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w m - -E . T- I I
.Jlitlesr Trench Cramr;
Veft-Indiar Rum," imperial mi Hytl
- t k- in.i Tmiertation Coffee, Loat nd
Brown Sygar, Chin in t Set of Se'r
Ot.een'sand.GUni VVare, &c, pjl rhJch they
JHl fVll cheao for Cafa or rroauce. ; naving
eftibliftied Correfpondenttin Peterlbflrf, anl
through them with all tne Towns ori the Con
tHieot, they will receive Orders for any-Articles
which cannot be orocuied ia tliU City1.
Rahi -Aug 24, 1801, . -, .
THOMAS GLASS,
WATCH-MAKER,
1- that he has opened Shop, in Fayetteville
greet, Bear, the Market- Houfe, in tjhe City
of Raleigh, wbere.lie carries on the above
Bufinefs, and hopes,, by his PundiaUty-and
Attention to Bufinefs, to deferve Encourage
cent. , -. j ! ' ,
He has on Hand, at prefsnt, a few of the
fallowing Anicles, viz Gold an; Silvei
Watches, Silver Table and Tea Spoons; Su
gar Tongr, Shoe ani Knecf Buckles, Variety
of Gold Rings, Lockets, bracelets, Buttons,
Ear-rings. &c.
Orders from the Country executed
with Care and Dif patch. J
Tbe blghuft Price given for eld Gold & Silver
Sept a 1 .
Cajfo'sjnn, RstUigh.
1
A Report having prevailed in fomc
Parts of the Country, that the Suafcii-
Country, that the SuMcti- J
ter had declined the Tavern Bufanels,; he begs I
Leive publicly to contradict tne iaroe ; ana 1 1
to allure his Friends and the Public, that every
Attention will be paid in future, as in Time
pait, to accommodate, in the beft poffible
Manner, all fuch asfliallbe pleated to favor
hit Hoafe with their Company.
PETER CASSO.
Agvfi 20, 1801. .. . ' j.
STRAYED OR STOLEN,
htm tbe Subferibiri living xptn Nutbnjb
Cttk near dl. T&rjU Mill, i Wi?ii
A BAY HORSE, four Feet feven
or eight Inches high ; toT ftarid a little
Diftance -fJ, he i$; a Blood , Hay, but when
cUe to him, white Hairtfwhite are inter
fpcrfed orcr him), are plainly U be feen
He has a Star i his Forehead. Under his
Mane on the right Side, and in his Flanks,
are ine-re white Hairs than on any other
i'art of his Body, i His Bck has Tome re
markable Stripes on It, wLiich bear the Ap
pearance of Saddle. Marks; but which vere
vsufed by a Surtcit, when a Colt. . V
Whoever will dehver the faid Horfe to
ne, &all.receie a Reward of TEN DOL
LARS, and all reafonable. Expenses .said.
WILLIAM KKRSEY;
IFdrren Ccu7ity xSeft. I,t fcoi. .; ! i
SHERIFFS' SALES.
9n Monday tbe i$d Day ef Wdvtmbet next,
ivill be eld, at tbe Court-HtuCt inSmUb
feld, for the faxes of the Tear l8oe, nd
contingent Charges, i ti;.;
'PHE following Lots in the faid
Town of Smithheld, not given inT for that
.Year; ' , ; ,
Lot No. 1, faid to, belong to Tames Smith,
Lot No. 11, lohn Smith; 1.7, lames rCcn-
non; 60 and 83J WtlltfU Ward ; bo, Joel
Lam: 03. lonn Mce: m ant 07, Kicnara
1 ri m 1 : . . ii
Cafwcll; 06,' Abner Nam: qe.. William
Siade ; 94 T. Hart; 116, Bcntamin Ex
um; r 1 t,Joel Lain; log,; David Nalbit; 116",
John Rice;1 S6 and 130;: Stevens ; 107,
J. Williams ; 8d, JamesKennon ; ioj, J.
Uludworth ; Thomas Owens. ;
. Alfo the following Tracts of Land in the
County of Johrilion, ol fonuch as wilt dii
tharge the Taxes and contingent Charges,
to wit: -175 Acres given in by Barrel
Earp ; 1 Acrifs of jeffe Laugiton, not given
in. joining James Odoms ; 60 Acres of Dt
! bah Artis, joining Joel Nurvins, iob Acres
. f Samuel Price, joining Simon Price; 28
Acres of John Roller, joining William Hin
"ent ; 17 Acres of the 'Heirt of VVillidm
Ward, joining! Adam Sterling and William
H'maeut; ioo! Acres of Thomaaj Butcher,
joining William Hinnent; too of John Ring,
joining hzekieiStallings), 250 Acres of cfle
Luailey, joining . Richard Whiting; 350
Acres of Benjamin Wobdard, lying in th
D ftritt .of Capt. Bull1 ; 1317 Acres bf james
Jones, lyiri in the Diftrift of Capt. -BuUs ;
1075 Acres eiven in bv Reuben Carter, in
Capt. O' Neil's Diftridt ;! 75 Acres', given in
by Stephen SPellr in Capt.; O'NeiPs Dif-
tucr.; 300 Acres of William Ingram, in
Capt. Steven's Diftria ; ! aao Acre of Land;
given in by James Wilder, id Capt. Allen's
p'ftria; 237 ACres given in by Jofeph
Deloach, in -Capt. Eafon's Diftrifl t zoo
Acres, given: in by; Sherrod Harrefs, in
, Capt. talon's Diftrift ; x6o Acres, given ia
by Joel Bailey;, ih Capt. Smith's Wftrift too
Acres, given in by Jofeph Brown, in Capt.
Tucker't Dijaria; ijs Acres cf Mofes
emll, ioininer lames Ivvi iclco Acre
reen Hill, ioininr lohn Auffnn m rr'
oiAoranam Beamon, joining llichard Braf
Jt i 95 Acresof Jeffe Lee, joining fofiah
f gg; aoci of Bailum lohnfton, joining
Labor Uafiip. .' ... . : ; J; , i 6
The above Town Lots will be fold, zitd
fo niuch of the above Land 'c u,,11 AX(rurm
me 1 axe and contingent Charge's if they
art not difcharged before tne DaT of Sale.
MMUbk NORSWORTHY.
r """I i- v. i- '... j .: ; i s' - '! '-' I
SHERIFFS' SALES.
4 r CABARRUSCOUNTY.
.V ifati- County, fcief not been given io
for 1 axatiQo' for the Year iSoe.'tbe Subfcri
ber.hndsit neccffyt.to advtrtife ihrm fjr
falt agreeaMr to Uw' rTJe Sale to be at.the
of Decembefjbexi. V;l!i4l--
. looo Acrtii lying ota Wtb'SfJrsf of Hioclcy
River $ i $ tActts oyM)eCreekJ jon-
1 rafi No. a, Climant't not knowa. H
. C EO;HAi RJt Sheriff.
,. 0?. 20. ' ' ' r
. CARTERET COUNTS .
T7T7Hcreas the following Lands ih
" fairf Cotimy, have not been given in
for Taxation, for i be Year 1800, the Sub-.
fcriber finds itneceffaTy ttf advertife them for
Sale, agreeable to Law ; the Sale to be at the
Ourt-Heine, -in bcaUtort, on the third Wed
nefday in November next, via.
i ,130 Acrcsf in Hanlow's Swamp, and on
Core banks, the rfp'tcd Property of Samuel
Mablon, and Heirs of Arthtir iMabion ; alio
k Lots in the Town of Beaufort
200 Acres, the Property of John B. Yatei.
ai8 do. the reputed Property of John
Charrter.
75 Acrel, the Property of Thos. Dudley.
1 25 do. the Property of Edward Starkey.
340 do the reputed Property of Thomas
and lohn Banks,
. MATTHEW MORRIS, Sheiiff.
Sep. 17
IVill be ali an T vrJaf the 1 0 b Day of Nt
i -vernier next, at Sampon Court- lfoujc
'X'HE following Lands in Samp
, fon County, taken to fatisfy tbe Taxes
due lor the Year 1X00.
Si 'Acres on the i'uuth Side Stewart's Creeki
the Property ot Williaia.Coley, not eturntil
on the Tax Lift.
1 00 Acres near Stewart's Creek, the Pro
perty of James Cook. No Return.
100 do on laid Creek, the Property of
Lucretia Cook. No return made.
OWEN GREGORY, Sher.ff.
Sep. 18. : !
On Saturday tbe A0b Pay ef November atxt,
xvii'l ie foldifr rehdy Money t t the Court
Hwfc in tbe luw&tf Ik icki "giant?
THE following Trads of Land,
or fo mtuth. thereof t , will fatisfy the
Taxes doe thereon, with the Coft of advifcri.
tifir-g, &c. for the Yekr iSoo, in the County
of Richmond, vis. -,r ; ;ii f
One Hundred and Sixty Thoufand Acrei,
granted unto David Ailifoa, fince eonyeyed
by Sheriff John Cole 19 Tody ibinlou and
H. W, Harrington, for Taxttf &c. fince
conveyed by the laid Tody Roblnfon and 11.
VV. Harringionto a certain r Dele Parte,
being Parts of eighteen different Trails.
Alfo, Six Hundred and. Forty Acres on the
.Waters of Mounting. Creek, luppofed to be
the Property of Parmer f like wife, Three
Hundred Acres on thcAVaters of Hitchcock
Creek, luppofed to'oe the Properly of o.
feph White.
The above, Lapis were not given in fo the
Inventory-Takers, as byf Law required.
' : ' JOHN WALL,"
Sep, izt iSeiv Sheriff Richm6nd Countyt
;' ' ' " - :
rrttt oe jota, tJU. f r ztp cj Jcvem r '.'fJrf,
at tbe CvuruHduj viM Hi HKjWiei. Cwtitjt j
THE folowing .Lands, lying in
the faid: County, for the Pavmeut of
'Taxes due thefeon, far1 the Year i 800, vizi
! 60,000 Acits, fituate in the Green Swamp,
Part whereof! was granted to Stephen Wil-
iiims, and the Remainder to William Coi
"w 'V r 7 T "T J JU4W' ,f
u.ciuiii i jinu ioLnn Hern. 111 liar ! in ana an.
Bionnt : and io,coo Acres, fiiuat i in and ad
joining to the Creen Swamp, now or late the
Property of Diniel Wheaton. ' i i f
URIAH $ULLIVAN, Sheriff.
Brttnjvic Ceunt), Q8 to. j
At tbe CturuHtvf InXbarUueJn MeeUetr
j burg Cnuntjm Saturday ih jtb of D'e-
Camber next, 'I ' : ; ; ' , i
-! . - . t , ' -'
rPHE following Lots in the faid
U Town of Charlotte, the Taxes on which
for the Years 1799 and: 1 boo, have not been
paid, viz; . r "; -.-I F,.' " - !
lit Lot the Property fLjthe iTeirso lohn
Herron ; t do, the, Propertv of the Heirs lot
Robert Micklereath : t. tKe: Propctty icl
the Heirs of Samuel Maitiiji do. thisT Pro
perty of the Heirs of Joei Brevard ,s x do. the
Property of the Heir of Marr Cnrrens
Alfo rxa Acres of Land oa the Waters of
fw Creeks iuppofedl W be the Property: of
ineMeirs ot Kooerjl Mtte(; and 40, Acres
171115 bi gi v.ua rioi(o, joining Lana 01 vvi-
dow Mafbn, tbe Propertywf VVm.MGowa,
lor 1 axes eue tne rtoirK r- '
SepKt4: jAMEEELi SheTiffL
p Lands ift -Hfy&eri Couni
A BOUT 4,600 Actes, iin one Bo
dy, lying on Sbocco- Crtck, tooAf iter
South Of Peterlbttre, to M ties South of War
renton, and 45 Mile rvortof Raleigh f the
Soil good foriTobacco. ;Wlft and Corri.
On the laid Tfaft arTetfVaJ! Planttios:
one of thenv- highly improv!
watered ; with ilup proportion of valuable
Meacow tantt. ..iJfV.S; i
As it is fuppofed noPerfon will-pnrchafe
without viewfrg the Prenlffe i furthet'Der
fen Ltioo is uunecetfarr. t Th Terrcir will be
made known, afad the .Ire,fii'ajri
Perfon inclinable to vareliai'e, br. snaking
v i THOMAS Ei. SUMNER.
LctfeiVu thftW 1
Intelligence from fii&rfc
the twd friends Cpt. M'NtU,"arriTf
! j ' . at CharUfton. : ... i
4-
;! GREAT-BklTAW
. ': ' ! ." !
vl . 16N0CIN, BPT. 7
M The Pope has ratified thd treaty
U-ith rWrit' and is' o fejtid a Le
gate to Taris. The Spatiifll Mi-.J
ltjter t jyienria irrtjfiti5 the
Emperor to acknowledge Uhc new?
kiVig oft Tfcanv. jThe (King of
PruiTi thrratens the Emperor with
taking poflflion of the late Eleftor
of j Cologne's dominions, .fttould a
new Bilhp of Munfter be cked ;
ajncl accordingly we jind the Chap
ter of "Munfier has poftponed the
election, whjch was appointed for
he third tnft. ; There is every tea
fon to believe a divifion of the do
minion elf the late Elcftor will be
atchievedj arid . that Pruflia will
btain poffefiion of the greatefb part
of them. ! Thf Emperor of Ruilia
has confented to the! occupation of
Hanover by the King of Pruflia for
the prefent; but has invited him to
accede 1 0 the :ma ritime conv en tioa
figr.ed by . Lord St. Helen's.
The following is an ordinance
Imied at Vienna relative to the new
fafhions : H-.'s Royal ILghnefs the
Archduke Charles, having learned
With thelgreateft difpleialure, that
feveral young men in fervice difho
nour the duties confided to thernj
as fervants oft the (late, in follow
ing the 'mo(l ridiculous fafliions,
fuch as hats without a leaf, cropped
heads, neck-handkerchiefs enve
loping the chin, pantaloons, and
flippers" fear eel y covering the toes
of the feet. ;H;s Htghnefs hayirig
ordered in the ftricieft manner that
a! I pcrfons belonging to the Coun
cil of .War do leave of from this
moment, jthis indecettt fafhion, and
drefs therhfeives as becotrces jnenlin
Jthe lrvicc of the ftate 1 the direc
tion of the.pVotocolof the Council
of War i$ charged to notify-this or-
der to the pcrfons in em pi oymL-.it
tmdr.r it,; in order that they may
conform thereto, and that his Royal
I'l ghnelV may not fee himfelf con
tained tb have rccourfe to rigorous
mealures j againft thofe who fhould
farther violate this regulation.
- -j 'sept. 10.!
VTe are happy to hear, that Mr.
Fox, yielding to the wifhes of his
friends, Jias; refol ved to attend" Par
liament in future as cotiMantly as he
did. before his fecefiion. There
itever wbs a period which called
more loudly for the cxetciie of his
great abilities. i :
The Lukc of York! is at Portf
jmouth irifpefting the fortifications,
a (lifted by able officers;'; and he will
make the circuit of the coafl as far
a Norfolk for ihis our pole. By
a letter from Brighton, we find he
is expefted at that place in a day or
two. A camp is fortning there of
ten thoufand men ; and loroc or ihe
guarqs nave arriyeq at tne appoint
ed I pot. To begm forming a Ca mp
?t this (eafon of thej jyear, is an ex
plicit , declaration that Minilters
h a ye recen 1 1 v feen fie w caufe to ap
prehend i an attack upon our coafts
by the enemy, This; new caufe' we
believe,
confifts; not only of ; the
menaces
and . preparations of the
French,
but the almoft certain and
l,peedy rupture of the ncgociatibns.
1 he Duke of York v til order pew
means ot defence oji every part of
the coaft which may be thought the
mou vuinerapie, ano nis atiennon
vill beparticulaily jdiiefted to Su
fex, Whichf we long; fince ftated
j Minifters apbrehend to be the real
obieft of th enemy,f if they aftually
deii n i n v a non . ; j r t n is t he re xa n
be no doubt, as far as preparations
anc nenaces go. The-buftle in jail
thei r p ojrit s then eafce 1! to London,
the;rnarcjiing of troops and artillery
to the coafts.s thefe movements have
been repeatedly ibted ; nd in. the
Pari&:joi rnals to t he ih, wh ich we
ecejyedcyeiterday, we) hnd a cir
culareuejr of very
imporr
tance; from I he Maritime rjerett
tat Angers to the Sub-prefeas. It
is 1 theri : ariuncedj that the
Frtnch 1 foldiers -having, obtained
peace on tlie continent ;bv concuefl,-
it Temams tor the f rencn icamen 10
obtain peac on the feas by concjueft
iikewile. .'The tatk. of the foldiers
!$ fulfil led i-that of khz faUora i$be-
,et approaches;
1 ports of; jhe Republic "and all the
f'feameri are to be pur m requifiuon.
j Tfiif letter! has not been officially
rpubfi'&cid feyth? FrcnVjt Sverni-
merit, Which, fo far from being 01-
t tentatious'rtlpeftin this prepara
with trie re? left lecrdcy. The:
French, papirs' are nearly filefit on
the ftfbjia, ind the beft intelligence
(V3 -obtlm isj frclraifi-jrlainriutg
pape rs, j "let a tio uh by a p r i v a t e ; rio rf 1,
refpondent atBruflels: : In addition ;
to this; lietteof the Mfjitime ?rct
iect, we find that Admiral Winter
is ftrittty ordered to fail the moment
the eq'ujnoxJiai gales diivb the Eng- i
lifh flee frjcJiri the coaft of Holland.
He is defi. ed to join the flotilla, j
44 the aova iced guard,' junder Ad- ;
miral Iiatouche, at Boulogne It
theie clrctkmftances do hot induce
M millers Ho take every precau
tion, they iwill be as criminal as
thole whojalTert the plarm of in
Vafion is all a minifteriatlhumbug.
The ! fundi again fell I yelterdaV.
LLU.? ....irJ ' r uL '
n ego cia t i on f : 1 n d eed 1 b'me re poi! t
mat it is on tne eve or DreaKing on.
With fuchl i combination of unfa
vorable circumftanees,! fas an api
proachtnff rupture of I the treaty,
daily threats'of invailoh, and the
certainly of) an cnormdus loan, the
funds mult loon tumble! at a rapid
rate, i -.1 1 ' I 1 . " '. i
Mr. Charles Pinckncy, the new
American jAmbafLdor to the Court
of Spain, arrived lome . days ago off
the coaft of SulTex irt the Fox.
which! veflel beir g hi iind' to tlie
port o London, he fhifted hisbag
bageon board another veffel bound
to Hamburgh whither he is gone,
on hisjwar to Madrid! j
An open oqat,v as a 11 ag ot truce,
arrived at Dover Iromi Calais On
Monday, with dif patches from Mr.
Congrefs
America,
of the United States ,of
who has been over to. fet
tle the treaty between the two
powers,
SEPT. 11.
It appears by accounts fom teat,
that Oart Of LOrd Neifon's fouadron.
confifin of two (loops, aneffevefn:
gun veffeU and cutters, under 'the!
command of Captain! jSomerville,
has failed to cruiie off the coaft of
France. Lord NIfon, with the
remainder of his fcjuatiron, is pte-
pared. to rail, and it is luppofed the
coaft of Holland is his tleftination.
TIJ C. Ll l l--t '
The fquadron, it is
aid, is to be
attended by a number
of boats Con-
tlructed oti the model
or the pi al-
in gsTBoatsi which were lb ufeful
in laodinTOops at thV Helder. I ;
The Engl ifh and Tufkiih army to
which the French at Cairo furren-
dercd, amounted to 4.060 troops.
Advice is received at Conftanti
hople of tne capitulation of Cairo1
be i n ca r r if d i h 1 0 e fie j o n t h e i oihj
whn the French ; troops
corififting;!of betweerrJ 5 and 6000
efcorted
Kofetta Th
t he dv k es- fo as t h have
-caufd ihf
a cbuntrr
1 . -i-.? J- it- '-.ti 1 : 't
rouna tne city woumi oe ootigea
within I few Weeks to b.iteairS H
In corife'ouehce of Ihe furVehder
of datro, orders have oeen ifiued!to
fet at -liberty aUr the,) ftenlif-fii
loners in. k ke'TVi r kVfxuPlat.i' eWceipi
the 1 French :;Charge"dAiTait,i hr$
octciaiy,i auu uic 111,11. ii4guniau
Dantoh, !vvHo will rrhai.i;tr ..tji'
Seven ToWers tilt the
con
eft
25
,The Tuiks have celebrated t?e
. ... ' ! . t - . (i i. . . I
'n;eis-6T,' the 'capture -dif .Cait with
,fig hal demon ft ra tions jot
cahnOn bf the . SefafeliO
tnct mou
Th'd
batteries ahd of all the forts 00 the
canal were fired? two days, and the
.Whbf6pci!t'fcof- Cbnftahtinbpte' ai
muminaicu inrcc luiixiiivc ihkiuj.
Three thbiiland ihrCD were eiveh to
thei" pop u
ace;; at-
ano.
"Arid
the- Grand Sifin for caafed
to be
orerleOted to Lord ; JC-lgiOf !n t siij.;
irrwieVej fet with orecious, ftonesr ibf
t he i value Ibf f6.ooo biaftresJ and a
finV'-iWtfe; !marpfbbe4il
ellimatedS jt 'l io.doa iptaftresw f The'
keys of "Cairo have been prefented
oiii a gclden plate to the Grand
Srgnior. 5 - ; ! - I '
'The Afthbjfbop bf j Treves has
iipattlicdoncoihisVicars'-Cefiei-?!
lame; accent ftate$,HthatAleXa lf "gW5
dria being! reduced to the greatitt
AMU kS-Kw--rt-i;itrtV4ivi.I chainei'tpH
1 1
1 to in form the French Government,
fiati rie is now ready to take the cam
4tV ? that lift w it l isfnTrstVafiiatslr
iflue ordei s for the opening of the
churches, which were ordered to
be fhut hy the vote of the Sbffi-aRart
nunopj; ana mat ne wiii recom
mend to all ivho live under his. fti-
perihtendance, the rbofV exacV ohe-
dience to the, laws of the Kepub-
lic What
may be the relult of .
is at ptefent Unknown :
1
his million
hough,4 ff orrr rhe" terms in wliich?i
t he ofiet of jiubra i ffi 0 iTf is olrelltdJ ; (
t is highly probable that it will'be .
received bV: the Ffdnrih Govrirt'
indn ti (This is one jof the fit ft er
feels which has flowed 'from the'latc s
(citlement of the affairs of the ;
Chufchi 1
Oifpatches, fuppofed to be of
great importance, were received by
Mi t-itto, and communicated to Mf-
nifters j It ;was )rdy! rVporte4
with confidence that the' nt gocia,
tioa is 00 the eve of; being broken
off, if not , abfolutely af an .end ;
and Mocks experienced a depifffit a
ot aoove .onc per cent. There was !
a rumour like wife that Mr. Addng-
ton Was about to retire, and that
Mr. Pitt wit again coming in. If.
it be true that the negocittjon lis
really at an end, we fhall not be
fur pn fed to fee Mr. Pitt come for-
ward from behind the tuMairi. If
the negociation be not entirely off,
we believe it will not lafl n.uch
longer. We fee very liiiichcpeof
us luccers. 1
; 1 se.pt. 15. : y. 1
' Weobfervetliat the rTrench funds
continue to rife They are 48I. j T
Some Janiflanesy under a leader
connected With PaflWari j (Sglcui
have taken Belgrade, deprifed ihe'
racha, and appointed a new one.
1 w a 1 4 K "' . '-
luppoied to be devoted to Pail wan-
The authority of th-) Porte in this
tw ,r-. -jf ;;
nreatetis;
fix---:
more arid tnorei v W
I To f ces "recal led -frmxfM 1
the alarming piogrefslof ihe;
of w.ddm. : - ' l-'-'RM?
The capture of Belercj
bulwark of the TuikliOt ,Ec)
Europe, has produced 1 the?! J
ienfation at Vienna PafTw
lou has jt now in his no-w
hreaten.the Capital ojf Tut key
is mentioned as a positive faiLf
the Emperor of Germany. Jiyjvirtt
of a fee ret article in theUtcaty or
Lunevilie has promiieo not taike:
anv meafures to ftopj or hj.n.OTtvirsd'
a 1 . Tin .-ri
progreft pfthe Pachkpf ,Wddiri
as long as he laUerjfhall contirret'
to obferve the laws'bf. goodVnegh. '
bouriioodj and abitaih irom niplelt;
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o reeks or unnitians,
FRANCE.
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AX1S, AtGUST 9i. V
The
Lords of the'Admiraljir and
Lord . NelfOn. haVej declaVed effi
cja 1 1 y , it Kat - the ad wrriced guar d ot
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the-
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it batteries, 'and that thWiKtsttfim; filiL
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1 1 eft WJMf I'j1:
utterlyf falfe The ;idceftpa?a -Could
it- te,chain:r
fince It lav from the fliori at the
di ftarlce1 f five hundred jlesv. Thei
boats -were merely an c hored :fi the
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temp ted j to JroaYd
andj ihey, wert
Iceland bat-
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terns : never
could they in'the;
dirknefa, bf the
nigntj twiimut runjningjmeiTiiKoT
firifhg jpon i Frenchmen : Thb
onets orV the 1420,; 57thvand,sc45ti ,
dejhi brigacijei, 4:hcfl.po.'
hayejicetj;th3:i
Will he ;f;t heii- terror in hatt)yisr ;
jctitr thjs y k f ffi jpudesl;
to conceive how the Engl& ptild
attach fo mucitJjJoH
'are coofidered 3niFrancei cra
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