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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

NEW-YoRE, September Il.

1~z'f'e1e5 e letter Ji>'n M ?9fcez- u he Can
steR4fi,,, Jared S5ay 24th 1902, at sra.
On The is,h inst. we arrived oil Al
giers, ard meade the signal for our consul
to colnc'oA board which he did. MI. o.
Bricn Informs, that on the Sth inst. an Al
8erine irigote u - guns ran alongside =
Portuguese fiigate Of The, sans force, fred
a broadside irto,her, boarded and carried
her with the loss Of 50 men, the portu-
gaese having, in killed and wounded u
men; Among The former were the captain
and crat lieutenant. The Portuguese was
thrown entirely oil his guard, by the Al
gerine's having american colours, and his
not having the least Aca Of meeting an Al
gc7ine IN that Place, being ive leagues dis
. tant from Gibraltar and two from the Spa
nish shore.
Il IS, however, great disgrace to.the
Portuguese navy 10 be surprised in that
manner, as no derendence ought 10 be
placed in colours. MIR. O'Brien also in
forms that Spain in order 10 avoid {. war
threatened by the AlgcTines has very re-
Gently copsentei to pay TO Algers the
enormous sum OF two millions of collars,
and TO alter her rational colours-This,
w.sh the capture &C the Portuguese fri
gate has so elated the Algcl-ines that our
consul says hs eNpSt.s the Dcy will short
y, and at an unguArded moment declare
war against the United Statss--I hope he
may and that we may have the honour of
battering Sheir towns about their ears.
They viii find in us nation far superior
TO either Spain or Portugal in the arts Of
war. BY making them feel our power we
should render the Unired States feared and
respected by these Barbarians, and insure
safety to the !;yss and property OF our CT
items in these seas,--Enclossd is tbs ac-
count Mr.. OBriengives US os the strength
OF the regency oi Algiers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

s Yesterday ", had the the qualification
o. walking over the ruins OF the celebral.
ed city o. Carthage, MIR. Eaton, American
consul, and captain Murray, being OF the
p.r;y. We were sseY'n the plain on
v hich Reguius the first Roman that enter
Ell Africa in a hostile manner, fought his
celebrated ba,tle, and also the plain where
S"ipio and Hannibal fought pitched bat
tr. We saw the remains of many OF the
ancient temples and city walls. Gnt what
remains more periect than any thing else
Is The aquedpct by which water was brot
into the city from mountain, by a route
OF seventy miles. We 81 dined together
in ou 81 the reservoirs, after fatiguiug our
selves by walking over the ruins. IeXpect
W. snail sail TOMORROW for Tlipch.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
Ertreei Gfa letter firm hbs same, dated ~.
mis- Bay, Juac 2, 1902.

80" fS-'F1 "ftfft - 'cO~s
eve brought With rs presents from our
government 10 the Bay OF Tunis, they con-
sist OF four muskets and four pair of pis-
tolls, surpassing for workmanship and elc-
gsBce any thing you can almost imagine,
being inlaid with gold and shaln diamonds.
You may suppose they were elegant when
| tell you that orc cf the ruuskcts cost
sf8oo sterling, the cost OF the whole a.
mounting 70 upwards Of 1900 sterling.
The Beg was nrch pleased with these
presents and observed to cnr consul that
they were worthy Of a prince. The En-
tcrptizc arrived here last evening from
lripoii. They tell us that there are four
Swedish aiga,es and one American Che
Boston, cruizing off Tripod and biockad-
my The port 50 chat nofhre can either 20
q or out. The Tr;poifans aee in 4 g
d starvation, and viii probably DC wiuinr
e. come to ony terms, in thc cearse % a
few weeks.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
Eriracr ia letter ism a, e97e.rgfthe cen.
stelia6on, dated
'luNIs DAr, Jnne 2, lso2.

suppose, thdt the affair OF the tuni-
sian vessels being plundered by some Of
thecrew oithc Enterprise will j. much mis-
represented. With vie~' or removing -
ny uniavorable impression, ihas may be
made by false account, j havebcenpartlci,-
lar in obtaining the most accurate inforu,O-
non ard you may rely upon the loliow.ngus
q true statement OF facts. On ;hc 5lA ui;.
the Enterprise discovered vessel ;aat had
Come out OF Iripoli, and made ss,ii aitlr
her. Upon hailiDs hcr, captain Steyrst
ordered lieutenant Heath 10 board her, cx-
anime her papers and search her. l.icutc-
nant Heath bearded her and ordercd three
oil his men to assist ia looking Tor papege,
but win positive ORDERS net 70 take away
I any thing. bFiiie searching, OK q tue
men found awaich, and another : purse OF
money WHICH they ccnniyed TO concsel-
Upon returning, the 1uhisian hailed iicu-
tenant Heath, ard told Ann lie hId seen
robbed. As soon as tie boat s;ot on hoard
the Enterprizc Slfthe bCaJ'screN wero -
( atnined bat nothing could be found cTcn
them; they therefore concluded tia; tEs
I Tunisians had told aiAlshcod. On the 10Th
same month the Enterprze arrived at lu-
his Upon goirg on shore, trey he0rd
that a Tunlsian vessel had complained TO
rhe bey OF Tunis OF having been roshcd
some days by an American schooner.
The officers of the Enterprise Immediate
ly searched the whole vessel ard crew, Cor
the articles mentioned ard after strict
examination three Of the men confessed
( The Tact. They were instantly put in iIcus
I and are now on board the Boston, to Ge
tried. Thus you see that both capt. Ster-
rctt ana lieutenant Heath, so fsr from te-
! ing III the least cupable made every ex-
ertion to deteet and bring these Williams 10
the punishment they SO richly deserved"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

This refers TO a wound nc once received from
an indian. The bullet entered the hack Of his
rec about midway. and came oh, AZ his LEFT cheek
having Knocked on al his Jaw teeth on tns; side.
lr1ne1'stciy after ihc affair oi Saratoga an
unhappy difference took place between cen. Ggtes
and CJ MorT.n, hcrrc we my account for The
s.ercs ob7erye4ic ~ Ca-css osciai letters, respcc
ting Mrrra1., ard from ihose lefcrg Or. Ramsa,
Compiled his history e ihc '4f5iur Of Buigcyuc
--See CoEdon's account AID o,hcss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25

Algiers has about so gun boats, half Of
the number couid be got in order in about
a month. They have about 200 sail Of
coasters with lattine sails zach 90 or 80
tons. There are about 900 Turkey, a.
bout 5000 half Turks; and with difficulty
they could raise $4,000 militia or rsbble.
This regency has SO on 90 millions Of dol
lars and has in chained captivity 1900
Christians, and IS permitted to be licens-
cd plunderer ofall Europe.
(SignedJ RICHARD OBRlEN.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-09-25
PIIILADELpRIA, september Is.
LNTERgER.97,s
at sunrise :

For tn last six days, ending this r3rrning
at sunrise:
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22

TO The hGeprning ef 2 vasGzy. The erpencs az
Continuing the iaaries Of the exiting incumbentr
cannot Prudently, b put il competition wiz
he advantage Of guardiag from iuvaion one
OF me mott precious pToviiio1s in tie ConRiuu-
ion. Nor ought it to be without its weight fhz,
this modification win b-R comport with good
tsih on the part Of CoVefnIlent, towards tbof-
who had been invited to accept Offices, nor
70 be held BY an uncertain tenure, but dur.
ing goo9 bsbagionr.
Weighing maturely all the very important
and very delicate conGderations, which sDDer
tam + the fujea. would wife or pr6dent
ltateiulan hazard the eoriequences Of immedi.
ately unmaking at one fsflion. Courts and Tudp
S, which had OILY been called into being Il
| the one preceding Bsleaable indeed nut
&c the work OF dilorganizaton 10 mind which
an thus Iafbly advance in its profeeution In
| fatuatec mutt that people Be, who do nor open
their eyes to projects 70 intemPer4te-fo nif.
ch'eVious Who does not fae what Is th= ultimate
OF & sc Drlerds sfCarfbegs Ill fatsd Conlitu-
ii n, which Americans had fondly hoped would
continue for ages, the gauriIac Of public liber.
/ y. the fource Of naliaaal proipsrity
LUCIUS GRASSES
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22
MONDA1r, MARcH -, 1902.

pork on board the -, matter, and that no
lalted pork IS hipptd on board fad vs7eI, for the
hips company on freight, on cargo, bat what Is
inlPeefed and branded, according the law OF this
Commonwealth. HELF cOD-
Sec , aaskr K-fEsr sss17sS. That al form er laws
reiPring The inlPe6tOn Of 2ork, b and hereby are
repealed. PSsssad as9ey sts, That they hsl be con-
hdered in full force, with regard all a6ons aad
Proiecutions, which may be depending for any psnA-
y or forfeiture incurred Cor the breach Of the fame
"a tbs H..yE # fRebrs'ssfztiSsT, A1arrb II, 8oz.
lhH Bill, havine had three everal readings paed to be
eAac4ed, EDWARD II. ROBBINS, Speaker.
IA S1azte, Aareb II, Soa.
This Bin having had fevera readings paed to be
enaeted- DAVID COBB Pre6d eng
Marc AZ, ISol.-Ey RE Gozaaor As5rsgeS
CALEB STRONG.
true Copy. Ats5s-JoHN AVERY. Secretary.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22
Lars Of Magaebystts,
OF MAsssAcagnrTs-

rosaoSwEALrH OF MAsSsAcHUskTTs-
.,rsfs-r Lsrs or sss.aas sigBf S.Aarss sas fuss.
AZ 70 fsr cH tbe fsurbeaa part Of IFernors,
= Frsu fair LiSerui0re, to the tOtDa Of Lesss.
saa7I y tbs Seazts aHs Hssf sf R.orstas4fissI,
e.ra! Cssrs es45lss 4as b 10 szabsry sf i5f anss
thaf part OF Livermorr, lying the eat lide
= a.c,tlcogeen river, and 70 the fouthward Of nr
-.ns Al iaid river, on the northern boundary Of
- isudbrtter's lot, and thence running sall, 10
!. ssGern boundary Of faid Livermore, with the in
',o,, thereon, Be, and rhs fame hereby is fet off
f.d Iiser-nore, and annexed 70 the town Uf Leeds
- eountyyof Ksnnebeek, and llall hereafter be coz
sa,rsd IS part Of the fame.
s.ks s-svs5slsf, hzT the fad tra9 Of land, and
;.h.btsnt. thereon 70 fet of, as aforefaid. fa4l
!. Ades 70 pay az fuch already ziTchcd
..r5sfsd % Be aheaed BY faid town Of Lvermore, in
- lscs manner as they would have been if this at
- DOT bsen PAfed.
II lBs HOs5< sf Rsprsssiaffsz5, Fab. IL I8o7.
-. IN having had fhtec fever2l readings, pafed to
\ enadfed. ED~ARD II. ROBINS, Speaker.
n Sszzss, Feb. I2s 1904.
"a hi having had two Gev<Tal readings pAi7ed to be
easatd. DAVID COBB, PTehdent.
re- Il, I3o.--Ey fbs Cs~srHsy ssYrevsa.
GALES STRONG.
4trOe cOPy-Attef, JozN AvERr, Secret-ly.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22
ForEtga GrrirIEs.

LoEDoE, DEC. ~.
The Paris Journals, count=nance the report
Goms time in circulation, that a fcarcity oE
bread exits in that city. One of the papers
manifslfly az an apology, lays, The Overlooking
OF the waters has interrupted the regular fupply
of grain and At grand dinner, TO more than
100 Per!ons, given BY lie Chef Conful. browa
bread was ulsd. This il bozRed of ID TIE news
papers, apparently with the defgn ofhol5ing
Il forth as Al example for imitation. This
brown bread Is nearly as dear Is the preitat
bread of London; aud every circumaznce con
fdsred, the difference Of Ihs value CT money il
ID the two cities, i good deal dezrzr. All
parties 10 Paris are laid, N private accounts, 10
Be much oidatisEed with Bon4pzrts's relerve
and f-clufon. This dinner was pethaps, Civ
en 10 Pleafs the politicians. a public leres
has 4lEo been held, probably for tie fame PuT-
Pole.
Indeed, IF the reports 10 circulation be true,
Bonzparie las much caufs Of unea6aefs. Par
ties are daconte1led a. his increa6ng power and
his tactzrity be is only fuPPorteJ by thcie
who win for tranquility always great major
ity) Of the military, and by The politicians forG-
ing his own immediate party Il j. very Con
Edeurly fad, thzs b arEgnsd a. th- f-se CT tLs
9th dit ~ have affirmed new authority, to
have made fome rev ftretch n power, bur IT.
favorable occurrences prevented HIN from pu1.
ting lis plan into ez.-lsioR. Che or th=is Es
pre[ume 10 Be The oo8da9 al his far0rite, gen.
Lzfnes. This of5ssr IS 2 Tauirn- izcobin and
his ditgracr i aE-i7utrd. Il r 51l in1aaezs
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22
DOllars-93,0zo,5I3

JOSEPH NoURSE. R<yasr.
915lssJ Dssarfaea, Rsg57eys c57re, EsB. 1o, rssz,
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22

coSMoKwsALTs OF MASSACHUSETTS.
yv sfsT L.r1 enc fbs1al sigbt bEzzrss aad fsss.
Jenks's Portland gazette., 1802-03-22
EXPORTS

a f1mmary Of the Value and DsRinarion oE
the EXPORTS Of the United States, agreeably
10 The a2tem1nt Of the Exports from The 1a Of
Odobsr, 800, to the goth Of September, 1soE.
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HAYS PA1fPHT ,Er

! flIo day paper contains the conclp.;.n
OF Mr. Hay pamphlet ~ t5e ,,eco0e,v NJ
eftfS N Ff7gfH:a, we cannot too carnea@II,
recommend 20 the attention of the publ th;s
claitlcai and truly eftimable nrodusfie1. 81:
member OF the next a4Jeabiy ihould Rad !,
oVS5 aad over again; and then let law ~
frankly and fairly palt for tn lcizuie and III.
Of banGrupt's lands, as well as all his OH
property, for the payment OF his debts. n
comparative population and lrportal,ce ;b;s
ifa5c IS falling fat behind both New Yo,k ana
P@nnIylvania. This has been proved b, r5~
lait Genius. If lone ctTtcoal ReDs ar. me-
taken Tor the cftablilhmcnt OF manufactures; i
may De painful, but II is certain trlrh IA
Virginia viii FAX inso Rate OF o9lg f.cg-f
rate importance. Ten years hence he viii
Dc what North Carolina was ten ears aro
ne the 5uhneiS Of emancipation vii send
eontlderablyro this objc6t The co,nfry ~.:Ij
De gradually filed with vagabond th;cves.
and itrumPets, without owner WITHOUT er79
pioyment, and with cvery conceivable dino
titi9n for mitchell But the want ofan .gg~z
tive lyttcm for the recovery of debts t. of
'tie!b entirely Efficient for Hunting tn grcwtF,
ofany country.
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MATO's
TOLL BRIDGE

TIE Public is faipeafully informed. is nou
eo3mpietely aud permanently 6ni,,,es.
I, IS tuirn,hed with good, itrone and f,bRsnti
liaho- Ka'is ard viii, very isortly, be lon-
pied "'th Lamps, from one end to the o,her
(, 10. that .pahengcrs may pats it By Dave nv
N'ght, with the utmoa iafety, and tnod I'M
bounded confidence. 80 WI
" hen the yaR magnitude OF tbis unde,f,.
SSIng by a Jingle individual: the eh;ner;c,,
ight IN which il was originally Viewed Nv the
Whoie community the Imnlcnlc fun Which
i5 haa colt the great leugth Of time IA ner;od
q no leis than ~ years. which it has takap
20 of,ng 1t to its prefent aate of perfe6ion :
oit above all, she Importance OF il TO tho{ VIII
sFa"ei norfh or iouth, and particularly TO thc
%hoic country ioush of james River,.if, brine
lh8 their produce to market, and coming to the
ieat OF governments, are coniidereti, a c6nfident
nope ahd oehet is entertained that it will meet
win, and always receive, uniyerlal PATRONAGE
@ 9i inpPort; executive of thefe confderatio,nTs
tCONOMY itfelf points out rbis - 10
the CHEAPEST, (and lurelg il is the ino3t
AGREEABLE mode Of crofIing the river. for
the very finall difference in the ey,s,so - -
gong By any other conveyance, bears no oro
portion 90 the certainty, Gfetv, ard expediTion
winch TINS excellent and ufcful bridge affords
49, SAMUEL JONES.
Rfe6"s'"a, Pirg'aia. SCR, 4t5. 1909.
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49,. ABRAHAM SMALL
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. / 1902.
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y =
q ylewsct the written law Of the common
wealth OF Virginia, as partaking oF the con-
Intuition and laws of the federal government
and treaties made thereby; as wei! as Of its
own particular contribution and acts or its
legInanre, together with fich acts of the
parlianerc ot Great Britain as may be I'LL
{uppoied 30 have any force or OBLIGATION
therein. q. A view OF the contribution of
INC Lated States; rs relation arG connection
with ere ttate contributors; a brief cxa,f,ina-
tion o. thclr respective powers; {hort par
rallet between it and that of Great Britain;
an eXarmnatons of iome of It's defects, and :,
view OF the amendments thereto propoicd
oY the teveral fate conventions, and Of fuch
as may It'll be proper 20 BE- taken into further
consideration. S a ihort view of the conititu-
ton OF Virginia; an examination Of fome-of
Wr' Jeterion's petitions rejecting il: fone
hints with regard TO an amendment off &c.
o. Obiervations on the right of confidence
and theireedom of the prefs, in the United
9tates OF America. 7. n view OF the origin,
Progfets, and prcfent fate OF ilaverv in Vir-
ginia, witha plan for its gradual abolition.
.: View of the laws reipeting globes and
churches in Virginia,
y The appendix 70 the fecond volume
will contain ihort abfra6t of the land laws
IN VTginia, with reference to 4uch as are
90 ne found IN any general code. A dif-
! c"u.ie on tire law Ct defcents in Virginia.
g. an engraved copper plate table of deicents
according thereto. 4. A table, fnewine the
| manner IN which eitates in parcenary fhail be
! ciyided pnrtuant thereto s. IS view ofthe laws
reipectIug efcheats and for forfeitures, paned
! during the revolutionary war, and Of the
| rrghfs of foreigners 20 hold lands in VIRGINIA.
10. q view of the laws reipecting Aaycs Is
property. 7, s dilcourfe on the fubiect Of
| the laws rsttraining ulury.
| VI ne appendix TO the third volume
viii containa Alort view of the courrs >,
ehs Gnited States, and OF the conn. onzyeaIth
! "a .sin'as with an a5fraet OF the laws b,
WHICH the practice therein IS regulated. Stric.
lures on the trial by jury in Virginia undrl
| the exiting laws. and plan for their amend
inent.
| vi; he appendix TO The fourth volume VII,
contain an ATTRACT oftbe criminal iurifliction
or the federal government, and of the COM
!monwealth of Virginia; and a fhort difcourfe
/ on treafon,
Yln' ne tracts mentioned in the fourth
lict!on together with the Editors preface
and the Commentator's introduction, beino
lall attached to the firf volume OF BIackRo,5
VIII in this edition, be divided INTO two mar,
1.-THE preface and introductions; and she fvc
tracts tftt mentioned in the fourth {ect;or
VIII be attached 10 the Grf partNand the othe
three tracts mentioned in the fame fec
ton, viii make the appendix to the iscon
part.
~ The notes dilperfed throughout tn
work viii amount TO fourteen or fifteen hun
dred. Thofe which refer to tbs conAirutio
and laws OF the Unifsd STATES are yery mime
Foas'
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By ST.. GEORGE TUCKER.
Printedfor WILLIAM You've Brace c,,d
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TIE PROPOSED EDITION wTLL coNrg,u
, An Introduction, or preface.

~'~| ~ 'cHED EDITION Will CONT3fM
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II Notes on fucb parts Of the Comr,en-
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'lon and laws Of the federal government. Or
OF the tate Of Virginia; lhewine in ,1},9t
initance principles Of the BrifIh conf
'itioAo the n'a-.ins Of that government. the
genera euitoms OF common law of Fnpland.
acts O the Brlsifh parliament, and particular
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or confirmed; altered and amended ;or Who'll.
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H. To each volume Of the comnsenta-
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WI be introduced note Of amorc comfortable
ienEth, Which cannot convenient, be infert-
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~. &c appendix 70 the fir volume will
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40 enquiry into fhe obligation and authori-
~ Of the romDlon law and farutss of Enc.
land, in the United States respectively; and
whether the fame be- the law of the federal
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ana ..li completsiy bound, before any payment is
rs earneltlv requeaed that lie oendenco
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DUANE

" r undcrtand that the learted and ,nde
'atigaole Duane has four flb-edisors. On Of
t91ie IS " James Reynolds; aaother, Mr..
h h Lloyd, Photographer; third, one
Pollard, Of whom we have board notbjng ,bsr
Te 'h"ie 70 repeat Thc fourth IS William
duane Junior, young man, At whom f,a
tath9r deiiTes t1e worldto hok. Inthis wbol,,
patch there IS not one Gngle American bpt
OGane himief, and be was borr in Can,d7
=. 4, IS now four weeks hncea letter was pub
IicckIy addrciicd to Dr. Rcvnolls +. one IF +,e
editors Of ihis paper As q pbTfcian, as =
gs .!, and as Peronai friend, lie was re-
CURED and expected to give an anf5er. IA
permits IN fie1cc. re does not arJ T. ~
''itabIe 70 la2Port Duane in The adcrtion Of
q icandaous faiiebood; an5 he does not rb,ae
@ @ttro"f Duana By giving an expic.t con
t;iTadlttion to MS calunoies. we defgje he
tory, md toe foe.cc from whcnc. f. 90 ~
much 70 care iar1hing for the ccr,f.r,. r
n - oKey'oidS. Hot VIC beg Ieay 20 al. .rr
D"tt" DO" a" ~sRe 10 Rand by Ana
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so DOLLARS REWARD!

? UN away from the Subscriber in this cry, in
~ May LAT, Aesro man, named
BAILOR.
"A Black complexion, about Twenty-six or Seven
Years cid, about Five Feet Seven or Figh5. Fo--
Inerly belonged 70 ,he ena,e of HoopkR ard oLEE,
has worked at the Blaekimiths trade Was pur
ehssed at Public Sale, Taft SpUng
Whoever fecures the fsid Negro, aud lcdZes him
MIA! in thi Cry, mall tase the above ward by
applying 70 Walliam Fuleh=e. tp
THOMns MOORE
ocfObcr 1910, 80.