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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

VI p'o'SN'hIS 'nCM Wy u IIlOCk trlOl.
from punishment for any murders which
they should commit on the inhabitants OF
these states -
For cutting of our trade with all parts
OF the world -
For imposing taxes on us without our
CONSENT
For depriving us, in many cases, of,he
benefits of trial by Jury -
FOR transporting us beyond seas, to be
tried for pretended o!lences:--
- For abolishns the free system Of En-
shsh laws III aneighbor;ng province, esta-
ohshing therein an arbitrary government,
and eularging its boundaries so Us to rem
der 1t at once al example amt It ins.ru-
ment, for introducing he same absolute
rule into these colonies -
For taking away our charters, abolish
ms CT; :;:;:s.; valuable laws, and altering
Fundamentally the forms of our govern.
merts:--
For suspending our own Legislatures,
and declaring themselves invested with
power, 10 !e9islaie for Us in all cases WHAT
soever.
lie has ahdca:ed government, here, By
declaring us oui orhis prote ction, and wag-
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rule Of warC,re 10 .5
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ors.
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have ne,;t;one,} CIV ra1re.. IN It's 5ho We
buroLle ,or,os. ,,,,r $3.50, = 80 ~
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have rrnin1cd ,b,,,, orIhe c;yc.,r,s,o,,,.,.,.
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we have ,,,cai,.l In LII ,,o,;.,.. -,
and narnani,,;ty. and W.. b,y,. coJ',:,,.'.d
them. by The lies or our c,,,r,o., L;n'',rn1
10 disovow ;hrs,.,,.ur,,s,,o,. ,,I,,oJ' ,.,,',iI
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dcar,o liz voice Of ;ns;ic. ADD IF can'...''
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IN the NECESSITY. vi,cI, J,.no,,ocss o'' 80
para.;on. and boll tba.,,. .. 90. L~lI ,l,.
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we. tborrrore. ,bc renresen,o,;,.. -
the United S,a,,s Ar An,l,;c, i,C.n.,.''
Congress assembled, appealing to ,b. So
IRENE Ar,1r.n Of th.. ,yniiL c,r H.. ,.l;;
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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
PORTSMOUTH, m. H. June l6.

The political character Of the Govern.
mei't ior the current year, is 10 follow:
EXECUTIVE.
Governor-hed~ruk.
Councils Federat--9 Republican.
LEGISLATIVE.
Aena'c-7 hTi1bHc0r-5 FedcraL
Iiouse-From 8 to Il H.t.uoiicaa n,a;orifY.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

lie following letter gives some inte-
res'n8 details Of the ha,lie Of ;he 2Su sept
IN which Scindia W as dcfca,.o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27
ALEXANDRIA, June 10.
coNrMuN1cAr1nw.


On Saturday last The most predictions
iail oil rain was experienced in Fairfax
county, which has ever been known by the
oldest inhabitants now living. The wee-
Their had been uncommoniy wet for seye-
raj weeks, almost every day had produce
cd one or more heavy showers. But "a
the morning of that day the clouds became
uncommoniy heavy; the rain poured down
IN torrents the whole day, with but short
intervals all the streams were raised in a
little time to an uncommon height even
the small branches were swollen into large
creeks, sweeping away fences, and, IN
some Instances, cattle: Plantations are
torn to pieces and some of them have had
the soil so completely sweprof as to be
nearly ruined. But the hcayiest losses,
have been sustained BY the millers. Dams
swept away, races broken and filed IN,
and even mills carried off. One of the
most remarkable instances of this kind,
which has yet come TO our knowledge, ia
that OF James Douglass's on ID fIicult Run.
The water rose about 90 feet higher than
II has el-r been known TO do. The mill.
which was stone building, together with
the store. house, cooper's shop, stable and
meat house were all swept away, SO that
not vestige of them remains. And thus.
in few minutes has place which, for
number of years, had been mart for the
surrounding country, become bare black
shore--vbere, instead of the hum ofindns.
try, nothing is now ID be heard but the
bowling Of winds and the rustlng of we-
.ers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27

/ carried into execution, might forever blast
the most sanguine expectations, Of the
republicans, in the e.eieclion OF Mr.. JEFF
ierson. The gentleman has sacredly de-
ciared that he would do ali in his power
To prevent it Have we not reason to tgem
BE at the power of his onaUgnafi2a .''
Thirteen states must hereafter dread their
destroy, for member OF the Massachu-
settsLegislature has protested against the
man whom they delight to honor! How
unhappy tor our country, that so formi-
bic an antagonist should thus convul.e The
general tranquility!
The question was after long discussi-
on, Carried with SO ''Iank u majority" that
the defeat Of the federalists is already
naked on the mode adopted.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27
Washington Tavern,
Ll' .IAMkS LlMoNRSoM

/ HE subscriber having added largely 10 lis
4 house and stables. has it ccmpie civ in S
power 10 entertain any number Of ladies and geR-
tIemen tina, may thin. proper to cau on him
being well suppied with the bestiquors tina, could
be procured from Go'don's stock in Richmond,
and IN every resPee bette. prepared to acconno-
d1.e company than he has ever been since he liv.
ed in stanton
a here wert some persons Irving On the road to
Charlottesville last summer not so friendly to-
wards him as they might be, and knew # no q.
ther way they dare aucnptto mime ~ m. fell uD.
on the low, pi'ifd plan Of informing strangers
that they could not get accommodation o. lis
house, in consequence Cf his being nlueh crorl J,
when they knew nothing oi The company dat
was with him at the time. Tie reuo.t must have
been circulated from bad heart, fl Il is wei
known we have never turned Of gea,cc' GONNA.
ny for want Of room. He also informs the pub
lc that there is mail sage that runs fror, Ejch
mond 10 S.aunton once . week and Stops A. his
hon e--iha, he will keep . hack ana pair Of ho-s-
es am a. cTccl>n. driver Cor tuc a,oorm d.. ion
OF company that -avel in the stage to ,his place
and mas wish to visit any q the springs his sea-
son
Stamton, .1t7e 10. i8"t. sw
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27
WASHINGTON CITY, June %.

Our readers viii read with pleasure he
Constitution Of the Mississippi Society for
the acquirment and Disseminate Of use.
iul knowledge, inserted ia our FIRST pare.
as promising to be the depository of
important Information in relation To- the
Western Country. We understand that
the following papers have been lately read
before the Society.
An interesting paper on the forma,i-
on OF the Delta, aud on the annual mum
dalion Of the Mississippi, by
Uikiam Duukar.
q" Another paper Of equal interest con
tainlng Meteorological oh creations for
three successive years. accompanied by
monthly Physiological remarks"
BV the sane.
The following members have been G..
lccied officers Of the society for The first
y ar.
aac Briggs. President.
William G. c. Claiborne, , zee Pyed
William Dunbar dents.
John Henderson, Treosurer.
Lewis Kerr, Secyefory.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27
NEXY-YORK. Inne l6.

We have received information, that the
news OF the arrival of the French frigates
Ill TINS harbor had reached Halifax which
caused hustle among the Inhabitants of
that place. The Cambrian frigate of ~
guns, which had her lopmast struck, &c.
when the news arrived, was completely
h'ted tor sea in few hours and intend
ed to sail Immediately with the Leander
for New York.
B2naparte's baggage was put on board
the DIDO yesterday--and if it is possible
the French frigates will sail this morning,
Us the pilot boats sent out to reconnoi,re
the coast returned last evening with ia
yorable report.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27
PHILADELPHIA, June ls.

hC7' Our New York correspondent, IN
der date of yesterday noon, furnishes us
wish the following Interesting informant
on -
On Saturday afternoon, the British fri
gate Cambrian, Capt, Bradley, of ~ guns
and 500 men, and The sloop of war Driver.
Capt. Lya!l, of IS caronades, both in Z
days from Halifax, anchored in the mouth
OF the Narrows, within mile OF the French
lrlgates Dido and Sybele, both of44 guns.
| The French frigates were ready for sea,
and would have sailed on Saturday morn
ing had the wind served. Bonaparle and
Lady went on board early in the morning !;
but, in half an hour after The British YES
sells anchored, we are informed, they Bee.
turned 10 town. 1t is now conieGtured
that they will not sail very soon-if thew
do, the Cambrian and Driver will certain
ly follow them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27

We are informed that when the British
snip fI1', arrived yesterday from Green
ock' She was Immediately boarded by bar
geS tom the CambFian and Driver, vino
pressed all the seamen. And on the
healtl' officer and the lieutenant of the Re
venue Gutter, attempting TO board the YES.
SCI according to custom, they were ORDER
ed TO keep of, by the officers Of the Bri.
tsh vessels OF war, and on the attempt be-
ing renewed IN the name of the United
States by the officer Of the revenue cutter,
they were absolutely refused again and
ueated with very opprobIious language.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27
Jaundlce IS bi ious complaints,
WHEATON's
Genuine Patent Biiters,
Price only IS certs,

Prize only IS Cer,s,
secured to him b. L,'t.-' Patent from the PREF
den, Of the United States.
p MkDi-INE extremely urcful end safc-e;op.
! fo9 cutting iaundcy and bi.u. diforder, and -
moving ths frking, isiut and difr.Gcd FEELING =.
the fomaoh, difficulty Of b-ca hing, Iols Il ,,-,
titc aud 0sepY dull heaynefs 10 the fo.,os,, IS
the daY, weakDef ard trembling of the h, r.,
dizzi Of tho heed. and ycl'owncis NJ tsnr -
ra-G complaints 70 common TO jauudiey and biz
lious people
AlfD removing obnruaion'o Of tic bowel and
n urine ehoiicy comrisinis, ruk'ugs snr ru-5,-.,
inaigeilior. tx hcsd sche Rheumatic eopp's;,..
&c which su., tom a Collect D. n four si-. o"s
matter ~ The G'maeb, and al length reaorisg the
contribution 70 brcrftb and vyor
they are ALTO found very u.essi % esrrv e
worms, End % cure iicke,ty eh 'drcn and o,s, I've
uicf ~rh '7ety mall CO.. ltutious, ages aud r. re-
hc many cures tha; have been sfeeed In
New England, by che ab.v mcdiei-c "a, ma, bc
Teen IN thc b'!') Pfeven, The ueeciIity OF fuuhcr
recommendation.
ALSO,
EaT0Jon'S 6eje6rGfed Rige-s q Lee's
9eHUire JIIndb0m |Hfi5H0H5 PiHt. 4
- The above nedieiDes>sre for tale a, mi
ofLcc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27
BALTIMORE, June 60.

We are happy to learn that the mayor
OF ;he cry has requested a meeting of the
members of the city council, Ibis morning
at nine O'Clock from which we fnay rea
soDably expect, that measures will be a.
dopted to relieve the presen. distresses of
the French emigrants, who have la,4ly Ia
ken refuge on our shores from ST. Domin.
go. They have lost all thei- property -
their friends have been obliged TO submit
to the merciless Sabre of cruel murderers
and they themselves sentenced to a SINH
lar tste-fortuDateiy they escaped, and IN
their deplorable situation, here seek an a.
sylum-God forbid it should be denied
them. Reportsay that these unfortunate
persons are principally women and chill
dren, that they are in want of clothing and
every other necessary of life and indeed.
from all the circumstances attendant on
their present situation, call aloud for the
Immediate assistance Of every person who
reflects, that She who givelh to the poor,
lendeth to the Lord"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27
June l9.
Ouere for Undeyz,y;t,rs

EHeTe IOT O7lGcfTvTlfcrs.
What premium on the French frigates
La Sybelse ct lie Dido, at and from New
York to the fist port they can make in
Europe, with liberty to f0iscI at q pore in
England ?-Iiaving EonalaJqe on board,
there will be no warrantee against contra.
band Of 7ver.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27

On The 18th of November the L. gis'a-
ture OF the Mississippi Territory nccrpo-
rated the Society, with power to hold all
manner Of real and personal estate with
cut limitation.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-06-27

NORFOLK, June IS.

Yesterday the TRIAL of GREENLAw, for
the murder and robbery of the unfortunate
L'CrfeHf, cameon before crowded bench,
as well as a rujl house in the Borough
Court, and, notwithstanding the able and
greatdeteucemadehy his LAWYERS. Mess.
Lee 9, Mr. } ne was unanimously remand.
ed to the Distlicl Court.
Owing TO the iateness Of the hour at
which Nreeniaw's trial closed Smiths
(who is considered as one of Crecr!aw's
acccmpices) was adjourned TO mis- day.
TheJ9hn -4dqn,s frigate sailed Yesterday
for the Mediterranean. The friga;e On
afea@'ion came into the Roads yesterday
iTon the Federal City.
MARRITD--On Thursday evening bv
the Rev. Mr.. James Whitehead, CARY
SlLOEN, Esq to the truly amiab Ole MISS
FRANCES LOYALIs eldest daughter
ofGeorge LOYAL Esq. Of TIL, Borough.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

en'ur1ba mode our shore, which was on Satur
day s. days hal expred from her leavl1g LIS
bon, .h""c 0"rswS mutt have arrived , ~ 3 VS.
before She eft thc lani NJ which time the Y:x
i'nt could ms have left Naples above 6S days Z;
when rie mos, d;s,an; flea dill not exist there oil
Portuguese must have anticipated an cvclt hap
p'ninS to the King of Naples which very pyoba
bly, they daily expe 94d )uli take pa in their
wneoun'ry Upon he whole crnparny Ia,es
VIC do no. believe there is The least reality in the
report. a no we have douptIt wa, in circu,l
non and generally believed III Lslon wheA the
Columbia sailed.
The ship Marina. Ctpt Walle'l arrived here
yesteut1y from London. Mr.. Trumhu'l, c,r
m'ssian'r Tor sct,liag American Claims 1T the
Court ofGrcat Britain, his Lady and suite. were
passengers III The Martha.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
The Commissioners al.

pointed by the late al of Assembly, 10 superin-
tend The Lottery FOR the bcneii. of the University
of William & vary feel themselves greatly re
tilted in being obliged to inform the public, ,hat
inperious necessity has compelled them to post.
pone, fer the presen, the drawing notysithstand-
ing the assurances Which they nave given, both
collectively aud individually. that II ~ uld com.
mencc on ile Cd OF This month II viii doubtless
De expelled that The reasons inducing this post-
ponement, shonld be ,,a,ed and after UGH expla.
nation. they trust, they will stand excupaied b. n
generous public, of every Other charge, than that
OF preeipitancy 10 whichthc) acknowledge, their
sanguiue hope Of success in the sale OF tickets &
thus, Of speedily accomplishing he truly laudabe
end. which they have had in view, has Subjected
them As the days FIRST contemplated APP roach
cd on which he drawing was 10 commence. mya-
'uieS were taken TO acq sa.i,fl6tory n,f.Ins-
ton foe number of ucket, which had been sold.
Satisfactory mforma ion, however. was received
only from ftw Still too angu:ne iniheir expec-
Ia ions; rer@eiing, that with the prospect Of adj
van,aSe of ed 70 purchasers the interest Of sci.
ence were mbin"d; and Judging OF the distant
sa'es BY what n ad been, and you'd be made N
TINS place and IFS vicinity, they Conceived them
selves authorised to promise, most decidedly, 4
commencement At the period Ia notiied-But
adVices rccen'lv received convince them that the
sa es no. cons iderabe, sill nor such as would
Justify commencement Of the drawing. The
Commissioners will no, again so far commit
themselves, as ~ state positively the time when
the drawing shall commence !; but this they have
IN their power fully and une9uivocaliy to promises
that nothing shall be wanting, Oh heir paris, to
hasten the drawing, This Is fully evinced by the:
mode they have adopted. and are now pursung,
OF giving TO the purchaser, with such security as
may be approved Of, on his taking not less than
ten ucke;s, credit of ninety days hereby hold
ing out to individuals, the prospect of advantage,
torn The prizes, without the advance Of single
cent Gentlemen, who have been so obigine a,
to assis' in the disposition of tickets are au,hori-
2ed 10 as ure hose holding them by purchase on
credit, that no pa, ment o. their respective bonds
viii be reqlired. until 30 days shall expire, from
the t'me Of beginning to draw and they are
hereby requested TO regu'a their subsequent sales
CT tickets on credit, b. this principe
IulN d 1904 A.,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
EUROPEAN NEWS.
(Ig AsSTRAcT

N
The British ambassadors Drake dismiss
ed from Munich in the mos, formal man.
ner.
A change in the British ministry certain.
The British secretary OF state Hawkesbu
ry, has published SORT of notice of the
conspiracy of Mr.. Drake.
The change of the British ministry is
said To be rad,cal-1'hat Mr.. Pitt has had
carte blanche and makes his own ar
engagements. 1t This should prove true, a
renewal OF the evil Is osi, o !, practscdun-
der his form OF administrdtiu ION is to be ex.
pected and the war in Europe will again
pervade the whole continent.
a report prevailed at Lisbon that the
KING and queen of the two Siclies had
been put under arrest by order of the first
consul.
A letter by an arrival at New York from
Lisbon states that The celebrated BRUSH
admiral, Nelson, had died on board the
i,cet off roulon
The new ministry is reported 10 be, ,ho'
Is from Certain reasons problematical
-Mr. PIT a, before prime mini,ter-Mr.
roc secretary for foreign affairs-Lord
Iren'iile, the home department..
he senate OF II ,nburg has authorised
the seizure in their territory of French.
men engaged il the Conspiracy; the
"rech minister urged the precedent of
NAPIER iANDY and his Seven colleagues.
The inperor of Germany has forbid.
den French cnigrant royalists from resi-
ding in any OF the Austrian territories
wi hin fifty miles oil the French frontier.
IL was reported that the British king
| had again relapsed into his old disorder,
and that regency was contemplated.
Mr.. Drake by a singular coincidence
OF ci"cunstance and tinle--left Munich
OH the first Of April.
! Inc British it WAS reported had blocka.
det the mouth of the Scheidt.
4 commercial treaty between the Unit
ed states and Russia. was reported 20 be
on the'eve OF conclusion, highly favorable
tn the Unied States.
! a tax OF i9 per cent. had been levied
IN denmark OF all property the reason
being medit&ted invasion of Denna
! by the French.
Mr. Spencer Smith British ambassador
at Stuttgart was about to return re.iaJecta
10 England.
An embargo which had existed for Sve
months in the port Of O,lend had been
AIKEN of and so or CO neutral vessels
,alied.
P,ice of Stocks at London, May s. Con
soils, So S 4 Omnun A. prem.
| Notwithstanding the vast IL lux of mo.
ney hy the high premiums offered o., bull
non, particularly doiiars rhc scarcity OF
circu ating cash increased {; and it was the
( prevailing sentiment that the opnlent were
creWg the specie The raw product
ons oil foreign countries, tho necessary
o their manufactures, were at a very low
| priC:. .far0ra.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

IN the 6tb Of July. seven ct |. Oy.ivle's SEMI.
- ~ PuplI> vii! pronounce original Ofa,ions in
he Capuol, for he purpose feXhibiting speei.
men It heir proficiency in those branches of Ii.
'erature and science n the study of which they
are al present - ged Linn Banks will deliver
=" ora'@n ON IN interesting principle in political
VILLAIN Pore, on IN. comparative adj
manages and attraction, OF his,or, and moral ifs
Gon--Chares Hill. on me prospects of society," m
he Un I'd states - William Roane on the en-
1eXon betwixr Chemistry K experimentation.
ard Ellis On rho uriity Of pariodicll Essays
Thomas Jones on Happiuess-E Ell ward C 6ain,
on kduea'ion.-The pa eris of rhe ,oung per
'ons = s. edrca'ioni, committed 70 Ogilvie s
Superiite ndan'e e. and the citizens OF Richm nd
seneralIN, are respectfully nvi Cd 10 visit the ca
pi n on this occasion
The exhibition will commence At ten
o'ci1cS in the forenoon.
R'cbnogd. June 25,b, 1904
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
FREDERICK BURG, June 2s.
BANK OF VIRGINIA

At meeting Of The Stockholders Of IN,
Branch Bank of fredericksburg, ON Tues
. dayIast,at the market-housc, the following
gentlemen were nominated for The direc
tor5hip OF this Branch.
Thomas Goodwin, David G. K>r,
Robert Patton, Benjamin Day,
Hugh Mercer, John Mondell,
john Minor, John Scott,
George french, John Chew,
Stephen Winchester, Robert Walker.
William :. Stone,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
Notice.

a IL perfon' having claims againR the e0a,e
n Of Lennon Mum ord dec arc reqnened 70
brig Them forward properly authenticated for
a'lni'ncut and all thole indebted 20 the faid ef.
taie are TequeRcd tn make immediate payrneut 70
P0BERT HIDE, Admir-.
Richmond, July ?, SO4.
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X 10 Ii MONDE:
RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT.

Inspected in Richmond the last twelve
months eading lst of July, 1904, 84,762
barrels OF -four.
ISAAC WEBSTER.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

meeting of the Prefdent ard DirsSo,. o.
the James River Company o. the sd July, 1885
Refo!5e!' That DIVIDEND OF fix per cent he
paid to the Shareholders on their ce'peelive ;nte
'eIis IN fsid company, Tor the Ian fix n,on.hs.
E1tract from the minute
ss5W ROB '.R7' POLLARD. Gil
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04

by the ship Diligence, capt. Crocler,
we have received Irish papers to the l0,h
OF Nay, containing London news to the
5th. The following are the only articles
OF moment.
A change OF the British Ministry, it YVES
sad, wonll immediately ;siI. place, should
MIR. Fox agree to 50 in with Mr.. Pitt. MIR.
Pit had declared that he would not go
into Office unless Mr.. Fox did.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-07-04
Il va NNyLe Wanfed-

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bedlf4y GHd ehr BE- sell recommended For suc5 a
H6e'al conPensaion :rW or given per TIE month.
NJ objection vii be made abOut rbe colour En-.
9frre ~ 'tbi; OjfSe. 9, Sure Or 1904