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Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

D5H5. $50, Ooo
10 cover the allowance to 40 Agent at Paris, to
perform the Office of foliclting claims for Trftu-
ton under the Convention, has been, included IN
the general Ultimate fr the fcrvce Of The year 1904
The repairs put uPOs the corvette Berceau be-
tore her delivery TO the French Republic, are not
included 10 the above Ultimate they amoall to-
dolls. 32,859 81 cents
JAMES MADISON, Sec. Of STATE.
Thus you fec, my friend, three hundred ana If
~ fbogfaHd dollars to be paid the French, for
then Plcaroons, and other veifes, which our GAL
liant and vigilant crUizers have taken nefdes A
pretty Toa7d Jun 10 repairs for the Berc ~ BIZ.
where is the proviGon, you viii ak, for the Mill
ions of property practically taken by the French 3
no where that know Of Can It be poGibe that
Americana will che-rfully acquiefce il this "a
grant, ihameleis, njutIce ?" (CentineI
Tie Appointment Of ALBERT GALATIN
Liq. Secretary Ofthe Treafury, has Seen cont nm
ca by the Senate OF the United States, by majority
OF two
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

In this town, AMEs d. HoPKINs Efq Attorney at
Law, 10 Mifs MARY B oLrY.
AT Danvers, Capt. Benz AMIN Jacobs to MifI Sally
Sarah Fowler.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
DortIano.
~ 0NDAr, FEBRUARY i. 1902.

or Many atas q minor tozf3eratau aye Ri, 5,y ,4
70 gU' Place 70 ne ia,fsg atb4ss on he z5e4y Ee55B
44ssrezeaff aH BI9s uq74a ai,rt ~ II %. a.xt
Gazette
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
IrbnnnIr.

M HEREAS the Propyie,ors and owners Of the late
wv common ana undivided lands in the town of
Lebanon M the county Of York, have been Affected and
taxed 10 fundry lifts, and formerly committed for COL
lection BegamaH CBad5swa, Elq and DR.. 1Eo1I Carr
deceaied, and IYiam Rqgeyg, Eiq reGgned And The
Ba ~noe due on ad Taxes now committed to a2ys7s
R9geri Eiq 10 collect by vote Of faid proPretorsand
the following fums appear to be due and unpaid,
to Wit:
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
PpRr W PoRILhnp

PORT OF POkIL1ND
Sunday, Jan. 3I.-Arrived Ship Eliza. CAPTAIN
Prince, IS days from Cork.-Capt. c. Wai,, in the
81 Motor, had arrived at Dusi when Ca1t. p
ia.izG.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
FROMw5SHIVcr0 ,L s. VI,

&" inclole to you copy Of the moitEe from
the Prelldent OF the United States, rrabfmittiuc a
letter 70 hlm from tn Secretary of State, ana AM
Ultimate of the fun neceflry 10 be appropriated fr
carrying into effect the Convention betwesn the
Unted States and the French Rrpuo {, N purfu-
ance Ola reiolutionof the 9Th inf. lle rtLate II
as follows -
bfi07ate Of TIE epf5ceJ nscr6rT for carryi9g into e.
ira zoe C071eati0H 6etzveen ne United Et4.r: of
america and tbs French Republic of tgs 7o-b SEP
TENDER, 1901. D3Ui.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

For captures made prior to The date s7
the Treaty on which no final condem-
nation had then paGcd, aud Of which
the property was brought into the
Unted States,
For captures made fubfequent 10 the
date OF the Treaty,
For captures, where the property was
not brought into the United States,
nor any condemnation had,
For cafes OF capture not at prefent
<nowE, and for Poilible cxcefs ofthe
indemnities to b paid above the efti-
mate, fay
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01
Gate lloftce.

ME iubIcriher having been duly appointed Anisnee
Il % the Etat- and e1ttts of SIMECN Mayo ]
BankruPt-hereby calls All prrIons indebted % Or
VINO hold any ot che fad Bankrup,s properly to pav
delay. LE.1JEL ERYAJr.
P,r'issdl TIs. IS Soa.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

6srlaad, 5fga1 and bOlSeH at Ns1ygloacsRsr, ia
and far Jaid county, 81 The third Taeja1y of Oao-
bsr, Il. ID. 1901.
an the Petitiun of BENIAMN TUKEsBERY, aud
- THEoPHILUs THOMPSON, Of Falmouth
ELEAZER LAKE and LEvI KNIGHT, Of Frcrport,
10 lad county, feltng forth, That they are IN
te!eted III and are ieized as tenants in common
with Others 20 them. unknown, Of two hundred
anc eight acres of Land 10 the four hundred aud
nifty acre iquadron, Numbered fix, formerly in
NorthyarmOuth Gore, 10, called, but cow lying
Within the boulds Of the townlhip OF Freeport-the
iaio SeuJanin Owaing eighty four acres, faid The
oPhlus owning one hundred acres, faid Eleazer
owning httY acres, and the iId Levi owning forty
Tx acres the particular meets and bounds OF faid
tquadrOn OF Laud, are recorded in the new and
Iiit Proprietors book of records in KoTthvar-
mouth ; and that they are defrOus heldiGg and
enjoying their respective flares in feveralty and
that Partition thereof might be made, and their
aid flares ict off and divided from the remainder
OF taid iquadron of Land agreeabIy to the law ~
that cafe made and provided
ORDERED, That the petitioners caufe the feveral
pertons nterefed in laid elate, and living withia
the State, or the Attorney Of iuch as are abfenr
aud have Attorneys within the State, TO be duly
notified oftaid petition By ferving them perfonaIy
with copy thereof, leaving a cory AZ their
dwelling hOufe, or lat place Of abode, or by in
terting the fuofance of the fame three weeks frr-
ceihVely, n one Or more Of .he public rewipapers.
that they may have opportunity 70 max. Their ex-
cepti0n 10 this Court on the third Tuef1sy of Fe-
oruary next, TO their granting the FINE.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

Tea Trays. Walters, Bread Bafkets Settlers,
RazoEs, Pocket and Pen Knives Knives and Forks
Dadert DO. Chapel Needles. Ihinblts, Pins, Tea
pots Coffee Mills, States C4ndleftitks, Combs.
Cut and Wrought Nails
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

cogniac Brandy, Holland Gin, ST. Croi1 Rum,
Madeira Wine, Box and Caik Raifns, Almonds, Figs
Nutmegs Maze, Gloves, Cinnamon, Rice, Ginger,
Chocolate Indigo, Mulard, Al-pce Black Pepper,
Lump and Brown Sugar, Bohea, souchoug and Hyfon
Iea'.-GheaP for cam or approved credit.
yy,rJ y
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

1T aCOarf Of Common Pleas FIR tie county 9C Cum.
bsTlaad, begun and bOlds1 at Mezggbaceaer, ia
and far (aid county, onths third Tasjaay ef O6o-
br II y. 1901
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1802-02-01

and the iaId PrcPrietors voted and sGefed Tax Of
f5'yy s deas for the year 100 On each ProDretors
l9tlt ID lad town, and committed the fame 10 the Iad
Andrew Rogers, Eiq TO collect. And the whole q lad
IAN mentioned Iaxnow appears to be due aud unpaid.
And whereas All the above mentioned Taxes have
been Polted and Publhed by the f4id Andrew Roqsrs
Fig as the Law directs vet no 2erfon has anpeared 20
Ghrharge the lame. Therefore, buBHc z5siss If Bsbp
g'VH. That unes the above mentioned Tsxes anu n
ei venng charges thereon Pail Oh or before Mon
day tie I5tb day sf Mareb next 70 much of the dein.
qnent Projectors Lands, wilt be lufcient 70 dir-
the i'd aKe' ana intervening charges thereonb
will be fold Public Veadue TO the hebeh bidder on
the fad 5fb day Of 14aya5, at 10 of the clock an
the forenoon at the dwelling houle Of Capt Abraham
Pray lnnhoIder in faid Lebanon The Venduc viii
continue and be adjourned from day to day and from
time to time as occafon may require
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-10-09
TIE SUBscaIBsR oaz4.sS Foa
SAKE aysg
Tract of Land.

I'm which he resides, lying on both
NSsides of Modest creek, Containing a.
bout 1900 acres, of which 600 are ii cul-
tvatlon, arranged into i've. distinct fields,
all of which are well inclosed; there axe
about 900 acres of wood land, which is es
teemed the best I obacco lad IN the neigh
bourhood (of the same number of acres)
the land IS web timbcrcd and watered, the
buildings are valuable, being just hnishe6,
and built under the particular inspection
of The subscriber; they consist OF very
convenient and pleasant dwelling house
with three rooms below and three above
stairs, two brick chimnies and two porch
es, Creamery 50 feet by Is, and all other
out houses for the convenience of farni-
ly; its distance from Petersburg is SIS,
from Richmond Is miles.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-10-09
WILL ALSO SELL-4
Tract of Land

DyiEg IN TIE .cci,slzy OF Charlotte, ,eatain-
ing $50 acres, mostly wood land, & a large
proportion OF il prime Tobacco land--and
Is part of that valuable body Of land that
formerly belonged to Mathew Marable,
deceased, on Finniewood. A more parti-
cular description of those two tracts of
land is deemed unnecessary in an adver-
tisemcnt, as It's presumed such as are
DESTROYS OF purchasing would Wish to view
the land and Judge for themselves.-T'he
terms will be moderate for part cash,
the balance on credit, for young negroes.
or land on either Of the Harpeth rivers in
Tennessee
For further particulars application will
be made TO tie subscriber. (tD
LEWELLYN JONES.
Lunenburg county, August 10, 1902.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-10-09
NOTICE

$50. IN TIN El87TRR or
THOMAS HOOPER az HENRY TOfr R
BA-NKRUPTS.
He subscribers being dul, appointed
= Assignees Of the Estate a,d ts.o,a
81 honss Hooper and Heury Toler.
=. .FoosotS, under the firm OF Hooper 3
cier, Bankrupt AL persons i1drl,,,.,t
20 lhe said Bankrupts, or who hsye s,,y Sc
tneiF effects, are not 20 pay or deliver ~,
same 70 any other person or persons t5an
nc subscribers, or to such as shan h. g.
y aulhoriscd by tber.. - Np-
MARCUS ELCAN.
WILLIAM TEMPLE. 4ss{g79s
<dShn'o'.d, Oel. sn, 1902. Eel
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-10-09
RO: BROOKE,
Secretary to ne Commissioners
Richmond, Scptem-2
Der 8, 1909.

Vie subscriber has lately removed to
x the brick house opposite to Crouoh's
Tavern, and near to Ptosser& Moncurc's
Vcndue Store,
lie proposes to praC tise the Law In the
high court Of Chancery and District court
and III The county and city courts which
are held in this city.
HENRY BANKS.
Richmond, August IS, 1902. Trr1
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-10-09
THIRD NOTICE,
IN THE CASE or THoMAS FooP-
Err end HENRY T0LER,
pANKRLJPTS.
BANKRLJPTS.

yT7HEREAS "a ComrnissioR OF bank
wv ruptcy founded upon The act Of che
Congressofthe United States, passed on the
Eth day Of April, 1900, intituled g An act
"to establish an uniform system Of Bank
ruptcy throughout the United States
&c. has been awarded and issued sgains,
Thomas Hooper and Henry Toler, 1ner-
chants, under the firm OF Roojie1- 81 Yoier, of
the city of Richmond, and they having been
declared Baskrupts, are here,,y required
10 surrender themselves to the Commits
sioners IN the said commission named, or
a major part Of them, ON Friday the 10th,
aud on Saturday the 18th days Of Septen-
Der, and on Wednesday the both dav of
October next, at the Commissioners Of
fee in the old auditors near the falling
garden in the city ofRichnond, at 10 o.
clock in the forenoon Of each day, and
make a full discovery and disclosure Of
their estate and effects; when and where
the creditors are to come prepared to prove
their debts, and al The second sitting to
choose assignees, aud al the last sitiino.
the said Banllupts, are required TO finish
their examination /; ard. the creditors are
TO assent To or dissent from The allowance
Of their certificate. al persons indebted
TO the said Bankvupts are TO paw or deli
yer the same bat 20 whom the conrmissi-
oners shall appoint.
RO: BROOKE,
Secretary to me Copsuissioners.
Richmond, Scptem-2
Der 8, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-10-09
F4Mioa45ls Drelfe5.
M. sNdITn,

vi oNAI Us
HAsTuA-MAKXR FRoM LonDoM
Y EGS leave to inform the Ladies Of
~ Richmond, Manchester and their Vi
entities, that she has imported a number Of
the newest and most approved London
fashionable P,dT1ER,HS.--Also, Jew
L8CE CLO-fKS, ditto YELLS, Ladies
6fioES, SUc. ali ofavery superior quality,
which are now open for thsir inspection
at NJ, PaEPoE's, Milliner, in the Main
street.
N. II. DRESSES made at the shortest
notice in the first stile OF elegance.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-10-09


I'M the 2sth day Of April last, Mr..
~ Ss9n q. WfeGMqeS applied TO me
to give him deed OF trust GA some pro
perry, to Secure'ihe payment Of 2 debt due
by me to Mcssrs. Richard s. Hackicy s.
Co. of New York; which as agreed 10 by
me. The property WAS IpMed, viz. loco
acres of Military Land, 2po Acres in Flu
wanna County, and 1000 acres on Sandy
river. Mr.. Wigginton also applied to me
10 know If it would be agreeable for me
to add the Brick Luh,ber-house on the
bason of the canal. alluded to By Mr.. Ey7E-
ram llfoncnre, the Trusfee.-Thc reply
from me WAS that Z .@ouii not nor nercr
would, and gave him my reasons at that
time. This conyersatica passed u. the
presence of respectable testimony. The
three tracts OF Land was ire property Ynu.
tually agreed on betweeut r. seth b. Wig
earton and myself. Air. 1figelnton went
TO his room, and filed Up the blanks. It
being late at NIGHT, and in the hurry
OF business, I signed the deeds, with
out minutely examining them having
full confidence in NIr. Wiggin:on, that
he would not add any thing but what was
agreed on. Ny refusing TO admit the
deed &c record IS not on account Of there
being but two witnesses 10 sign, but that
the hmber-house was inserted contrary TO
my knowledge, in stead Of the 1000 acres
of Land.
BARTLETT STILL.
Richmond, Sept. 8, 1902.
SOME time last Spring, Nr. Seth B.
Wigginton applied 10 NIr. Bartlett Still,
IN my presence, 20 give him deed os
Trust, on his brick Lumber. house on the
bason Of the canal, which Mr.. Still posi-
lively refused, 10 consequence Of his not
having paid for, nor o5taired right to It.
further believe the deed OF Trust that
Nj. Still intended 20 give Mr.. Wigginton
was on three Tra6ss o. Land, md not the
Lumber-house.
EDMUND TAYLOR, Jun.
Richmond, Sept. 1851, 1909.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1802-10-09
TOILET,

persons arefotrwarned from tax
( a ing an assignment, or transfer OF
tue erlck lumber house, on the bason OF
the Canal, above Messrs. Pickett, Pollard s
Johnsson's, in the city of RichIaond, be-
longing TO Mr.. Barte;t Still as have
a Deed of T'riist ON tbe same, for the BE-
neiS OF Richard $. HackIey g. Co, 7aliicll.
the said Sui refuses 10 admit to record,
agreeable 20 law; there being but two
subscribing witnesses thereto no more
being ronvenientst the time of the sign.
i,g thereof
Al persons are reqrired % take due no.
tee hereof.
WILLIAM MoNCURE,
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06

About the public expenee. in confequesce
Of the appointment Of fprofeGou, no diverity Of
opinion can po1ibly exia. The Ia~ Of July i6.
1903, has made proyiGon for four of this def.
criprion, at Fifty dollars per month, and two ra-
tions per day each. Whether the total eypcnce
of the fyRem, hinted at in this memoir, will ex-
cced that already contemplated by law. depends
on the future employment Of the infpecton Of
artillery and forti6cation. II they continue to
be attached to the line of the army, and their
Offices be not vacated, the extra expencc will he
very fmall---otherwiie it will be iomewhat in.
created.
In Gne--the author Of this fyGem has en-
deavosed to adapt ir, as much as pofible, tothe
laws now in operation, relative TO military
ichool. Ifinfprdors OF artillery and forti6ca-
iion arc TO exit under new arrangement Of the
army. and thsir connection with il be not
abolifhcd, il will be found, that no material in-
novatioo is uggcaed--otherwife. perhaps, than
the appointment OF one or two additional pro-
feiyors. NUMA.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1802-02-06
COMMUNICATION.

THE opPo6tion paper, have charged Pre-
Gdent JrrrERsos with violation of the Con-
fi,stiou, 10 withholdine the commifiop Of Mr..
Greene, as Diari& Judge Of Rhode, Hand
The charge 10 founded upon the principle, ,hss
he was nominated by Pre6dent ADAMS, and the
nomination ratified BY the Senate. which conai-
tuted an appointment and. al,ho there vas an
error ia his conmif5on, in which bis Office vac
deicribed - that Of Cirsa inAesd Of DTria
Judge, for the correction Of which error hs
commiiion wn returned; YET. that the ifIuing
Of the commifion wn but miniaerial aet, >.
which followed Of courie from the sppointmest.
The fatts 90 this fatjed have not. 70 fat ~
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-25

The Conduit ofMr. Deputy Ccmmiaa-
ry Bef, has alto been muchto my fats
faction. Itgiyes me themof heartfelt Ia
tisaaetion to add, that NOT life has been loft
onthis location, and the accompanying
returned Of the wounded TO contain but
very few. The officers and mott OF
the men formerly wounded, are doing
well.
A minute examination ofthe fort, and
the knowledge hnce obtained, ensbles>me
TO add, that the attack made by Major
Strachan on the 18th infant, was by no
means more fpiri.ed than judicious for
determined rehfarce mutt long ere, that,
have been the fixed intention of the rebels !;
andia the mof permanent manner, a cir
cumfance, which from the information
received, The major had no reafon 10 ex-
pei.
The Potail or KiiIedar cf Tirnakul!,
has been hanged /; but the wonrn, chill
dren, and fuch of the wounded rebels, as
were collected after the aGaplt of yeaer-
day, have been permitted todepaff.
1t is my intention to dearoy the whole
of the fort, and I feel confident that this
example will efeaually reaore the tran
guilty of the Adoni province.
! have the honor to be,
Sir,
Your mott obedisnt fervant,
DUGALD CAMPBELL,
MIG.
Camp at Tirnakull.,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-25
SUMMARY OF POLITICS.
0f Anil ~.

1t will be feen by our Parliamentary
Reports that the Houfe cf Lords have ad-
,jourhed TO Monday the z6thinf and that
theCommons have adjourned til Wednef-
day, the III. Ofcourfe the Definitive
Treaty, though the ratification Sill pro-
badly arrive on Monday next, Will not be
difcuAed TIL after the 10Th. On what
day, and in what manner peace will be
proclaimed we know not; but, in the
mean time the heralds of folly and Of bafe
nefs, are loudly proclaiming The propriety
ola General IAnmMaticn. The papers,
under the more immediate influence Of the
Eninifry, have beenever free the lomlre
nights of the 2oth and goth ofMareh, fe-
dulouily employed in tanning the expiring
embers of enthafafm. They have sfett-
ed to believe, that the Examinations of
thofe nights were fremature, though ii is
well known that all the public Offices were
Illuminated, and that hundreds Of pounds
OF the public money were expended to
render the appearance Of appreciation as
general as potlble. The reluctance with
which tie people lighted their houles then,
however, has increafed the vigilance OF
thofe, who, for reafons toosobyious to men
ton, wiihed to feethsn, Lighted. There
is no art, no trick, howeverlow and ican
dalous, to which they have not had re-
courfe, forthepurpoie Q. providing againa
Observation-Disclosures disappointment.
The public has been daily told, that there
will be no general illumination till peace
is proclaimed; the people have been de
fred towait with patience for that event;
and the Mayor of London has been Undue
ed to illue an advertisement, in which,
from what authority may eahly be gueGec
he recommends, that there hall be only
one GENERAL ILLUMINATION. From
all this, who would no, imagine that the
people were on tiptoe for the approaching
tete? When the truth is, they want the
fpur rather than the bride and if the 60
yefnment Will promite, to protect the
houfekeepefs from the brutality Of tbs
fenieleis and houieleis mob, we willergagc
that London!hall be, On the nigh, of the
proclamation, as gloomy as the event which
that proclamation will announce.
The general feeling produced by the
treaty OF Amiens may be deicribsd by any
word better than that of joy. The mif
guided Fabble, who know nothing ofeither
peace or war but the mere name, may,
perhaps, be pleafeds bur their opinions
are 70 wavering, that they cannot be tru-
ly faid TO have any at all. The greedy
man Of money chuckles over the bags that
have been fwelled by the fudden lie in
the funds; but his pleafure is ever and a.
non damped by the reflection, that both
principal and interea may, ere long, be
matched from his grafp. A Gmilar fenti.
ment haunts the mind of tie manufacturer.
The mercaant anticipates large diminu.
|tion in bis points, and the flip owner fees
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-25
PETER PORCJPINE

Continues to rail Qgai4f he Pace qvlb as
mulb Vekemence as fgfr. HIS vSxati-
an tb4s 1fnds exp,sJFon IN The Jol2oqemg
y paper.
Frou Csb5e<t's WS<kJ Political Resjfey,
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1802-08-25
MADRAS, January, 1902.

The following letter TO Major General
Campbell, commanding the forces in the
ceded diaritas, is publiihed by authority OF
The Right Honorable the Governor in
Council.
The recorder, or, Lady's and gentleman's miscellany. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1801-1802, 1802-04-17

We have been forced to leave out fcreral
extracts of letters from ST.. Domingo, Two OF
which are iInpohures;; IS alfo feveraf hip4
wrecks, fires, and other imall articles, Thelc,
along with the cafe of Mt. Lille, printer OF
the Bolton Telegraph, &c. Sc 1lall appear
m our next. s.ss
There has been hard bout in Corgreis
about the 4nartum of public ialaries. THE
0nts with 20 bring them down; and TIE ms
with TO keep them up. Such is human nature
he britlih prints are venting the gall of en-
W at the frit Sonipf; for having accepted
rhe proficiency of the Ciialpinc Republic; and
;hey are predicting frefh fevoiurior in
Frarcc. With great naodetfy, they tell us5 at
;he fame time, that. the people ofMalta arc
going TO force George sbe eaird to aecept of
The fa;slGfaEy of that little rock Thus it
goes. The 3e.ioafats IKE a ft,msr, .aa2 TIC
.fls,1asr ears IKE atarjl".