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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-21
To SI,ip-owncrs.

MASTERS or VESSELS &, OTHERS.
ENIIEsubscriber (atr from Eng land) ma
L thematical instrument maker, offers
his services to clean and repair all sorts Of
SHIPS CompGsses, QuadjantS, SERVANTS, &c.
in the best manner, al his house on Prince
street, between Pitt and ST. Asaph streets.
Oct 81 DANIEL MUNRO.
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I. HOITS
PRINTERS W.tREH0USE.

NO. so BuRIING-sLIP, NEw-YoRK.
DRlNTiNG TYPES, of ali the kinds
manufactured in the United States ;
the Columbian printing press; common do;
standing presses, various sizes printing
ink, from the ditferen! factories, ali kinds !;
cast and wrought iron chascs, from the su-
per-royaT to the card chase sheepstoolS !;
lurnscrews JOB and book sticks, with
brass or iron slides; mahogany do; shears. (;
spring steel points common do; bod
kins saws girhs ball skins for news or
book work bail stocks, do; bali nails :;
wool wool cards candlesticks; shutters !;
imposing stones. with frames, for one OF two
forms; brass double and single rule a; CO.
lumn rules parchmen;s; I've brushes; t'Ist,
proof and pick do metal cuts of houses,
Sims, steam boats, and stages; cherry and
whitewood cases DO for Greek, figure and
ruiz, flowers, and algebra; gaileys of all
kinds; frames with or without slides; case
racks swing troughs wctting do furni-
ture Of a>kinds letter, press and paper
boards mallets shooting sticks planners;
quoins press blankets : page cord blank
cards Printing, Hrifins and Letter Paper,
of all kinds together with ornaments and
other articles, all OF the lest quality.
GA large assortment Of second hand
typ, Of almost every description, for sale
as above, specimens of any !ount OF which
will be forwarded 10 order.
Every kind of PRINTING and WRI-
TING PAPER, supplied at the manutac-
turer's price. October 8
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Romulus Riggs
EXCHANGE BANKING. HOUSE,
AND
BROKERS OFFICE.

Bridge-Street, Georset9wn.
FaShlS is intended as permanent estab-
d liShment, AMI the community will find
itOnc OF the greatest conveniences in the
United States, and of great public utility.
At this house the fair exchange on the dilfe-
rent bank notes nom every part OF the union
can at all times be had: 1t is to be hoped
that, B., the operations of this office, the
community will get rid of host of Shilocks,
Savers, Secret and Running Brokers, who
iniest the District, frequently proCiaiming
the failure of country solvent banks, for the
cypress purpose OF purchasing the notes Of
SlLh institutions at great discounts. Bust
neSS unl!er the following heads will he trans
acted. This establishment possesses funds
TO negotiate for any amount, and all BUSH
nc-s done tor cash.
Isl. AL bank checks, bills at sight, post
not, not due, and bank notes from all parts
II TIE United States, bought and sold.
"a. All notes, bills OF exchange, divi-
dcGIs and interests, collected and RENTED
according to orders.
sd. The notes of the United States bank
AMI all OF It's branches received at par.
't'l. Strangers, cltlzens, and others. NAV
deposit current money for ssie Keeping
anil il let tor thirty days, or longer, will
receive at the rate of six per cent, per an
mum Tor the same.
9th. 4! business in the line OF money
snnkerr promptly attended to for small
commission.
oh. All soIthern and western traders.
crlnSmg to the District large sums of SOUTH
err AMI westerTbank notes, can deposit
mr safe Keeping, and drsr for the same as
may Sait heir conveB,~ssce.
.'Sh. Prompt attesssa1 paid to the orders
81 all respectable brokers and exchange Of
hoes throughout the United States--who
WI! F'e2Se TO favor me occasionally with
NSlr rates OF exchange ON bank notes and
hiiSs GEORGETOWN, Dec.
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Wheat.
Just Received.

Just Received,
pY late arrivals from New York, Boston
se. and Portland, large assortment of
goods, comprising the following articles,
VIZ:
5 Grecisnsofas, good quality
8 small side boards
&c dozen chairs, different kinds
70 bureaus
1G tables
case sup. quality Ioofing glasses
Work and light stands
90 dozen COMMON brooms
10 plated harnesses
carrio!e,, with gig tops
Is do. common
also, By schooner stag, .trom Baltimore,
50 logs ST. Domingo mahogany
Ia Store,
% logs do. and a large assortment of
furniture For sale by
SAMUEL WARD,
Lo1ver end Of Prince street.
~ Furniture made and repaired, Us
usual. December 5
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Bank Notes.
1000 to 10000 Dollars.

ROMULUS RIGGS,
this Exchange and Brokers Office, Bridge
street, Georgetoron,
NN7ISHES 10 purchase from one to fifty
Wv thousand dollars of North Carolina,
South Carolina. and Georgia bank notes,
which will be taken al very sm;t4 dis
count. All kinds of western and other un-
current bank notes exchanged 1.-The low
est erms.-Perons travelling to the west
ward can al all times get the notes of th"Se
banks at reasonable discount-Bills of
exchange and bank checks, negotiated on
any part. of the United States Notes OF
United States bank, and all Of the branches,
exchanged.
Georgetown, one door below Craw-
f0rd's tavern, October II.
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Ladies' Dresses.

Ladies Dresses.
MRS. WALLACE, successor to Mrs.
1Vl Dodd, most respectfully informs the
Ladies of Alexandria and its vicinity, that
she has commenced the fancy and plain
Dress and Corset making, on King-st. near
Alfred-st. and has Just received the newest
fashions from England. Any ladies that
may favor her with their orders may rest
assured they shall be attended to with neat
ness and punctuality on moderate terms.
Dec. 9, 3W
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New Books,

NOR sale at the commission bookstore Of
1 r. GRAY.
A new work on Farriery; vol. octave,
bound. 2 dois.
The Christian Economy; valuable lit
tie work, said 10 be translated from the ORR
ginal Greek OF an old manuscript found in
the Island of Patmos, where St John wrote
lis book of the Revelations. Price, half
bound, 374 cents.
on HAND,
A good supply of Writing and Letter
paper. November 10
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THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 81 1910
Piano FOrtes.

TWO elegant fine toned Piano Fortes,
Il with the additional keys, tor sale by
JAS. KENNEDY s. SON.
September9
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BDOk-BindNg.

VVHE subscribers respectfully inform their
Il friends and the public, that they have
commenced the BOOK-BlNDlNG AND
STATIONARY BUSINESS, on the south
side of King, between Fairfax and Royal
streets-where they offer for sale, small
assortment of Stationary, and variety OF
Blank Books,
Of every kind; all of which are made OF
the best materials, and will be disposed OF
ON the most liberal terms.
Orders from Banks, and other public OIL
ces from merchants, and country dealers,
will be thankfully received, and meetwith
due attention and punctuality.
JAMES Il ARCHIBALD DOUGLASS.
kidnapping paper by the bale or ream.
December II
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-21

The publishers believe that the growing
mercantile prosperity of Alexandria rem
ders publication of this kind necessary:
and they solicit the patronage of CONNER
cial men and merchants generally.
twill be printed every Saturday, on pa
per of fine quality, and new type, at FIVE
Dollars per annun, payable on the de'1ye-
re of the first lumber. Jan
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were nevertheless Intellectual, for The
voice continued to be audible, while it
was impossible to discover the person
from whom it proceeded.
"Wearied with vain attempts, the
hoatmen abandoned their endeavors, and
proceeded but necessarily followed by
the same voice, complaining Of their
cruelty in suffering wretch to pcrisl
unassisted
"Ihe company arrived at the bridge
IN conversation on SO singular an occur
renee, and rere again disturbed by peah
OF laughter, apparently proceeding from
the cross on the bridge. 1t was then
night, and the place quite deserted; it
was carefully searched by the party, but
40 one was to be Iound AT last the
same voice addressed to them in a gay
tone the following words" Gentlemen.
accept my thanks for all the,kind efforts
you have made to assist me, and my as.
surances. that, had you continued them
ull tomorrow or even longer, they would
have been equally useless but, il you
attend carefully you win find amongst
you Mr.. Charles. ."---Then discovering
to them the whole deception, ne was
gra,ified by the unqualified and merited
admiration Of the king and the whole
company.
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ZEN TRILoQUISM.

l.. Charles, the celebrated Ventrilo-
qnist, has arrived in New York, as we
suppose, TO display his talents. The as
tonishing faculties of this gentleman will
no doubt meet with an ample reward.
If we may Judge from ths many anec-
dotcs related oi him in the London, Paris,
and Hamburg publications, the powers
of this Ventriloquist are beyond concep-
ton, and have attracted the attention Of
all the crowned heads of Europe. An
English paper of recent date relates the
following. W. r. Gazette.
"Mr. Charles, being once at Pilnitz,
a residence of the king Of Saxony, re.
turned by water that evening in the same
gondola with his majesty The COM
psny were strangers to him, and he was
not known; the conversation turned on
different subjects, and was general, when
j, was interrupted by plaintive voice,
which seemed to proceed from under
the water. and imploring assistance.
Every one, alarmed, hastily offered all
their resources to rescue the drowning
wretch. Mr.. Charles offered to thc
boatmcn all the money he had about him
to encourage them in their efofts, which
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~m* COkEo pF.htOKMeD!
IhogSh heretofore coretd, rea. hGSs scEej. 3
Dk. RELIES
BOTHNIC4L. DROPS.


OF M r. AearsnGn. carpenter Of Bos,sn was 22
AVA months Afflicted with a tumour on The
back 0, ais hand which Iocapaciated him for work
a.tei having tried every thing vain ard suffered
an operation on his lgaad, and considered pcurae
was cured and restored tC health BY a&ing hds,es
Of ihese drops
.ifr Wr1ghf Of Boston. was 8 years afflicted with
fevcr'sore on oae of has legs, had tried medi-
cines without effect was cured by 2botties
"A Chid Of -Ifr. Bar'iH, of Ranover was cured
Of Ulcers aud Biics, some OF which had down TO
the rios by bottles This Child as considered
in dying state when he began taking these drops
I'm fnfdnt of Boston, was covered all over with
esuptios, bind with both eyes, was cuicd BY bot
ties
An elderly Lady Of Boston was severely afflicted
fot is years, with an eruption all her, attended
with most tormening itcbings, burnires and blotch
es, had lost thereby two toe and one htger nails,
cured by bottles she had no, Ieit her room
ior 6 months, and considered past al relief!
a Gentleman Of Lexington, was afflicted 90 years
with 5 ulcers in his legs, could, obtain 10 relief
was cured by a bottles.
A Cestlen,an Of Boston, his wife and S children
was many years afflicted with erup,ions. had tried
every medicine without success cured BY these
Drops,
A Gentleman Of RorJary. was so years afflicted
with hunor one of legs, attended with bufnsng
itching and blotches. resigned past relief,
for 80 years could ,ie bed times, was per-
fectly cured by these drops
A Lady Of CharissssYn was two years afflicted
with white swelling on her knee joint, had tried
every assis ancc and considered pas, relief, con.
traction had formed, when On taking these Drops
aud using DR. Jebb's Liniment, in 3 weeks she had
the free Of the joint, the pain left her. and by
continuing them has obtained perfect cure
These Drops sre a radical cure for scursy, scro.
fas. St An.hony's fire, leprocy, pnpled faces, en-
larged glands, legs, ulcers even Wien The bone
is affected vcnctial tans. when Rereury has faIed,
are the bes, spring and su,unnsi physic. and may
be given children with perfect safety-Prite 81,
or six bott,ss for five dollars, i2 bottles for So or
10 dozen for 500 10 .isk for 'Dr Relies Botan.
ca, Drops"--None are genuine, unless signed wv.
| T. Conway" Prepared and soid wholesale BY the
sole proprietor. " r. Conway, chemist, No I, Bum.
s,ed Place. Boston; by his special appointment by
SAMUEL w VINSON, Drusgisf,
No. lilo, Thsmessreet. Newport.
Lemuel W. Briggs, Brissois Hercules Whitney, }.
|! n Mason, Providence. Dyer and Howes, Hindharu ;
Greene. 'ev- London; Isaac ID bull, Hartford snd
mos, druggists, booksellers and pos, masters tbro'
on, The United States where may be had ell these
Justly e'iesrrd and highly approved " Medicines"
| prepared 6y w. Con~Hy"
Dec. 3. 1917 ny)
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MORE. CHEAP GCOnS !

.frr This day ohening az me a5ove stand,
- EkL bargains. hough, for cash, ut auction, in
"a Boston aroag ,siish are
Whole pieces Of India Coitons, for only <s6 per
piece ndess'd Calicoes, again for 90 cents blue.
red and purple Copperpla,es; Calcoes, for only Is
yard eiegsnt z 4 and 81 Canton Grape shswls
black aud colored Nankn and Canton Grapes very
chesp India ana ST anish linen Cacoes a large
assortment of the cheapest Bon.5ssets that have
been offered in this town for many mon,hs, colors
drab. olive, brown. blue. black, and cinnamon,
Bombasins, black and drsb plain black, green and
twilied Lus,rirgs and Levsn,ines plaid silk Hand
kerchiefs, 90 cts each Russia cotton and linen NJ
apers. very cheap more cheap hook Muslins silk
cotton ano worsIod i,ose and half Hose; Csmbrics
6.4. from go to SO; Chex again for Cd per yard .
black Lustrings, IS cts lace half Hsndk ercbiefs.
or,y 6s \; Real Indis Book Mushns b,sck end white
Eugisb sis Gloves black S.lins AMI Flolen,ines
for vests; vhne ard colored Marsei,lcs Cuttings
white, lead and ni.x'd cotton Hose for ony 9s per
piIT itali4n, French aud Canton Grapes Irish snd
German Linens. from 2s 70 6s &. ladies' black un
drtss 4 beaver Gloves black snd white { and g 4
cotton shaws double shoited Go real merino do ,
cotton Imitation do, large tot cotton lace for onIy
Is per yd (, very oaesp floor Csrptting; cotton a. =
black silk, f,g G. hsndanps Hsndkcrchefs, Ameis
csn shlrtngs and sheelirgs, yer. low Coierain
M,dspolsBn, steam and power loom >h,rtings e,e
CANT straw Bonoe,s, OF the newest patcTnS.
" few of Doct Watts IiymnBooks. arrang.
ed ~ VIZ Winchrli Aug q
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JOIN DYRE.

No 100, TRAMRs-Sg8EsT,
II AS FOR sALE--black and colored
n 4 Grapes. white and nlaeh italian DO white
oo,ored silk shaw,s black aud colored sish
Hsndkerchiefs flag and ban.anna do black, white
and green Lustrng black, wbNe and eolored sik
Gloves silk yeiysts, sc &c.
.9lso--Cancoes, 6 4 Carlisle Giu2hams. 4
c4 white Cambrics. coloied and black DO, jaconet
Canbrics. Ieno, book and India book Muslins, muil.
null Musiins, Dmiies, Nankins, s,eam-loom shirt
ing Cot'ons, white cotton shaws with mer,no bor-
ders, plain white shawls black dsmask do, gentle
nnen and ladies' whpe cotton Hose
Likew,Se--A1r. Shirtings, Stripes, Chex
snd Ticking, Threads, &c Aug ii.
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GEORGE wANroE has jus, reesved from the
VI Mnutsctory Of Ives & White. New.York
Is ni,emens supei fine fashionable Hs,s, ~Grranf-
ed OF tie best qualify and nat TO fade in fsedr1ig
Mems Hats NTH .vide Brms
Also low priced Napt s. Castor Hsts Youths &
Chiidrens hats, Of every description and price
PAPER HANGiNGS
handsome assortmen, Of cheap spd elegan,
Paper Hangings, for rooms and window curtains
Just received and for sale as above.
Ne ApTil 90
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ANEcDorE OF wAsHINGroN.
company.


In 1854. he w-s stationed at Alexan.
dria with his regiment, the only one in
the colony, and OF whichhe was Colonel.
There happened at thst time TO be an
election in Alexandria for members Of
the assembly, and the ballot ran high bee
tween COL Geo. Fairfax and Mr..
WIN. Elzey. Washington was on the
side of Fairfax, and Mr.. William
Payne headed the friends Of Elzey. In
the course OF the contest, Washington
grew gerry suarn, (ior his passions, nd-
turafly, were te7ible !; ,hougha wise re-
gard 20 dyty, ie honour and happykss,
soon reduced them to proper commapd)
and unluckily said something to Mr.
Payne, who thought bu, cub in size,
was a hon in heart, elevated bis shelalh,
and, at a blow, extended our hero OH tho
ground. News was soon carried to thu,
regiment that their Colonel was murdcrs'
ed by the mob! On the passions Of tho
soldiers, who doated ON their comrlans
der, such report fell at once like has|3
of lightning on magazine Of gunp6w.
der. In moment, the whole regiment
was under arms, and in rapid notions
towards the town, burning for vehgtallce6
During this time, Washington had been
literally piled with cold water, acids
and volatiles; and, happily for Mr.. PaynD
and his party, was so far recovered as e
get out and meet his envaged soldiers
who crowded around him with faces Q
honest Joy to see him alive again. Ai
thanking them for such an evidence
attachment, to him, he assured the}h
he was not hurt in the least, and beRge
them, by their love Of him and Of tbeI
dry, to return pcaccably to tI,cir bol
racks. As for himself, he went eolA
room, generously chastising his as4ipl.
which had thus struck out a spark tl1d
had like to have thrown the whole towzr
into fame. And Eecking hirnso tn
aggressor of Mr.. Payne, ne resoIvfd;te
make him the honorable reyarasiQf
asking bis pardon. No sooner
made this heroic resolution, than,
ering that delicious gaiety, which
accompanies good purposes IN o "a q
mind, he went TO a ball that night
behaved as pleasantly as though poll
had happened. Early next mcniq1
wrote polite note Of invitation toe
PAYNE, to meet him at thctavcfn. Il
took it Tor a challenge, and sS0
the tavern in full expectation = -
gun powder. But what sway his sp5
prise On entering the cham6s - ses,r
lieu Of brace Of pistols: lle5
wine and lSpsir Of glasses on The q
Washington rose to meet him, and
ing his hand with smile, began -
Payne, to err somefimes, Is VA
reefi/y error, is always glory I;
was sOrony in the affair g 8
you have had fiink, SONS soe
onIif you deem sh6f sgfeiM
my hand, let as be friu2. -
An act Of such sublime y1|(O
duced its proper ef3ece o6 r.
Mr.. Payne, who fun -
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J,HE subscriber. hereby gives public notice. tina,
he Is appointed Executor. OF the last viii and
testament. rpon the Es's,e Of Bachns Oserng. late
e Newport dsceas'd. and has accepted the trust
se therefore requests eli persons Who indebted
the Estate Of the said deceased. TO make pay ment
without delay and also al persons who have claims
4g.inst ssid Estate, to exhibit them Immediately.
PAUL OvERING.
Newport. July 10. 1919
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Patem Etdsnch Water P,0oJ
HATS.

TiE. subscriber having undertaken
4 the charge of manufac,ory OF the above
m ntinned highly approved Hats in smihae ii. has
;u opened sn assor, men of them ST the Store OF
Geoscs wANToS E-q IN This town where he will
b. nAppy Ia exhibi, ths'ur1o ,he citizens OF New
por, ,hs day. After which regular Assortment
often recruited, Wi. be kept said store for whole
sale and fe, al or the most liberal terms
ARNOLD BuFFUM.
Newoort 7 mo Ia, t8t9
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no LET.

THE Dwelling House and Lot Of
i Land in Miil-street, belonging to the Widow
of joan Gardaer, Esq. aud next westward Of nr.
Audiey Clarke's.--Possession viii be given imme-
diateiy.-for terms, apply to
JAMES b. PHILLIPS.
newport, March 10
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G. w. PARTRIDGE
SURGEON DENTIST,

TENDERS bis service in the line OF bis
Il profcssioo to the people IN Newpo'l
and lis vicinity He would be hsppy TO sai,
on them at Mrs. CoTTRELL's No. l26,
Thsmes-strees, or at their own houses, ~
more Agreeable. He inserts from siug''
natural or artificial tooth, 10 Q foil SET whItk
will remsin beautiful end white extracts art
cleanses teeth in The best manner InduoHs
bic proof OF the seeursey cf his perforu'sn,,
can be Produced by certificates from some ci
tie & st professional gsn,ie men in Conneef'
cot and Providence. June Esd, 1919.
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newport. March l9
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American Goods &c.
VIM. JAMES TiLLEY.

NO IIf /NuWF6' oifefF,
HAS just opened a complete assort-
n L ment common manufDctuted goods, cen.
sisu"g nf the following viz 6nghems, Stripes,
To kiu,ss So az hcetng bieachsd end unble ach.
ed 8 ard ) ehirtipg bieached lad unbeach.d,
and very stout 4 ~hrt,ngs az Is he yd baud
a usu9t complete assortment OF Broad iotlss &
Cassirue - AM SOM more of those stout tru-
ne "a shoes, all # which he will sell low for cash.
Newport, Ja, 28, 1919
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T PRINTING, Of all kinds, e1eesSed in
q saasfaefoyy nossey, az ias eeFes.
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Zeal India Book MnSllxs.

Fl SESSIONS,
Uiies % acqua'ns nj friende and Tie hn5tic,
r. 1T he has ereited . variety of summer
5000. among thsm Ie tie following AZ
ticlrs -
Cnior'd Cambrics : Levaniines
Fignfd mall Nusl,ns Lustrings
so,t-l muslin Cravsts Esnkm Grapes
Dlmit.cs Canton ditto
Corded Musins Japan ditto
Linen Csrnbrics English long silk Gloves
Long y ,wns , Short DO. do
Furm,urss { French Kid 80.
Caiicoes Psrasols, &c. &c.
.2LSO,
A few picces lett black Nankin Levantincs, and
a general assortment Of Cotton Yarn, American
Sk,tungs, pisds. Stripes, &c
kewDort June
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SHIPWRECK

Ofhe brig Telegraph, ofPropidence, bound
from Savanndh, for Neu'- YORK.
Extract of letter from Capt. Hill, to his
consigEee, dated at Great Egg Harbor,
Soners' Point, March Z.
81 have TO inform you of the loss of the
brig telegraph, under my command, on
the morning Of the 4,h inst about 5o'clock.
She went ashore about + miles TO the north.
ward of G. Egg Harbor, and wore part way
round, but hung by the stern.--I placed
every thing aback, but all in vain heavy
sea beating over her continually, drifedu US
into tire breakers, and al day light we were
but about Is rods from the beach. Early
in tine morning we began 10 get DOT the car
go, and am happy to state that succeed
ed in getting the whole ashore, EXCEPT g
bales oi cotton which drifted to sea. TIE
brig Das JIged, ard can never be got Of.
haze stripped her of every thing and got
all safe on shore, which must sell for whom
it may concern, with enough of the cargo
TO pay expenses"
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ALEXANDRIA,:
THURSDAY, .M4RCH 10, 1919.
REVIEW

REVIEW
OfMadame de Staels considerations of the
principal events OF the French Reyolu-
ton, g vols. Svo.
No ii.
NJ. de Colonne, the successor Of Neeker,
better fitted TO court,
'n'here ladies inierpose, andslaves debate,
than to the fearful crisis which approached,
fastened its arrival, by the arrogance and
Ievity Of his measures. After increasing
the rate of interest, in order to get money,
and thereby almost precipitating embar-
rassment into bankru toy, he advised the
king to assemble the notables body