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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
100 Dollars Reward.

nAN AWAY from Peter Graham,
h Iiring near Mid4lebarg. Loudcun
county, Va. on the night Of the 25th cf
March last, very likely Ns:ro gi,l,
Raned ANN. pui chased Of VIM. No
land. living at Aide, Londoun Comfy,
whose family she vas raised in. She a.
of a yellow complexion, round laced,
thick fps. with large stsrirg eyes, ard
rather delicate featured for a sla,e;-
small feet, folerable ready speech, AID
mild with II about Is years Of age, mid
die size. ard very well made; rather
thick, about ieet high from atpsarante.
She tad on When she aeLt away d:ess
ct ccaring cloth, rade in coat and jack
eft, with skirts Of a brown snuif ooiOr. I
have rea.on to believe she is in ~ hear
phi:adelIkia or Nea-Yors. I viii give
fifty dollars reuatd II taken in FatqUier.,
Lnudo6n, Prince William. or Fairts.
ccunt.cs. o, The Dis;rir. Of Columbia. il
taken in any otter County or state, ard
secured in any j-i., SO tai ] cb,sin 10
formation and &c; her, | viii Five Vne
ha,. drsd o. liars. AID all reasonable cfar.
yes / sid III eitser .a.e. II brought loue.
ELIAS P. lEGG.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Fifty Dollars Reward.

n WILL give the above reward lor,ta-
king up and delivering to ma in
Alr1snlria. or iuGs,ug in jail so that get
him again. negro Taa WILLIAM, who
clipped lrum Washington. D. c. (where he
was hire,O about 5 weeks ago. William
i about IS or so wears of age, 5 feet 8 &c
: inches high, tole7ably well made, vel.
low complexion, laEse mouth, very white
,seth, and to the best Of NV recollection
scar on his right cheCk-he is very foRd
* drink, aud when intoxicated is great
rtpro',ate and excessively noisy. His
c."ltring is not recOlIseied, but a. he re-
,rrrei hiS wages before he started II Is
FrhIhl:: ,,e Ia. furnished himself with !
>dlt. BENZ. +. EENnAEi.-
= cl.5Cr9 tat
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALM.4N4CS, for 1918,

lust published and for sSa, by the gross,
dozen or single one,
BY JOHN A. STEWART.
Vao has on hand,
a large stock o. writing and letter paper
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
ment,, prayer books, psalm AID hymn
books, with many other established reli-
siovs works OF merit. A general asso!s-
mcnt Of
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek and Latin
Classics. Dlworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
ladeIphia spelling books, Mutray'., Web
ster's, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
MurraY's Primer, Introduction, Reader,
Exercises and Key, Am. Class Book,
Blair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction TO Reading, New-York Reader,
M. l, 2 and s, SCOTS Lessons, En-
FIELDS Speaker, Goldsnith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webster's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodslcy's and Crox
all's Fables, Blair's Grammar of Chem:s-
try, O'Neal's and Wiliet's Geography,
D;lworth's, Tutors, Jesse's 4 JaGdOn's
Arithmetic, JohusOu's, Sberidan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock st
Law. History aud Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed libe-
raj discount. August 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Burr Milestone Making:

EHHE Subscriber wishes to inform biz
IL friends and the public, that he has
on hand good supply Of the first quail
ty BURR BLOCHS. His shop Is near
Col. Peyton's store, where he can supply
all Millers. at the shortest notice wild,
irst rate MIL Stones, and which be will
warrant equal, il not superior, 10 ANY in
the United States, and will sell hem at
the most reduced prices. The workman
slip superior to any IN the district.
-, ROBERT GLENN.
December I8 thstu
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
November 25.

British q American stationary.
lust received, for sale by the sub
Oh scribcrs, complete assortment Of
STATIONARY ARTICLES,
CONSISTING OF .....
superine lolio Il quarto post, hot press
ed, gilt and plain best vellun and com.
mon foolscap paper drawing, log. IRON
mon.er's, In &c wrapping & hIot'iug do. ;
large quantity of quilts Of all prices,
Dutch, English and American very best
inkpowder; Japan & India ink !; ClOut's
durable do. Crchore's and Humphreys
hot pressed eagle cards invitation and
visiting ditto, plain, gilt ard embossed ;
best black lead and camels' hair pencils
and crayons; Reeves genuine colors in
large and small boxes and single cakes ;
pen-kuiyes Of the very first quality, from
one to eight blades, and desk knives ;
ivory folders; Egyptian, pewter, glass,
plated and pocket inkstands OF all SORTS ;
centlemcn's and ladies' elegant real Mo
rocco pocket books, silver mounted,
with aud without instruments; ladies'
thread cases and wuik boxes fine and
common; pocket books OF every descrip
tim /; asses sEn tablets sealing wa
and waters; sand and pounce boxes, and
ink sand counting house files and laces
violin strings, German 4 Roman states
and pencils; India rubber: silver and
mated pencil cases. wafer seals; plated
spectacles {; Gunter's scales and diYiders;
mathematical instruments in cases, and
a great variety Of room hang'ngs.
THEY HAVE ALSO on HAND.
A good assortment Of charts Blunt's
West,Ind,a Atlas; coasl pilot an6 Bow
d;,ch's navigator, of the latest edition ;
fine toned German flutes, with books
Of instruction for do. and all other In
s,ruments; a large assortment oil mu-
sic < n,usic books; merchants account
books OF every description; record ditto;
cypherins and copy books coPperpIate
copies Of very superior kinds bibles,
testsments, and common prayer books OF
an sizes and 10 all the various kinds Of
binfin,-sll the Greek b Latin schoc,
backs and classics nov in use,
A general assortment 81 English ant
French School Books, Dictionaries and
(,rammars, too numerous for insel ton
and great variety otChiii,en's Books.
in quantity, with ensrarings. h"m The
nres, of Samuel Wood and Others.
VT Bank Books Of every kind made
To any pattern in the ne4te't L Amer and
of the best materials.
JAMES KENNEDY 4 son.
:eftenbsro ssa'Aa
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Burr Mil Stones.

VORN 5. BROWN & Co. inform the
ID public that they have on hand large
supply of BUR- Mill Stones. which they
continue TO make at their manufae.ory, or
Patrick, near King street, and will war
rant them to be equal in quality to am,
made in the United States, which they.
will sell at tie most reduced prices for
cash. Dec. 2-;uthstf
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

SAN AWAY from my service, on
"a, the 10th inst. my muiatto hcas,-
servant GEORGE, between Is and ~
wears Of age, about feet 8 lnches hish:
slender made. pug n"se, bGshy hair, hall !.
Ut one Of ms npper front teeth broken oil
me !, yery artful and forward, and Ca
n,b,e house sersant-he took with him 4
variety of clothing. viii give the a'a's
reward, il secured in AIRY jail, SO that
get him again, aud will pay all reasons. .
be charges if d'Ousht home. Mas,eEs "'
vessels and others are ssrewaraed trom
emo!oyiag OF carry ny oE said .er,snt at
their peril. Z. r. "i,t law
%o,ven, near Alexandria, s,r.Aif
.c1.c2i5Gr IS
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NOtice.


TIME partnership Of Doctors SEnMEs
\ & WAsHINeToS, is this day dis
solved.-All those having accounts a
ssinst the concern, are desired to present
them for settlement, and those indebted,
are respectfully requested to make imme-
date payment to DR.. Washington, who
is fully authorised TO settle all matters
relating to the firm.
WILLIAM WASHINGTON,
THOS. SEMNIES.
Dr.. Washington, having purchased the
stock Of Drugs and Medicines, now on
hand, intends keeping always general
assortment, which he will dispose Of on the
most reasonable terns-he will also con-
tinue to practice medicine, in its various
branches, and begs leave to assure bis
friends that his entire attention will be
devoted to their service.
Notice.
"HE Subscriber respectfully acquaints
his frieirls and the public, that he
has removed his SHOP for the present, TO
his dwelling, opposite the market, where
those inclined to employ or consult him.
are requested to call.
THOS. SEliMES-
November 25. Co..
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Boiling Cloths.

TIME subscriber has this day reeeiv-
ed. large AID elegant assort-
nent of Boiling Cloths, Of a superiorqua.
Iity, which Mill be- offered for sale at the
st"re OF Messrs, Butts 4 Cawood, King
street, Alexa, where he intends keeping
complete assortmentin FUTURE.
Sept. 6 AMOS ALEXANDER
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Sicily Madeira Wine.

Sicily Madeira Wine.
= ANDlNG from the schr Phoebe and
IL Sally, Capt. Harding. and for sale
by LAWRASON e F0WLE,
1s pipes old Sicily Madeira Wine
Of superior quality.
so boxes yellow soap.
ALSO, ...
Landing from schooner Dolphin, from
Portland,
20 bolts first quality Russia duck.
al do. do. Ravens do.
5 tons Russia hemp.
For sale as above.
November 81 ..-. r.
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Sales at Vendue.
IN every Tuesday and Fridays
- WILL be SOLD,
1t the Vendqe Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,
Dry Goods, Groceries, SC:
Particulars Of which will be eypressediu
the bills. Of the day.
~ All kind of goods which are on
limitation and the prices Of which are
established, can at any tina be viewed
and purchased at the lowest limitation
and prices.
p. G. MARSTELLER.
November 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Notice.

Notice.
TIME Subscriber having taken into
partnership Mr.. Thomas Irwin, Jr.
the business in future will be conducted
under the firm of CA rLETT y IRWIN.
All those having claims against @e, are
requested to present them and receive
their money and all those indebted, are
respectfully solicited to make payment
with as little delay as possible.
CHARLES |. CArLETT.
For Sale,
I57 bales and boxes burlaps, ticklep.
b1rgS, ozuaburgs. hessiaus, creas, Platil-
las, estopillas, brit:anies, cholet,s and
dowlas
200 boxes consisting Of half pint, pint,
quart turublers and decanterS
90 boxes elegant cut glass, containing
cordial s!assef, wines, tumbssrs, pitch
ers, plates and dishes
200 boxes window glass, s by 10 and
and 10 by ls
50 chests Tyson and imperial1 CD
teas g
1000 piece. short yellow nan. -
keens Z -
1000 do. long yellow do. " E
l67 boxes India China, consisting of
dining sets. tea sets, cups and saacers,
pint bJwls, dining and desert plates, Fat
aud deep
pi pes, 10 half pipes and 90 quar-
ter casks very sup. London PARTICULAR,
Madeira Wiae, from Gordon, Duff, In.
gl,s & Co.
German steel, very sup. quality, cop
per pots and tea-kettles, soap, candles,
aud nails-tJr sale on reasprvblc terms.
CATLErr u IRWIN.
October II,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
i'atons d Butcher

EEAVE received, and offer tor sale,
so an assortment of TEN PLATE
handsome patterns, flushed
complete. 10th mo. Is.
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Sugars.
= H III ,;s,,.. Barbados & St. Lusis
b5ls, SUGARS
so boxes Havana Segais.
6 cases black Cambrics
60 boxes sweet Oil, in TASKS and
and striped blankets,
Plains, coarse Cloths, etc. for sale by
JOHN JANNEY & Co.
10th nm. Is
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Tanning and Currylng.

dIIuI!IS aIIU OuI "S'
EOSEPH HESf0N continues to car
% ~ on the above business at his old
stand in Prince street, between Water
aud Unian streets, where he will be al
WAYS ready to execute orders in his line
with p5omptness and despatch.
lie keeps constantly on hand a large
ssSurt,oant oS
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7. p. Madeira.

A FEW casks Mess. Murdoch, Youille,
Wardrop & Co.'S London Particu"
lar Madeira. Of fne quality, for sale by
Jan 81 w. HpthiS'iN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-24
Leather,

of as various qualities as can be found in
any shop in the Djstrict-which he will
dispose ni a, very low prices for cash:
| mos II
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Also, for Freight.

x0 The schooner PLANET,
x@hfSs capt. Dyer, nearly new, and
Ss :tsssass.sk \ 6rs: rate vessel, carries a.
ec&<<Ses bout 100 barrels, will take
freight 10 the West Indies or cnastwise,
for which she can be Immediately ready.
apply to u
LAWRASON & FOWLE.
VIVA have for sale on board ''tTessel
400 tons Plaster Paris. IL
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= SS@ - -
From the " York Evening Post.

From the " FORK Evening Post.
Be Just, before YOU are generous, said
the sage Confutze, to the council OF Man
da.ires, who were about to delegate on
the claims Of the Chinese, who erected
the great wall-No, said the Mandarine',
il will take tea much time to look into
the merits OF the werkmen's petition, too
much time to adjust their pretensions,
and to look up the musty records Of their
services and if you begin BY doing JUS
tie a the laborers, you can't stop there
you must 20 on TO those who furnished
materials. provisions, and the Japontons-
pas knous what all 20 mother OF the
emperor. what door will be opened by
that foolish attempt to do justce!-No, it
will take more time to look into this bu-
siuess, with view to doing Justice, than
the council spent in the bribery and cor
ruption affair of the man of the mountain
OF Thibet, aad more money than would
suffice for the a,ment Of all our wages
and FIRE and stationary for a whole ses-
sion. No, none of your justice, Mr.Con-
futze, but let Us be generops-let US give
q pension to every one who worked and
did not work at the wall /; to every one
who in fact looked al it tor nine months,
while it was building it was great
work, and il secured the empire from the
inroads of the Tartars There are men,
(said a Mandarine with a blue buttoR)
there are men who carried the bod tor :
years, and lived on scarcely any thing
but a gill of sanchu day-will you
place them on no better footing than the
9 msnths men? what justice is that p
Justice! tell you, (replied Honontop-
qua, the little general of the short-legged
divisionl I tell you we are net here to do
justice, but to be generous-le' them all
fare alike, master and servant. tag, rag
and bob,ail: we will be generoas-gene-
ro,ity vii! not be as precedent-but IT
we attempt to do justice, and BY rule, D
dragon OF China, what door will be o.
pened! hat a calamity! So they g,ve
the worknen aud look ers.on each the
same weigh of silver.
AN Old SOLDIER.
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. .o&a e q &c
aleX'a. Common Council.
AN ACT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AN ACT
For the inspection Of fish in the town Of
Alexandria.
Section |. BE it enacted bv the Com
mon Council If the town of Alexandria,
Ihat there shall annually be appointed
one or more inspectors Of fsh for the
town of Alexandria, who shall, previous
to his or tfeir entering upon tie duties of
his or their Office, make oath or atiirma.
ton tina, they wi | carefully view, inspect
and examine all fish brought to the town
Of Alexandra, or nut up therein for sale,
barter or expectation, 70 the best OF their
skill and Judgment; and shall moreover
give bond with one or more securities %
the satisfaction Of the msyOr in the sum
OF FIVE hundred dollars, conditioned for
The faithful performance Of the dnties oil
said office, and shall keep an exact &C.
count of the number Of barrels or other
casks of fish by him or them inspected.
and once in every year make return
thereof To the mayor, who is to cause the
same to be published in one o: more Of
the newspapers Of the town.
Section 3 And he it further enacted,
That all sailed fish in barrels or other
casks brought 10 the town of Alexandria,
or put up therein, for sale, barter or ey-
portatIon, shall be packed in such casks
as the inspector may judge merchanta-
Bile, sound, and TIT for expectation, tight
ened with al least twelve good and suffi.
Gent hoops, nailed with at least tour
Hails in each chime hoop, and four nails
in each upper bilge hoop, sufficient in
every respect to hold pickle, and Of the
following dimensions. to wit: the length
of the slaves OF each barrel twenty-eight
inches, and the thickness thereof not less
than fvo Fights Of an inch, the diameter
Of The head not less than seventeen inch
pc. and the thickness thereof not less than
five Fights Of an inch, the same to be
dcwled: the bilse diameter to be not less
than twenty inches from out to sut, and
the chime not 10 exceed ore inch in
depth end each and every barrel con-
tanning fish pscked in the manner herein
required. and which shall be sound and
merchsniable, and in all respects fit for
expectation, shall be branded on the head
bv the inspectors with brands TO be by
him ur them provided for that purpose. at
his or their own expense, the words
,'eynndria Herrings,r or other fish. as
m. case nav he. with the date ~ tn.
vesr hen tha same were inspected. and
With No or ., according t" the apslitv,
tha' is TO say. & h IF the fir tqul'itv shall
h. branded No. |. and those of an inferior
quality y" 9--neat herring; 10 ne brand
cd with the y tter Y nd gros. the letter
G.; aud in addition In rrhieh, I'll 6,h of
superior quality contained in god bar.
rels made Of seasoned WIT" oak slaves.
and Of the dimensions afrre.a;d. cnrt.in-
ing ~ least fourteen good honrs, shall he
branded with IN. " ri " POM - and
10 inspector shall brand any barrel Of
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due for their passaee. We shall give in
our next some extracts from the papers
on this suhI"f.
FROM BARBADOS.
R, the arri,sl Yesterday sfferno0n OF
the B itish brig Gen. Brock, Capt. Dwy-
or, in 81 DAYS from Barbados, we have
.cep p"litrly fur pishpd with file o! Bar
bado. naners to the 10th March.
A Bsrb,dn. pape, Of March 90, saws
" We lea that his excel'e"cy the 60
vernon has r cei,ed information from IRE
NADIA of the success Of the Spanish roy
alistS, who WIRE In possession Of al the
provinces Of yebrzuiia, except Nugus'
tura, or rather Gaiana, the 'rovlnces
which were represented as tranquil"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
wrAIrH OF LoUtsIANA.

A MilledgevilIe paper say, that ne
groes on the sugar estates OF Lou siana,
are worth from 600 to 1000 dollars year
lv-and he sugar crops are worth from
81 to 15C 900 dellars a year. Sugar land
close to tn. city, sells for 5000 dollars an
acre. and no sugar land sells for less
than 800 dollars an acre. Mechanics OF
al! descriptions soon grow rich. Decent
board Is from 40 TO 81 dollars pr. month,
but claret is allowed TO be used with dis
erection without any extra charge; house
rent i. high. and even naked lots on the
front street. 60 feet rear, rent Tor 8 dol
las foot per month. The American po-
pulation is INCREASING, and already ba-
iances the French in the legislature
That there is vas, field open for Pc sons
fond of public life; as the crroles are a.
verse to it ard tie state pays her officers
better than her lister st''es
The governor has $500 dollars wear !:
Judge OF the supreme cou't 5000 dollars !;
inferior judges in the CITY 1000, and those
in the country 1900 and sOG0; vet these
salaries are insignificant when compared
to the profits Of cultivated farm ="
These amounts appear en- rmous vet
thev must be great. II The Wesr-India
sugar planters can live by their business.
those OF Louisiana must soon grow i'm
mensely rich. 1t is not understood that
our sugar lands are less productive than
those Of the West-Iadies. and the duty
that we levy on the Imported article acts
as bounty equal to. perhaps. nearly a
third Of the amount received for it bv the
West India planter in favor Of GU own.
As the cultivation rises to meet the de-
mand tcr consumption. this duty should
be reGuc. d. L. is too heavy; for sugar,
TO very considerable part OF our popua-
ton, is a real necessar' Of lie.
I.NRas' Register.
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avail myself Of this opportunity to return
to you INV thar Ks for your personal kind
ness to me AVID nv Fellow citizens ever
-iuce your troops took possession OF this
island. On the misfortune which they
have been compelled to endure, it has
certainly been Of great relief that the ex-
ecution of the order Of your government
was conhded to so worthy characters as
ysu-the remembrance Of your humane
personal department shall be forever i'm
pressed on our minds.
must confess to YOU / leave with re-
grit the United States of America, for
whose prosperity have constantly made
NV most ardent VOWS to Heaven-a IA
ton like yours whose political institu-
tons are calcuia ted to redeem mankind
from bondage and servile submission,
cannot be too well appreciated. What
ever may be the policy Of your admins
tratinn IN rega'd to u, or the situation
of our respective countries in the time to
come. l shall be always proud to see in
the same hemisphere where l was born
sirtuous people Of brethren, happy, free
and independent.
As to yourselves, gentlemen, it will
give me a particular pleasure to attend to
your commands, or be useful at any time
to you and your friends.
lremain. gentlemen, with great respect
and esteem, your most obedient,
PETER GAUL.
To- d Henley, esq &c. &c. &c.
Jas Bankhead, e,q &c &c. &c.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-09
Extract Of a letter from an officer Of the
United States army, to his friend in
Mobile, dated

o
United States army, to his friend in
Mobile, dated
Apalachisola Bay. Jan. IA.
Our difficulties are just commencing
the Indians are more hostile than ever,
and have assembled in larger Numbers
than heretofore, lining the whole distance
of the river; we shall have consequently
to fight our way up to Fort Scott; the
last vessels that assembled lost several
killed and wounded. A guard has this
evening joined US, commanded by capt.
Cummings, and we shall move immsdi
ately on up the river. He LETT Fl. Scott
on the 10th inst. There has been no en-.
gagement since the last accounts you
have received. He informs me that all
communication BY the land side with the
Fort is cut of. being completely surrOun.
ded with Indians, SO that our only access
to it is by way of the river, aud that We.
ry precarious. The two last expresses
were cut off. and their papers all destroy
ed The militia have not yet joined
What adds to the unpl"a>aut.ess of CuI
situation IS, tina, they are short Of provi,
sions, and the two vessels We expected t.
have met have not been heard Of There
is some reason to fear that they have at
tempted to pass up the river and have
been cut of.
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From the SGran Repab March %.

From the Sarun Rspab March %.
The following are copies { l"ttr LON
Don Pedr Gual and general .hurv 10
commodore Henley and CO nneI Bank
head, on the former leaving the ISLAM
OF Amelia.
FernanliE7, Jan. IL, 1918
GKxTlEMEx-Being on the point Of
leaving this place for South America,