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THE SUBSCRIBERS

THE SUBSCRIBERS
IAvE connected tber.ives in trade, and 1ViK azae'
L L 5yfngi Hnser .bt. firm Of
ST.. JOHN e GWATHMEY.
T1.y c..rty sbe bOs Sei07o Adt1rs Masmmdo q Fija-
GsseEe4 zpi,6 WEST INDIA GOODS, and zvm al
ay.g gree re 5g6F prieri CAT, far Ceratry PrsS4e..
JOHN ST. JOHN,
ROBERT GIY4dTHN1Er.
TurY HAVE NOW ON HAND:
20 Hegsbeads MrscoFADo SUcAR,
z Bales INDIA CoTToNs. aEayteG
Ms-.-ber IL. sSI.
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FALL GOODS.
FALL GOODS.

SOLIN MACPAE has received by the Ian arri-
~ vals from Europe a very extenfve aIcrtment of
GOODS, which will be fold moderate terms for
-alh or produce, or on time opunGtual men.
Mancheiler, Nov. S. ct
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Yesterdays ~ ii Ars.,..e.

tr7H tie y. Ts~< po.ta -4a1r'!Iy, yrli -.
" Through n, ooIi-rncis OF or COM. yrcil
friends, who Wi! ri>at. acrvp, our gra:> .ul 49,
acknowledgements, sc harD rsc-iYid G.es o. = iis
papers 10 lac as The litt u,t. mciuG,c.-1'L, II
contents ar eNtrcucy inter, t;rg. TIE trial of
Noreau, GtopsCS, AID the otS>r coHtD:ratCrs
commenced b,!cr, The cru,t ~ ~. -:,ir 4 iu6ice,
on the "Sth OF MAY, and after ,Hit' tn nttir.
came 70 i ciOil on tac mCrdiag a. .he itth e
june. we are harry 70 he able 20 !sy beil-
our readers the ltiG.t OF thet. MOE Imperfect
Judiciary proceedings. &c THIS day, ;ue a,it
Pralrial," hys the Journal de Coirucrce cf
lane 18th. . It th.ye o'c:Jck in the inorail-.-,
iEd afrer twenty hours % debcratiua, ths cut.t
~ criminal iuiticr rs condemned to the pr
7i'hm,nt of death Georges CaCoa1el, Bouy-t
dc lIo*;cr, k"iii!on, itochel'c, LOUIS Ia,
co'ps, Lrnis Picot, Laioiais, h!'che Rase.y
Saitcr-Ss.-Nictor, De,.Ile, Armand C.i.,5rG;
dnda, H;erj"e, Armand PJGerau, Ghal,es
,dtIoz!tr, Ielau It R;yi,r,c.
9 The following accented p-rtcns, Vtcr6k
WoHsAu, juice IoGgn2c, Laridar, Roland. 6
Mare it'ay, declared guilty, have been con-
demnSd 10 two years impricr ;l,o t.--'t'i,.'fs
"'!o'> na1!cs follow have been acquitted Cou-
'ch:ry, I45he David, Heyvc, Kut.p-Lg-g r:l.'au
DIRE Lenobie, Noel Decorps, raty, E3au,
.rocn- the father, l.Dche the i,n, Demand a.6
>
Caron, Calais and VIE, M,nrier and VIE,
Iheie, with The exception Of V>rd,i, Demand &
"iie, lju3uiion and wife have btep liberated,
who, FOR contraHeut.c2 Of The lazy haze been re-
mitted to the houta OF correction.
" The ArEEs of NJ y sch confirms. a letter
.ot MoREAu, adlrehed T. IT, lc-deyau:l f;t
coniu, written OIL the i7tn Ventuit, atuu1 d
month atter his in.Pr;icnmert, n which he e,.-
plains RS relations with thy unfortunate Picfe-
CRU, which, * fays. however iarruG.Ht, wcre
far from being criminal. iec9r cludos BY f p,
ing, E" expect your decifcn On nv rate : III
the cain oSinnocerce, hut not without al ?p-
prehenilon oflteirg thoiceceni' tli;mph :, 10
are always attra<1cd by celcjii5y.''
When the Logan lai'eG from .tGant7, 2 ie4
port was in circulation, thu, hlo:eail MAS plr-
doned: this however, conflicting Tx i,ntEuce
OF the criminal tribunal, appears verv j.. 1:o-
babe. the coronation of Bonapar.e, weica
was TO take place on tine I4,h of dis u<.arh.
was the iu6iect o. converisier. Inc r,re.
mony was to be performed w.th prot;gicrs
pomp.
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= was found 70 be 80 feet; at New Orleans $50
miles above the mouth it is about l2 feet ; and
AZ the mouth of the river, fcarcey any percepti-
BILE change is obiervsd, excepting by eronger
curren, charged with earthly matter rolling into
the ocean during the feafon of the inundation
at which time, all the lakes and communications
with the Tea are repleniihed with the waters of
the inundation, and the ocean ittelf is often re-
PEELED to f1ch degree, thai freih water has been
drawn up out of fight of land. This great
difference in the perpendicular rife of the waters
of the ;nundaton is to be accounted for from the
prodigious number of natural canals ifuing
from the MiliiIippi, and thote immenfe fleets
. OF water, often unhounded by Enge horizon,
flowing over the banks never to return, and mum
dating vat tracts of country which owe their
exiGeuce to the creative power of this grand ri
yer, s. which finally difcharge themltlves into the
Mexican GrlPh byaninfinite number Of mouths,
many Of which are, in apparent magnitude, equal
TO the NIiiTi6ippi itfelf; the ipace embraced by
the Delta of this river on the fta coat being,
from information, not leis than so deg. OF lon
gitude.
TABLE oftbs mem attitude cf!he qvatert cft6e
jdif!,Tpbi at Matches, .jf'0m ME loevsR e65 to
Tire bigbsP elevation.
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III cIearIY dcmOnitraty.

SO that the interef Of 9,are Of 100 dol'arq
would come 70 about 8 1920 IS; that is, to lit
tie more thar dollars 5 cents. Bus 20 a bank
maybe tu7poisd to idue It's paper TO three times
the amount of its capital, the intereH ON this
ihareis twcilcd out 30 the finn Of g dollars &
Is cents. From this FUN let ~! the eIDences Of
supporting the bail; z the amount of biddcbts.
betskcn, with all the other necc1ary deduct
ons, and the remainder will exprrfs The diyi-
dend on the ih1re, or the profit of the Stock
holders.
Having thGs attempted 70 explain what are
the principal advantages which bank can
render TO foCiety aud is own members, I Giali
fUthe prsfent conclude this difrufiion. An
Examination Of The principal objections, which
may be offered againa bahk, will be ref.ryed
for future eliay.
II is a maxim in poiifirqf etseouy that he
qYqnfifg If moncy qVbi1b esidJ in org ronosry, II
N the i1zerJf ratio Of she ,npdiiy cjif5 ercui4h-
en-.
+ Wr0ilb ef Mc,iOu5 tJ I. +. 4s7, L9ason
EdifioN.
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LIQUID PLlCEtNr.

y ICES improved filming liqHid bl.c,;ng Tor
i boots and ihoes andal leather that re uuircs
to be kept 5lacl, is unrehll'y allowed The b r.
ever offered 70 The public, it never currodca mr.
cracks the leather, but renders it foft. froon <
beautiful 10 the lan, and never r,ils. Black mo.
rocco that has ,G its G,enpth is rcGoisd -
qua 70 new BY the nc Of ;hsb'7clirg.
TO prevent cCutte rs, the dnc1lgns orcv-.
~ bottle will be hgucd J. Tee in writing, with
out which they are not genuine.
81 Sold in Riei0o0d az Edzyard FgAq0,'t
Cr0ccyg Store. July "a. gst
u BJLL5 or LdDINCG, SHERIFfs BL>iwKs.
PLfNG BohrDS, to tyc.
FI}R SALB Al 1fus OFFICE
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NoRTHUMBE2LAND coUNTYcoURT
BALL
yE = heirs & representatives. cSa@ @
y y virtue Of Decree of the Court inflis f,it.
- Will BE SOLD, On The IL of Oaobef
next, If fair, il not, The rc:,t fai- Hay, at t,S
late dwelling houf- If Mrs. Elizabeth let, dec.
TO the higheR bidder, fa- ready money. tEe
three following TRACTS or PARCELS cf
LAND, Tor to much .hrTeCf az NAV lie "a r ci4
ent to raiie the fun of two thouf4nd do,La,s
viii in.eret and COTS Of fnt} ITO t. Z tract de-
vted to Capt. William Bal by his fsther, co74
tanning by,eit.mation go acres, Be the f,ne
more or lei3; out OF this tract will bC EXCEPT. 4
an Old Mil, with the and thereto adjacent and
appertainng. The tract on which lie sid r,,{
reiided at tbs time Of her death, combining .,
acres, more or lcts. and ore other traa for
merIy part OF the efGte of Max'u ITayn.e, dec.
Containing % acres, more or lsis.
Iheie tracts lie contiguous 20 each other, aE,.
have been uled as one farm; they are gtue.c
near the POtowmac, abou. two miles below
The contribute on the main road LEADING &c
tairfelds Church, and about the fame diGancs
from Coan Warchoules.
The quality Of this land is net i5G-r,9- 20
any in its neiEhbourhood, AID nearly ,v.o-thir.is
OF It is well tl'nbered. It's ituation Affords an
abundance Of excellent sih, oy4ers, &c. The
dwelling aud oUt horlea are fU;tab, for the ac.
commoIsi'op Off Gnall family. rIr. Samuel
Harding, lvi"g near the prcm;fcs, viii hcyt
them 70 ary pefon wifbug to purclaf..
THOMAS II. DOWNING 9
EiCHARp EDWARDS,
IiiEROME I. OFIE,
PETER C.RiCE.
Ja,y IS. ep-5w
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- NOTICE rs pngsg1. cTgRw

HAT a Petition viii be prefentel to tx
General Ai's'nh'y, d their rex; Sefion, fer ,fs
l!e OF the He1e IN s.. Mwys Pariin i'll Caroline &
the nveititure Of ts intere Of the Money, herelr
Faiiea''n tie P'eirnt Incumbent, 70 long as he may
Continue to acs as luch in the faid parilh.
C%RoLINz, Augla III, 1904. t,vsr.1
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Will SOLD, AT rHg OFFICE OF 7Hx svRscex
BEKs, To-MoREow, THE q AUGUST, Tx
FOLLOWING GOODS, WITHOUT REsrRvE,
FOR CASH:
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Common D,iiies, Plates Pitchers, Sugar T,;G,a2
Bowls and Tumblers, Glales and MUGS.
RENDERS, Pokers, oae Blower Andirors, Taug&
ard Shovel 2 Fine Druhes . Shuttle
PRoSSER Il MoNCURE, y ".
Au5ui 1T, 1904.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-05-14
I.sbltc sds.
WATER LOTS FoR SALE.

On Satarday tie 18th INFANT,
will be offered at public fale npoa the premifes
sundry 10 ES OF GROUND, commencing at
the corner of Waser AID jeffs,fons Streets, a1d
running through Uoiop lfrset into the Potomac.
Upon the cornes Of Water aud Jef.rion Greet
is erected NEAT and convenient frame honie
adapted TO The Accommodation Of fnall family
Recommending an extenise view Of tue riYer,)
with well calculated garden, and necedAry out
buildings; 70 which Is as,ach'd loe Of IS feet
front upon water free, and running with JET
fc5fon areet, into the Potomac. A Glnal ground
rent Is chargeable upon the property which may
BE- pufchafed upon realonable terms.
The unimpsoyed lots will be divided int iuch>
proportions as may belt fuit the views OF those
inclined to purchafe, The terms OF faie will be
one fourth cath aud the remainacr in EQUAL p'o-
poriiops, az FIX, nine, AID twelve months, infi
cienr fecurity will be required for the latter
payments
P. G. Marlfeller,
n i
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THE fubtcriber has few FISH and FLOUR
BARRELS, ard a few new RUM PUNCHE
ON5 for iaic on reaoaable terms at bis coopel's
ihoP, aeaE Colonel Hooe's wharf. He has allo,
10 Let or Sell,
A CC0PER's SHOP. with double chin
aey, fronting Union, between Duke ard Wolfe
Rreets, with iot - feet by 70, enciofcd, near
RE Lower Ferry --an excellent ftand for retail
Chop.
Charles Jamielon.
ATril 80. 60
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RICHARD VEITCH and Co,

HAZE JUST REcEIYED
fiom Londoa, and for fa:e at their warehouie,
$50 pieces well cholen printed Ca
icoes, Chintzes, Cam5rics, &c.
800 pieces white, coloured and fan
cy Caiubrlc, and other Mnlias.
Muffin Shawls, black Cola, Dlml-
ties, Jeans, fancy Wsifco4ting, Cotton Hole.
Cotton and SILK Gloves, fine 4twiG, Check,
fsEipsd Cottons, sc.
ea- The above Goods are entitled to Draw
back on expectation.
May II.
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May 10.
st. AndrezU's Society.

The members of the St. Andrews
Society are reqaeaed to attend a aa'ed guar
terly meeting, to be held at Gadfby's Tavern on
On Tuesday the 18th Iust. at O'Clock T. M
BY order Of the PrcGdcnt
JAMES TOWERS, Sec.
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B r a N D Y.

Ten pipes 18th proof BRANDY, and twelve
hosheads excellent retailing Molaaes, received
from Norfolk. for lale 81 mode,ate terms.
Jro. 6 Thos. Vowel.
May 10.
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One Cent Reward.

RAN AWAY from the brig PJily, Solomon
Dennilon, matter, lying at Dunlap and Irwin<s
wharf, al apprentice lad named HUGH T.
HARDING, about 7 years OF age. TIE above
reward will be paid, without any cba.gcs or
tharks, on delivery Of laid apprentice 60 captain
Dennllon, or TO
Janney and Patton.
May 10. dSt
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MARTZNsBURG, July 8.

Capt. Masters arrived at Salem from
the Mediterranean, informs that the
French Touion feet was really
out, and had been seen BY the British
feet under Lord Nielsen. who had not
been able tobling them to action, and tho
French consisted Of eigh. sail oithe line,
and the British only seven and that
the French possessed the determination
Of their Feet 20 meet the British, after
they had evaded Them long enough to
get their men under good discipline
We think, however, the British force in
the Mediterranean is stronger than here
stated. - 4 : = -e:"ssS II p
Capt. Masters was informed BY the
lieutenant of a British ship, by whom
he was boarded, that the greater part Of
the men belonging to the Philadelphia
trigate, had made representation to
Admiral Nelson, from Tripoli, that they
were really British subjects, and solicit
ed to be received on board his feet a.
such, in order to be released from their
present bondage: and that it was expect
ed the Admiral would attend to their
request. - %-sse-5 a.. .,.s.@I o..
Capt. Masters spoke a Danish vessel,
direct from Tripoli, the master of which
informed him, that added to the impress
sion whiehth destruction Of the Phila-
delPhia frigate had made upon the Tri-
politans, they were now greatly alarmed
by report that prevailed among them,
that, besides the frigates, Commodore
Preble had ! r gun boats under his COM
mand, cruising against them. Such a
report must serve to restrain the barba-
rians in port, and of course increase the
security OF our commerce. ~~5'
From the prompt and vigorous mea-
sures which Commodore Preble has
hitherto adopted in the Mediterranean.
and from the preparations he is said to
have been making for hostile measures,
we may expectto hear ofsome bold stroke
being struck against Tripoli ; and pro-
badly, by eo-operation with the bro
ther of the reigning Bey, who Is In arms
TO support his claims to the government,
the power of the present enemy of the
United States may be overturned. j.
\. = fSaLem Gag. !.
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lightning, caused similar application
to be made, which succeeded beyond
my most sanguine expectations. A buck.
ct Of water was thrown upon him il
was repeated he soon exhibited signs
of life and began to gasp. AT this mo-
nnent the Doctor arrived and opened d
vein in his arm. The application ofcold
water was still continued, and not less
than six buckets we're poured upon him.
Symptoms of returning life increased.
In about half an hour he spoke and in
an hour walked, with assistance, into the
houses. Complaining of extreme chill
ness, Ne was wrapped IN aanneL and
laid ion bed. From the moment of his
resuscitation he was exercised with vio-
lent pains in his breast, back and limbs,
and particularly in his joints. These
pains continued without intermission,
during the day and following night. But
being again bled, and taking cooling
physic, the pains on Tuesday morning,
began to abate, and have since coutinu-
ed gradually to decrease. He 10 now in
. state of convalescence, though extremeE
" feeble and not entirely free from pain.
The hair on the back part Of his head was
considerably singed, his skin IN several
places burnt, the shoe on his left foot
rent in pieces but his, clothes received
no injury. IT,. e - 81 ~. -, y
From the facts above stated, it APP
pears, that the e6pious application of cold
water was the means, ia the hand Of Di.
vine Providence, of rescuing Mr.. John
son from = premature grave, restoring
to bis family their head and support, and
10 society useful member" ~ +.
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CHARLESTON, June Is.

= Capt. Torrey, Of the pilot boat sch'r
Virginia, arrived here last night, from
Savannah. In his passage from this
port to ST. Jago de Cuba, he was board
ed off the West Caicos, by French
privateer, (namc unknown, the captain
refusing to give either his or thar Of his
vessel -who brought him to anchor,
broke open the Matches, hoisted out the
cargo, and otherwise ransaeked the YES.
sci, sent for his papers, and broke open
all his letters the Officer on board then
proceeded to plumber the cargo of the
following articles: one barrel Of beef,
one barrel Of pork, two cases Of gin, and
ham saying, in an insulting manner.
I" The Lard knotUs r0ten you'll ger paid
for these, for me doH,t' land then per-
mitted him to proceed. The-two sue.
ceeding days proving calm, be made bu,
little way, and on the third day he was
again brought too bya French priyateer.
called the Petite Esseele, Capt. Armand,
Of Martinique, showing Engiish colours,
who sent on board boat with Eve arm.
ed men, and took possession Of the Vir-
ginia, sending Capt. Torrey and mate
ON board the Privateer, paying no atten.
ton to the papers whatever, but saying
that he wanted just such q vessel for or. a
priyateer, as his own did not sail fast
enough and that she was a very good
prize for him. z@s II -, \
He had all that time schooner and
sloop IN company, which had also been
captarsd. They proceeded with the
Virginia to the Spanish island of Porto
Rico, and came to an anchor on the 2eth
of April in the bay Of Meariguay. where
the Virginia's cargo without even the
shadow of legal process, was landed
during the course of the two following
nights, and the schooner before Can't.
7. left the Island, was fitting out as 1
|. privateer. Capt Torrey and his people
were turned ashore in . strange country.
without dollar, nor any means. but
such As chance or humanity offered, Of
procuring substance, or Of returning to
America being so totally destitute Of
money he was unable 10 get away his
people, and with difficulty procured for
himself a passage up to St. Thomas, in q
small smugsler, where he had nearly
died of sickness contracted by in treat.
ment on board the priyateer; captain
T. was afterwards 80 fortunate Is 10 OBJ
tain passage graiis, TO Havana, and
again from thence 10 Savannah, in Geor.
ga. His crew he believes, are still IN
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EXTRAORDINARY ANTIDOTE
+ - n, ~. r.. oc ,-p1stI. C,.aI. = y.

:. p. = WSt UtFe " Q AkUkktt OftuNEs = =
Benjamin Alder, who lives near Sharks
River, Monmouth County, New Jer.
sey,, was bitten the second Of May last,
BY Rattle Snake with three rattlss, as
he was stopping down to pick up some
chips. The Snake fastened its fangs in
his finger until he lifted it near three feet
from the ground-The wound bleci, and
ina few minutes began to swell and pain
him up to his elbow. He went to a place
where bricks had been made and mixed
some ofthe clay with his urine, and appli.
ed It TO the wound In half an hour the
pain ceased, and he has not suffered any
further Inconvenience from it.
z7t e. T, e. ! ~ Tren. Pap.) ;
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returning 20 Europe q publishthe result
of his researches, which We have no
doubt win not only give new views Of .
large portion Of South America, but
likewise rescue the accounts Of that re-
zion from the fiction and incorrectness
with which they are Il presentenveloped.
Weare pleased % add thatthe citizens.
cfWashington, and especially the Pre-
sident, fully Impressed with the great
and disinteres he'd services Of the Barron.
have, BY their atteptious, paid his II
Tents the respect 70 which they are 50
eminently entitled. 4.
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From a Nerp-7ork Raber.

3 We arc informed, that the command.
fers Of the Freneh frigates Cybeie and
Didon, express themselves ready oleave
the port, and engage the Cambrian and
Boston British fTigates, If they can be
assured that they shall not be attacked
by other vessels. 1 <-ssy,2 -. s * =
No formal communication is az vet
understood to have passed between them,
but from the appearance Of things, and
the interference of friends, there 10
much probability that il win come to a
fight.
The British frigates continue in what
is termed the Horseshoe below the
narrows, but within the Hook. The
French veAels arc up near the city
The Cambrian is commanded by Capt.
Bradley, the Boston by Capt. Douglass,
both gallant and capable officers. The
Didon is commanded by Capt. Brouard,
an officer reputed Of much courage and
skill and the Cybcle by Capt. Sennes,
WHOSE bravery has been particularly dis
tlhguished. II is stated that he has had
three vessels sunk under him. It may
be therefore presumed, that if an en-
gagement does take place, i win be no
child's play.
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LATEsT FROM EUROPE.
LONDON, Aplril %.

The celebrated Mr.. Meeker, formerly
minister offinance IL France, died on
the 9th Of last month Is Geneva, at an
advanced age. - -
The First Consul i 81 ted 70 have re-
eently declared in : ciEkle Of private
: friends that be was glad q find MORGAN
IS not so culpable - il was first supposed.
TO e6uufenance the shallow tale Of
Pichegru having been guilty Of suicide,
IN order has been issued, that the prison.
ers ofthe Temple shall Be nnremfttingly
guarded, IN the apartments Of MORGAN,
EGe6rges, &c. Ave gems d'armcs are sta.
toned night and day. Thuriot, bro
fher-in-law Of the infamous Danton, and
afavorite agent Of Robespierre, il the
person 10 whom the examination Of pri-
soners inthe Temple Is eon6ded.
Private letters from Paris assert that
amessage has been semitic the senate mp
on the subject Of declaring the sovereign
power hereditary in the family Of Bona-
parte- Upon the demise Of Bonaparte
the son Of Louis win be his successor in
the Empire Of the Gauls and should he
not Be of age when that affair happens,
Joseph or Louis win Be declared regent.
Such At least Is the rumor contained in
private letters. t
The FIRST act Of the consul, after the
assumption Of his new dignity, viii it is
added be to pardon MORGAN, and send
him to pass theremainder Of his life 1t the.
Manrifus. al . s..sI s;i l..,s. II,