking
with an air Of con6ding solicilude, and hx-
ed look Of stern defiance upon The oppo-
site counsel and the witnesses, particularly
Lieut.. Scott, On whom he ripited mal'g-
naut glance, which rested upon him while
speaking, and invariably followed him TO
his seat.
During the charge Of the court, the pri-
soner's confidence appeared TO weaken and
his eve recoiled from the Judge, aud wan
dered round the room without any apPa-
rent obser, alton. He seemed calm and
thoughtful while the jury were oul, but
when their return was announced, which
created a general move among the audi
ence, the prisoner evidently betrayed fee.
lirgs of uneasiness and fearful anxiety
The verdict did no. appear to shake inn
Immediately; within few moments, how
ever, slight change of color was Percep-
tible, but his manner was silently thought
full, without any appearance OF confusion
or wildness. He walked firmly out OF
court, insensibIy rather than otherwise,
chewing tobacco, which he had in his mouth
during the whole Of tho trial.
Ii was highly consoling to the spectators,
to see the character and memory Of their
lamented Birdsall, spoken OF by the court
and by all the counsel, in the warmest terms
OF admiration.
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THE SEASON.

The source If light now sheds his sweet
est beams. How mild and glad the seasoD
Aud how delightful are the scenes around
The splendid and '.beauteous waste Of bios
soms," which, TO the primal season." dc.
lighted the eye and swel!ed the heart with
Joy. has indeed disappeared. But have
not more alIuring cbarms--more ripe and
mellJwed beauty" succeeded? Tue flow
er is fallen, but the irui; swelis and IN lures
on every twig. The downy peach, the po-
lished plumb, the luscious pear, the plea
SAINT apple, varied in hue and flavor, pre-
sent pleasing theme of joy and praise.
How rich the supply of Wholesome dam
Ties! Oye pensioners OF the divine boun-
tyl Grown the great hymn, aud praise the
God 0fseasons as they ioll!!"
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SELECTED.
!" WHAT'S CHARITY"


WHAT'S CHARITY!
'Tis not To pause, when at my door,
A sbivering brother stands;
To ask the CAUSE that made him poor,
Or why he help demands.
IT'S not to spurn tina, brothers prayer,
For FAULTS he ONCE has known;
IT'S not to leave him in despair,
And say that | have NONE.
The voice of CHARITY Is kind
She thinketh nothing wrong;
To every fault she seemeth blind,
Nor yaunteth with her tongue.
In PEsIrEScE she plsceth FAITH
Hope smileth al her door;
Believeth rIRsT-then softly saith,
60, BROTHER, san no more"
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EMPLOYMENT Wanted.

A PERSON Of collegiate education i,
N DESTROYS Of obtaining = situation 4,
private tutor, in the family of some gentle.
man. The most satisfactory Testimonials
can be given. a line addressed TO A. &. al
this Office, will meet with immediate a,ler-
ton. Oct 90 81
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Henry Austin, Esq. has imported at New
York from Asia, several young pain trees,
ofthe species which furnishes that excellen;
fruit, the date; and seeds Of the Asiatic
oak, very durable timber II is expect
ed that trees will flourish in the states south
of North. Carolina.