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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08
EUROPE.

EUnOTE.
An intelligent gentleman, recently iron
the south of Europe, has handed us the FOL
lowing remarks on the present state OF TIA
ly, &c. th. result oil his own observation.
Its difficult TO ascertain correctly the state
of politics in a country where no one dare
speak of them and nothing is seen Tn print
but what The government orders to be put
there, but the general opinion seemed to be,
that an Italian war is likely 10 take place,
and the favorite rumors of the day were,
that the authority Of the pope has dwindled
into nothing and his estates likely 10 fall a
sacrifice to the constitutional system; to "a
void which he is said to have applied fl' as
s,stance from Austria. On the other hand
the Neapoi ans are said 10 have declared
their nteulion of enteri the states OF the
church and marching direct upon Rome the
moment an Austrian regiment enters The ter
ritory, and it is universally stated that the
Neapoitans are armng, as it were en- masse
to repulse The invasion which to all appear
ance threatens them. The ambassador they
sent 10 Vienna was stopped al Gratz, and
finally sent back to Naples.
Austria is to have an army Of Co. met
Prussia is said TO be marching Co. 900 into l.
tally, and Russia is expected to take part in
the war, which, however, has not yet been
declared.
The latest accounts from Naples state that
all was quiet in Sicily, but the foreigners
there look with apprehension on the present
and future state of those countries, and
scarcely consider property secure.
Spain and Portugal, Sicily and Naples are
already free; in Sardinia and Savoy the fer
mentation is said to be at its height, and it
may fairly be conjectured that the constitu-
tional mania is likely 10 spread in despite of
all the efforts of the despotic monarchs OF
Austria, Prussia and Russia.
Ithas all along been the policy Of Austria
to withdraw the native troops from Italy re-
placing them by Austrians, who are very i'll
received, and nothing but main force keeps
the country quiet-the public employments
are also entrusted to Germans.
The Karboaari are secret fraternity,
instituted at the time the French were in
possession of Italy fer the purpose ofprocu-
ring their expulsion, and the consequent
freedom of the country; their views not be-
ing directed to any particular state, but aim
ing at the independence of all Italy. AT this
day they are very numerous and powerful
and their influence is extended 10 all parts
OF the country.
1t is supposed that Prussia is by no means
in settled state. [.Her. .adU.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08

The debate which is now going on IN the
house of representatives is very comprehen'
siye m its scope, covering all questions con-
nected with the expenditures OF the govern
ment, and OF course touching upon lmpor-
t,nt points of the national policy. There ls
every Indication thai the debate will be OF
considerable length. We shall publish such
oarts of il as we can, and enough at feast to
give our readers full view of the merits OF
the ouss.,ons discussed. Ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08

long time, and yet the person not only sur
vive, but feel no serious inconvenience, IS
question not uain,eresting TO Psychologists.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08

A report was current in the city yes'er-
day, that the ratification, by Spain, OF the
treaty with her had been received 10 this
CITY, As we editors say, the report was
premature. Official information is, howev.
or, said to have been received OF the TACT Oh
the ratification of the treaty by Spain, with
ant condition or reservation.
When the treaty arrives, 1t viii De pro-
claimed by The president as the law OF the
lind or Il will he laid before the senate for
i,s revision. The latter course VIII most
prob,bly be pursued. II il should be, we
do not apprehend any serious opposition 10
IFS final ratification.
There are not few, we are aware, VINO
have objections 10 the boundary established
bv the treaty thinking it not sufficiently com
prebensive to the southeast Of The MIssIssIp-
nj. twill be a consoling reflection to those
who think thus. that it will be in the power
of the United States to purchase territory
beyond tina thine, whenever it is really ne
cessa.y to US. tio"'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. Smith of Mag, land, from the
committee of Ways and Means, to
whom was referred an enquiry into the
expediency ef amending the law for
compromising the bearers ct the votes
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08
SINGULAR.

About thirteen months ago, IN the vici-
pi,y OF Grand River. man was wounded
BY discharge of small shot; but soon after
recoye red an6 appeared TO enjoy perfect
health He however lately died suddenly.
and The body being opened by a surgeon to
ascertain the cause OF his disease, one ofthe
shot was found in the left ventricle OF the
brain. How it happened that part, inJn-
rv 70 which has invariably been deemed IA
.sl. should have been penetrated by and
contain an sxiraneous substance during SO
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08
Washington. Januarp s.

Washington. Jdnnarp6.
The painful duty again devolves on US OF
announcing the decease Of member OF the
National legislature. The Hon, John Linn
, member of the house Of representatives
from the state OF New Jersey. died .yester-
oay afternoon. aged about 81 years, after IN
illness Of two weeks. He was man OF ami
able character, and has left al home, where
Is was best known, as well as here, large
number II warm friends to lament his unex-
nec,ed departure. lIntelligencer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08

bound 10 rassamaquoddy, but blow n off in
a heavy NV. gale. and bearing Up for Ber-
muda, short of wafer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08
BOEAPARTE.

The following is an extract OF letter just
received from ST. Helena, by gentleman 10
Edinburgh:
Watching Bony, is now very amusing
occupation. lately saw the gentleman RI
ding oct, having marshal Bertrand, on
white horse, in front. He and lady Ber-
trand were together. Count Of Montholon
and a re,inue in the rear. He is Uncommon
ly gross, and odiously pulled out in the face.
He goes OUT much oitener than ever, but &C.
cupies much OF his time in writing. know
he was lately occupied in writing criticisms
upon the generals of antiquity. He takes
great delight in small garden that he has
fitted, or rather laid out, like London CT
tizen, who is DESTROYS of having multum IN
purvo, there are lakes, rivers, woods, grot-
tos. &c. all in miniature This place is his
sanctum, and an unfortunate COW, that by
some chance got into it, was shot by Bona
parte himself for the sacrilege. No one
whatever is permitted to approach his resi-
dence without the governor or admiraPs spe-
cial leave. Nor is stranger ever permit
ted to go out of James Town without pass
from the adjutant general-nor is any one
permitted to 60 on board ship in the har-
Dor without one. The thermometer in the
hottest summer days is seldom above 70 deg.
in town it is often at 90, or upwards, but
generally from S3 10 85- at present it is ge-
nerally about 60 TO 63.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08

Extract of tuer to gentleman 10 Phila-
delphia, dated Port au Prince, Dec. f2.
Coffee is now plenty, and the average
price for The last week ba, been 33 sous or
90 dollars per 100 lbs. on board. We are
inundated with all descriptions of American
produce. Ten American vessels have en-
tered the harbor since The Tive Friends, prin-
cipally with provisions
The North and South are now united, and
the army are all returning home with presi-
dent Boyer-every thing is tr'nquil. The
empress and madame Dessalne yesterday
entered the town in captivity-they were
sent by the president on board one of the
republican vessels from the Cape. They
are treated wit respect by the people, but
in future will be considered as simple citi-
zens."
.Niew York, January 9.
Capt. Struthers, and the crew and pas
sepgers of the Caledonia, arrived in town
on Monday from Long Branch. The YES
sci and cargo are totally lost, not an article
of the sails, rigging or passengers baggage
was saved. The ship struck twelve miles
south of Sandy Hook at two o'clock OH the
night of Thursday last, filed with water at
eight o'clock next morning, and went en-
tirely to pieces on Friday night. Mrs. Hand
of England, passenger, was drowned in
the surf, in attempting TO go ashore. John
Casey, OF Ireland, and VIM. Sanders, of
England, seamen, were upset in the boat
in attempting to go from the shore to the
wreck, and lost The bodies Of Mrs. Hand
and Sanders, were afterwards washed q.
shore, and inferred at Long Branch. A
man. with his wife and six children. pas
sengers ia the Storage, were saved, but
lost all their effects and baggage, and have
arrived here utterly destitute Of any thing
but the clothing they wore at the time they
were wrecked.
The Caledonia sailed from Liverpool Oc-
tober 96,h, and met with no accident till
the time OF going ashore. Spoke Nov. 10,
lat. 43 80, lon. SO, schr Aurora, Waring.
Is days from Boston for Amsterdam. Dec.
3, lat. 80 46, lon. Ga, sch Eliza Holt, of
Blue Hill, M'Kenzie, days from Boston
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08
BANK Of THE UNITED STATES.

January z, 1871.
The following gentlemen have been ap-
point directors Of the bank of the u. States,
for the ensuing year, by the president OF the
United States, viz:-Langdon Cheves Mich
olas Biddle, and John Cohnelley, of Phila-
delphia; lanes Wilson, Of Baltimore; and
Charles Z. Dudley, of New York.
And at an election held by the sfockho'd-
ers, at the bank of the United States, on the
Isl and Cd instant, the following gentlemen
were duly elected directors for the ensuing
year, viz
Directors for lS21.-Pierce Butler. Tho
mas II. Willing, Gustavus Colhoun, James
Scott, Samuel Wetherill, Silas Z. Weir. JAS
c. Fisher, Thomas P. Cope, Samuel Cars
well, Henry Pratt; William Stevenson, John
Coulter, and Robert Fleming, OF Philadel-
phia; John Potter. OF South Carolina; Geo.
Hoffman and Robert Gilmore, ir. OF Mary
land; Robert Lenox and Archibald Oracle,
of New-Yolk; Nathaniel Silsbee T. David
Sears. of Massachusetts.
Aud at meeting OF the directors, held at
the banking house. this evening, at O'Clock,
I.angdon Cheves, Esq. was unanimously e
Iected president for the ensuing year.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08

Transfer Tobacco,
PURCHASED BY ,n
december 20 s. s D. KEEL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08

The two Arabian Camels, introduced on
the stage, in the dramatic romance OF Blue
Beard. had novel and pleasing effect
The animals appeared to be perfectly do
cile. They passed over very high noun
tain in The procession, came down plat
form on the stage, laid down, during the
dialogue, aud at the word OF command, rose
aud Joined in the procession, and repassed
the mountains. The audience were much
grat,6ed with the exhibition. and the piece
was announced for repetition. on Monday
evening. lEpen'Hs la'etHstneer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-01-08

We understand that full! grown Wild
Cat was killed three or tour miles above this
place Few days since. 1t is but seldom
this animal is met with in this part of the
country. (Trenton True Am.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-06
CONGRESS.
From ne National M.eiigcnecr
IN SENATE

IN SENATE.
| ~ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2S.
ilie biii 10 exempt certain French vessels
from Tue extra duties on tonnage imposed at
Tue iast session, was received from the House
OF Representatives. referred 10 the commit.
zee on Foreign Relations, and reported by
MI AtnS' from that committee with an ID
amendment,
The amendments or The House Of Repre-.
sehiaiiVes 10 The amendments of the Senate
10 The army bill, were received, and agreed
to-
Mr. PieasaHfS, from the committee on Naval
AnaiS, made an uuinvOrabe report on the
petition OF Jane Baker; which Was read.
MT. UWianiS, of Tenn. from the cOmmitte e
70 who'n was referred the bill from tie House
OF hepi eseDtaiiSeS," 10 equalize and fix the
pay oi thc officers Of the army of the United
States, reported tie same without amend
ment.
The resolution from the House of Represen.
tdtives ior the suspension OF the recruiting
service, was read the third time, aad. OH mo.
ton, was ordered to lie on the liable.
lhe resolution from the House Of Repre-.
seht"tives. declaring The admissions of the
State OF Missouri INTO the Union was read a
thrd time; aud the question on its iiuai uas.
sage was decided az follows:
:, iEaS-hle,srs. Barbour, Chandler, Eaton,
Edwards, Gdiiiard, Holmes OF Maine, Holmes
at Miss. HOfsey. Hunter, johnson of Ken
johnson OF Lon King OF Aiab. Lowrie, Nor.
rIl, P~noii. Pinkmey, Pleasants, Roberts,
S"nihaid, Stokes, Talbot, Jaylor, Thomas
Van Dyke, Walker OF Alab. Walker OF Geo.
Williams OF Miss Williams Of TeDn.-2S.
NAfS-MessIs Dana, Dickerson, King of
y. I. hnigin, LirmAn, Macon, Mills, Noble,
,nu'' Rnggies' Sanford, Smith, Iicheuor,
Trimblc III
So The resolution was passed.
The Senate resumed tie consideration of
the bill, from the House OF RepIesentatiyes,
" 10 Continue III force an act 10 provide for
persons who were disabled by known wounds
received III the Revolutionary war. aud for
other purposes = aud, on motion, tue same
was Indefinitely postponed.
lie bill, from Tie House of Representatives.
Tor the relicf OF tie family of o. II. Perry,
was resumed aud, after debate, in the
course OF which The bill was el0queniIy sup.
ported by MIR. Hunter, the bill was ordered
10 una :eahing, yeas 81, nays s.
Aod HE bili was immediately read third
time aud passed.
The amendments of the House of Repre.
sentaiivcS To the bill tor lie relief Of purcha-
sers OF public land prior TO the 1st day of
January is20. were taken up and agreed 10.
Aud, haViHg transacted some Executive bns
siness, thu Senate adjourned.
THtRgpAT, MARCH l.
q message was teceIved from the President
OF The ULiied states BY Dir. GoveTneur, SINH
ldF 10 That presented TO the House of {epte.
sentntiver
The message aud documents being read.
Ir. Uarb0ur, having by geperal consent ob-
tanned leave therefor. introduced bill To ex-
tenu The time of making returns of the fourth
census, which was read aud referred TO The
Jnhiciy committee, by whom il vns suhse-
qmeDlIy reported then taken Hp in commit.
zee OF tbe whole, considered, aad ordered
TO tc epgrosSed for third teadiug was af
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
WEDN ESDAY, FEBRUARY %.

- WBDN EouA1, FEBRUARY 70.
Mr.. hent, from The committee on the
District OF Columbia, reported, without
amendment. the bill from the Senate for
continuing The charters of certain Banks
IN The District of Columbia.
This bill provides for The continuation
OF The charters Oi the Bank of the Metro.
polls The Bank Of Washington, the Pstri-
oiic Bank IN tlc city of Washington The
Uni - Bank, the Farmers d. Mechanics
Bank, the Bank of Columbia, IN George.
town The Bank Of Alexandris, and The
Farmers Bank, IN Alexaudris, until the
year 1885. II auihOiiscs the c0usoli,!ae
ton at the Union Bank of Alexandris
with ibe Bank OF Potomac, and extends
tie charter OI the said united Bank 10 the
same term as the others. The Central
Bank is allowed 10 proceed forthwith TO
HquidaIe aud close al lie concerns of The
corporations. and Tor that purpose lis
corporate authority is continued Tor five
yesrs.]
Mr. Corke moved 10 las Tie bill Oh the
table, bnl afterwards Withdrew The motion:
winch was renewed by Mr. CobJ, oppos-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-06

th)I Bac Abr SIS. SIS. 55t. Hobart, d,
Go. G3 and q Go. I26
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-11
District of Columbia,

.ilerGrdrrn County, S.
Nv AS committed TO the Jail Of th's ecn1
w ~ on the Sd inst as a runaway, q Ee]
gro man named Kinney ZONES, about i
years oi age, 8 feet 10 inches hgb, "ell
made, and Ola lightish cast; says he ha:p. ~
accustomed to following the water ID w. ":
bay trade. He claims freedom, and s,'.ji
be has mother in Baltimore, on teGsls-
Hill, by the name OF Dorcus Jones. apo W. -
he served an apprenticeship in BaliInHml. 4 4
the saiImaking business with William "n Az.
Tie ewner is desired to come, prove p.
perry, pay charges and take him away =
therwlss he will he disposed ot as lne %"
;anAH. ,forr " ialcr.
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"A Livery Stable

Is now opened on the premises tormsri!
L occupied by Thomas Triplctt, en- Wash
ington street, between Kirg and Prince
streets, where citizens and Travellers ca-
be accommodated with a careful OsN.1
and hay and grain three times day iol N
~ cents, or by the month at len dollars
As there IS a large lot attached 20 The pr
misses. with the accommodation OF a pun
Drovers. and those that have horses y
sale, will find il TO thei. advantage TO G.!
as they may get hay by the small. 4 graz
as they may want il; and those dispose |
to purchase Horses, by leaving descI'I
ton shall have the earliest notice.
Feb JAMES ALLISON j. 0.
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W. Deyaurn.

HAIR DRESSER & FANCY STORE,
Royal street, .ierand,ia:
INFORMS the pubhc that be hasjust re-
& ceved an assortment of
Fancy Articles in his Line.
which ne will sell low for cash, such as the
following:
Patent hair brushes, cloth do. tooth do
Nails do. shoe do. razors ofall sorts
Travelling cases, dressing cases
Powder pubs. hair powder.
Ponatum of all kinds. dressing combs
Pocket and sporting knives
Tortoise shell pocket combs
Tuck do. poke. do. common
Shaving boxes, shaving brushes
Shaving soap, pocket books
Looking glasses, Hopkins straps
Duff do. snuff boxes
Curling tongs, Cologne uater
Lavender do. anni>eed paste, rough
Homes for razors, lead peRcils s. cases
Watch chains. watch keys
Hopkins paste, Ladies thread cases
Segsr boxes, segars, first quality
Best chewing tobacco. and may other
articles too TEDIOUS to mention.
N. B. Shaving or hair cutting done on the
owest terms. and great deduction made fer
hose that shave by tue year.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-11

paper 70, be ing satisfied, may think proper
to return IL 10 toe editor within three weeks.
An allowance oil len per cent WI oe uia'te
when claimed. on all monies received 'or,
and reinitted TO the editor.
A few of The first volume, either in sheets
or we'll bound. with c0p'ous Index, remain
on hand or sale =,
Notes OF the Banks o. North and South
Carolina, Georgia aud Virginia, generally,
VIII be received al par.
Cr All communications to be addressed
TO JOHN S. SKINNER,
June 90. 1920. baltimore.
S.-For aieditors in the United States,
who may have the goodness 10 give the pre-
ceding notice few yeekLy insertions, the
editor OF the Farmer will be glad to tran
sact any business they may have in balti-
more, or to return their good Offices in any
other Way in his poWeI, q I'm
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Fishermen Take Notice.

r WISH to rent, for the ensuing season, or
lfnr tern ofeesrs that noted f hrrY call
ed JOHNSON'S SPRING. It's celebrity as
herring landing, together with its contigu-
ity 10 market, renders it well worth the at
tention Of any person acquainted with the
fshiny Business. For terms, which will he
in proportion 10 the difficulty of the times,
apply to the subscriber
GEO. F. WASHINGTON.
Wellington near Alexandra, feb 9 fnw
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Office.

The subscriber having obtained letters OF
administration upon the estate of his father,
the late Thomson Mason, deceased, re-
quests all persons having claims against
the said estate, to present the sane, with
proper vouchers thereof, wihou, delay
and those who are indebted thereto. are re-
CURED to make immediate payment 70
feb I3-tawIn K C. MASON
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Printers bare been looAins a. 49,, q.
pre- IS their unqualified APPRECIATION ,,G.
Your Press is better made t,s, ~
havtirom ln,hyen's mauuiaclcry Wv ~
fact, an excellent machine. a. 49, Us.
the Columbian, and to be Or. ;at V"stiHI
iightness and simplicity. 'O '0t
Mr.. A. Ramage. If Decsm"tO
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Naval Stores * Whiskey.

EUSi received bv The sch. Stage .Nevitt.
- 81 bblS whiSkev
10 d. apple brandy
10 hhiS whiS9ay
so Bushels clover seed
And nv the sch, Benjamin Franklin, Foster.
3l5 bGls tar
5p 10 soft ;urpsntine
10 bright varniSh
s do spirits of turpentine
9l bales ofo- ine cotton
loo casks OF rice
Landing m Vowell's wharf an fnr sale by
feb T-St F CORNING
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TO PRINTERS.
ADM R.i.MaGE
RESPECTFULLY informs the trade that
4 q he continues TO manufacture the
PRINTING PRESSES.

The former, in lis present improved state,
with iron beds, SC. he has obtained patent
for. The estimation in which tnls press IS
held, is perhaps best .heWn by the demand
Iorit-uearly Goo being muse OF his make !,
and every exertion shall still be made to
re nder it a, complete as possible.
AtTAli other articles in his line, as usual
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Forth Thousand Dollars !!

or more moderate sum, would be an ac-
commodation, are invited 70 furnish iheT-
selves with tic6ets of admission 10 the court
Of fortune, where their several claims will.
10 doubt, meet ready attention. Shakespeare
old us long ago that
There is a tide in the affairs IF men
Which, when taken at the food, leads on TO
Fortune"
1t is now confidently believed TO be the
Aood.tlde at TYLEk'S NEW OFFICE.
Those who have heretofore tried their
luck as the phrase is and found It bad tuck
should remember the policy OF Rassonio-
SIN nv school days. hen had lost one shalt,
shot bis fellow of the self same flight,
The self same way, to find the other forth.
And by adventurlng both,I often found both
Those inclined to adopt this wise policy
o. BassanIo may. for the trihing sum of II
.!ol ars. secure to themselves the following
SPLENDID CAPITALS, which are yet TO be
drawn, VIZ:
4G.0oO Dollars.
10000 Dmlars.
10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars.
49of 1000 Dollars.
Ia of 500 Dollars.
sc of 100 Dollars.
Besides nearly
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
In 80 and smaller prizes.
Not one binnk to prize, and 5000 tickets
entitled to two chances each.
The Grand National Canal Lottery being
authorized by special act of congress, The
tickets may he sold in any part of the Uni
ted States. Vendors and others will do well
to forward their orders TO TyLER's TEMPLE
OF FORTUNE, Washington city, where, within
few days. have been obtained Iprize OF
5000. of loco, and number of5oo, loo, so.
sc. &c.
The lottery draws again on Monday next.
The first 9ooo blanks entitled TO I2 dollars
each. november g.
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Proposal.

pY WIN. Fl hNLFIs son. rsrr,n
For publishing By svbsc,;r,nj,a,k 20
A History OF HIS IEaIIIr',
In Arabia. Egypt. Persia, Gng n'lLS
Upper and Lover Hindoson, f,, 'T', Il
period Of about II yesT., ,Si a
countries never betc,+ yi>i,s,d Ot.fq'n
peans, with particular arc1, y III
manners and Customs OF their m% n: o, !
Also with '"FaV'taIl