Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-11-19 00:00:00, page 3

r RfajpWL'U wbicfc tbtjtlter W»| tOTipUttljr r«t»t>!
We have tiotJtfSftgble to obtain a copy nf the
"A htter. but we have Iearue4*pm* of it* contents,
•,p are„,t|iat Masseoa begun t«Vi»wfcn>ur«l and tb«
}f- Btltian to fall beck, and life, with so luteal to eut
’ off their retreat^jtbjingthe allied arwiy Jeifyn
*4; .<»» <jr«. 4«a«Bpbd|. of 25,000 of his belt5
w ^troops to sttackTOm ip the rear, while be, with,
~ ' the main body, should take them in front. Loitf
v Wellington being apprized of this movement, un
. A mediately attarluaj^be mate body pf the French:
army underMitsijiif, and completely defeated it.
^ / JtOtlE SEQUESTRATION -
Letters from Cape Francois of the 15tb ultimo,
j^ |eCjfived per Spanish brig Dolly, via Baltimore, an
.^jBooifee, “ That his Highness the President Chris
tnphe, had sequestered the whole of the American.
*.»» JVW'y *n bie dominions,"-*- A la moat Bonaparte /
^ ' v FURTHER 0£ THE BATTLE.
'^4 £ProiH,tAc N. York Evening Fast, of November 9.]
In our paper of yesterday, we gave the^phstance
of the late pews by the Radius from Corunna.—
A We had not^iue to make enquiries as to the au
thenticity of the accounts. We since find, thet the,
captain of the Radius saw, and read a letter, from
, , a respectable mercantile house in Lisboo, to the
American consul in Corunna, stating that a courier
had that instant arrived from the army, .with the
official account of a general engagement between I
combined British and Portuguese armies undei
'lord Wellington, and the French under Massena ;
j the b a ttle'-co in me n ced on the 27 th of Septembrr,
*' and,continued with various success until the 2£)tb,
when the armies coming to the point of the bay
onet, the French were totally defeated, with the loss
of 14,000 men, killed and prisoners. The French
were retreating when the cornier left the armi»s.— 1
The loss ol the combined armies was trifling com
pared to that of the French.
• We do not place entire confidence in every parti
; cnlar of the above statement ;■ but that a battle lias
* tuL’on niaro (Itarn /*un k>, n»
New-York, Nov. 10.
.V,
, Wo are indebted to s highly respectable commer
cial boose, for the following communications, from
Amsterdam.
A FRENCH DECREE.
- I. That all American vessels which may arrive
/. in the ports of France previous to'the 1st of No
V jrember, will be judged under the decrees of Berlin
j?giind Milan only, and not under any other.
$ P J|j That the decree of the 23d of March, ,1810,
jj. was repealed from the moment that the French gov*
’ i ernment heard of the expiration of the non-inter
coarse law. : ^ ,
* r.y>
III. That all American vessels which shall not
. have suffered their flag to be denationalized by sub
. milting to the British orders in council, shall be re
’Ceived hereafter without difficulty in the ports of
^ France, and depart in the same manner. <h£
'-v IV. That the emperor has given hceuses to Ame
rican vessels, and that it isahe only foreign flag that
£• has obtained them, &c.'
. V. That Ameriran vessels shall be admitted in
' Ffsnre whether loaded on account of Frenchmen or
Americans.
■c* kJPricts of the Dutch Funds, August 4.
Bativiao rescriptions, no price—3 per cents, 12
t 12|—2| per cents, 12$ 4 15—6 per cent, loan
of 40 millions 1807, 29$ a 30—7 per cent. do.
,30 millions 1808, 25$ a 26$—0 per cent. do. 20
.millions I8O9, 30 a 30£—2j percent, old debt.
-.10 a 11. . - . ' I
4■ - Boston, Nov. g.
' Ins political essay, published at Paris, Septem
ber IS, it is said, “ France has an interest wholly
continental, her revenue rises from the produce oi
. ' her fields, of her vines, olive trees, her Tobacco,
' and from the Cottons of her southern provinces—
„The consumption of colonial produce has within
f three years diminished one half in Europe. The
* sugar from grapes is sold cheaper than the cane su
■ gar ever was ;.;the Cottons of Naples and of Rome
. are wperior to, those of America. England wtll be
^astonished at the progress of the naturalization of
. the plants of America on the continent.
“ The success of our continental system, and of
e efforts of our chemists and agriculturists, are
e great causes of the dimunition of British com
merce. The effects will be more effi< acinus than
the decrees of Milan and Berlin. Let these decrees
continue in force a few years longer, and they wilt
make themselves befell a century after they have been
revetted.” ‘ . "
,s(The French papers are all under the immediate
tontroul of an officer of the French government.]
(*• i'ld
Bermuda, Nov. 3.
The following address of the Legislature of Bur
>, hados to bis excellency governor Beckwith, relative
.^.tb the duties od American piodure imported into
■,bat Island ; with his excellency’s answer, we
py from a Barbados paper.
.... “ May it please your Excellency ! .4. t ■
V In ^opapliance with your excellency’s recoin
..meudation, the House of assembly has taken into
y consideration his majestyV order in council of the
. 7tbvp$$ebruary last, and passad a Bill eotitled,
t “ An act laying a duty on certain articles of - the
“ growth or produce of the United States of Arne
rlcajiupor ted into th<s island in ships or vessels
..‘‘ belonging to the subjects, of any state in amity
|,"5 with his majesty-” As the commodities upon
.which this duty is laid are absolutely necessary to
preserve the lives of our slaves,1 slid to carry on the
cultivation and manufacture of oar plantations, it .
.must gfcourse fall upon the consumers, and not iipi
\ ‘optbeAeJlers. Under thesa circumstances,' wajp
, the duty to he appropriated to the general purposes
‘.ti:.__ _u I__ _
•f his majesty’s revenue, it would become a most
. grievous and oppressiva-tax to the inhabitants of
Uttjislaath The boose of assembly is therefore sear,
aible ofthe wisdom and goodness of our gracious
' Sovereign, who never fails to consult the happiness'
4 of his subjects, ho wever remote from the seat of go-;
. vefnment, inpermitting this duty Jo be raised for.
44 the benefit bf the colony. We how present the bill
~‘fcr yoor Excellency** assirtt.*^" {
V*
>' *'|1V wired %is Excellency, replied^ " .v;j
• l fe*l tht^pressbre of peculiar dilfitutties on gt
ving his majesty’* assent to this bill,:, neither time
r Mr circumstances admitting of a referepep for those
-Explanations which its importance requires; eng*:
'-Sidering, however, the best ihterest of the Crown to
; <%« the best' interest of the people, I p«w it, stjbjtct
tofunhtr mstrutlions.
■ - ' i . '* ’A' ‘’**"> ’1 ‘-%v ' - ™ y ^ ’•<
r+* EtwriMwf(Set. S
tpiat thu French pihmars formerly at
■boot JOO, officer*, petty*officer* tud seatnen, h%ve
been amoved from Cabrrt*»o«tef«lur<,*,r tbe
purpose of being forurjmM
m*m»«t C»bret»^*nfds of 2000 iottierrff thef
.—ly eireumsumced irt point of clothing;
erewrctef
altlio’- Sirs C. Cotton and S.' Hno<r*fe«|V« assisted
them with slops from the fl^t. ThebkTWijf1* of
provisions is by on mean* abundant, rousisOng of
18 ounces of bread per dSjr, and JO oonres ^heut,
about a pint of beans, and a gmatt quantity of oti
uU/int sL n f M S a! J a — — It _ . »•- e • •
per week. TJjese supplies are*ohvej>d *
r-_ .—7*, -~rj——rr”*“ "• ..from Mi.
norca, and owing to the state of the' wither, are
sometimes irregular. So that these unfortunate peo
pie are often whole days without any thing. Ca
breta, which is about five miles long, is- off the
south end of Minorca; it has a fine little harbor,
and plenty of wood; the French prisoners have
maw a small town, with some neat gardens.—This
Island is celebrated in ancient history as the birth
place of Hunuibal.
i Octoberfi. ' '
Report says, that an expedition on a small scale
will speedily be sent to the Baltic.
The hearty co-operation of gen. Graham and sir
Richard Keats, with the Spaniards«at Cadiz, has
dons more good to the common cause than perhaps
any occurrences of the war. The Spaniards look
with confidence to those very able commanders.
It is calculated, that by the 1st inst. lord Welling
ton had received a reinforcement, consisting of pail
of the German light dragoons. i
Two brigades artillery, ^
The 7lh foot, or royal fuzileers,
8th ditto, or king’s own regiment,
50th regiment,
71*t highlanders, (col. Pack’s regiment) *
7J)th, or Cameronian highlanders, .
) 9‘^d, or Gordon highlanders,
£>4»th, or Scotch brigade,
95th, or riHe corps, a strong detachment.
The duke of Brunswick’s Oi-l’s corps.
Besides reinforcements and recruits for almost e
very regiment composing his army.
Whethei this large reinforcement arrives ^before
the battle, or immediately after, they will be of the
greatest service. Generals Colville and Hay, sir
Wm. Erskine, aud many of our best officers have
by tlitHlime joined lord Wcllmgton.
An expedition is about to proceed to Corunna, un
der these'celebrated officers, gen. Walker and sir
Horn?* Popham; the troops to asserable**at Ply
mouth. « '
* A brigade of heavy dragoons, and the 6th, 3(>tb,
37th, 42d, 52d and some other corps, will soon be
seut on service. ’ '
It is said lhat sir John tfope will soreeec^gen
Brownrigg as quarter master general Jif (lie British
army; hut other reports, and those we think more
probable, mention sir John Hope as the new com
mender in chief of the army in tbe Mediterranean.
Sir John Hope islmdoubtedly ohe of tbe best offi
cers we have, aid we. would be sorry to see hint o
t her wise employed tban in tbe active duties of his
profession. f
Gazette Marine Memoranda.,
/ ARRIVED. V '
British ship Louisa, Folger, 10days from Bermu
da, Ballast, Robert Dickson.
Brig Unity,. Bentin, 42 days from Liverpool,
Dry Goods, Fry & Lee.—Sailed Oct. 4, in compa*
ny with ships Meimaid, Lee, Sayannah; Boreal,
Mason, Charleston ; Louisa, Shepherd, New Or
leans.—The srk’r Sidney Crispin, Frost, was to
sail in 3 days for this port.
Brig German Peggy, Gorton, 5 days from. New
port (r. i.) ballast, William Dickson.
British sch’r Burrhall, Lawson, 5 days from Ber
muda, Ballast, Robert Dicksou.
The brig Jalia and Mary, Goodwin, 37 days from
Glasgow, bound to Richmond, went up James Ri
ver yesterday.
LOSS OF THE BRIG MAOi
The brig Mac, of Portsmouth, (u. h.) Captain
Samuel Firnald, sailed from this port the 21st of
October, bound to Liverpool, with a cargo of wheat
and flour.—On the 24lh October, experienced a se
vere gale of wind, which continued until the 27tb,
when it was discovered that the brig had sprung a
leak ; both pumps got choaked; the weather still
continued blusteiing, a heavy sea constantly run
ning; the leak encreasing, notwithstanding every
exertion was made by baling ; threw overboard the
cables, anchors, and cut away the fore-mast and
main-top-mast.—The stench of the wheat was so
obnoxious, that the people were deprived of sight
for some time.—Two of the rrew, Benjamin Eiuing,
and Christopher Clark, of Portsmouth, were suflora
ted in the steerage.—Nov. ft in lat. 3ft 46, long.
58, Capt. Fernald ^md the remainder of the crew,
was taken off the wreck by Capt. Goodwin of the
brig Julia and Mary, from Glasgow, and arrived
here yesterday.—When Capt. F. abandoned the
Mac, she was full of water, and must have went
down in a very short time.
FOR SALE,
A very good MAN COOK.
WANTED TO PURCHASE,
A YOUNG WOMAN. :
One that understands something of cooking, would be
preferred. Apply to the Editor of this paper..
November 19. tf
, FOR SALE, ' V
The LAND. NEGROES, and other
PROPERTY,
Belonging to colonel Samuel Griffin, at the Ship
Yard upon Chickahominy River, will be sold on
WEDNESDAY the 5th day of December next, (if
fair, if not the next fair day) upon the same terms as
lately advertlaed. : ■ ,«s
'■ James Henderson,
I * - Agent for Colonel Samuel Griffin,
i, Williamsburg, Nov. 19.’ Ids Nov. 9.
received by the brig Unity, Captain Banting,
> '• •_ Jkm liverpaolt
is. and. 40 crates Earthenware,
well assorted Aifumg nhickaretafevt '
Elegant Seta Tea and TableChina.
,v^r; h*?*';
November 19,
t
^.Jjp AUGU^tltSl
i i >. - FOR i
M* froii'thq Bar of the Exchange Coffee
JMIM! onThursday mdtfa“- * *— * • — ~ •
• o&e£ligtitlr|ij*t.
At* vety low ffelgh^nfcredf im^l&ueh^Ap
" •' ’"JotS Granbiry:^
Novepiber 19*
r a t
; *■**-*• 4 .. AUCtrON.
r
Oft Friday- the 523d instant, will tie
* SoW* &r ready money, at the House of the Sub
scriber, in Bermuda-Street,
All the PERSONAL ESTATE,
Of the late Major John Saunders.—All persons hair
ing claims against the said estate, are requested to
deliver the same properly attested to Paul Probjr,
Esquire. " . ■ *•
Elizabeth Saunders, Admr’x. t
November 14. , tds r - * s
'Ey virtue of a Deed in Trust iron*
James W. Langley to Susannah Martin, * ’ \
Will be Sold at Publick Auction for Ready Money,
on TUESDAY the 20th day of November next,
at the Duelling-Haute of Nrt. Martin, ‘ ,
Two Plantations in Norfolk County.
The one on which she now lives, containing 110
ncres, be the same more or less ( this placeis divided
from the Borough of Norfolk only by a small creek,
has on it two Dwelling-Houses, a Wind Midland
pther improvements. The other lying on Tanner’s
Creek, containing 300 acres, more or less ; this
Tract is mostly covered with wood, and is within a
few miles of Norfolk Boipugh. _
The Trustee,1
> October 31. ; tds « * «•• •
* 10R SALE, .
50t) Shares Marine Insurance Stock.
Apply to the Edjfor of this Paper. > >
November 16.- ^ $ tf .. - j / ; >,
* MRS. HUAU, r - 't'= -
MILLINER iROM PARIS, -
♦ HAS the honour to inform *the Ladies of . this
Borough and its vicinity, that she will open lifer
Store in Ghurch-street, No. 24, on Thursday 22d
instant, where will be found Works of the handsom
est and latest fashions from Paris. •' T
MRS. HUAU further informs the Ladies that
she makes Dresses of all kinds in the most tasty
manner, and whitens old Lace saas to make it look
as if new. Nov. 16. 3^
FOR SALE, "T '
100 bags prime Green COFFEE, -
Landed lately from the Harpnna.
Robert l)ickson.^
f.
WHO IV A NTS, .... r '■
A few thousand bushels good Wheat,
far which a liberal price will be giveB, delivered
here. l- .
November 16. •
5
7T
wanted on hire,
At NEGRO. WOMAN, * f
Who is a good cook. Apply to the Printer.
November 14. tf ,
REMOVAL.
:;V ■ te ... ■ 1 ' > •*. . *
” * — . . v - T: ).
The Subscribers have removed to their Warehouse on
Woodside’s Wharf, where they offer jor Sale
The following Merchandize,
3 bales Hessian Linfens
2 chests superfine brown Platillas #
5.cases 5-4fine white Roll. LGt.rman Goods
do.
do.
4-4
3 do. Checks
3 do. Book Checks
The above are entitled to debenture. ■» >
English Canvas, No. 1 and ?,
East Coker do. do. ‘ ,
Nails of all sizes. Hilling Hoes in assorted casks
Diamond Head Spikes from 4 to 7 inch ,
German Tickleoburgs, British Oznaburgs, and'
India Muslins.——All of which will be disposed of
pn the most reasonable and accommodating terms
by the package. , , i, • v ».
Also, on consignment, ;■ .
18 cases fine and coarse Hats, . - vr
Best London White Lead, and a few pieces of good
Superfine Cloths
J. & W. Southgate;
November 14.
- -tf"1''1..
JUST RECEIVED,
50 barrels Alexandria Sup. FLOUR,
SO
do.
Petersburg do. do.
do.
Potomack Herrings, ^
50
Prime Pnrk, .- / =
do.
>40
SO
. do.
Rye Whiskey, 1st end 3d proo£
do.
15
Apple Brandy, , . :... ,. v
do.
Peach do. 4th proof,
10
6 hhds. 3d proof Antigua Rum. . *
For Sale by '
.. J. R.. & J. Rhodes.
November 14. , „ Sw . ,>,
Prime Jamaica COFFEE in tierces.
fjP ;. For Sale by
> C. ST Whittle j
October 31.
tf
250 barrels Superfine FLOUR,
,r\. ^-J^oat—-For Sale by -;v.-;V-. -«*,•
J. tf W. Soufhggte.,
November IS. tf. - ■
= > 1 - for sale,1 ' •
10,000 bushels Cadiz
K 4- v- Richard & Jojin Taylor.
October si,****;'$?.$**»- *'£■ * ’v
>r;.,, .... .. .. *3*NOTICE. .. , ,
On the 8th of October; Captain
Robert Henderson, of the CW&fte, handed a letter
to apassenger in the stage,^directed to Win. Bom
Tfter*6urgt whiohletter contained Robert
Henderton't draft on Jacob &cqfi Af, Port*.
Moothj Mm-HomfttAirr, payable in Boston at sixty
oeyefcr oo« thousand and five dollars and fifty cents
—•This is to request that the peryea entrusted with
the said letter will mitR late any Post-Office, and
also to stop the negotiation of .saty WU should any me
attempt to pass H. :.vw
'4. ‘Bptvden:';‘ '.
**•& oa&tfu iff Wr, v
'A/';* ’ ... >>•*/;•'/
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tht fatlomH*r - ■■■■ V. «-*. »%.»* -. -,-,'v.:,-f n« rv
Jwt London
*%$**>. ****^» dhabi.bot
tie g» een, otive grefcn,
• smoke slid fashion*!))#
> mixed Cloths. ,
Best single and double
' milled CassimerCs, * •
Oxford 8c Bedford Cord,
Patent do. 8c Swansdcnrji,
White and printed Mari
settles Waistcosting,
Gosstner Gause, worsted
, Marino Pieces, Italian*
’ net and silk Vellums
■ for Dresses, isy
White, bhek, a,
coloured twilledSarct
i ■ net,
E^ck. ^hite, aa^ fancy
Sattin, , ,M
tllack silk Velrdt,
.Black Florentine, Modes,
Pealing, Persians, and
. Lustrings, * ® £'
Black and white 4-4 ifliff
Crape, Hat Band do. v
Elegant silk Shawls.black
silk Handkerchiefs, '1
Ladies’ and Childrens’
^best Beaver .tymnets,
and Spanish Itat«;
Gentle mens’ iHtStVer and
sattin Beaver Hats,
glased leather do. . g
Low priced Hats in smalf
Aeeil itssor’ed cases, -,
Marseille* Counterpanes
kni tted do. ?>
5-4 Irish Sheeting, ,
Bed Tick, •• /. *•.
3-4, 7*8tiand 4-4 Irish.
Linen,* 4f‘ ” ‘. f
4 4 cotton Shirting a
9-S and* 6*4 cambrick.
Muslin, .
Checked, corded,and cd-’
loured Handkerchiefs
for the neck,
Tambored Leno Mnslins
and spi ier Net, * -* r
laennet, Book, and MulU
Mull Muslins,, . j
Coloured Muslins,
Long Lawn, •: p :
Madras, Komal & Pock,.
et Handkerchiefs,*
Cambrick, furr, silk', tc
. gold and siver Trim.
' ming, ■ ^
Pilgrim Tippetsi, > '
Ladies’ and gentlemens'
plain and patent silk,
Huse,
Do. worsted & cotton do.
Misses’ cation Hose,
Worsted and cotton Pan
■ taloon do, \, v’ ,
Extra long silk Glovt*,
• Do. fine ktee do.
Gentlemens’ black and
» hite do. •.,,iyr, *
Silk do. *
Drawn Tan, Beaver,
Woodstock-Wash, and
Buckskin do.
Silk and cotton Braces,
Fashionable Caliicoes 8c
Ginghams, -
Furniture Callico,
3-4 and 8-4 Diaper, .
Diaper Table Cloth* all
sizes, I
Cotton Table Cloths,
Twist 8c cotton Xtek,
Silk atid cotton DhoIri
bis. ■ V '■ 1
Parasols, * -ff f r, , ' if •,
^ ”7 Mahogany K^FE* x«
V' November 19P •*v*s4" *f ***** ):k
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afe
S'A't T.
* --’ P <£;%'r ■
M*A:
I •*• -• ■** .*"v ^ ■$*
*« :# =*
woo Kustoefe Liverebat fine-SALT* ^
•^,500 do, "* t dw' coarse, dfci- •
> 7,000 do. Turk'*. Island
Mo*tly a-float~-For SaJe by 'fSb',. 4:
‘ ’ ' John iC2RfepM»wr^^
1 Norember'ic , T ^*. IF -
FALL GOOD
. Richard 8t John TayJbr.
v;,. V* a
Have rneked bg. tie Ritdtg State*, nmtam
^ -■ *Jenaingt,'. v . . . ■,
?'!
Their Xondpn-C^y „
£teirLiVerpool Good#f
I in nHHStink'(a tliai* I w 1 ^
- -uiiei UMII VJU(HJ3| rCC®_
«*w3»
m«ke their awbrtinent rery Complete;
•oW at very modcrate price* for |>a»h W .“^*22'v
Negotiable,$totea«. and to Country Store
Nf>»nliuKu> <_ r>
i at aanie priced of fcnovo puuctnality. ‘ ~
?'.i r . •- - *• fioiwrt Maitlaitfi
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Lryrrr
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GaHoart_
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Shoe Bin,
# ebb*.
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BtaekJ^hXMV
Bmrtba*ets, i
M»nebe»t«rSu®rt««^*iit ;i
te*5*Vs:V>***
%»t English lifter P*...
' *|*«Y Quills, *4iwl-4jalt .f
«l5rt«phd si**
bW*Q*
Best ^wji“__
*. naburga, .’ > •;*..
German do, .,i,iv-yS'Ai \?*
Btrtdaps, brown Jk wblta
»:ptatiitos. »■>
FlMten Bol^nj^ finis jBe
dia Cnttf®, *r -
.SWrt. Pipes in“boxei .'if „
gVoce eactiyi^jf '.
Tooth Brusb^sjlfc’' • ■
BttriseW ftiKfX&ftrtnin* ".v
•* oterfCarpeW, f
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Brussels HeavthRog*, '•
•ReS/ w^Wi; scai-l^, anSL
f prmte*l.Pl*nne1»,v^ <
loman^StHpedBnffil^
4 Blankets, „
Slue, pratL and QlW*V:1
'Hornier^- " ?V- ;Y
Gree». and, to* ifilf': -'••
links,
wine CoatingubdBesr-'
’f'Skfts,'v"
Biivgle M)ddouUt m«led
* i>ab aotb,. A
Coarse ^-4-Blue i
Ladieit Superfine'
Blacl^ Drab, B«ttlL_
Green, Olivo, B'uwn,
»nd fashionable MlW<
^Ch>tbn,.,r<^F-e ^
Japanned Waiters*
tVire Penders, and
* irons, v * w
Affcat1****?4
Trass Sc Iro..
Stock, Pndjqcw
;tod
Chest Locks;
& '
Qufry C(
Best pUte
IfropJ^ons,!..
and Bridle Bits
•Tinned d%*do< '43P^
Bey the Blades, GPs^do.'
Best ham^tpit and cross
** Cttt Raws,
Best st^el plate Hand do.
Pit, ernss^cot, nncLhand
saw Files... ..■':■ v
KtVksrTiilhV^jBelfowtes,
Anvils, Vices 8e Sledgo
• Hamlnir»;K •*•^17 • .;
•Frying Hans* Spades (tod
Shovels,
Drawing knives, •*!£$
Tabla knives and forks,
Desert do. ^
S^fffF
' der,
Weeding lid
i ■ ‘ Hoes. ■ *;••, ■