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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-03
New livery Stable,

VEyJIE subscriber has established. on the
Il wharf, stable of horses. and he lakes
this method of acqusinting the citizens of
Alexandra, particularly those gentlemen
residing on the wharf, that there will be
good saddle horses and carriages always
in constant readiness for those who may
please favor him with their calls.
N. B. Horses will be taken at livery by
The day, week, of fnoith. ).
December II d3m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-03
boots, B0otees and Shoes.

which he will sell on reasonable terms for
cash. or TO punctual customers at the usua
credit, this old stand opposite the Gaze''e
Office, Roysl-street.
N. B. Two boys Of good disposition
would be taken as apprentices to the above
business. Those from the country would
be preferred. Angus. -
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-03
i. MastersOn.

BOOT IND E-.f.fKER,.
pETURNS his grateful thanks to bis
L Y friends and the public in general, for
the liberal patronage he has received in his
line of business, and hopes they will con-
tinue it. He has on hand good assert
ment the best Philadelphia heather, which
he intends manufacturing in the best man
ner: tor neatness and durability il will be
rycelled by hone. lie has on hand agood
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-03

N-'e.-Mr. Ca,lett, holds my note for
about go dolls. new debt, from which is
TO be deducted 500 dolls. the amount OF
bales Of Buriaps still remaining in bis.
warehouse, being part Of the purchase
Tor which these notes were given.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-03
Salt Anaat.

TSIGHT thousand bushels Isle of May
T. salt for.sale on hoard the ship Boston,
lying at Thompson's wharf: Apply on
board, p st February 2
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-02-03
To which will be added the oPeratica
farce of the
POOR SOLDIER.

OOI1 QUINN dL1t.
Patrick, Mr.. Jones:
Norah, Mrs. Gray.
h. tie course of ygh,ch the fo'lowing songs.
"SIeep on my Kathleen lear" Derr'ot.
"Dear Tom. this brown Jug" DO.
Show happy's the soldier" Patrick.
"The meadows look cheerful, .Norah.
Duet-"Rose tree in full bearing"
Patrick md .Nornh.
Dear K. !hlecn you no doubt" Darby.
"Slnce Kathleen you've proved so un,rue,"
do.
Duet, Darby and Kothteen.
Song, Kathleen.
Doors open at half past 5. and perfor-
nance TO commence al halfpasi 6 o'clock.
ttrTickets TO be had at the box Office
of Nh. Biggins from 10 till |, aud from 8
till land in the evening during perform
ancc. No smoking allowed
GH~ No posponentent on oay account
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31

The following - expac I'd tron tbe Sonnect-
icut Mhrror oi Feb. -, edited by William
l.. Stone.
"Thc subject OF the Ha, ,ford Convention
we treated at large, a few weeks since :---and
as for tho tale story OF the Blue Lights, II Is
almost ridiculous 10 mention. Every one
knows il 10 have been a wiliul and deliberate
iabr rication OF Commodore Decatur and NOT
few are acquainted with the circumstances
that induced tbe commodore to wage war up
on the citizens of w-London, rather than
upon the bockadiDg enemy"
The following letter of apology or expiana.
tion, il relative to the above.
HARrroRp, March 2, 1919.
Sir---I regret 10 tea n that a construction
has been put upon paragraph IN the Con
nec,icut Mirror OF February 22d, by poliu-
ca, enemies, in relation TO Commodore De-
ca,ur and the Blue Light story, which was
ncvee intended. The paragraph in question
was hastily penned, to parry the ,hrusts ou'
political opponents arc frequently making
upon tina, subject. Ii was never my design
to impesch eihcr the cou ase or vatacity ct
that officer and this OK nBtion is an &C, Of
justice which shall always cheerfully rend.
er, when frou, misinforma,iop or inadver.
fancy, may have fallen INTO error No mao
moro highly appreciates tho achievements
OF this, and other gallant officers oi the navy
than I do; and ! should certainly be the last
to ondervelue she services Of those who have
80 often led oar county to victsry and glory
upon she ocean.
The moment I perceived the construction
vut upon my ,cu,arks OF the 2sd, penney
20 article to eouoteract any erroneous lon.
preston that might have been created. You
cannot regret more sincerely than do, thai
any thing hss taken place, calcolsted to In
lure the feelings Of the commodore.
With sentiments Of respec,, am, SIR,
yours &c. SC. WIN. l.. STONE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
Miscellaneous LIENS.

Stray Child Last evening, between soven
and eight o'clock, hearty we'll iock'og e'r'
two or three years old was carefully set
within tho gate & No. Q, Ch'ys'ie-Ss'eet'
and left 10 its fate. The gate was heard to
open and shut, and the cries OF the infant
soon alarmed the fsrniiy, VINO took tho prop-
er cause Of IL. She could tell no moro ctf o
aame than Mary Jane ; and was deposited at
tho receptacle Of lost children, IN the cas-
end Of the New.York Institution, where ~
will remain till it is determined whether It is
lost, found, srsyed or stolen from Ito parents
or ownsss.--N Y. COL
DoS--A dog supposed . 20 mad, had BIZ
ton six or seven persons in PhilAdslPhia, and
made his escape. Much anxiety was man
Tested to obtain him to ascertain this ms'ady.
The Fioridas.-t.ikc kitten with mouse,
(ssys the Salem Gazet,e) we have been some
years sporting with these provinces: pow
seizing them with one paw, and now letting
them 60 again; ill at last the stroggle Is o.
yer, anS we hold them ss,-
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31

Yong val. On ,be arrival Of The sHie;.l ir e
lest Of The Temple OF Hymen, his Lord
H.p h'ew of his dress, end sppesred 10
ropris petsore, and the usual ceremony
reing gone through, the parties wefe deolar-
d man and wife! His Lordship again put
on his female ves,ments, and was on the
point of taking Lis departure, when his sen,
the Hon. Thomas Erkine, made his appear
snce in chsise and four but the knot IVES
tied, end shortly after, the new married cou-
pie drove oH.-The bride is about rbirly-sev-
en- years and the noble bridegroom nearly
seyen,y.-The object Of tnis extraordinary
step is said TO be Tor the purpose OF ieeaiiz
Ine the children ot this connexion, who, ae-
CO ding to the Scottish law, cease to be lille
gitimate on the marriage OF their parents al
any ime.-London Paper
--o:st.o-
From the London Morning Post
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31

& March 3, says This vegetable was brOuR
o our maikc, on Saturday last, for the f'
ne this yeaf. They were scId OF the
zveive doilars bushei! From the uncom
.non mildoess OF this season, we may expec
apIcntifol supply shortly and at cheaper rate; !.
# Roas Race took place yesterday for a
purse OF 1000 dollars, between TWO boats
owned by gentlemen o, Bfookiyn. They
were each manned by four rowers and a set
ter, and started between - and O'Clock,
from the upper part ot the Waliabout, 10
row about Governors IsIaod and back a
distance Of about eigb. miles. The wind
blew a gale from The west, and caused very
rough see. The winniDg boat, however, PEI
formed tho route in 81 minutes, TO the ad.
misstion OF numerous spectators on the
wharyes and shores. This boat was built by
Mr.. William l.. Chamber about 10 yosfs
ago, and wasslateiy rebuilt on her oid Keel
The Iosing boa, Was new, aud gave Out sefofe
she had doubled the isiand.--Merc .ddD
Mr.. z. Cohen, OF Philadelphia, has re-
,ceIvsd piece o! pisie iio ON the directors oi
the bank of Pennsy lyanIa, ioI his prudence
and address Ia saving 100000 fom 'he
Williams who la;.iy obbed the msii stsge.
Indians a. flushing on.-%-Toefe arc at this
Tins IL Cherokee Cb.is IN this city, being
a delegation itOm their nation toI Inc puf
pose OF setting more defntiyeiy some 'neas
utes relating TO all exchange OF lands WIN
view, al the me lime, To mo extensive
d fusion If the means OF school education
for Toe rising geneIsiIon. These chiefs, oy
their manners and department, exhion
psso ticsi proof, TO those who may have had
dpub on mat mead, that the natives oi this
count y only want tho means OF Improve
ment To place them on an equality with the
idte gent part OF our ciiizens.
n Southern Paher 8ays--We mention as o
iatt worthy OF record, that more than halt
inillisn OF acres Of land have been appropri.
a,ed for tho establishment and support OF
schools and colleges within our lately acquir-
ed territories. a munIhcence, we venture
to say, unequaIled In the annals OF the histo.
ry oi any age or country.
Sounding Errasrainary Last week
person OF geollemaniy spI esrfpte' VIII, SAID
ne was native OF Loag Ian 9 nat his nsmt
WIS Pearcs, called al me house, of Cook X
Mu,phy, clothiers, cherry-sreet, ordered a
superb suit OF clothes, wsich he desired to
have sent to his boarding house IN Waier-
stree, by Saturday evening The taylor took
them a, The appointed hou', O'Clock, and
fitted them on, ne seemed much pluSsed with
then and desired the taylor TO sit down 10
the parlor while ne went 10 bis bed cham
Der Tor the money TO pay tor them. lie
tnen ieft tho pacloi seemingly for that Pur.
pose, with the clothes IN one hand and the
light in the o,her, bot ios,esd OF going up
passed out OF ~. hail door, and has not since
been heard off Tne public arc cautioned
ag ,inst him, he is sbcsu 2S years Of age,
5 teet 4 IncnGs high, slendei make, saloy
com pie xion, and ccyoret bis swindlIng uudes
,ro al. ng sppesrs OF pitty The police
who havs had him particularly described have
hopes OF hnn,ne nim-N Y. Aer. .faV.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31

LoNooN, JAN. 26.--It was last night e.
greed in Parliament, that the Duke Of York
should be entrusted with the Kings person.
The vacancy in the Council occasioncd by
the death Of Lord Elleoburgh, is to be sup
piled by the present Chief Justice.
The question respecting the Beck restric-
tons was alse agiisied. A committee was
appointed, a, the request Of the Bank, to- in-
quire ioto the state Of lis concerns previous
to the introduction of bill for extending
restrictions OF is cash payments.
The King Of France has given permission
for more bsnished persons to return To
Ersnce--among them General, who when
the King was on bic fight to Lisle, pursued
him at the head OF some cavalry. Souit, and
h Arnaud, will, it 70 said, be also invited TO
return.
A paragraph from AK la-Chsppe,le sf-
Ems, that important oegocia,ions are at this
moment on loot between the Courts of Ber-
in and Of the Tboiilerie,. Coutiers heavy
sden With dispatches, are said 10 pass be-
tween the French snd Pfussisn capitals, twice
IN every week.-No hint u thrown on, - tn
the nature Of The slledged negotiations.
a new work has been recently polished
br Coun, Las Cssas In Germany, with The
ssPe OF psTsasdios The Bridsh GsyerRIssi
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
Engiish ps. Seoteh Lsv.

Lord Erstine The marriage Of this eD'.
nent Lawyer is not geRerally known, although
!, took place so far back as Oct. last, at Gre,-
os.Greeu. II is certain thar little notice OF
MS remarkable even, has yet appeared in
tho public prints. In October his Lordship
arrived ct Grelns, accompanied by Miss Ss'
IN Buck, the prcscn, Lady Erskine, by whom
nc had had several children on, uf The pale q
wedIock. He was dressed in fashionable fs.
male attire, With Q large Lsghsrn boone, sna
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
MISSION TO SPAIN.

On Friday.he United States ship Hornet
Is guns, Capt. Read, sailed from this hsr-
bour for Spain.--She has on boafd, as pssscn.
gers, the Hon. Mr.. Forsyth, Minister Pleni.
potentisry TO the Court Of Madrid, Mr.. Fen.
wick, Secretary Of Legation, and Mr.. Read,
private secretary Of the Minister. On going
sn hssd the Miois,sr W. ssluted by e
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY,, M<ReHsl, 1919.
Republican Nomination.

Al Genesa. Republican Convention of Del.
egaees from the several townt in the Sta,e
ot Rhode-lslapd, holden at the Sta,e- -Hous.
IN Bristol, on Wednesday evening, The I'm
February, isI9-Hon. JAMES FEssxw,
President, and WILLIAM slnoNs, Secre.
iafy-if ~as unanimouSty resoiued, tha, ms
following gentlemen be recommended 10
the irecmen OF this State, for the oficoa
affixed to their names respectively, az t.s
ensuing election:
His ExCELLENcY
NEHEMIAH X. KNIGHT, ESQ.
GOVERNOR.
HIS HONOR
EDWARD WILCOX, Esq
LIEUT.. GOVERNoR.
SENATOR'S.
!. PHILIP MARTIN, Esq.
?. EBENEzER BARNEY, Esq.
3. SAMUEL vINsoN, Esq.
OF Newhor:.
OF SmishfeiS.
S. NATHAN BROWN, ESQ.
" Johnston.
8. WILLIAM PEARcE, Esq.
Of Bristsl.
z. BENJAMIN SMITH. Esq.
OF NortA 1ings,osUn.
8. WAGER WEEDEN, Esq.
OF South.Xingstswn.
@. WILLIAM WlLBOUR, ESQ.
Of Liaie. COMPTON.
10. STEPHEN B. CORNELL, ESQ.
Of Portsmouth,.
HENRY BOWEN, Esq. Secretary.
DUTEE J. PEARCE, Esq. Attorney Cent.
THOMAS 6. PrTMAN, Esq Gen. Treas.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31

Mr.. SIAoNs,
In looking over the .NassacLnsets .liagoxins" fer
August, 1898, find amention u made Of Sea
serpent, similar TO that which has been described
as making ITS appearance in our waters, Of late
years. II you think it worth extfactinr. Won viii
ind it at page 5ll. W.
On the goth OF Jupe, Captain Cfeb,reo
having just made Mount Desar, Island, dis
tant nearly TWO leagues, suddenly go, sight
OF Serpent OF an enormous siDa, smim n,in.
on inc surface OF the ocean T; its head was sle.
yatsd about six or eight feet out Of water.
Inst part OF the body which was discerna5,s
appeared 10 be the size Of o barrel in circum-
ference, but the head larger, having some.
resemblance OF a horses. 1t was supposed
to DO from SIS 10 60 feet 10 Length"
-o:m:o-
AT the last session OF Congress-, a peti,ion
was presented from sandry inhabitants Of
Virginia, praying permission 10 settle oa
Columbis River, between the Rocky Noun
tains and the Pacific Ocean, which was not
acted on. quarter Of century will rot
slaPse' properly, before the citizens of that
now savage and distant region, will be rep.
resented in the Congress of the Union.
- Prov. Par.
Wo understand, (says the National InieIi.
gencer OF Saturday last, that the President 10
about to make tosr Of observation to tho
South and West, similar 10 It's character and
objects TO that which re performed on the
northern and eastern frontier ia 1917 His
departure will take place, il is said, some
time next we--. His hrx object doubtless
will be to inspec, the defences on the mari
,imo line (; and we shall, before he sets out,
tndeavor to ascertain the route he will pro-
baby afterwards pursue, as well as the ex.
tent and the particular points which will forfs
The objects of his journey.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31

Ker,es. .nd or passing Fort IDdepsndel 70
ihe ship was ssluted, and ths ss'llie returned
We learn. that the Hornet will sait sl Gadi.
until Capt. Read repairs wila ihs ,rss,y la,r.
iy signed OF Washington 10 Hadril, and ,b.,
the ship will return for Boston or soon as The
treaty receives the ratification Of Fsrdinspa
7th. w are assured that no doubts ara
entertained CT It's Immediate ratification.
Il proving uniavorabIe 10 proceed TO sea, tho
Hornet Pc back 10 the afternoon, and an.
ehofta n NanisSke, Rosd..
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31
HYDkOPHOBIA.

Ii IS mentioned, tnat at .the late Nee IN
Philadeiphis, so engine, ca,leu tho Niagara,
threw column Of muddy water a. nigh as
the spirc of the Masonic Hall and that il
was fed in part witn he waste wafer of the
street, by q supply purAp, lately inyented for
the purpose; and that he superior effect i9
the ex,inguishment Of the FIRE by this COM
pound oil loan and water, was apparent.
Bes. Gag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-03-31

From the London Morning Post.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-09
PREPARATIONS.

We have learned from asource entitled to
the highest credit, that all The ship-carpen-
tiers on the other side of Lake Ontario, have
been collected at Sackeu's Harbor, and ia
ken into pay by the American government.
II is also certain. that letters have been re-
ceived by American discharged officers re.
siding in this country, from their Secretary
of War, holding out inducements to them to
re enter the republican service. From the
particulars communicated TO US, it appears
they are recognising and comp citing their
light dragoon regiments. Canada Cour.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-09
From the Baltimore Morning ctroaiels.

From the Baltimore Morning Chronicle. =
NON cHALAscE.
A Frenchman when riding one day In the
st,g-. lengage
Finding none much disposed in discourse to
Full oft at the prospect directed his eye,
Then humid the dull chorus OF ri-ie-tum-
ii; linear;
Parblieu, he exclaimed, and the window drew
Parblieu, tits a very fine scenery here!
And then with shrug, pinch of snuff, anc
sigh,
Went OF, with his cherus Of ri-te-tum-tl.
A trav'ler at last, than the rest more engaging
,nouir'd when the dread revelation was ra-
g;pr. lrepent,
Jf our Frent hmen had never found cause TO
IN his friends, or his kindred, that dreadful
EVENT. [sieur,
o yes, sair, exclain'd the obsequious Mon
Sure meme have more reason to curse Robe
.piere, [reign,
That monstair Of carnage, for during his
sIy sister was ravish'd my mother was slain !;
Phe death of my father concluded the scene,
His blood also flow d on the curst guillotine !;
This could not help (taking snuff --no, not l.,
So be humid, with a shrug still, his rite
tuu-ti.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-09
To the Collector Of
ITEMS OF NEWS.

During the last session of the Superior
Court in Litchfed, Con. judgment was
recovered against the town of Winchester,
for about 600 dollars, for neglecting to erect
railing on the lower side OF road on the
side OF very steep hill, in consequence of
which traveller ran off with his wagon and
horses.
AT Salem, N. j. one John Mccormick was
convicted of whipping his wife, when pro-
badly in a state Of ntoxication /; was SEN
fenced to pay a fine of 25 dollars, % stand
committed till paid, and till he gave security
for his good behaviour tor two years.
At New.York, George Brown, mate OF
the brig Retrieve, has been convicted Of
the murder Of Capt. John Lewis, Of that YES
sci, and practically gong off with said vessel
and cargo. He has been sentenced to be
executed on the 28th Of CItoLer.
The Worcester, Mass. papers have alrea-
dy ventured to hint at the removal Of the seat
fgoverment from Boston.
We learn that it is very sickly among the
people living adjacent to Lake Onterio, from
near Niagara river to Sackett's fIarbor, es-
pecially at Genessee river, OAK Orchard
creek, and other streams that empty into The
Lake. The prevailing diseases are bilious
romi,tent tevers, sgue aud fever, &c.
(Canandaigua Rep.
The season has proved very unhealthy in
the new states of the west. This in addition
to the embarrassments resulting from the
scarcity Of money, and the depreciation Of
bank paper, has produced much distress,
and in great measure checked the Tide Of
emigration.
The Police ofthis city are so extremely u.
siiant that last night the MAYORS OFFICE was
forcibly entered and robbed =! Look to
your locks, bolts and bars they are less ex'
pensive and more efficient than our police.
TPhIad. Press.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-09

present 50 wretched, that since my return |
haze never ceased TO regret leaving yourhap-
by country. ihave attempted several kinds
OF employment, but none of them have Teen
fattering: have therefore resolved to aban-
don manufactures, aud to enter again into the
service of the administration should never
have quit it, it the government had been in
1915 such as il is now, founded on wise and
liberal principles, in which the ameliora;ion
already obtained, is guarantee Tor others
which are reasonably to be expected"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-09
SUMMARY OF THE PROGRESS OF THE ART


A SUMMARY OF THE PROGRESS OF THE ARTS
IN FRANCE,
Oompiled for the Democratic Press, from
Nj Chaptaps comparison between the in.
dustry OF France in 1889 and 1919.
In 1899, the French imported cotton goods
to the amount of &c million, Of francs in
1919, one million and a half
The Cachemire shawls of DIR Ternaux,
are fully equal TO these of India. The Ango-
Ia goats imported lately, promise new iacili-
ties to this manufacture.
The manufactures of linen End silk have
! been wonderfully improved Of la;e years !:
and the machinery Of Mr.. Douglas, invited
into France, by Nj. Chaptal, has greatly con
tributed to the perfection OF all the manutac-
lures depending on spinning and weaving.
The establishments Of the manufacture oil
chemical articles, now excel the English both
in quality and price.
The art Of bleaching, both with and with
out the aid OF oxymuriatic acid, has been car
ried into the highest perfection, not only on
linen and cotton, but on the pulp of paper.
In this way colours are not only discharged,
but paper is also colored new, with the most
beautiful! tinis, at cheap rac.
Oscillation has been brought 10 great per-
feciinn b, tn IN r vements of Messrs. Chap
tai, Argand and Fdw1rd Adam. The first
improved the form of the still, by diminish
ing its depth in proportion to its capacity ;
the latter we'd iuel b. his mode of heating
the wash, ami conden.ing the spirit of various
strengths by single operation.
During the revolution, the art ofmaking
vinegar for the table, tor manufactures. and
for medicine, by dstliing wood, and clari-
fyiEg the pyroligneous acid, has been so i'm
proved, as TO supply great part of the con-
sumption of this article at the best tables oil
Paris
The art Of chemically purifying water, by
the improvement OF fItres, not merely in the
mechanical construction, but in the chemical
! additions that precipitate the impurities Of
water, have ess en,ialIy contributed, of ate
years, 10 health and to comfort.
The art Of extracting the finest and mos,
nourishing soups iiom the gelatine contained
in bones, was brought TO great perfection by
III. Cadet de Vaux -, and the art oi
preserving meat, fruit, vegetables and milk,
perfectly good tor years, by the process Of
nj. Apput, is also present from philosophy
to Society.
The expeditions mode of tanning of NJ. de
Seguin, is indeed only expedient upon ursen,
occasions !; but the theory of tanning has won
derfuIly improved the practice OF it, by aP-
plying TO this ait the anatomy of the skin, and
the chemical changes that take place in il
during the operation OF tanning.
In France, for some years past, paper has
been manufactured of any indefinite length.
The memoir Of NJ. Monge, on the process
Of telling, has greatly improved the hat ma
nufacture.
y The metallurgy Of France, now in all its
branches, equals the English.
~ porcelain, the French excels at present
oil Europe
4 The stone engraving of NJ. de Lestayri, is
L daily improving, and promises to afford every
I acienf6e work requiring plates, at mu.h
lower prices than formerly
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-10-09
"THE ISLANDS OF THE SEA"

II is said that 100 houses of religious wor-
ship have been erected in the Islands of Ota-
helte and Eimeo. and are now occupied by
christian worshippers