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N @ T / C E.

A meeting Of the fubEcrlbers
to the Little River Road Company, IS
called at the houfe of Mr. M'Cabe in
Leefburg, on the fourth "Wednesday in
September next, being the z2d Of the
month, in purluance OF the fccond fef,ion
of the law, requiring that the commidlon-
ers or any four Of them, ihall as foon as
two. hundred flares are fabfcribed, call a
meeting of the faofcribers for the purPoie
Of ele6}ing by majority OF votes, Deli
vered in perfon or by proxy, ore Pres Pres
dent, four Directors, one Ireatnrer aF.d
fuch other officers, as they hall think ne
celIary for we'll ordering and condacnng
the affairs of the faid company. The
Commiflioners having obtained the nccel-
fairy number of lhares, avail themlslves OF
the earliea opportunity Of calling to8e-
Their the fubfcribers, in conformity to the
law; they recommend a petioaal att:n-
dance if practicable, as it may be neceIta-
ry to PATS fome bye laws and regulations a.!
for conducting the Com any's atHIIi Fs
where that is TOO inconyenient, It VIII DC
proper to appoint a proxy in wH!ing al
,teRed BY one witnefs at lealt.
VIM, HARTSHORNE, I
IOHN T. RICKETTS,, Com01i.h'
ISRAEL LACEY, onSfs'
BURR POWELL. )
Auguf IS. ia"4w
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Valuable Property tor Sale,

Valuable properly IOT Oale,
1t The little Fails Of Potomeek,
About three miles from George Town
and the City of Warrington, and ten
from Alexandria.
172 acres Of LAID, upon aohseh
are a asvelAmg hare and ylaadty other i'm
brovsms1ts, Jeperal foue,qaarrlts an9GN
fauAs, and t409 gafaut mill Jeats.
Too undJudsd third parts@9f T
acres re, ofLaaa, rpm 4ybicb are a meyrb4at
mill, qoitb three pair # Frsnt6 Jurr mill
fouSs and evey neesgay, tomflrte, Jor
maaafaaayngpo4r 10 The bT a@vantage,
ard Nth as l,ft4s MAMMAL za5or NitagIblf;
5rsq5e,y and dj4Hzexy, a granAxy, a
uIiysr's b0gie, a Jre7v<r' bog1f, foo3er's
nap, &c. and a. vacant millJeat.
Too and1Wded third bart5 OF
400 acres Of land, ady5mi4g tbe 7 acres
and IL acres abavementioned, a3oa70bic6
here are JSUoral f0ne quarfies and til
fan4s.
The furchajsr Of The abovs fro
perry, qvN haze. an qJfg0msnt Of q kels
fartbe otber a0diviasd fRrdfar, efE9I'eb
there qVll be 6 years 10 coane from the fT
day IF Sr3tember next.
The foae on the aJore lands IS
equal in goodus6to any, end .Jaferior.t0
m3a foundation fone on The rioer--vsC
eh, al any Jkrtben thai can 90 10 George
To4OH, can 60 up to the mil and foae
gHafres.
Ay beytos or peyJoa;, qvb0 mey mtljae
tobutebqJe, qViN et'toarfe S'ieev tbe3re-
mjSs, tbeftfarf it il sot tboagbt aeesgary
TO be more particular.
For terms dppy tt Gen. Uriab Forrsf,
1t Georgs-1o7vh, ort0
PHILIP r. FENDALL,
Alexandria.
Juar z9. - Iaz0
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Stationary.

Lead Inkfands w,ch glafs holders; Pocket do.
Morocco Pocket Books aE5fted; Playing Cards;
red aud black .Inkpo~ Ter; Wat:rs blythe pound
or or Letter Paper of different qualities: Pool
cap writing paper; Guilds ard States, lead and
fate Pencils; and general afioltment OF
Blank Books,
coaflhing of Ledgers, Journals, Day Bco!ss, IL
voices, Waite and Calf, Books, Cypheying and
Copy Books; Copper Plate Copy LINES large and
fmall hand ,.f..s-,
Bookblndlng,
OF every def.ripeion, executed with reatRcf$
AMI difpatch. Merchants account hooks rusei
aud bound TO any pattern at the ihorteft notice
'Aprit 10 it@..t = - 81. d
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Mifcellanies.

Epitome Of the Hiitory o. Europe from the
reign sof Charcmagne. to the beginning Of the
reign OF &c rye lid Svo. Beauties Of Nature De-
liaeatsd, CT Philofophcai and pious contempla-
tlens en- the Works Of Nature, and the seatons OF
the Year, ielecscd from Sturms Reflections; Lille
and Writings of the late Or. Benjamin Franklin,
Faphu's Farriery, Bottoms Of Morality, Sand
ford and Mor,oa, Contributions ct thr United
States with tha latetf arneadments, to which are
prefixed, the Declaration OF Independence and Il
Federal Contribution with the.anendments; Ju-
nius's Letters, complete in ole vol with eopl-
Gus index; Letters OF Fheni.tocles with an ap-
pendix, Containing Character Of DR.. Franklin,
aud Remarks on his Life, written by himielt !;
Yocai Medley, new Collection OF faihlopabe,
modern S5ass; American oongiter; psfloae
Mediy; W4ttss ginlS and Hymns; Methodiit
Hynas and fpirltu4i songs; Newton's OineY
Hymns; Common Prayer Books IN pam and
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ON this intere(Iing and highly ~inporar,
branch o! @ieiencc, icYerai valuable works hav.
within a few years, been peiented to The public
among which the above, as it is the mott reegn,
10 Is 1t pre- eminently uietui. Led by her iub;eqI
lato al inquiry concerning the nature of the stiiv.
powers, aud intellectual faculties of the hum.
mint, MRS. Hamiltonh S developed thole DOW,
and faculties with a peripituliy and abliv
whnh, while it arreiis the attention Of ihofc wb,
have nor iucceisiuliy ltuditd thcle iubiccts, pnsl
render a competent knowledge Of lhtm t%araijo'
to the mott ordinary capacity. The fupclfdal.
nefs and ~tIivoilty Of character eugenierrd by IL.
modera iyltem CT education, have been iong, AMI
uttiy3 d ~iaoject of complaint; but the part. /
cu!ar caules by which thefc fcriJus evils have
D ca prsduced, were hitherto bu, imperlce. y
knowu, or little attended to: To trace thslc evils
TO their iource, and t. point out the proper re,
medy, Is the ultimate object 70 which the mer.
toricus efforts OF this Author have been directed,
aad il thele efforts The has, it Is believed, ~lucced.
CT beyond the mott lanluiuc expectations. Suh
indeed, is the Importance OF the Inquiries NhiA
form the lubje& d this work, and 70 great til:
luccefs with which ih9fc Inquiries nave seen pur.
iued, that the happlcit coairqaences TO ioce;y |
may reaiouah'y be expected to rtlilt from tn:
prcienc publication. TO all it is iaterettiag in a
very high degree, but 70 mothers of families, aud
others engaged in The formation of the minds ,l
children and youth, it viii prove an a%cquiliion
truly invaluable.
The rapid faie of two imprelIiom Of this work
III EngianI, fuf1icicnly cviaces the high el!natl.
en- In which 1t is there he'd: An American edit
oA--cqnal To, and at lIt,lc more than half the
ptjce ii the Britilh edition*-i; now offered to
the patronage OF the American pu9lc; by whom
its merits viii, doubtleis. be JULY appreciated,
in Extyaa fiam the a6ove Work.
" from mott Of the writes On education IL
7" would appear, hat it is emily 70 people Ct rank
{ and fortune that education is a matter Of any
f." Importance. BY ipch alone can the lyGeA'
I" that arc generally propclcd, be adopted. To
g iuch, therefore, mutt we believe them to be
/" exc.alively addreiicd. 20 make fine ladies'
Z" and fni(hed gentlemen forms no part Of my
6 pi4a, which has for its obje4 the l~ubjettion Of
(" tne p~Aiiions, the direction of the affections, and
60 tbs cultivation OF the f cu'ties thai are common
" 70 the who!e huaan race"
4 IKE price Of the Bririih edition, is hlt1u
Il lliag', sterling, in boards.
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CONDITIONS.

/. TIE Work Phil be comtryfd in tu'
Du,detimo uoLaes, Of atopt $50 pays
each, q HaH BE- brmted in the b1e Maa4fr
an a fge Paper, and nfqv Tbe.
IL. The Pre- qyN be one Della, tere''
Ame in 6oards, 5qy45h on dcAvey.
x&x Il osy eoyEdtrabLr Number If Ca,
pies bring alrea1 JubAr'bd FIR, The 7@rs
AaN be putin PreG, and fag@sd 9V'a6'nF
Alay.
GT Su5/lrpnon, yrceivel BY the P"J-
kMer.
September /. 60
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Lands IN Kentucky.

10 DC j0IG W PA0He sac az inc
Iontixs CoGte- Roam, Ne7r lork, on The
I'd day gDscember 4ert, at IL 0'ehek,
x0on.
Eleven thou(and acres ofland
in one or more Iots; laying in tie Gun
ty Of Fayette, Rate Of Kentucky about
go miles iroo Lexington and Frankfort,
20 miles {outh eat OF the Ohio River and
adjacent / the public read between the
W Mama Rivers and @ievesaI riGag
fcttlements. Tie foil generally good,
well watercd and timber OF various deicrip-
tions.
Thefe lands within IS miles Of Main
Licking and Kentucky MYERS, both nayi.
gable two tosthiee handsed miles above the
extremity OF The lands.
A!h,
70 be fold at the fame time and place
as the above, aaofber TRACT gLAND
oil nine thouland acres, in one OF more lots,
in the county of Fayette, fate CT Ken
lucky, nearly the fame diRance fem Lex
ington, Frankfort and the Ohio Rivers,
as the foregoing tract, and lsys between
the former and Main Licking river, diff
tant from the latter only a few miles.
TIE foil is in general good, we'll va
tered and timber Of different kinds, and
as the former tract, in the neighborhood
of the fettled parts OF Kentucky, and OPP
polite a Ierfey fettlement. The grants
by Edmund Randolph, Efq. in 1857 and
I7SS, and the title deeds are clear and IN
difputable.
AS shele lands are to SC diipofed of for
behalf of creditors, they will be pch,ively
fold TO the hiehet} bidder, for approved
notes at two and three months.
Capt. Fowlefor Mr.. James Materfon
of Lexington; Mr.. George Brook, Clerk
of Woodfoyd county ; or major John Lee
near Frankfort will point out the laads.
For further informatien end an accurate
plan of the lands, apply I John & Charles
Wilkes Efqrs. or Lewis S.aond Efq. New
York, OF to Mr.. Brown, Durfries, Viz
GINA.
October I. 60
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r. [. HOOE. e Co.

Haze m hard, and J5rGak,
Claret Of hyperion quality il boxes Of 2
and Z ! dozen,
Porter and Brown Stout in caks,
Black Paint ground in oil in kegs Of IS
pounds each,
Marble Slabs for hearths, of ditferentfizes,
An alIortment of elegant Looking Glaaes.
Jappanned Ware,
Plated Table Furniture, confifing Of Tea
and Coffee Urns, Tea and Coffee Pots,
Goblets, &c.
A large afortment of Earthen Ware in.
crates,
Grenada Rum in hhds. Brown Sugar in
hhds. and bbls.
Fine Salt in Jacks,
An al1ortment Of Hardware, confRing of
Spades, Shovels, Hinges, Hand Saws,
&C., &c.
One hundred boxes Pipes.
July 81. cav
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I1uN Rent nv WaYeh0u<t

i, the town Of Alexandra, poGsfion maS'
be immediately lad. 1t is ftuate on nc
South tde Of King.freer between "a'D'
ington and St. Aapb-freets. nearly opfo-
fife Mr.. John Kincaid's fore, end h'' :
dry airy cellar under he whole, the great
err part Of which is hooud-there are '"oI
good floors above ground, a counting fo0lp|
with a FIRE place on the lower floor, asa
il every refpea we'll confruaed for I 'o''|
Merchant or a Grocer and will ecre eigp'|
teen hundred barrels; the ffand IS rot 81
ceedeI by any in Alexandra for t7id 0u-
hnefs. For farther particulars apply fo|
the fubfcribcr, or 10 bis abiance TO ff@9
G. MsrfeAe,, at the Venaae otore.
PHILIP MARSTELLEk.
September IA. 2s"0l
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Bath, or Warm spfings.

Bath, or Warm spfings.
Two we'll h1uated lots, On one of them
IS a fnall building large enough to accom-
modate one family.
The terms OF f4le viii be made known
oy- application TO either Of the fublcri-
beFs.
SAMUEL WASHINGTON, cnf<3ber eo4uty.
GEoRGE S. WASHINGTON, JefferJou, d..
WILLIAM A. WAsHINGroN, Ksfmer-
And, do.
GEORGE ". P. CusrIs, MINT Wg@Mg-
tan, Faiyfsa, do.
BUSHRoD WASHINGTON, W. V<yuou, d..
LAWRENCE LEWIS, Wooa Lqquu, do.
Augu& 80. Jaw
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ABEL IANNEY, deffs.

HbLb ANN l , USlS.J
The defendant, John Edwards
not having entered hls appearance and CIV
en- i%c>uTity according to the Al OF Aaem-
bly,, and the rules otthis Court, and il ap-
peaTing to the E;isfattion Of the court,
upon a4&idavit, that the faid John Edwards
is NOT an ~Inhabitant OF this DiGrid, en-
motion of faid complainant by his Ccnn-
eel, ii is ordered tha; the faid defendant
John Edwards do appear here on the hrtt
day Of November Court next, (which
Commences on the fourth Monday IN the
month"; and enter his appearance TO the
fat, and give fecurity for performing the
Decree OF the Court, aud that the other
defendants Benjamin Shrsve and Abe! Jan
neg do not pay away, convey or ieerete
the debts By them owing 20, or the efate
or effects in their hands, belonging to the
faid abient defendant, John Edwards, Tn
til the further order or decree ofthis Court,
and tha, a copy OF this order be forthwith
publilhed for two months flcceiively in
one of the public n~ewlpsp-fs pu5liihed IN
this County, and that sno,her copy be
pafed at the front door Of the courl houle
Ct the faid county.
a copy
TeG G.. DENEALE, elk.
SEPT. II. IaW2m
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MaCARA and FRIDGE

Haze jA4 ope4sl a Wao4FsALE STORE,
IN King frerf, o99sEfe sNowDRN's
P@RINTING OFFIcs, 7obsye bry bave a
large and general dIsyhment Of MER.
CHANDIZE, qybieb tby 5uiN hAlozv
FER Cg@ or a9pro0ed Hotss, 100 days;
-CoNsIsrlNa Of
Coarle and hae cloths, coat
ings, blankets. A4nnels, cordlroys, thic'lietts,
f%ultians, calimancoes, checks, Briti!h mullins Of
every description, fix hanikcrchiufs, ribbons.
pelong faiths, roallis. p~olcates, thread laees
and eisings, cottoas aad c~aintzcs, thawls,
fancy pocket h2ndkesthic(s, d~in;tiss, lriih l@ineas,
brown Hollands, toitonets, cott m hodery, ftwing
f.ks, table cloths; threads. White and %coioured,
hy the pound or package haas IL Cafes ailorted;
knives and forks, f~cil1lrs, &c. &c. &c.
They will receive a further fupply Of GOODS
BY the early FAD vglels.
To LET, the Houfe In King
Grees lately occupied by MFR. M'Culloch.---
Apply as a5ov>.
Sept. II. eo2rn.
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UAkI/lNG, GLIDING, and
T4RNXSHING.
RACHEL ATKINS,

(From Pmladelt hia)
M PR[NCE.SIREEI, betzueen Fairfax
and Wafey Streets, next aqoy 10 Gy.
eDA&'s in the bou/r LARRY occupied BY
Grove Wugdf;
RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of
Alexandria that fhe intends reilding here
for a few months, and will be happy in
executing any orders in the above branch,
es of butinefs. She .egilds and varniihes
old frames 20 as to make them appear like
new-and likewife yarniihes them with q
particular kind OF warmth that Will bear
wafhing.
She has on hand,
A large and elegant aAoItment of
Prints and Looking-Clalles
Of every defcripsion, which will be fold
on the iowe9 terms for cath.
Orders from a diftance will be punetu-
ally attended TO.
September Z. ro
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II O T / c s.

a Il. Perfoas are causipned again9 ~tf4fi.g
IA my Wife isYDiA oDI.A, who tas eio. Cd
from me, as am determined nnt 70 pay any
debts OF her contracting, afa,r his 1sate.
THOMAS ODEN.
Loudoun County, Sept. ~.
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A I A K NJ Z K,

Capable oftaking the manage
ment Ct a Farm, viii hear of an elisible
ftua,ion within two miles Of Alexandria.
Application to be made to the Printer
hereof.
Sept. Il. INV
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PRINTED pAILY By
S. SNO WDEM
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8p Gleabstb Damt.tou,

AutilpI OF the :" memoirs o. Modtrn pb;oc,
Pliers" &c.
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the hieheR praiie. II is the beft way 70
protect public morals, and to iscure ne
piety Of families. We have ever conilder-
ed the practice Of giving large Pecunlaary
damages, without much DETERMINATIONS, as
Infinitely pernicious. The principle we
now applaud renders every man the guar
dian Of his own honor, and reiponhble for
his negligence insdefending it.
The following is an abitract Of the an
fwer given by The court Of Prudia to the
note delivered by the Hanoyerian Mint
ter,
/" His Prufiian Majeay has at all times
conceiyeithat the principle laid down by
his Majelfy the Eletfor Of Brunfwiek-
I,unenburgh, was the chief BATS Of indem-
nihcations and publicly declared that the
.indemni6cations could not take place but
through the means Of iecularifations, con-
iequently, that The poGellions Of the Princes
and the hereditary branches could in no
manner be applied to fuch indemnities.
!" 1t, however, appears froaa the Trea-
ty of Luneville, and other conventions
not lefs iacred, as well as from the nature &
tendency of the fact itfelf that there do
exit other principles neceiiarily connected
with the afore!aid Treaty, and from which
his Majei9y cannot depart.
% Among the hereditary Houies OF
Germany, fuch alone have rightto be n
demnifed as have, by the ceiiion Of tne
left bank Of the Rhine experienceda real
lois ef territory and ofpopulation.
I" Moreover, agreeable to the. 9Th Ar
tiele of the treaty ofLuneyille, tie sHoufe
ofTufcany is tosbe Unidentified IN Italy !;
and by a preceding Convention, the
Houfe of Orange has right 10 sreceive It's
indemnisies and HEREDITARY privileges in
Holland.
/" The whole Of the Empire is interef-
f. d in this Object; its future tranquility
and It's exifenee depend on the fpeedy con-
clulion of the affair relative TO indefnnl-
ties it is, therefore, impoaible that the
bahneis lhould be further interrupted by
new claims and new demands.
His Majeay (the inHrument before
us aates} will not fee with indifference
that freih difficulties and new fubjeefs for
delay lhould be aarted, in order to pre-
vent him from being inlernniaed for his
individual and real lolles, &c.
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BOS TON, May s.

Arrived, hip Hero, capt. Cole, from
Martlnico. Sailed in co. brig Hops, Ian
der OF Salem, fer Curacao Little Sally,
for N. London. Left, Cordelia, Apple
ton, of Gloucefer capt. Baker, Juf ar
rived from. Bottom. Spoke lat. 81, 80,
long. s., nip John, Motley, s days from
Portland for the Maine, all well. In
lat. 40, long. 81, brig Traveller, Mot
ley, from Portland, for Guadaloupe, As
hours out. Flour was on she rife at Mar
tinico, is was fold for IL dollars, fiji s
dolls. So cents.
Same day, fch'r Iris, capt. Ives, IS
days from Martinico. April II, faw fix
line of battle ihips, and frigates feenng
Eaa, wind N. N. E. on paAing them,
ihewed French colours. Same day, fpoke
hip Superior from n. York, fore. Fran.
co.'s, III lat. rs, 40, long. 81, 70. Same
day, faw high deck feh'r with lumber on
deck, could not learn her name, tteered S.
S. w. fuppoied for c. Francois.
Same day, ich,r ane, onoW, from II
nidad. Left, Betiey, Little, for Wifcal-
fet in 10 days; Truxton, Merril, Ken
nehunk, in few days; ioop /,
Dickey, of Wifcatet, in ? days; fpoke,
April II, U. S. flip George Warrington,
from Gibraltar, for Philadelphia, 80 days
our. April IT, brig Jupiter, from n.
York, for Jamaica. Markets Gery null.
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Late from Europe.
LONDON, March "a.

Our linen manufactures, lays a correi-
pondent, have long laboured under great
Disadvantages onaccount of the high price
of fax, the chief material confirmed in that
exteniive branch of trade and, 70 far
from feeling any profpett Of their beng re-
lieyed from the calamiyies which has bro't
upon many OF them, wetareforry TO fate
70 our readers, thar letters received from
! the fax countries in Ruaia, which is the
great mart for this commodity, mention
thar the crop of it has failed in an unpre-
eedented degree throughout the Empire;
and from ST. Peserfbargh they write, that
) in fome difriefs it has failed totally. The
consequences of fach an event to our ma
nufaeturers, ESPECIALLY at a time when the
great inundatiops 10 Holland and the Me-
therlands mutt inevitably difappoint them
of the fnallfupply they ufed TO draw from
I thence in times offcarcity, are but too e
vidcnt, and an advance on their goods
seems to be the only remedy; for we ap-
prehend thele inconveniencies will not be
Immediately overcome and 1t is with
concern we mutt look forward TO the con-
tinuance of them, as the feed of the. Hax
dcfcribed by our friends mutt naturally
: be fcanty, andof indifferent quality, which
milientaiI on Us thefe difficulties for time
We ihall farther fate, for the conliderati-
on of our manufacturing friends that the
!, demands for fax to fend to the Meditel-
ranean, Spain, France, Portugal, Madel-
ia, sc. had greatly increafed at ST. Peteri-
burgh fince the peace.
Itsappears from an abfraf of the Re-
ceipts andIfiues of the Treaiury in Ireland,
for the year ending the 9Th OF January
1901, that the total amount OF the receipts
e,45S,S96l. lis. sd. ofwhich the per
manent revenue amounted TO z,l34,253l.
and the Stamp Duties to IS6,o44l. A
mong the charges Of IiIues, is for the civil
lit 16I,S73l. I6s. 9d.- Penllans I43,
765l. lis. 5d.-M;litary PurPofes, 8,
eo7,67A. lSs. Sd.
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BALTIMORE. May IL.

Arrived, lhip Triumph, captain King,
from Batavia, failed the I'd Of Jan.
Left there the following yelIels fhip
Neptune, Jeaerys,..of Philadelphia Cleo
pa,ra, Backbone, do Margaret, Darby,
Salem; Eliza, Stewart, do.
Thelihip Alexanler Hamilton, captain
Wife, failed from Batavia, before the Tri-
umph, for Mufsat.
The only vefel fpoke on the paGage
was the flip Moncyeif, from ST. D.S..a-