Virginia Argus — Richmond, Va., 1810-07-06 00:00:00, page 4

gaHEiUJUyj.— J-■ .! ' ■*?■■■ f
Manchester turnpike com
PANY.
THE Subscrieer wants to purchase five
prime MULES for which a liberal
price will be allowed; And he wochl
hue for the residue of the year, two NE
GRO MEN, and two BOVS capable of
driving carts*
James Brander, Clk.
April 14» 1810. ftl A
Penitentiary Store,
AMD
DOMESTIC WAREHOUSE.
D. J. Burry
In addition o the articles manufactured at the
Penitentiary, effort for sale an assortment
of Goods of
Home Manufacture ;
Vix » fine arid coarse hats of every description.
A regular tnpply of cotton doth on consignment
from the Piovldsnc* manufactory, and will be
sold by the piece at the mill prices, via :*Bed
ticking, s:r'pes, checks, and plain cloths. Spun
cottahi single and double.
Hflwte M vie Linen Sheeting. Richmond Gun
Powder by the keg. warranted of superior qua!,
ity. Philalelpltia Poner and Ale in casks and
bottles, an<l Beer in barrels.*
Harness Leather, Bjoi Legs, Wax Calf
Skiua, Coloured and Black Roans*
February 10^ 1810 tf
jr'j*Wanted toman by the year, a good
COOPER. _
BY virtue of a deed of trust duly
executed and recorded,
. Will be Fold,
A* Buckingham courthouse, on (he second
Monday m August next (beug c urt day)
Twenty «>r Thirty valuable SLAVES, a
mci'p wh 'tn r.fc several rri'desmen ; *uclt
'as rough CtrpeuUra. Shoemakers, Wea.
vers Stc» Terms of sale, one hail cash,
the other moitty payable ihc first day H
January following ; bo'id w.th spp cvtd
securtty will be required for the Iasi pay*
tntnt. At the s-ame time and place will
be offered 400 ACHES ot LANb, lyi> t
about seven or eight miles above the vaid
Courthouse/ terms the same as for the
Slaves, by
The Trustees,
May 5th, I8l0.
Public Property.
ALL the property belonging to ‘he com.
men wealth of Virginia in the county
of Fluvanna, very recently adver1, s**d h
the Enquirer and the Virginia. A • gn : Witt
be exposed to public s«.le, on Thursda
the 23d cf August nextj at the old Arsi n d,
on the Barrack.lliri in said county. I'tie
terms of the sale will be 12 months credi.,
the purchasers giving brnd wi.h security,
to be approved of by the Executive. The
Bale will commence at 12 o’clock—nor will
1t be postponed cn account of tne weather,
unless it is very inclement. For further
Information apply to
John Wills.
Chatham, Fluvannah, June 8th, 1810.
8w.
Sales at Au&ion,
I>Y virtue of a deed of tru.t bearing Hate the
^ I! i., Fei>, 13' 4, execut'd to the subscriber,
by Messrs. Pickett, P*;lard and jjhnst n and
In ti'chi-rd Yovng, to secure the payment o
19 hunH-ed ponn-i" due to Mr. Gilley Lewis and
Mrs. Susanna Lewis;
U ill he sold
At Rciketts, cii .be 10th day >f Julv next, some
vety vutuYe L > T 3 tonveyeil n said trust,
r.r so mtikii !»■ if.4 «, will be Miiooen* to raise
tbe tin I £ lb8 6 L> with interest • error’ from
tie ljih I'co. an, be.u the b*L>'Ce due by
Richard Young - n at count of liis purchase.
John lVobSir )
John Mtchdi > Trustees.
Alt’y. for Jrdin Foster. }
Kichmond, Jime 19im, 18.0. rds
RAN AWAY from the Subscriber, on
Saturday 23.1 Jime,
Ambrose Jackson,
an apprentice lad to the Blacksmith's trade,
about sixteen years old. Ho is remark**
Lie for his |de-*ing countenance, and up.
parent prod I urmur. Ail prisons are tor
■warred from crrp'oying him in any occu
p*t|*n, as ! am desirous of getting him
again, and a reward of two dollars, will he
grin to any prison who w.Il deliver said
lad to me. J AMES CURRY.
King tc Queen, June 23d, 1810.
w E want about CO thousand seasoned !
Barrel Staves.
Ggllego, Rich.ird, & Co.
Eichm >nd, 28.n Ju ut, 18 0 3a.
A Run a way in l,oui:>a Jail.
WAS ermmi'ted *rv *he jail of Lruija ennn
ly on or ’about the C3d day of March last,
a negro m^n who calls himself BEN—he
Is a brut 5 left 10 inches high, nf a *lark
complcximn, about 30 years eTagf, blind
in the right rye which is hardly perceiv.
able, has a scar on lus upper lip on the
ripht side near his nose, any* he^belnngs t*
• Mr Overstreet in the stute of h, Carolina
near Charleston. The above run away
was formerly the property of Thomas L.
Smith of the ccunty of iLooi«a, and state af
Virginia, anil was sold as ins property to i
some persen in the state nf S. C. in the '
fours* of Iasi fall by a Mr Salliv<>n.~»Tlie !
ewoer is requested t« ceme toiw-rd, p.iy
eharg s ami take him away, otherwise he
Will ic dealt wilh recording to law.
jOiIN EDWAKb, ». s.
For
P TF.R CRAWFORD, Sbe’fT.
June i h, It 10. w Z m.
Ten Doll ars Reward. t
RUN AWAY from the subscriber in Al.
bemarle county, near Charlottesville,
a Negro Man, by name ADAM, about 5
feet 10 or 11 inches high, very S'raight and
Well made, small head and narrow visage,
prominent nose^ a sly countenance, his feet
has been oauty frostbitten, and has lost
some of his'toe's; he carried away with
him a drib surtout chat lined with red, a
velvet cape, blue broad cloth coat, a pair
ofcordutey pantaloons, swansdown "Vcst^ a
pair ot suwarrow boots, and a new furred
hat. It is expected that he will endeavor
to pass tor a free man, and I presume he
had obtained a pass to that effect. 1 expect
he is lurking about Culpeper, as he former *
ly belonged to a Mr. Tuit, near that place,
where he has also connections living. I I
will give the above reward to any person
that will secure him in jail and g.ve me
information, so that 1 get him again.
NELSON BARKSDALE.
Albemarle, June 6, 1810. 4w
We have on b.^nd, to be disposed of at pri
vate i»aje,
20 Hlids. Prims Anr gua Rum,
10 ditto Windward Island ditto,
20 ditto Molasses,
20 000 vrt. Green Coffee,
150 Barrels first quality Lonf Sugar.
20 Hhd*. Brpwn Sugar,
150 Barrels ditto, part of which ialstqua.
40 Barrels Apple Brandy,
6 Cases London Hats, fresh imported
Bales India Cotton,’
do. Rolls and Hessians,
6 Cratts Glass W«re, asserted,
2000 Bu.ihells Liverpo' I Ground Salt.
ALSO,
Salt in SackImperial, Itoung Hyson and
Souchong Teas Gm, French Brandy,, Pep.
per, Ginger, Nutmegs, and a var.eiv of o„
iher articl*** too ledious to enn me raters
all of which wdl be sold low tor cash or
approved p j, r.
PROSSER & MONCURE, Auctrs.
Richmond, June S, 1310, if
----
rresh Medicines.
VAIL&ROGERS
Have just received alar ire and com
plete assortment of »r* s i selected MEDI
CI Nj.'jS and DRUGS of the latrs- impor
tation which, in addition to ih.ir former
stock, Iorm as extensive and grmr’il an
assortment in that 1 ue^ as can he ioond in
’hi* G 'yi ?»?e*i;cal practitioners,and Gen
tlemen who «cl\ medic nes, will now be a
i»lf to get supplied cn terms that wi.lmcet
their apprub^. r>n> by calling at the IS. w
vlcdic«ue S < te, a ftw doors above the
Mark t rinds-.* :u this City.
A few patent Medicines enu*
merated (viz.)
S’eer’s Chemical Opodrldoc
Bateman s Drops
British Oil
Essence Peppermint
Turlington*'* BaNam of life
Dr Rawson’* calibrated
Itch O.ntmcnt
do do Genuine anti_bi’.lous
and Stom chic Bitters
do do Worm Powders
Wheaton’s I cn Ointment
Craig's do do
Dr Lee’s Gerume Windham
Bilious Pills
Anderson’s do
Honpr r’s do
Doctor Tnompson’s aromatic Tooth Paste
ditto Eye Water
Febrifuge Electuary for Ague 8c Fever
Hliokley’s Infallible remedy for the Piles
Dr Cooley’s Vegetable Elixer or Cough
Di ops
Genuine Spice Bitters
—A L S O—
\ General assortment oi SURGI
CAL INSTRUMENTS, not necessary to
enumerate .
An abboitmcnt of PKHFUM RY,
consisting ot h>*-ence of b again■>*, Laven.
der, Rob -s, Lemon, Milk ot Rose,, occ.
« c.
A variety of SOAPS, Windsor,
Rose, Almond, Viole , C- s i V mtian, ice.
i’joc’s Cluknioai co npound lor
cleaning Boot „-l .,ps and S*tk.|e», wi tch
W'H take ou * »>i'8> prot ce a tine colour
and g ve m el*?i,t>n>
PAtNiERS COLOURS of cvtrj
description, among win h are, White
Lr ad, dry and gt<>'»nJ in 0*1 [warran:edj
Spanish Brown do. Kid Lead, bpanish
Whitting, f’ru sitn B>u.% Spr;i„e Yellow,
Store do. I*attn: do itin ,'silo, Vermillion
Drop Lake, Re vc’s Water Coloure*, Paint
Brushes, bec See
IIA I 1 E K V irl A I I*. It I a LS, a verv
General assortment,comprising almost eve
ry article used hy Hatters for making iheir
Colours, preparing their sk I1«J fee, &c.
DYEKS can be supplied with al
most everv article used by them in their
line of Business.
GLA£lEUS will also fine! Window
Glass and Putty by calling as above.
Richmond, 23d M .y, 1810.
Tor sale.
8 Tons American Iron assorted,
10 Ton Sw. dish d». do.
100 Boxes Window Glass, 12 by 14 10 by 12
8 by 10,
100 Keg, Kriglkh white Lead,) Gronnd in Oil
JO Keg* Spanish Brown 3 Ditto
A tew hundred gallons Linseed Sc Sperms,
ecu Oil.
80 Boxes mi uld Candles fit for summer use
4, 5, & 8,
20 Kegs American and English FF Gnn
Powder, * i
20 B igs Green Coffee, i
12 Bales Co'ton, of a superior Quality,
t»0 libels. Pein-ylvania Whrkey—.
Together wt h Groceries in general, will 1
be sold mod--rate.
KiissHl & Wallace.
Richmond, June 21st, 18,10. 3m !
Removal.
Thomas Diddep, grateful for the
lilieral support he has experienced in his
trade, respectfully informs tits customers
and the public generally, that he has re>
moved his Tailor’s Shop to the main street
adjoining Mr Robert Beil .Suddler and
opposite Dr Du.Val’s Apothecary shop,
where he will thankfully receive any busi. ;
ness in his line, and hopes by attention and
endeavours to please, to merit a contmu*
ance of favour,
Richmond, May 4th, 1810. e p3m
NOTICE!
A PETITION will bo presented
the Grhertl Assembly of Virginia at their next
session ptaVjrig f< r ti e establishment of an in
speetioh ofTubucco at a Warehouse just com
menced dil an acre of gro srid lying between
Craig’s old office and Tate’s Tan Yard, capable
»f curtaining three thuusand hogsheads.
This site possesses every advantage
of convenience, e evaticn, accessibility St saft
May 21, 1810.
NOTICE. "
ATECBSSTTY compels me to make fur*
’ ther application to all those who are
ndebtedtothe trustees of the Richmond A.
Mdertiy, by sales of lot ery tickets of the
first aud second class and voluntary sub.
icriptions, and ail such are hereby reques
I ted to make payment o the subscriber to
I enable the building committee to pay all nr.
| rears for work done, and to procure
materials th»s winter in older to proceed
with the work next spring, it being for the
! iflucation of cur r.sing progeny, which orna.
merits and attaches them to rt publican prin
clpits and gives a spring to liberty and in*
dependence. I have undertaken the collec*
lion by agreement with Joan Brockenbrough
and William W. Hening, Esqrs. the other J
members of the committee appointed by a !
hoard of trustees. As the building of the
Academy lias progressed considerably, I
flatter myself there will he but little trou
ble in obtaining the money for the purpose
3f carrying into effect so laudable an insii.
tu'iou.
ROBERT MITCHELL.
Decbember 8th, 1809. tf
'-- - • i
FOR SALE,
A T the Vendu'-office of the Subscribers,
^ X a variety of Mnsiins -tnd Ginghams,
Nuns and Adelphi Threads ; lush Limns,
Cotton Shirtings, Florentines, ('.all.cues,
Bandannas, Pelisse Cloths, Romails, Nan
keens and a great variety of white India
goods,—
ALSO,
Muscovado Sugar. 1st and 2nd quality :
Prime Green Coffee in barrels and bags :
Old do. do. do.
Northern Rum j Pennsylvania Whiskey ;
Very superior Imperial Tea in boxes;
Fresh Hyson and Souchong Tea in Chests ;
Pepper, Ginger, Allspice, Copperas, Phi
ladelphia Soap and Candies, &c.
Foster & Satchell, Auct’rs.
April 19, 1810. tf
CANDLES.
67 Boxesnorthern Candles,
Assorted, sixes, made particularly for
summer use—just received and for sale by
Asa Otis.
First door below the Bell Tavern.
James River Land
FOR SALE,
Under the au’horily of a power of After,
ney from Doctor Robert M*yo, the
sub:ciiber will sell to the highest
biddei, at Amherst CotM-house,
on the third Monday in July
next (being cou t day.) that
% a uable 1KACT of
L AND.
WHETCl‘ ON Jr%nr Spinner resides. The
quantity exceeds 500 asres ; 150 of which
ire prime low grounds, and in excellent
avutk condition. Toe high land is un.
imp ved, but promises We 11 for ihe cul
tu.e of tobacco, &c—With ma y other
d»ant ages of this land, there is a mill
sea*, on a b Id stream, that may be easi
ly improved —The incumbrance of a hast
to ' r Spinner which was an obstacle to '
a -ale according to the appointme nt of a
la>.e advertisements is i tmoved except for
the ensuing year. The priv lege of sow. ’
mg small gram in the tali of that year
*nl be alkmtd the purchaser, wuh the
i cnit accruing from this time.
TERM S. j
One fourth of the purchase money rn 1
the day of sale / and the balance in three ■
equal annual payments,to be arrored by |
b >ntl nnd approved security, and a deed <
oi trust on '.he land. I
JOSEPFI MAYO, 1
Al'orney for j
Robert Mayo.
P.iwba'an, June 17th, 18 iO..
Fresh Medicines,
drugs, paints, ev. i
THE Subscriber has Jast Received a fresh snp. (
ply of Medicines, Drugs. I'a.nrs, Perfiiourr, *
dfe. which, added to his former stock,completes *
»'.s aasotmerit, and renders it very extensive, •
Physicians, country store keepers, Hauers,
Painters, and other persons wan wg Any thing
n his line, will be supplied on very moderate
erms.
B RAJ.1MIA DI/F.1L.
Richmond, J one 25.h, 181U.
w 3 w o f 3 t.
'’•>r *
£stima*ion the of profit* arising frr-n the ,
u*e of OLIVER EVANS’s patent *.nj
ptovemenia in the art of mauufac uring ’
flour, &c.
""pHE machinery receives the grain from
the waggon or bag or vessel and car.
ries it through the whole process, making
»U ‘he meal into superfine fliur at one
operation finishing as it gr»es, without man
ual I hour, makvig at lrast 231bs, super,
fine flour more out of every 5 bushels of
wh?at, than is made in the old way, gain,
ing the differcc.ee in price between super,
fine fLur and so much m dlines, saving
grain and meal from being was ed, and
manufacturing as much in five days as the
mill could do in six days, without these
improvements.
1 hey save the wages and board of a
man and boy (in a mill manufacturing 20
barrels fl nr per day) per year is 8 400
The difference in price between
28 lbs. superfine flour and midlings
say 43 lbs. on 20 blls. per day
8 8 33 1-3, sny 300 days, is 2500
They save from being wasted
in grain and meal per day, say
33 1.3d cts. is per year of 300
drys 100
The mill gains one day per week,
52 weeks at g 10 <3 520
g 3520
To reduce each of the above items as
low as you can, then if interest is coun.
ted, it will shew how fast frugal millers
will insensibly grow rich by their use,
and that those who had discernment to
avail themselves early of their groat use
(both those who refuse to pay as well as
• hose who generously paid for license)
have been growing rich by the use of the
improvements, while those who obsti
nate y persisted in opposition to their in**
troduction, have depriv d themselves of
the lentfits, their profits have been lessen
ed in propoition as the others have
been increased, and will so continue as
long as they persist The inventor's
drmand fer license to use the Improve
ments, is not one third part of the inter,
tst of ihe profits that the miiiier may g-am
by tnem in fourteen years, as he knows
that no miller without them, can stand in
w i ,kiuiuii wivit uiAMiici wuo nas cippu..
rd them so as to yield their full bene.
Ci*—out if millets will (as they general*
ly have done! apply them so as not to
j ield them u.crc than one fourth part, he
is not to blame, he has given full di_
iccti;>r.s for the application iu his null,
wi ignis guide. He and his agents nave
travelled ore hundred thou-,and mil*-* tr-*
vers'mg the United States for 13 ye:ira, to
teach millwrights to build and millers to
apply and use those improvements and
have been deridtd and insulted by many,
while otners more generous and enlighten
ed uave ireely paid for license to use them,
and which cle.rayed the expenses, but the
time and labour would have been lost had
n«t Congress passed the act lor his relief.
It is ciear that if he would, instead of lOQ,
demand 5u0 dollars for alicens , ne price
weald still be reasonable, and those who
would purchase at that price would gain
more by their use, as they would then have
fewer competitors, and the inventor would
receive more money with less trouble.
From these considerations he may be indu.
ced to raise the price for the benefit of
those who purchase; but it will not be
lowered. 1 ne prxe will be doubled at
least on every g od mill well situated, for
business after the 22d day oi January,
1811—the inventor intends after the 22d
of January 1811, to publish again tiiat af„
ter the 22d of January 1812, he will dc_
maad the saving ot wages and boarding
for one year g 400 leaving the other profits
for 13 years in the hands of the miller,
winch will not be deemed unreasonable, no
more than 40 dollars was formerly. lie
will raise tus demand on good m.Us to
make a distinction between them and those
oi lens vaiue.
Now if any who would have remained
ignorant of those improvements had not
such extraordinary exeitions been made
to make them known, should use them,
and refuse to pay the inventor one third
part of the interest of the principal they
may gain, by his labours and improve.
■ •iciM.9' win iic iiui ue juburiaoie in receiv.
iog every cent of damages tiiat the law will
jive him, from those he may be compelled
lo sue ?
OLIVER EVANS.
By his agent
Capt. JOHN MOODY,
For the States ot Virginia and
North Carolina.
VIRGINIA s
At a Superior court of Chancery holden at
the Capitol in the City of Richmond, the
first day of June, 1810.
William Price, ex’or. of the estate of Wil.
liatn Price, dec’d. pltf
AGAINST.
fohn Warren, rdrn’r. of Jo***ph Fuqua, who
was ass.gnee of John Lcitcii.
deft.
'j'HS defendant not having entered his ap.
* pc&rancc and given security according to the
lit of asiemhi/j and the roles of this court, and
i spftearing to me sati,faction of die court, that
te is not an inhabitant of thi» country, on mo.
ion of the plaintiff by counsel, lc u ordered
I hat the said defendant do appear here on ihe
irtt day of the next term, and answer the bill
if the plaintiff; and that a copy of this order
ie forthwith inserted in some nfwsp.fter pul,,
isbed in the City of Richmond, tor two mnntns
uccesMvely, and posted at the front door of the
Capitol in the said ci y.
A Copy,—Vcste,
Fetor Tinsley, c. c.
tj^OR HALE.—-A handsome, second hand {
London built CHARIOT, which has
teen but little used and is in a good state
if preservation. Apply to the printer, or
o Mr. Hschss, couch maker, opposite
he Old City Tavern, where the carriage
nay be seen. tf
Rees’s Cyclopedia,
Ho, 24
Is just Received at this Office.
VKtGIXI.v: ,
At a suiterlor court of Chancery hcl
deo in Richmond, June 1st, 1805.
Between
Thomas Harris in his own right, and as
\ administrator of BiUyiHaxm, deceased^
Augustine Harris, James Sample uttd Jo
ana his wife, Samuel Uonsu, and Kiiy
hi* wifr, Lewis Fort and h.uza.be.h his
wile, ami Jesse'Hargrave, ud;uMiisir«ilor
of John Harm, Pills,
and
Henry Harris, administrator ef William
Harris, who was one ot the executes
ot John Harris, deceased, William Guy.
executor °f George Guy, deceased,
tnony riiornton, executor o* Walker
Taliaferro deceased, Justrph Ric ;ta»r.,
W.lllan 1 Miaftrro, Job#, Anderntif,
executor of WlLoo Frevil.un, who Wa2
executor of Thomas Frevil,-.,,,, who was
also an executor of the said John Har
ris, deceased, * Dctts.
i l«c defendant Henry Harris, up- >
on whom an attachment lor his contempt
in no: answering the bills uf u.e plainilHa
hath been executed, still failing to answer
the tame, ibe court this first day ot jun<.
in the year of cur Lord one thousand eiBu£
hundred and five, on motion ot the plan.,
tiffs by Counsel, doth lake the r bills for
confessed, as to that defend*.*, and order
that he do render an uccount of his intes
tate s adminis ration of the gooils, chattels,
and credits of John Harris, deceased, be.
lore one ot the commissioners of the court
to be by him examined, sta td seated, ami
to the court reported, witn any special
matters thought pertinent by himself..or
required by the parties »o be specially sta.
ted ; unless the said defendant cn or be
fore the tenth day ot the term next alter
he shall be served with a copy of mis or
der, shew cause to the contrary,
[a Copy——Teste,]
^eter Tinsley, e. c.
Commissioner’s Office,
Richmond 4th mo. 28th, 1810,
Tiic parties are hereby notified
that I have appointed the 30tn day of the
7th month [i. e. July next,] to perfect the
account dir cted by the above order of
court; on which day, they are requesi.H
to at end at my Office, [i„ this Cayl Wj,h
the,.- accounts, and vouchers, ready tor
examination and settlement.
6AMULL FARSON3, Commissioner.
_ (w 8 t;
VIRGINIA {
At a Superior court of Chancery
holden at the Capitol in the City of
Richmond, the 24th day olFebrua
ary 1810,
Claiborne DaVal, executor of Samuel Daj
Va,<' 1'Itf
AGAINST
Wood Jones, executor of Wood Jone. dec\J
Edward Sco't and .VI iry his wile Plesl
Eant Rcbi rts, Guardian to the Oroiun
children of Pnilip Janedec’d.* P
THE defendants Edward Scott
and Mary his wife not having
entered their appearance and given secu
rity according to the act of Assembly and
the rule, of thi, court, and it app^ng io
the sa.iafuction of the court, that they are
not inhabitants of tins country, on motion
otthtf plaintiff bycounsel, It I8 ordered*
l hat the said defendants do appear here
on the first day of the next term, and an,
swer the bill of the plain,iff«^d that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of
Richmond, for two months successively. Sc
posted at the front door of the CupuJl m
the said city, * "
A Copy, Teste,
lJctcr Tmulcy, c. c,
(8. t. w.)
For Sale,
A I ract of Land, lyinc in Powhatan
county, on the South branch of Fine Cerkr
which contains about five hundred and six.
ty acres ; two hundred acres at least ot
'ahich are uncleared. The superior situ,
ation, and many other local advantages of
the land will render it very desirable to
»ny person who may be disposed to pur.
chase Land in this county. The propril
etor, living on the place, will with plea,
sure show it to any one who wishes to be.
come a purchaser. The terms of sale will
be accommodated to the convenience of the
purchaser if possible.
Edward Maya.
oawtf*
At bis Law & Miscellaneous Book
^r°re and Circulating Library,
TT AS constantly on ham! and for sale. 01
v r ';beral ,trmr. » vty extensive and
valuable assortment of DAW HOOK8-=«
anrmng which arc, Jacob's Daw Dictionary,
,?_c VC,^on Coke’s In«titu»e%
Par]'Rmen^’y Cases Williams’
Ahr.dgment Wentworth’, Pleadmgs. Chit
rU 5,C% Pl"R,fnf ^e Crown, Mar.
[,*on * Chancery. Cotmm’s D ^est i „ck.
er s l.lurkstone. Anthon’s Aral,nr-i! abride.
ment r f ditto, Modern, Durniord and F.asr
Dall-s, Dyer, ])o*g'»ss. IJVrow, SalkeJd!
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