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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-21
HENRY PITTMAN


Having by purchase, made OH the hoenfy-seceuts
DAY OF afayiast, become the sole proprietor. ana
publisher, OF the establishment of
The ALEXANDRIA HERALD y
intends, in future, strictly adhering to r,ese
CONDITIONS,
/. Five dollars year; half yearly in advance
by town subscribers.
III. Subscriptions for less than sis, non,,,n
charged at the rate Of six and quarter cents
each paper.
~ Extra papers six and a quarter ce,,s
Nv. No paper discontinued until all arc.
ages are balanced. V"'
/. v. ACHIEVEMENTS, not exceeding n eo,.ro
inserted three times for one dollar and twen,v
i've cents for every subsequent insertion. ~
ger ones IN proportion. Advertisements which
nave not The number Of insertions marked in
writing, will be continued till forbid
NOTE.
Subscribers who, from the NEGLECT Of The
riers, or otherwise may not receive ,be;r 49,. e-
can obtaIn them on application al the of,;corf
maj no allowance can be made for m;ss;nn %
pers. MISSING pa
~ Complaints having been made of ,o.
"ho are not only in the habit of borro,c;,,.. ~,
papers, But OF taking them from the InaS '.s
are, therefore. ;nfor,s.sy Oh
ne latter practice must he desisted e.a.s has
ne carriers have been directed to de,;va. sno
papers to none but subscribers. ar Ct "e
nay authorize 70 receive. '"'" US they
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-21
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber wisi,es to sell thct
desirable and well improved farm stu.
ated IN the county Of Fairfax, npoii the
I'M Little River turnpike road, two and !,
half miles from Alexandria, cvntain;rs
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-21
PEERS.

The peerage Of England has doubled
nthe last forty years. In 1889 there
were but 1877 peers, now there are s7I
exclusive OF the creations a, the late CO.
,onatiop. -
An angry man who suppresses his
passions, thinks worse than he speaks
ana an angry man that will cbide, speaks
worse than he thinks.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-21

Mr.. Naldom, the apothecary, was cal.
led TO attend an Oxford Churchwarden,
whose head was full of parish business,
and was not very conversan, in expressions
out of the vulgar tongue. 81 have a
great soreness IN my breast" said the
ehurchwarden. "That arises" said the
apothecary, "Irom febrile affection in
the thcrax ;--5ut pray let me ask you. do
yon expcctorate ~ "Erhect rae pr
SAID the churchwarden "no. sir, thank
Tod, that parish business is se,tled-I
made. rate last week.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-21
REPORT.

A little hunch-hacked man was passing
over bridge early one morning, when he
was overtakcn by man with but one eve.
The latter, thinking to quiz him ssluteu
him viih-"WelI friend you are Ioade,i
betimes this morning, You're right
says the hunch-bac ked, sfor see you have
ony got one ofyour shop windows open =
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-21

siness in all its varieties at his old es,.hi;sted
shop, ON Fairfax, between Prince and Dnko
streets, where he is prepared to execute all or.
ders IN his line promptly, and on. reasonable
terms. lie feels thankful for past favors and
solicits renewal OF the same, for both the WORT
and prices, he is confident, will give general So.
tisiacton. Il may 3 E.P. TAYLOR
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-21
HUMOR.

n young man in one of the western
States was attacked with violent fit oil
soUe-stckness. not having met with suit
able return from his fair one was advised
10 eat boiled eggs as remedy, and ac-
euaiiy ate 100 hard boiled eggs, every
iour days, for eight weeks--whether il
&ilied or cured the patient is not stated.
. Happening in at peighbou-iDg "a
Poihecary's the other day, we observed
some letters lying upon his counter, one
OF which was directed to Mr.. Alex an
ger C.-leaving almost as much space
between the &c and the as there is in the
alphabet. On inquiry as to the writer, it
was suggested by DR.. Hydromel, that il
might be the chirography OF Mr.. r. of
boston, as he had an imtediment in his
$hecci. rcoJ
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-21
COACH MAKING.

SRH7o~ E. p. TAYLOR is adyis.
&NI& ES4H,4 ed to take this method or
aa3S2GE3Aski informing his friends and
-sAns9a6kID the public, that he has re-
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1822-08-21
Lees Ague and Fever Drops.

the Itch, warranted to cure by one app,j
cation, free from mercury or, any perm,
cIous ingredient. This vegetable remed,
Is SO mild, yet efficacious, that i, may be
used with safety on the most delicate
pregnant lady, or child OF a week old.
Lees Genuine Persian Lotion
The oersisn Lotion operates mildly, rem
derlng the kin delicately soft and smooth
improving the complexion.
Lees Indian Vegetable Speci.
nc, certain and efffeclual cure for the
yenereai and gonorrhea.
Lees Tooth Ache Drops, which
give immediate relief.
Lees Tooth Powder, which
cleanses and beauties the teeth.
Lees Eye Water, a certain
cure for sore eyes.
Lees Anodyne Elixir, for the
cure Of head aches
Lees Corn Plaster, for remov-
ing and DESTROYING corns.
me ADORE /amous family medicines ore
so'd oy RICHARD II. LILLE.
Druggist, Alexandra.
riease TO observe svhatcver and zvheye.
ger you buy none can be Lees genuine
family Medicines without the signature
oil the proprietor NOAH RfDGELY.
marchs Natc Michael Lee sgCo.)
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22

Isence.o Saying this she tied the Gran, \.
front railing, and departed. Whether her " lne
Mon mentioned the circumstance or thar ~ pd'
duct was observed by persons within. (wh;o Io"'
more probably it is certain that in few honrs ~,
was arrested and sent off to PHILADELPHIA ''C
An officer, distinguished by his inbur,...
and constant oppression OF the unfortunate meet!
Mrs Charles Elliot, ina garden adorned ,";.,
great variety of flowers, asked the name ~ y,
Camomile which appeared to flourish with nso .S
liar luxurance. "Ihe Rebel Houer." SHE ran,',
l"Why was that name given to ~ said the az.
"Becalse, reoned the lady, sit Mrives when ro'.
trampted upon" ""'"'"0''
| Mrs Saoina Elliott having witnessed the ac,.,..
oil an officer, who had ordered the punderinos
her poultry houses, finding an old muscoyv drs. VI
wch mao esca ped the general search, still stravrs
ABOUT the premises mad him caught, and moun,iOo
servant on horseback, ordered him to follow ,nI
deliver the bird to the officer with her con,nir,~
as she concluded, that in the hurry Of dsn ,,s"'
it had been left att0gether by accident. r'''u'''
! MARION. An anecdote is related NJ H.,
the authenticity of which many of his fnll ,n "
can still give testimony-I name one o S ,'"s
lieutenant J. H. Stevens, of Mayhams reoi,r,.','
who was an eye witness of the occurrence p..
tish officer was sent from the garrison at f.oo."a
town Is G. to negotiate business interes,;n,s.
ooth armies; when this was concluded. All -
officer about to return, the general said-1If , ,e
your convenience, sir, to remain but sbor, "u'S
shall be glad of your company to dinner p'i Ta
mild and dlgnihed simplicity of Marion,s no.n,.I
had already produced their effect and 70 nn",e
so interesting an interview the invitation No, p,ooOs
ted. The entertainment was served IN m
OF bark, and consisted entely of roasted
which the general ate heartily requesting HE a~.o.
to profit by his example, repeating the old ,5o aea'
that hunger was an excellent sauce nBnt s ua'
general said the officer" this cannot n. surely,
ordinary fare9"-"Indeed it is sir" he rensd y '
are fortunate on this occasion, entertain;n@ we
ny, to have more than our usual allowance 'p"'
While the British were preparing for enoh.r,,
tlon' party was sent to Lanpiers Point to
water. hint was given to Marion that tbis .ous
afford fair opportunity of inictng parting bl"
to which he replied. "My brigade is comnossS ~
citizens, enough of whose blood has areada 49, -
shed il ordered to attack the enemy, shall nI s.a
but not another drop shall with my consent he Io!,
though 1t should procure me the creates, hon
hat as soldier, could aspire to. Certain as a'
that the enemy are at the point Of departure en- g..
from Offering to modest, would rather send n,,,.
10 protect them" F"E
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
the oueen-Fairy's parior had not yet laid aside

1.-The Queen Fairy's parior had not yet laid aside
their white dresses and the little starry ribband-
knots or brides favors, yet upon their breasts
The old minister had come from his cave, aud not
for many years had he wePt till now but this was
case even for the tears of old religious man OF
fourscore.
To watch by the dead all night, and to wait for
some days till they could be coffined for burial, was
not to be thought of in such times of peril. That
would have been to sacrifice the living foolishly for
the dead. The soldiers had gone. But they might
no doubt would return and scatter the funeral
Therefore it was no proposed than agreed 10
in the afflicted souls of them ALL that the bridegroom
| and his bride should be buried even that very
night in the clothes in which they had that morn
ling been welded. bier was soon formed OF the
birch tree boughs and with their faces meekly
looking up to Heaven, now filed with moonlight
they borne along in sobbing silence, up the
hills and down along the giens, till the party stood
together in the lone burial ground at the head oil
st. Mary's Loeb. A grave WIS dug Tor them there
but that not their own burial place. For Mark
Kerr's father and mother lay in the church yard Of
Melrose, and the parents of Christian Lindsay slept
| in that OF Boutwell, near the flow of the beautiful
Clyde The grave was half filled with heather. and
gently were they let down together, even as they
were found lying the green before their sheang,
into that mournful bed. The Old Man afterwards
said prayer--not over them---but With the living
Then sitting down on the graves, and on the gave.
stones, they spoke OF the virtues OF the dead. They
had, it is true, been cut of 10 their youthful primes
but many happy days and years had been theirs
their affection for each other had been pleasan
solace 10 them in toll, poverty, and persecution
This would have been a perPexlng day TO those
who had not faith in Gods perfect holiness anc
mercy. But all who mourned now together were
wholly resigned to his dispensations, and soon al
eyes were dried.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
EXTRACTS

From Gardens Anecdotes of the Revolutionary War.
Mrs DANIEL HALL, having obtained permits
sion 10 pay visit to her mother on Johns Island
was on the point of embarking, when British
offcer stepping forward, in a mos, authoritative
manner demanded the key of her trunk. aWba,
do you expect 10 find there?" said the lady. g !
seek Tor your treason" was the reply. You may
save yourself the trouble OF search then" said Mrs
Hall you may find plenty Of it at my tongues
MRS brewton, walking in Broad street, in Char
,eslon when the British were in possession OF Char
leston' in deep mourning, according TO the fashion
OF me Wing ladies', an English officer Joined her
at the moment that Grape hounce was accden.
'aiiy torn from her dress She picked it up. and
passing the house OF John Rutledge, the absent
american Governor, then occupied by the English
Colonel Moncrief, she exclaimed. Where are
you dearest governor surely the magnanimous
britons will not deem it a crime, if cause yorr
mousse as we'll as your friends, to mourn your alb.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22

From the Philadelphia Union.

| FROM the Philadelphia Union,
| f0t'ce Office, Saturday. .4ag. l0.--A fine. G,
rouho snouldered negro, named Sam, who was found
uruhk IN the street last evening" was brought he
'ore inc mayor this morning. He stated that he
was from Delaware; and that he had come m ph;.
iadelphia in search OF his wife, who had len hin,
some time ago. Sand when | came here y O,t
he " and could not find her, thought she wa.
dead Then got drunk for .joy for she was alway,
me plague OF my life when she did live with mes
ne was nned live shlllings, the law not making
mans Joy at being released from his wife. an ex.
cuse tor drunkenness.
Mrs Jenny MCloud, spruce little Irish woman.
who had been carried to the yVatcb-bouse bv ,wo
cluzens as one having no home, seemed to possess
truer conlugal affection. Phase your honor she
saio' " belong TO Delaware, and came here alter
my man. VINO lett me some time ago." .Nayor--
+ HaVe you ever been here before 70 Mrs. VIC
|" les may 1t please your honor's honor was born
at Wilmington. and rared here" .Nagor-aAhl
stop now; are you not from beyond the water?
NOW Mrs M'Cloud tell me the truth, if Won wish
10 go clear" Mrs. NC" Oh! yis sir, but shurs
II was at Wilmington in ireland, that | was born
iyour honor" .udy0r---" All that's II. Mrs.
M'Cioud: Well, have you had any word of your
husband" Jurs. NC mo, NOT word at all At
all, your honor's honor.'' .Hayor--" Then What do
you intend TO do" .nrS. " C.--"Shure. TO 90
joack again, your honor Mayor. d" But YOU have
no money" .urS. NJ c." Arrah, sbure. and
dom care for that: when | have none | must 90
without it," The Mayor thought that money was as
OF more Importance to one in her situation than she
supposed and handing her small sum. advised
her to fly, as, il brought before Llm again, he would
De under the necessity of lodging her in Prune
street for month
JacH Silent, charged with being drunk in the
streets, plead neither guilty nor moi euiItv.-The
Mayor assured him. that if he could give an account
|oi himself he should not be COMMITTED; but lack
IKE Fythagoras, esteemng silence the mark oftrue
wisdom, spoke not word He is to be nroyidrd
with months board, at the public EXPENSE.
Etiick NfldbOy, a merry sailor. Istel, arrived
from st. Barts, was determined not To share Iackc
late Tor Jacks fault. He had tonmve and he
made use OF 1t. " You know, sir" said he, "bo
ores "lll drink TOO much by tmes.-The bes, sailor
% The world can't tell how the wind blows to-mor.
row. know steered too much To ,be eeward
but couldn't help it.'' He was fined 6ys sblinrs
au Tue maze as he called the officer was uermi.tad
10 10 WIN MIN TO procure the money.
hen' an old boy whom the Mayor knew TO be
notorious drunkard, could not tell how old he was;
ana biii Patton, sailor, who had been found asleep
70 Inc street, could not tell where he lived. The
l''S' o. 'nese ignorant gentlemen was committed for
one month; and the second was ordered 10 pay
the Costs
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22
TIE FELLOW FEVER IN .NEW PORK.

GRIM sallow king thy ruthless powers
Assail and blast the fairest flowers
Youth-beauty-in their bloom
Age wisdom innocence, and all,
Before thy sword and sceptre fall,
To gIut the greedy tomb
Stay--arm OF mercy--stay the rod
The chastenihgs OF an angry God,
What heart-what soul can bear
And though our sins, of scarlet dye.
Attract the lightning oil thine eye,
he bolt OF vengeance spare.
Angel and minister of wrath
Whose touch is death-slong whose path
Rolls devourlng fame
Before thy feet--O quench the fire,
Tnat burns, with such Tremendous ire,
The dry and whitening france
Thou who didst stretch thy awful hand
Ger Egypt's plague infested land,
v ide sweeping to the grave
The lalrest dust IN human form
From plague, from pestilence, aud storm,
No arm but thine could save
Avert thy judgements, now, as then,
And teach the guilty sons of men.
AS IN the days long past,
That when atflIcton's fiery dart
Has shot repentance to the heart,
Thy woes no longer last.
Is there no Aaron, Lord, to stand
With Heavens own fire and incense famed
by the loud breath OF prayer
Between the living and the dead,
To shield from presidential dread
The people OF thy carer
Thou who the leper didst restore,
And bid him ego and sin no more''--
The lileless call from death
Speak but the word-contagion flies.
Like darkness from the morning skies,
AT thy Almighty breath.
Father of Mercies hear our PRAYER
These clouds-the blackness of DESPAIR.
Let the winds DRIFT away,
And show the smings OF thy face
In the full noontide of thy grace
A calm efulgent day.
The mourner shall not always weep,
Nor shall the dead forever sleep
But rising like the sun
In garments bright, the righteous soul
Shall reach high heavens all sparkling COAL
Its crown OF glory won.
Thus speaks the holy word of truth
Ondying Joys-unfAding youth,
Aud lie eternal dwell
AZ Gods right hand-where all ascend
Who find that God their bosom friend
At earth's last long farewell.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-10-22

VIZ AlCo.-the Charleston Courier contains
havana. "siRned Gandaioupe Yictoria, and address
SEQ to the citizens oil Mexico. in which thew are
called upon to unite with him in oyerthrowing the
usurped power OF LturJide it speaks language
winch cannot be mistaken; and if met by q cor
responding feeling the part of the people of that
that aspirant."
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-06
Marshals Sale.

SN7ILL De sold on the premises for
wv cash, on Saturday, the 4th day Of
May next, at 10 O'Clock; all the right, IL.
tie and interest OF Abel Holbrook, in and
to the following lots OF ground, with all
the improvements thereon, being in the
town OF Alexandra and District of Co.
lumbia, one lot OF ground on Water street
"a feet st inches, extending back 1873
feet inches. Also one other lot OF ground
on Fayette alley, near the lumber yard
of James Mcclure r. co. supposed to be
50 feet by 90 ieet. Also, one other lot
with brick house and all other improve
ments thereon, situated and fronting on
Fairfax street go teet and extending back
82 feet. Also one other house and lot
and all other improvements thereon, ad.
joining the same and fronting on Fairfax
street 20 feet and running back 10 lot for
mery owned by Thomas White. 80 ieet.
Also one other lot of ground lying on the
Georgetown and Washington turnpike
road, containing nearly two acres. Also
one other lot with a brick house, and all
other improvements thereon, formerly &C.
cupied by the President, Directors and
Company OF he Bank OF Alexandria, front
Ing Cameron street III feet 9 3 inches,
running back 6O lee. inches Also one
other lot with two story frame house
thereon, fronting on Alfred street, 81 ieet
s inches running back SO feet inches.
Also one other lot of ground situated and
binding on Queen street 80 feet, and
running back 100 feet TO an alley. Also
one other lot lying between Alexandra
anu the Poor House, near Mr.. Mande-
vlle's lot. Also one other lot, with two
story frame house thereon, situated on
Cameron street, and binding thereon 22
feet and running back 70 teet inches to
an alley. Sold to satisfy two executions,
one IN favor of d 81 Ross, the other in
favor OF Leonard Cook.
D. MINOR, D. M.
For /. Ringgold, Marshal
april
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-06
OPERATIONS OF THE ARMY BE-
SIEGlNG PORTO CABELLO.
AHEAD QUARTERS Of VALENCIA.
February. 27Ih, 1922

February, tL2, IoSZ'
Yesterday force OF about zUO OF the
enemy presented itself III the neIghboihood
OF V,girlm, which was beaten and COM
pletely routed, leaving, many prisoners IN
our hands. Our guard, consisting oil a.
Bout 50 grensdlers, advanced upon this
point, faced the enemy, ami checked thiS
progress. Having asCerIained his numbers
aud his intention to establish himself 10
our nelghborhood, company OF grenadines
Vas marched against him, viii CD oo.a'n S,a
s shls glorious advantage beating ooaO''
IT numbers.
=. According to the declaration of the pri-
Oners, this wretched corps came conhding
IN the friendly disposition Of the country,
and calculated that It would not only find
no difficulty in establishing itself on the
3 heights of Yigirima, but INDUCED the
hope Of reunitlng all the bands with which
4 the enemy supposed those valleys TO be
iniested-but they have even received
fresh proof of the resolution OF those IN
habItants to maintain their liberty, and de-
tend themselves against the SpaniardS.
The militia companies of cavalry OF
Guacaro, St. Diego and Guayos, without
waiting for orders, united themselves most
promptly, marched TO the invaded point,
Joined the grenadlers, and took part with
them in the action and victory.
God preserve your Excellency many
years. Z. oOUbLE IL.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-06
By Last Evenings Mail.
sFN'- ANIN, 'APF 20 %
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

LAIESl 4 RO.H CLAM.
4 The fast sailing ship Euphrates, captain
aStoidard, arrived yesterday from Liver
pool, has furnished the editors OF the Ga
Gelte with Liverpool papers to the 9Th, q
London to the evening of the 7th Febraa
ny inclusive. Parliament assembled OIL
che s,h. aud the King delivered hi, speech
IN person-it is given below.
The most important article contained in
she papers, if true, is an extract OF a pri.
vate letter from Madrid of the 28th Janu-
cry, taken from the Courier Francois OF
rhe 4!h Feb. which says, That the Corlss
havs recognised The Independence Of The
.Soanlsa Colonies, and hare dscresd that
4 ,ts most erpedient msuns for concluding
Commercial Treaties ulth .AmericG, Of Gd-
aantage to 6o!h countries shG ! be forth
zph taken taIo consideration
American Stocks, FEB. 5.-Bank Shares,
nothing doing; seven per cents, 9S; six per
cent. for 1919, 81; for 1878, 98; for 1914, go;
for 1878, par; Elves 90 to 81; Thrses7l.
\ BRITISH Stocks, FEB. 6.-3 per cent red II
.: Consols for acc. u 3-S.
Price, at hpsrpooi- Rice, IA to l8s; fay
seed, for crushing, 43 to IS; tar, IA to IS Sd;
sturpentine, lis cd to Is; ashes, pot. ~; pearl,
r. to 10; cotton. bowed, to 10 | 2; New Or
Beans, s 10 to u; Sea Island, Toto %; Toboc-
q co, 2 to- l-2.
Further extracts win be given in our next.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-06
MARRIED,

On Thursday evening last by the Rev.
II, Wilmer, MIR LEVIUS SHERMAN
ZINE, to Miss SUSANNAH G. SIMMS,
'tolh Of this place.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-06
y Office.

PROPOSALS. for cleaning the streets
4 for one year, will be received by the
subscriber until Saturday the 18th inst.
the lowest offer will be accepted, and Sc
curity required for the faithful perform
aRce of the duty.
The duty of the Contractor shall extend
at all seasons, to keeping open the cutters
at the intersections of all paved streets,
lanes, and alleys, sfrom distractions by
filth.
That all dirt, manure, or other offensive
substances, brick bats, stone or rubbish Of
any kind found scattered over the paved
streets, lanes or alleys, Tor the deposit Of
whichspermission has not been granted by
the superintendent of Police, or unless in
the act of removal from the premises OF in
diylduals according to law, shall. ON the
first passage OF the scavengers, be scraped
into heaps, and taken away forthwith be-
yond the limits OF the corporation.
JAMES CARSON, S. P.
april 8
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-06
NOTICE.

YEyHE subscriber having obtained letters
n OF administration on the estate Of
Benjamin Cornwell, decd. OF Fairfax
county Va, all persons having claims a.
gainst the deceased are requested to come
forward, and present them for settlement,
and all those indie ted are notified to make
immediate payment.
ROBERT N. WINDSOR.
Feb april 6 81 K,ng street.
The Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1822-1822, 1822-04-06
For Boston,

tas. TIE schr. MARCIA, capt, Ma.
1880, nearly new vessel is now load
ing, g. will take some freight on moderate
terms. Apply TO WIN. FOWLE &CO.
For freight,
ckAsA THE good brig CLIO. capt Nor,
.gs&ssaHrll, carries about Zoo barrels, will
De ready for cargo in few days.
For sale, said brigs cargo. of
loo, 600 feet OF clear merchantaple boards
and joist. Apply as above.
april