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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25
NORFOLK, Dec. 20.

Captain Abbott, arrived Yesterday from St.
Martins in Is days, informs that the town of
ST, Thomas was defroyed by fire on the night
Of the 25th ult.--Every houfe on the fats, from
the can to the wet end, were deflroycd, four
excepted. Several lives were LOFT in the con1a-
grafton, and property 10 an immenfe amount.
Captain Abbott further informs, that juf be-
fore he failed, news was received there of the
arrival of three fhips Of the line, 6 frigates, and
5000 troops, at the iflands of Martinique and
GaudalonPe, from France. Nor. Her.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25
WASHINGTON.

Mr.. Campbell, on Friday lat, laid the following re-
fouton On the table.
g RysLDfs, That pot road ought TO be eaabliih-
ed from Knoxville, in the State of TeuneGee, by the
mott direct and convenient that the nature of the
ground over which it is to pats will admit TO ,he f.t-
Elements OF the ioinbigby river in the Mihpp Ter
ritory; ard from thence ts Orleans And that
poft road ought ALTO to be eaablihed from
in Georgia, to the fzid fettlenent on the Tombgby
to interfed the former road at the moi convenient
point between Knoxville and the Tombigby."
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25
PENNSYLVANIA.

A bill supplementary to an aa at prefent in
force, is now before the Legislature of this COM
monwcalth, which provides that in future aliens
ihall have liberty to purchaie, hold and convey
real efate within this commonwealth. The bill
is to be the order of the day for tomorrow.
HMora.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

OF dollars Tor American property ,Akea Ly the rren
and condemn I'd in Spanih ports dariag the late war
rs wen as ve.l:is taken and condemned on the ,oaG
"i South America Tor trading within the boundary
limited by Spain.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

The Electors of Tenneiiee, the whole num-
Der five being prefent, have given an unanimous
vote for Thom,s Iefferfon rs PRECEDENT, and
George Clinton as Vice-Preident.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

The Electors of South-C srolipa, the whole
number often being preient, have given an una
nimous vote for Thomas Jeaerion as PRECEDENT,
and George Clinton as Vics-Prefdent.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

ne toHo1oins IS q eopyof tbe counter memorial
oftbe inhabitants Of Neqv-Or!ean5.
7c the Senate and Hone of Representatives, of
THE United States.
WE, the undersigned citizens of the United
States and inhabitants of New Orleans, beg
leave to approach with refpeG your honorable
body, and to exprefs our confidence IN your
wifdom and virtue, in relation to the govern
ment prefcribed for this territory. We win
only to fate, that it has excited no difcontent
among the undersigned, and we fhall remain as
heretofore, devoted to the intereft of the Ameri-
can union, and determined to fupport the laws
of our country. When it fhalI be confident
with the general good, to give to the territory
OF Orleans government founded in 1he renre-
tentative fyftem, we are perfnaded proviGon
to that effect will promptly be made BY Con-
grefs but whenever Louifiana, or this part
thereof, ihall, (confftent with the contribution
OF the United States) be admitted as a fate, we
humby pray, that fnch conditions may be an.
neXed to the admilion as will fecure to the I'M
derigned, (whofe native language is Enelifl,)
the ufe of their mother tongue in the Legislative
and judicial authorities. And we alto pray
iuch further conditions may be annexed, as will
fecure to all the citizens of the United States.
who ihall become inhabitants of fuch new tate.
the fame privileges and benefits as other citizens
offaid fate fhall polIefs.
Signed by about two hundred ant, Forty CT
tizens in four days, representing at leaf one
half OF the commercial interett of the place
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25
KENTUCKY LEGISLATURES.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,
Monday, No7'ember 10.

Monday, No7eniber 10.
Mr. f. Grundy, from the committee to whom
was referred the mefage of the governor, re-
ipe6ting the refolntons ofthe fate of Maiachu
fetts, made the following report, viz.
The committee to whom was referred the re-
ioutions of Maliachuietts. have taken the fame
under confederation, and have come to the fol-
lowing refout'on thereupon, to wit:
Rsjoi1.d, That it is with regret and m
eafinefs that the fate of Kentucky difcovers a
with on the part of the fate of MaiTachuie,ts,
to depart from thofe PRINCIPLES, on which the
people of the United States became one peo
pie. We cannot diicoyer that the prefent
mode of reprefentations either uniutt, or in.
furious in its operatiob; aniwe cherfh hope,
that that fprit Of conciliatiph which attuated
the trainers ofthe derahc1nfitution, and the
feveral fates in the adoption thereof ftill per-
vades the union. Andsaithough at firt view it
might appear that the Ezftern fta;es, owing to
our prctent political regulations, bear a greater
portion of our public burthens shan other flates
OF the union; yet, when we reflect that the
coniumer of all imported articles, is charged bv
the ie'ier with all taxes which NAV have been
impofed By government-we flal difcoyer that
thote ttates where 1avery is tolerated, bears at
leat an equal ihare of all taxes. ariling from i'm
potts: and if this were not the cafe, we with
Joy look forward to period, not far di(tant,
when the weftern merchant, aetuated by dig
nihed fpirit of enterprise, fhall vie with the
eattern merchant, and commerce fhall extend
her fails over our wenern waters. This event.
on which we calculate with certainty lin confe
quence of the late acquii.ion of Louiiana, and
the free navigation of the river MiJiHippi)
would equalifr taxation, were it now UNEQUAL.
We coniider IN harmonious union Of the
fates, as fnbieet Of the hrt Importance and
are of opinion, that this object is better fecured
under the pretent mode of representation, than
the one contemplated by the fate of Mailachu-
ietts. We have feen, we now feel the bene6ci-
al effects ariing from the prefent constitutional
mode, and are therefore unwilling to exchange
1t for that which may have been diGtated by diff |
RejoiveA alo, That the Senator's in Congrefs |
from this fate be, and they are hereby inftrud
ed, and the representatives of this Rate in Con- |
greis, are alto requefed to oppofe the alteration
in the federal conaitution propoftd by the fate
OF Mailachufetts; and the governor of this fate
is hereby requclted to tranfinit to each Senator
and Representative in Congrefs from this fate,
and alto to the Chief Magistrates of the differ
ent tates, this expreiIion of our opinion on the
lubject, and requef their concurrence in oppo- |
ling the contemplated meafure.
Which being read, was ordered to lie on the |
table.
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S. CAROLINA.


On the sth ult the Britilh frigate Mermaid, Can't
Holles, arrived at HAVANA, from Jamaica with dG.
patches to the Governor, relative to the condu6 Of
French privateers, towards Britih vefcs taken into
the ports of Cuba. Two days after Rrith govern.
ment brig arrived at HAVANA, in days from KING
iton-ihe had arrived at Kingaon in so DAYS from,
England--of courfe muh have brought as late, pro.
badly later accounts than ;hoe received at this por b
the llabea. This vefiel fent from Kngffon. i'm
Ineaiately on her arrival with dispatches from the
Admiral to the commander of the Mermaid. the con-
tents Of which kept fecret Invitations had been
given to all the principal officers at HAVANA. 70 at
tend ball, which was to have been given on board
the Mermaid, on the evening of the 5th ult but the
arrival OF this brig fruitrated the whoe-tbe conn
mander OF the frgate receiving thefe difpatches
weighed anchor and food out to Tea where fhe con-
timed lying off and on, till the whole Of the Brt;Ch
merchant fhps in the harbor eonly exceptedwhieh
mad not bzllait on board) joined himouie of thefe
veiiels partly loaded others had surcbaCod car
goes, but not taken them 90 board--fuch, however,
was the import Of theie dispatches, that they nued
ately eit the port and failed under convoy Of the fri
gate The brig returned 20 Jamaica. The gsntle-
man who communicates thefe particulars informs us
that ne converted with the officers Of the frirae vbo
informed him that fpeh the nature of the drna,eh
es, that prizes would undoubtedly be made of any
Spanih veiles they might iAll in with The bri did
not entath port Of HAVANA, bpt fent in her boat
The fnidlhP-nan, who the bearer Of the difpateh
IS to Captain HOLES, was Immediately lhut ND in a
tate-room by hmfelf, that no one nyht have an on.
Portunity to interrogSte him on the uhie9 Of their
contents CHARLTON Con,ie,.
II J: fad, Gays a,e London paper) tina, honili,ie,
were 70 near taking place 10 July laR, between Anie
r'ea and Spain, that Mr.. Pnckney, the American
MInIter at Madrid, made preparations to take leave
of the Spanih court, when the Prince Of peace rrs.
vailed on him to hay and avail, an anfver
to prcpoiifion TO the American government. which
was then dispatched by pseke, to Baltimore. The
eaufe Of tbs nenaeed rapture and which, indeed. !,
rot yet done away, was the demand, which Amer.
ca made the Flofdas, togeths. With fouls million,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25

TIE writer's in the french piper. trca, Def
fciaes as 4 hoi-headod ard capricious tyraat,
w,o IS univerf'lly fear1, and loved by none.
This may be true, hut the defcrlptionc fui,s en-
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-12-25
PAKIs, Sept. IL.

ValeDciernes, having applied to the Minifcr,
at War for leaveto PATS two months at the
Aix-la-Chapelle Baths, producing certificates
from feyeral medical gentlemen, that the ufe
OF the bath would be attended with the greateft
advantage to his health, the Minifter Yielded
to hi'requeft, on the condition of his leaving
written engagement, that he wouldreturn from
the waters to Vdlenciennes at the expiration of
two months.
On the lothMeiIidor June 2o) Sir J. Crauf-
furd fent to the Mnifer of War this engage.
ment, couched in the following terms:
Having obtained pernihion Of the Miniter
at War to repair to the baths of Aix-la-Cba-
pele, hereby bind myfclf on my word of no.
nor, to return TO Vdlenciennes within two
months, reckoning from the day of my depar-
ture.
(Signed)
The Chevalier CRAUsFuRp.
Sir J. Crauseurd, in pllce of Keeping his pa
role, wrote from Emblem the eth Auguit, to
infcrn the Miniaer at War that he felt great
Obligations to him for the leave Of ahfsnce for
two months which he had ob.aiaed, and that
, he hoped it would not be imagined he made an
improper ufe oft, by going 70 fee his wife,
who was in Rate of very i'll health. He added,
that though bis conduct in this inftance could
not be coniitiered ftriefly regular, he hoped il
would meet with indulgence.
In coniroueDce Of this conduit Of Sir 7.
( Crausford, the Minifter at War mas given or
ders for all the Engni prifopcrs who had OBJ
TIMED pcrmiiiion to take the ufe of The waters,
INN diately To return TO Verdun.
: He hac ALTO written 20 MI the gcncrals com.
mAnding military diviions, apprihnybern that
9'l the Erglilh who had obtained leave 10 re-
tde N other towns than Verdun, Aall be i'm
medately re-condutted 70 that place.
/
Tie writer's in the french p1pers treat Def
! f,iaes as "a hoj-head"d ard caDricicus tyraat,
w,,o IS univerf'lly feard, and loved by none.
This may be true, hut the defcrptionc fu,s en-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-09-20
hSADIER.
/ II 20 r TA N r.

Car last accounts from Europe, by the
way Of London, gave Us Information Of the
extreme probability of \ Continental War:
stleast ttlarthe Emperor OF Russiaana the
King Of Swedea, had snewn disposition
indisayory Of ain iglsenEion Of shortly COM.
mencing hostih,ies against france.
In confirmation of this news, we have re-
ceived the following i1nportaat particulars
OF movements in Russia, received from
capt. g5,ller. Of TIE ship Centurion, arrived
here last evening in ohoIt passage from
Gronstalt.
Ga tae 14.h If July, the day OF which
capt. Hitler sailed, she Rassian feet OF ese-
ven sail Of the Inc and four frlgates, were
~eadv fer sea--and he was informed that
day by an Offices Of one Of the ships Of the
line, whom he. Supposed TO be native ct
Eagiand, and whom s,s saw on shorrs ,hat
general orders had just been read II the
feet, that they were to sail win al possible
expedition, to join the British. From this
circumstance, together with that OF more
rigid discipline among the Russian troops,
there was bue little doubt of their being
speedily called invo service.
The Emperor of Russia, IN a peculiar
degree, vas personally attentive TO Arerll-
cals. II vas no uncommon tang for him
80 seek opportunities to speak to the COM
caindees of American vessels: and shat ae
paid the utmost attention TO Eir. Harris,
tbs Americas Consul Al thar place, VINO
vas highiy grasl6ed at The sigaal honor con-
ferred on MS nation.
Capt. Hitler is the bearer Of dispatches
from MIR. Harris to our government.
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BALTIMORE, Sep. II.

Arrived, brig Betsey, 27 days from
Kingston, (Jspa.) Left ,hsre Gath Aug.
slip Phesix, -, of Baltimore, which,
mad in a hurricane on the 18th, lost botn
her eneDoss and was driven ashore, bas re-
ceiycti no othgr daaaage Of consequence.
The schf. John, Bunker, sailed IL days bc.
fore INC Betssy. 'ihe hurricane Of chs
18Th u,r. had done much mischief or she
eastern coase of jamaica, but capt. G. ccald
uot ieasa any OF the particulars. Aug. i
was boarded by French privsteer, who
took all thsir cabin stores; sssae day seilia
with schg. Mary, Oliver, from, Jana;ca,
bouad 60 Wilmington, N. c. Tie Mar
on the 19sh, in iat. ls, lang 40, experience
Ell the same gale, which carried awav her
mases, boats, canlbooses, and enc man !;
in this condition they remained IL DAYS
when they were taken off BY capt, CHAT
field. Same eIav, spoke brig Juno. from
Newburyport, Bound 10 iiavanna. SANS
siay, scar. Harmony, Msdlin, bound 10
Philadelphia. Sept. 18Th, spokc brig Cls-
rissa. from Lucia (Jan. bound to Pnlls-
delphia. l4sh, discovered vessel, bot
tom up. hoisted out the beat and went a.
!oag-side, she proved to be the ecar. Patti
ent Sally, OF Salem.
Septemberi 10.
"A gentleman vho arrived yesterday from
N. Carolina, reports, that schr. bound
from Charleston to Baltimore, with 6oplpes
of brandy on board, was cast away on oeri-
cock Bar in the gale of the 9th inss.--a
passenger on board was lost, the remainder
of the people saved.
Arrived, Bremen barque Eolus, Hen.
erickson, 20 days from Varel. Lett there
Sd July, Boston brig taking IN tor baltl'
more. Sailed in company with ships We
ser, with passenger and the Oltbaum, toi
Baltimore. Spoke the Weaer 9Th July, OF
the l'exal, and the Cllbaum On the 18th, II
lat. AZ, long, lis
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Captain Lapointe has been grieyously
wounded by two shots; one III the shoulder,
s the other in the breast, lieutenant Moa-
ret, officer of the 18th of the line scomnlan-
ding the detachment OF infantry has been
slightly wounded.
In the course ofthe morning were;fourd
at pIslet and at Tere de Bias, pieces Of
the wreck of the two sunksn barges, the
RAIDER of large si,aIoP, tea oars, and &C.
ycral dead bodies.
A neutral schooner which anchored at
the Sain,ss the same day, reports thai She
was visited BY the En- : j trigate, Galas@a
which had ne other e,aasfkat!oa bat .
small boat, raaoncd wish enc ssannan aad
four cabin boys, AID that the caplaia Of the
frigase requested HIM e pick up these Of
his crew wilora he saighl easct with oft INC
Sainses. Il appears that two Of the ssst
barges have not been able TO set bacS TO
the trigste-
such.aru the outlines Of the facts CON
tained il TIE report Of the rs Thermidor
year IL (l7La AugusD
(Sigasd,} The hlefofhassalion, Com
NADER.
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akranoaa Daap aDsertfsgr.
THURSDAY. szsrxnsza 20,

Markets St. Thomas duh, except aour
visica vas Il dollars, and q o.c2Pecl of rs
being up to 1Ad dollars.
Markets er ST. pierres. Is dolls.
heefe, -four 8. horses So, oxen SC, SGsas 6,
and ;lolassss 70 forty sous.
Col9nel Burr.--~--A letter received al
Charleston, from Savannah, atates, that
M. Swat;wout had arrived at S1at pizee,
having left MI. Eurr az a,a;or Buffers
plantation, ;aear St. Sirsons- Mr. 3. was
hourly expe ctsd al -avxnnah.
We are sorry to learn, that she 1eIogy
Fever prevails TO considerable degree, in
the city Of New 0r.cans, lUo of the
crew of the Polly, arrived yesterday at the
Lazaretto, have fallen victims to il on the
passage, PHI pr
A few days sge, Quaker bcing bfoushs
before justice Of the peace at idelders-
aeld, on account OF some religious scruple,
rhe magistrate, with voice raised several
KEYS shove It's asusl :one, cried. :" We'll, /
understand taou art auaker." q an :"
Tepiied tfe friend, g and vh2t hzst .hou 70
say against that" The justice, with his
woHtcd sagAlstgj and focgs stjnS .he eSien-.
slye mesaing OF the ~ord ALL, observed,
6 have oaly'to say. that il ALL ;nea we're
auasers, isonapsrte m}gat come and
slaughter us as soon as he plassed. -
: Nay" answsred the man Of peace,
/" thou'rt mistaken, friend, for if ALL ulen.
were Quakers, then would Bon&parle be
one also, and if he were, era snfe he
would kill 40 man -
len. Pa9.I
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From the (Ralt.) AMERICAN.

Ga Saturday last waa c@ma;tted ia JAZZ,
by Mr. Duncan, on respectable testimony,
Peter Dashiell, aged / 3 years, sor the 4rp-
posed murder OF Benjamin Bro.a, eyed
Il years. by stabbing hin IL the groin,
Which occasioned bis DEAN hsif AZ ho1r 81
ter the &ct was perpe1rated.
We have been favored with Minutes OF
the examination, ef Which the following Is
copy.
The prisoner being Intercepted declar-
-d his innocence, aud that he never had y
quarrel with the deceased; that he was IN
in Nfr. HcSists yard when ha ieard the
decreased cry cut; he then ran ard inform
ed Mr. HEWITT that Ben wa arabbed, and
went up stairs and endeasoured to pre-
yeara boy thas wasj there. Go}og 70 sss
toe boy, ashe said the people n:ght suspect
hin az guilty ofthe crime.
PHILIP <SrozD,l e.eQMiileG.
lie worked With MIR. Hewitt, along with
the deceased, and the p-isonar was no rela.
tlou Of tie deceased. The prisoner caua
running into the shop Immediately after the
coy was stabbed, confused aud crying, and
told hira Ben was stabbed; and be seized
HIM BY the arm, and he struggled and go,
away fron4 Kim. On being Intercepted,
ne sid that the prisoner a.ld the deceased
had quarrel and were to have had y
tight.
Eli levitt.
The prisoner ran into him and informed
him that Zen was stabbed. While he was
telling gl1a the deceased came to The door
and fen, and Peter ran up stairs. Mr.. Il.
took the boy IN his arms, Who was insensl-
bic, and shoe, him asking HIM who injured
bin, bur he could not articulate- He then
sent for saedicsl aid, &c.
Conrad Reinickey.
Being az bis stable door about thirty
wards from where the boy was stabbed ,
the heard a scream and san boy rnn dowo
the alley and the wounded BOY pointing al
ter him. The boy turned the corner and
he lost sight Of him. Saw AIr. Hewitt
negro woman run after the boy, bus could
not see any boy when she came to the cor
ner. No boy in the alley but the wounded
bow and the boy that ran from him, nor no
boy IN sight of aim in any direction.
The same testimony WAS, given by boy
Of Mr.. Reiaicker.
The prisoner wished Henry Roberts tc
be called, who could give no kind of cyl,
dence, except hearsays
TIE magistrate ordered the prisoner &c
be brought TO we've the dead body was "
IMP, ia custody sf Messrs. Armstrong ant
Griffin. On their return they depos
| ed:
That they took the prisoner 70 Wager
/ Alley, whsre the deceased lay--ssyera
\
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;;,persons were present. They cosld hardy
persuade the bow 10 touch The BODY he
trembled exceedingly. Seyera, fersor.
touched the BODY, and he chen drew his
haad sligallv oQes the body, and on his
'touchirs the wound wuh his 6nerr II
A;e;5,i, 80 S,,' s"'
Went to aee m. b9.;y-s..ss -, J, r.;oonar
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Public f,o!Scs.
Sept, 30,

TIE Street l:oan,Ela ~ca!. save :. two i, FIR.
-ns tio.ss -,,y4st!ed, ehss nc az snqoisea tz4s
all p-f.oas, holding properly % arc>t. HAT wers
psve@, ih}4!t pave ID. taof ~ay oppols- lbcis
ioa; Tbs C2clmii'aacys aoN give puriie afite,
taat 1Taaoi.i. adj b. rev..yed BY ,hcm On IL.
Day shr 5oth % 'i'is a...lAsnt rom aay PsFfad
ptrfons defsol, 20 ct..rat.atGg 20 ipeh Pagen"t
ny tie Igas1e yaa. aad da1s aia:t7'.is. 1:
proyofals TO BE- haa-d Il. C. led to an. the c,
s,att vii .: give, 20 she lcr.-P oit,.,
SCI. 90. 80
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nFw.YoRK, September II.

In Tohn Aanwaring, OF the brig
I'pp'a. wao arrived at Boston on Sun
s'aa4 might from Bordeaux, info RI that
d'g s. usage ao to the island of St. Thomas
% ~ ~. captured and sent into Tortola by
b wa i schooner Colpoys, on the 17sh
+ p a a 1904, for adjudication and de-
3 l.. y there three moths ana fsn DAYS.
t, . o,rg, amounting 70 thirty one thous-
nj .al,ors was condemned, and TIL: YES
90 SIIberated BY paying all expenses. Her
g - belonged to th2 house OF N'Gali and
tafS e philadelphia. At the same time
70 s : Samusl.cap,ain Evans of philadei-
u y, vas captured and sent 70 Iortoia.
P g. s'ya,nina.ion By her papers il appeared
~ =. III ~ captain hadreceived q letter from
, sss.,;a;co. with BOX marked s Toyeaa,
~ ~ narticular orders 30 deliver II linme-
W. VII on his arrival. On critical exanl-
u':o oo ,he box was fouaa % bs letters from
p - aoyeraor of Martinicc, with dispatches
e. French government, stating silsst tae
y,.aa was so closely bloesaded b. shs En-
H.. thai no vessel coanl scarcely get a
eSS,nb The letters were. dispatched 70
Ant and directed TO Iudge Byram.
O-ds3s were sent back to detain her for
trial. Tbs vessel and cargo were condemn
Il amounting toforty Thousand dollars.
CAPTAIN M. was iaformsd1at Turks ssl-
and by the SCHOONER Polly, captain E. I L
ION. that twenty thousand m7n marched
from Cape Francois, on the 1st. q August
as enforcement against the city Of ST.
Domingo.
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& a.f:t sais.

pm BG sd IL ms,fg7v's Sa!<s
Eight hogileads Of good SUGAR,
on crsl,!, q ,fx:g dJs, e: spea,ea re. ,fi@3Ie
lates.
Phl!t9 G. liza, j2st!sr.
Sept. 70.