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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06

Col. Camps heuse, Doisl chtihh'es uo""'
one fell upon tie shed OF tie next mousse !"
which Mrs. Fiizhugh keeps 'choof; the
bricks broke through, aud iel into the room
where Mrs. F. and OF her p'p'ls were sit
ting, bu, no, one Of them yer hurt!
Mr.. W. G. Camps new blacksmith shop,
gable end fell down-Mr. II. Hollis brick
kitchen. ditto.
Doctor Hodges's dwelling. 2 chmnies;
Mr.. F. S. Tayior's do NJ. a. Taylor,
lr. do; tie Farmers Bank, 2 do; and
Custom House do.
We regret to state also, that Col!eys
bridge is carried away. This is serious
loss to Mrs. Colcy, the propreires', and
will be great Inconvenience to many OF
The inhabitants.
Catharlne St. bridge, too: was Iiftedup by
the water and dritted, entire, over upon
TalbotSt.
Several small fra tenemen:s were
blown down, but no person hurt.
A very considerable amocnt in mer-
chandize deposited in the lower stories of
warehouses on the wharves has been ei.
ther lost or damaged by the tide, which
rose fully foot higher than it has ever
been known to b., The principal sufe-
rer in this asv is Mr.. James Barnett
A large quantity of tobacco in the pub.
lie warehouse on Town point has also got
damaged by the tide.
Besides the above losses, the palinss and
fences all over town have been laid fiat;
many slated houses have been almost IN
covered; windows demolished; the con-
tents of lumber yards, dri,ted away;
wharves injured, &C. sc In short there
is not family which is not loser in
some shape or other.
/ Our streets present melancholy az
pearance; scarce tree that's not uproot-
ed, or limbs torn OF.
! In Portsmouth and Gosport there has
also been much damage done to the hous-
cs by chimnies falling; among the suffer-
ers we learn are, Messrs J Collins, Tap
ley Webb, Swift, Dickson, Benson, Lin
scott, and Mrs. Gray. a poor woman,
whose name we have not learnt, was kill
ed by the fall of her chimney, while her
infant, which she held in her arms, es-
capped unhurt
| The protecting hand of Providence was
than in the preservation Of the lives of his
creatures on this occasion; for except this
poor female, and he negro woman killed
on 'oard ,he James Harvey; (as men,
toned above) not sing lie Individual has
expel fenced the least harm amidst the
| whole of this enc Of danger-though
there were many hair breadth escapes,
At Washington Point, Capt. Waite's
house blown down; Mrs. Harding's do.
Mrs. Toys chimney do; Mrs Allmand's
Go Mrs l.. iierbert's house much in.
jurec; Mr.. Arrington's brick Kitchen
blown down Marine Hospital much in
jured windows blown in, partially un-
ROOTED, Sc
We have thus detailed our own suffer
lngs and misfor!unes aggregate "a
mount Of which is estimated at little
short Of $500, 900 what those in other
towns have been we almost dread to hear
From the mariner and the farmer too,
we anticipate the most disastrous tiGings.
The crops Of Indian corn we fear arc to-
tally ruined.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06
Orange association in Ireland.

bnE AprSL hrFRhf
A desperate and bloody affray we re.
greet to learn, has taken place betwea
the Orangemen and the Catholics of Bal
don. by which the town, for almost thu,
entire day, was in state of the utmost
alara,, confusion and horror. The out,
rage, it appears, was occasioned by pro.
cess OH Of the Orangemen, on the lst Of
July, the anniversary of the battle Of the
Boyne.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06
GThe Presbytrr Of Win

chester will mt II al the second Presbyt'
ian Meeting House, THIS day, at j
o'clock, A. NJ. hwi IL be- opened by ~
mon from the rev. IoHs B. HoaE, Of Ma
tinsbuig,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06

About the 18th of June, soon after the
emperor of Russia's return to st. Peters
burg, from an absence OF nearly ten
months, the ambassador from the United
States, the hon. Mr. Nlidd.etoa. and the
new Ambassador from Sweden, had an
audience and delivered their credentials.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06

the remainder Of the year would be mod
crate, and partly from the slowness with
which supplies came in, owing to the
light and contrary winds which detained a
great many vessels off the coast. Little
was DONG in Flour; and there was not the
most distant prospect of the ports open
ing.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06
UdSkingtOn, Sept ).

WALTER JONES has been appointed
by the President Brigadier General Of
the Militia of Alexandria county, in tie
District OF Columbia.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06
Philadelphia Union.

A man at GAINESVILLE was lately sold by
order OF the Court OF Common Pleas, un-
der late law of Ohio, having been con-
victed of petit larceny.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06

The imports of cotton into Liverpool
from the first of January to the 18th of
July, amounted to 2ll.72O bales sales in
the same time. above 100000 bales. The
demand for Manchester goods WAS brisk.
and cotton brought good price. partly
from en- opinion that the importations for
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-09-06
From the Cork Chropi{c.
THE FIRST OF JULY At BANpo

THE FIRST OF JULY AT BANpoy
When the wished tor morning, hove
ver, was uSLered in by the roar Of can
non. every thing seemed to wear rest
less aspect The Orangemen commenced
at the appointed hour Of eleven, their pro
cesslOn to church-their drums and lie
played in turns 'Protestant Boys7 and
"Croppies lie dorm" They went forH,
discharging their firearms. md intemp
rateiy huzzaed at every Catholic hoc,.
they passed, and proceeded to the Cas-!
road-herea portion of their time w:
employed in consulting whether thy
should alter their usual route and retua
by Chapel street, which is CHIEFLY Gath.
lie, and which, claimed a prescriptive rigtt
to Oppose their array, in case they should
persist in such an Undertakings few
Catholics armed themselves with ones,
and assembled for assistance. The Or
ansemen approached-the fray con-
menced, ana went on for some time wi,hj
doubtful issue. The Catholic combatanls.
beng somewhat protected by their inter
vening houses, foolishiy kept che 0rang.
men stationary in lane, firing at tier
selves and every passenger by whom I! |
was crossed. In the general coDlusiors
poor woman, in the delicate situation
advanced pregnancy, was shot throuh
the heart The fire of muskets and pt
tolls continued. and several wounds wels
thereby inflicted Some individuals BE-
gan 20 distribute, at their houses. swords
and guns to every Orangeman capable I'll
bearing arms. They crowded TO the
scene Of riot. Mr.. Jervois, at tie Lead q
the dragons and yeomenry now arrived
and even their presence did not terminate
the wanton and inGiscrimiua,e depreta
tons that had been commenced. TL4
Orangemen broke every door and win
dow in the neighborhood.
From London journal, for July 1921
Mir. OCoNNoR's long expected trars
lation of the ancient CHRONICLES of UIlsd
prefaced by an ample dissertation on th
Phenician language, in which the chrOr
lcies are written, is about to lie put
press. The earliest of these chronicle,
are anterior to the age of Moses, an
give the history of the tribe Of lper, Ii
mIgrations from Asia to Spain and Ire
land, and the political events Of the nOf
arcty, from the year 1000 to IS beiO'
Christ. A work of great originals
curiosity. and we will add, of more UNI
qulvocal authenticity was perhaps ns''
submitted to the world The MSS. fro
which MIR. O'Connor makes his trana
tlons, are about 700 years old, and will,
exhibited in London, at the time the woi
is published, for the satisfaction of u
curious.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-26
Charles County Court
March Term. lSsI.
IN EQUITY.
Thomas Price,
Is.

Jesse Scott, Plinny Murdoch and Henrietta
his wife. Richard Scott, and Levi Scott.
II HE object OF the bill filed in this cause
L is 10 obtain a conveyance Of past or
parts OF three tracts ofland lying in Charles
county. Maryland, called The Remainder,
Farmers Mistake, and lgnorance's Fas
Ion, containing on. hundred aud three a.
cres. more OF less. The bill states. that
The complains mt purchased said land OF Le-
Vi Scott, ot Prince William county, Virgil
MA, IN the year 1906, and hath had quiet
and exclusive possession OF the same. since
the tine al the said purchase. and that all
the consideration therefor, was paid a, the
>aid lime. rha; Levi Scott is since de-
ceased, leaving the defendant in this case.
has legal heirs AMI representatives, entitled
10 the legal inheritance at the land store-
sad; ami that Jesse Scott and Richard
Scott do not reside in the state 81 Maryland:
1t is therefore ordered by The eourt, upon
motion OF the sad complainant. that this
order be inserted in The Alexandria Gazette.
once week tor s(N successive weeks warn
ING the absent heirs aforesaid, OF the fling
and object OF this bill, that they either in
person, or by solicitor, may appear IN ,hIs
court, on the ar>t Monday m June next.
and shew cause, II any they have, why a
decree should NOT pass 81 rraved.
Test JOHN BARNES. Clerk al
march p Chsrles COUNTY court.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-26
ORPHANS Court,
.iieIGnIrja CounIy,
n tnNt

alexandria Counly,
.ipr,i Term, 1921.
ORDERED. That the administrator at
- OF jobs Thomas Ricketts,, deceased,
IN give the usual no,ice 10 debtors snd ere
,iitors, three times sweek fof tour weeks,
ia the Nexan!ria Newspapers. 4 Copy.
Tssle, 4, MOORE, beg.
7Ris IS 10 Sice neiice,
THAT the subscriber al FairtsX county,
Virginia, has ohtalred from Tie orphans
court OF Alexandria county. in The District
al Columbia. letters Of administration IN The
estate OF J I, Riskelts, late OF the county
last aforesaid, deceased; All persons hav.
inc claims against the said decedsnt, ere
hereby warned to eShihi; The same IL he
subscriber, passed hv the orphans cour;.
on or before the l6th dsy ot October next.
nr they may by lSw, be excluded from all
hencti, 10 said estate, and hose indebted
thereto, arc required TO make immediate
payment. Given under my hand. THIS l6ta
day Of April, 1891 y, RICKETTS,,
april Is Ala'r OF J, I, Ricketts,.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-26
Just Published
Just Published
4 ND for sale at John A. Stewards book.
N store, price ] dollar,
THE HIST DRY
OF THE
REFORMATION.

Being an abridgment of Burnet's History OF
the Reformation of the Church 0 England.
Together with sketches OF the lives OF Lu-
Their, Calvin, and Zumgle, the three celebIa-
ted reformers OF the con,iDept.-B y The
Rev. BENJAMIN ALLEN, Rector OF the Pal.h
of St. Aundre, Virginia.
Re RECOMMENDATIONS.
Having been favored with the perusaI Of
an abridgment of the history of the relorma.
ton. prepared for publication by The Rev.
B. Allen, | with pleasure comply with bis
request. in giving it my humble recomnen-
dalion. 1t contains the history of all The
important facts as narrated by Burpel, and
to those who have not the tine or the means
of consulting that writer. must prove nieI-
esting and valuable. There being a consi.
derable class OF persons under these crcum-
stances, such work has been wanted, and
I think, the present one will BE- highly &C
cepta5le, as serving 10 meet the existing ex.
igency WILLIAM H. WILMER.
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For Sale or Exchange.

49,. Twill sell my HOUSE on King
69TTt street, at price much below ITS va
Ssss hue, or will exchange il for smaller
M property, or for merchandise. II
IS adapted aud completely fitted in every
respect Tor a large family, and is well wor-
thy the attention OF any person DESTROYS OF
A permanent establishment
- | will also sell that handsomely
&H1h situated lot, (quarter square, cor
Me- ner OF Fayette aud Cameron-sts. or
".l part thereof, with or without the
improvements.
- Also the S.W. corner lot on Payne
wTMS Commercials; on which there
is a stable. This Tot is desirably
s,ssyA.A situated for imprt vement.
A.,,s Also the two houses aud lots next
ssTys above :he corner OF Payne, on kim
SSss street. This las, vii be sold low
Sr.SS for cash, or a purchaser may choose
;heiy own time by payment of an annuity =
Terms OF the whole may he made accom-
modstng. JAS. s. SCOT 1.
april
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COACH WORK:
Ills is to give Notice

THAT the Subscriber OF Charles Coun:
i ty, ard State of Maryland. has obtain,
ed letters of administration on The personal!
estate OF George II. Spaldirg, late OF said
County, deceased. All persons having
claims against said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same legally auheD.
ticate6 to the Subscribers, on or beiole The
s5lh day OF September next. or they may
by law be excluded from all tenef 10 said
estate; and all those indebted TO said de-
ceased, are hereby required 10 make im-
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 95lh March,
1921.
ELIZABETH NJ SPALDING,
Administrative OF Geo. H SraIding.
march 81 lDtell--law3w
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State of MARYLAND.
Charles Cousiu, 81

Carries C0UEig, SIS.
HN application 20 the subscriber, one ol
~ the Judges III the Orphans Court OF
Charles County, by Petition, IN writing,
oi MsShack Wedding, * Charles County,
tsr the benefit OF the act OF assembly forth
reliet OF inSoiVtnt debtors, passed al No,
ven,bsr session, 1905, and the several Supe
pleMentS thereto, on the terms mentioned
therein, a schedule OF his property aud a
list OF his creditors on oath, 50 Ia as he
can ascertain them, beng annexed TO his
penuon, aud being SATISFIED by competent
testimony that the SAID MeShsck Wedding
hiss resided two years immediately preCe-
ding the ,ime ol his application IN the state
oi Marylasd, sa3 beng also satisfied that
the SAID MeshacS Wedding is in actual
confinement tor debt, and tor no other cause
and the said Me>haoS Wedding having en-
tered iato bond with sufficient security, tor
his personal appearance in Casrles County
Court 10 answer such allegations Is his
ere !i,ors may make against blm-lt is
n rc.ors ordered and adiudsed, that the
sad MeshAck Wedding be discharged from
Imprisonment. and that by causing copy
Of tins order u We inserted in some one Of
the newspapers edited in the district Of
Columbia once a week Tor two months
successiNely before the third Monday OF
August neN, he gives notice 10 his creditors
10 appear before the said Court at Charles
Town in the sal3 coaaly, on the said third
Non 'ay ia August NEXT, tor the purpose Vt
recommending trustee for their benefit:
And 10 shsw cause, It any they haze, why
the said Me.haeS Wedding should not have
the benefit, ofthe several insolven, laws of
This state a. PRAYED, given under my hand
his 18th asv OF February, 1891.
True oopy, CAMPRELI,
Test JOHN BARNES,
Clerk et' Charles Coasty Court,
AMI,
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70 The
CnltINttorS Of tie Soil.
anrlI ms
TIE lHC!

THE AMERICAN FARMER.
THE FIRST number OF the AMERICAN
l. FARMER, was tsSued on the Cd OF April,
1919, ltmay now be announced as an es-
tablished National work, adapted to all the
varieties of our climate. since many OF the
most eminent citizens in all the states, con-
tribute by Their patronage and their pens, 10
its circulation sndIts usefulness
To make known all discoveries in the SCI
ence, anI all Improvements in the practice
OF Agriculture and Domestic Economy--and
TO develope the means ana designate plans
OF internal Improvements generally, constr
tuts the chlet objects 10 which the .1'nsrican
Farnsr is devoted. Htakes re- concern or
interest in party politics, nor uthe transient
occurrences OF the day,
The Farmer is published weekly, on 8
sheet the size of q large newspaper, and
folded , as TO make eight pages--ani TO adj
mil OF being conveniently bound up ana
preserved in volumes Each volume will
consist of hity two numbers, a title page anu
an index and numerous Engravings 10 re-
present new implements, end approved sys-
TENS of husbandry,
Each number gives true and accurate
statement et the then selling prices 81 coun-
try produce. live stock aud all the principal
articles brought for sale in the Baltimore
market.
Terms of subscription dollars per an
nun, TO be paid in advance, But tor the
sum OF 1--WE dollars, the actual reeeiptot eve
~ number is guaranteed. That, Is, when
numbers tail to come 10 hand, duplicates
shall be sent until every number shall have
been received
As the Editor takes the risk aud cost OF
the mail-should subscription money NUS,
carry, he holds himself, nevertheless, bound
10 furnish the paper
To those who may think the price at sub,
scriptioa too high, il may be remarked, lhs,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-04-26
EUTERPEIAD
OR. MUSICAL INTELLIGENCER,
Ind Ladies' Gazette,

A periodical paper has been published
" in Boston since April 1890, devoted TO
the diffusion o: Musical & Belle Lettre intor.
nation. Ii embraces general history OF
Music from the earliest ages--Iecords the
transactions of musical societies-revIews
new musical works-furnishes biographical
memoirs OF eminent musical mtE-corres-
pOndenCe OF n usIc-ieiteTs IN
slructive and interesting upon every branch
OF the musical acknowledgements IN
nusicaI insirun. MS, and the compilation Of
a register OF musical Tansaciiuns
"! IT'D such intentions, II Is conceived eve
~ topic OF interest, personal and general,
vocal and instrumental, will 1e embrsced.
To what extent information may be obtain
ed in the insIpient sage OF our enteIprize,
we will not presume To promise. but by a
clear exposition OF our objects. We Shew
the scope and range OF our intentions: and
while We entreat the voluntary aid OF those
who possess the talents We cCyet We at the |
same time engage TO omit 20 fort OF Our
own 10 nj expectation, We hope however
to he more Indebted 10 The generous contri- +
button OF scientific ability. than 10 our own
labors.
A portion OF our column. is intended 10
be exclusively appropriated for the La,
DIES DEPARTMENT, wherein il will
become our duly 10
- guard the purity OF melting maids,
la courtly ball. and midnight masqueTade' 3
Sale from the treacberous friend, The daTIs
spark.
The glance y day. he whisper in The dark
When kind occasion prompts their warn
desires.
When music soitens. and when dancing
fires
As The EUTEsPEIsD Is moi intended 10 de.
rive support from advertising patronage,
has thus lar been attended with little or Do
emolument to the proprietor, il is an eIPe'
riment OF no ordinary undertaking IN lOE
country, and has necessarily consumed COZ
siderable time, labor. and expense.
A publication destitute OF profits accn'
ing from advertise ments, must rely uponm
subscribers only. for support. The no
prietor would not willingly abandon bis 10,
tenuon, uslsss compelled by heces;ig I
which he hopes may not be realised, uC,:
extensive patronage y essentially rtqutn
in order more generally 10 extend lis Use
tuinesS.
The ECTERPEIAD Is published Sem;
Monthy or Saturdays, on large sheer
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snnum, payable bali yearly IN advance vance,
Every number viii contain iashlop""
Sons-tir, with vsristjon-Sacred c'n.
WalIz-March or Dance, arranged I0' -
Piano Forle. -,
Resi4euts out al Boston. who procure
subscribers vii receive + e OF papers
~ -
be hsd Sy applying a; the Franklin Nv
Warehouse, MIR street. Boston.
JOHN 4. PARKER. ksil~.
Suhsorip ions received at me A''
sra Gazette CTcs A.tysr.irs.
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40 nEN L.

49, 4 comfortable and convenient;
hM DWELLING HOUSE situated on the
ESss lower part OF Royal. street, attach
Sl-Sa ed 10 which Is Garden, smoke
house and stable. - This property 10 good
tenant, will be rented Gu moderate ierms,
and possession giVca immediately.
NSn-iaIOjning, Is a comfortable iene-
r,sss suitable Tor small family on the same
JeTmS,-Applv 10 L. EDMoNDS,
ami SS II
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HOUSES, LANDS, sc.
For Rent.

49,. THAT noted stand in the town
SyfAA of Alexandria, called the "ind'an
assssl Queen IaOsr"," 1t is situated Ied IN 10
".a.SI GENITAL part OF the town, and IN
the most pnblic street which renders the
more suitable for tavern. Any turther
recommendations are deemed unnecessary,
a, persons DESTROYS of renting Il viii cal,
AMI view the establishment. To good
tenant, the terms will be made to suit the
times. Inquire ct - :, r,.
,nrji l9-iew on the nrem,SNe,
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To Rent,

49, On reasonable terms, a neat brick
ESN HOUSE, on Wa,er.s,reet, with a
NEE good garden, and pump ct excel,
49, lent soft water, suitable for a small
scu,eel family, Inquire of ,,,
WILLIAM YEATES.
Y mo ~ ~
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To Rent,

- And possession given between the
"a present time and March next, tia,
Sss.I elegant and commodious three story
,>.sss.ssIs brick house, the
AN Uaion and Marine Hotel
situated ON Union. street, near the fotpmse
I, i admirably calculated Tor The seeomme'
dation oi travellers from Mary Wand, ana sea'
ia,mg gentlemen. II has been occupied as
4 tavern for many years past Fer terms
apply to ANTHONY huopt.e'
January
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Straw Bonnets.

~ & u. READ, have just received \ few
S'5oxes STR Aw BONNETS 4 BANDS
which vii be sold low by the box or dozen
april .
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" heat.

TEN Thousand Bushels is wanted hv ihe
y subscriber, tor which he Cash vii be
paid, THOMAS V. HUGH
snnS
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Black-Smithin

bIdCk-EHift'f'' s.
DAVID G. PREF MAN,
1AVING commenced the Blacksmith.
ii ING business, on Royal street. between
Prpce and Duke streets, Ill be glad 10 ex'
ecute any work il his line; particularly
COACH WORK:
All kinds of iron work tor carriages;
coach folding steps; coach and gig springs
which he will warrant and sell on Ieasora-
BILE terms-Also old springs repaired in lie
neatest n amer. All orders will be thank
fully received and promptly attended lc--
and all kinds of carriages will he repaired
in The best manner aud on the shortest no.
tice. mach est
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For sale or Rent.

ing the same; a. q
For sale or Rent,
49,. The store house on king->treet
SI'Vn lately occupied by Thomas Shreve,
Ess calculated tor neat store and dwell
Ss-SssA Gpg
. mol7 tuihssw
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Flax>eed & Rye,

VANTED By 1850
" THOMAS V, HCCk.
&nolS
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For Sale,

~, The brick house on ST. Asaph st,
$SSTaocupied by Sarah Yeates; The brick
XSs house or Prince-street by Thomas
Nv%SsA ShreVC: $50, a small frame adJoin
-. IL ~, ..
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Proposal,

BY WIN. n. ANDERSON, FKEpEKlch co.

BY WM. n. hNDEKsUh, FKFDEN1O" Vt
For publishing by subscription
A HISTORY OF HIS TRAVELS
In Arabia. Egypt, Persia, Guzzerat, and
Upper and Lower Hindoston, embracing
period of about II years. describing
countries never before visited by Euro
peans, with a particular account OF The
manners and customs of their inhabitants.
Also with
A Narratire Of his suffrinss
WHILE A SLAVE IN ARABIA.