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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-02-18

PROPOSALS
Eof Printing By Subscription, In four handione
ottavo volumes
THE HOLY BIBLEs
CONTAINING
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CONDITIONS


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thar no rcalonablc expeace pains shall be fpared to
rsdcr this edition Of The Holy scriptures both correct
and elegant
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Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18

ing5jisld, Sclu.r and Skinner. 1t is COM
puted that thefe faiary bills have already
cot, by tbs expence Of time, 10000 dol
Iars.
6 There has been dinner and ball
here TO celebrate the glorious barcbafe of
touitiana. Some of the tualts, nat pubHb-
Cd, are laid to have been very extraordina-
Try f56js a0jifb acre publiihed, certainly
are NOT. | oblerved in late Chronicle,
the following exlraf from St. Pierre
|" Dinners, &c. The table is now days
I" the main fpring of the ariitocracy of the
"opulent. BY means Of this engine it is,
:" that an opinion, which may iometimeS
$ Involve the ruin of fate, acquires pre-
" ponderancy." This was an unlucky
fentence for democrats to publiih, al this
time.
GA bare majority has refufed Mr.. Eppes
liberty to bring in a bill for the abolition
OF the loan Offices in the feveral itates.
g II is expected that the judges will be
impeached but it is calculated that the
! fate balances will not be voted off this
JsgIon."
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
@a3Rttr.
PORTLAND. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1904.
EXTRACT OF a LETTER,
From ststlsman At Wa/Siestou, to 81, friend ia III
tszOs, dated Feb q, 1901.

EXTRACT OF a LETTER,
From ssatiemau At WaySiaston, to BIZ friend ia sbs
ssuOs, dafd FEB. 8, 1904.
The houfe of representatives, after a
long debate, have again paaed ialary
bill, and it is preciiely the fame as the one
paiied by the houle fome weeks tince, ex-
cept that its duration is limited. 1t is
confidered as being totally improper and
unprecedented, 10 fend to Legislative bo-
dy bill which that body has, in the
courle Of the fame felton,, rejected. 1t
will be remembered that the other ialary
bill failed in confequence of the efforts of
Tome of the democrats to raife Tome of the
ialaries. The fame difficulty has been
experienced with this bill, and probably
it will be lot in the fenate. When the
billwas debated in committee ofthe whole,
Mr.. Varnum moved to raile the faary of
the Pottmaher- General to $500 dollars,
which has never been higher than 1000
and that of his Afiitant from 1900 TO
1000. Mr.. Hoage had previouGy moved
that of the Poltmaiter General to 1000.
MIR. Varnum fupported his motion, with
ipeech, and was fupported by feveraI of
his friends; and upon taking the qneition,
the ialary of the Pofmalter- General was
FAILED to 35oo--5o ayes, 46 noes. Thus
i appears, that both branches ofthe legil~
lature are inclined to railc this ialary.-
the ienate propelled that among other g a.
nendments" TO the 6yt falary bill /; but
upon taking rhe qnefion, by yea, 81 nays,
In the houie, the ialary was again reduced
10 5000 dollars. Several members from
Maiiachulctts voted in favor of rafting the
ialsry, VIZ Mears. Yaraxm, Cats. Green.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
ANoTHKR REMOVAL.

Siace Mr.. ]eherfon has excluded Mr.. Parker,
from the MarihaIrs Office, to make room for one
of his jss. he has looked out fnug birth for
another of them, ~ removing .Jslfpb Tucker, Eiq.
from the Colieetorlhp of York. end appointing
one Samuel Dn5y Ths only complaint we as yet
havs hca d as,slnft Mr.. Tucker is that he was
fubfcribsr FOR this Gazette bur we will hardly
have the vanity TO ioppofe this the fole caufe /;
for aftsoogh We know the exertions of the jacobns
to pm doevn this paper, YET we muR conclude that
Mr.. Jefeifon's only confederation was, that he
mu9 have the place for one of his own adhersnts.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18

Itef he was challenged by Mr.. r. not hav-'
I'iny any particular friend III Char!cton,
went TO Savannah for the purpoie of ad-
wing with his friend there, and Of pro-
curing fecond; that it was agreed be-
tween him and Mr.. x. they fhould fire at
each other. 10 long as they both could fand
or fit and that DR.. SIS. ball paled thro'
MIR. RS. coat, waiacoM and ihirt, and
'grazcd his fkin, within fingers breadth
'el hi, fpiue.
~ bosroN, FEB. l6.
From Cape.Francois Capt. Turner, ar
rived at Newyork from the city of ST. Do
.ningo, informs, that the port was par
TALLY bloclSaded by ar Englilh "a aud a
srigase, and that according toreport, a
large army Of brigands were on their
march to attack the town. Capt. T. left
St. Domingo ON the 1T of January.
Letters from Cape-Francois to the BE-
ginning Of Jan. fate, that nearly 80 Ame-
Tican veiiels were then in port, many Of
which had arrived within few days, but
the demand for goods being 20 limited,
and fpecie and colonial produce 70 icarce,
II was feared they would not be aole to
diipofe Of their cargoes. Buiinels was at
an universal (tand, and no immediate prof.
ped of a revival.
Capt. Edwards, Of the fchr. Virginia,
arrived at Baltimore, in I'll days from
Gonaives, informs, that a few days be-
fore his falling, a detachment Of COCO
men lefr Conaives to Join the army that
was marching asainlt the city Of St. Do
mingo. The troops and inyalids, amour
ting to from / 50 to 200 men, who had
taken refuge at Tortuga, were brought by
the blacks to the Cape, thence to Con-
aives, and all ihot within half mile Of
that town.
A letter from Cape-Franco,s, of the
10th December, from a young gentle.
man to his parents in this town, mentions,
'.,that on the night of the 9TH December,
the houie of Mr.. Peter Bernard, late of
Bolton, was entered 1y party of the ne
s(es, when he, his wife, and child of
about nine years old, were murdered,
Snu me houie plundered.
SFrom Wg5;nston, Jun. 3o.--" You mutt
not expect TO hear OF any legilaye buinefs
being traniaeed at this place for fomc
days TO come. The public dinners, balls,
routs and democratic junkisings, now ex-
hibiting in this city, in commemoration
of the poaeilion Of Louiiana, are of too
much importance. to the popularity of Mr..
Jeferion, not to engroce the whole atten-
ton of his party. They will not iuffer
the event to pats by, withoutan endeavor
to give it celebrity, not only here, but in
every corner Of the Union, wher1 jaco-
bin prefs is to be found TO reverberate
their trains of praile and adulation to
s. The BET Of men.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
FIRST DIVISION.

And unlefs fad taxes, together with all other nccea
ry intervening charges paid the fublcriber,
on or before Monday the rwenty-Gx,h day of March
next ten of the clock in the forenoon e much of faid
Lots of Land will be lucent dfcharge the fame,
will then be fold at Public Auction the highe bidder,
according to law, the dwelling houfe OF Wentworth
Kicker, innholder in fad town.
Joieph Fernald, Collector.
Ds'sd Pslass, jan. a6. 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
Ma TRACY.

the bleuiings OF his eountrynien
!,
Ma TRACY.
1t is duty we ow, the public to go !ome length
into the documents relative to this gentleman, Whole
reputation has b.en % erofsy failed, oy the jaco
bins. thto' the meium of their hrelug prefes.
They know their c4uie can oily lucceed by denroy
ing the characters of the mot confplcuous and wor.
thy men nfociety who have fluff lent independence
to oPpoie their views. For tbs reaion they even
attacked WsI5isgfss, and circulated mean infinua.
,ions asaio!t his integrity, and the upsightnefs of
bis inteutons, nav, even aceuf-d him as the" kga
E-sx Of coryHtsi0a Pr For his reafon they called
4Adans . boary headed iarendiayy ?For this rca.
4on they called Waleot a dkfzaher--Pick~i Pee.
alat0r /; and charged amot all the officers of the
federal government with vii deGgns aganh the
public welfare. Can it then be thought orange
thar character 60 brilliant, ita,efman 70 jualy
dilinguiihsd for bis ability Mr. Tracy, tbon.d be
attacked BY fet Of unpr,n ipled bellers But the
day of retrtbuton will furely come and the all
powerful force of truth will ultimately conf und
'hole who are now attempting TO build themielve,
up on the ruins Of Others,
Ers-At Angyfa, Taft Saturday morning,
about 6 O'Clock, fire broke out in the
large three tory building owned by Judge
North, and occupied by Mr.. Peter Edes,
as dwelling houfe and printing office
over which room was occupied by Mr..
Charles Gill, joiner where the FIRE fiflt
broke out. Mr.. Gill loft all his tools
Mr.. Edes Ion bis printing -Prels, and great
part Of his types, furniture, &c. were much
damaged.
s...s..s.s.s.e.e
-; GO Neansrs ann Gorrclponpents.
A Loif~ev, ihaH appear in oar next.
Lgnov~xus, is too perional i III t'st
Couvbss, No. e. received; Lut deferred for Of
room. c
Many important political fpecuztions files,
and lhail be attended to.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
egarrteu,
At Kennebunk, Jofeph ufher Parfoas, merchant,
to Mrs. Sufahnah Severy. Of Newaurypors.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
To tbs HeDsys6k Senate and HsyE Of Rsbvstnaives Of
The Comm0aweoA6 Of Me0aebystn, in General Cur:
a0smbled
WE your petitioners, inhabitants of

WE your petitioners, Inhabitants of
Psstsy', Patent, RESPECTFULLY reprefeat, that the
propT Of laid Paent not Obliged by the cond.
t'oas Of their grant, build houe for public worlhip
iette niniAer, make maintain any public road
through iaia patcntand preient de,uss Of all
thoie prisgcs alto Of the Of rafting money for
the upport Of choo for the education Of children
which view Of the highen aporance only our
ieses but the community at laIgc.-The number Of our
inhabitants does exceed tweay families, which extend
ing from currently Of this plantation to tho other
renders il ndpenfaby necefay that road be made and
maintained each de OF the Androicoeein river, not
only for our convenience hut for the
OF people who fcted above on aid river have
no poibily efgetng iea port but BY psns through
this antation-Anothcr eonGderalon which cas for
ion The roads the travel from
Newhamphfe., The LegilAure OF that Rate have caued
rss 10 be mace at great expcncc from upper Coos
Connecticut river which leading towards Portland pafe
through Newhanpfhre, and arrives the Df of Maine
at theweRery line Of this plantation. At which place
they find thsir travel totally mpsded and their dGgus
irMsrAted which occAhons very loud and Jun complaints
which, under our preient diiosanizec 6tuation
incapable Of alternating road pa fng throusA THE
Plantation win ncce6aIiy pats very rapid RrcAm called
Wild River, which feafoss Of the year. russ
from she nonntalns with iuch mpctuohy render il
impalahe in any manner whatever. A bridge muO Of
courie be erected aid river expenec that will
Tor ievsra year require the united es of the nhabt
ants and non fshdcR PrOprietors TO acccrpli under
cur numerous embarrafmcnts induced addreis
the Honorable eAAure, and lay before them grew
auces with ealing hope that they in their svifom will
think ht q anttat this psastion may be
into town BY the Of ciiead agreeab!y The pian
herewith a1nsked, with al tho rights and privileges which
other incorporated towas in this Commonwealth enjoy,
and with the nduseaee Of being exempted from Gate and
couaty taxes for ting Of eight ycar-Rstterioe
ieIves by TIA, PERIOD that with the fns cf providence
and our exertous, All he enabled ia good
iure 20 dcharse heavy burdens ard that popu
iation will increae degree that will enshle
tribue eur ihsre towards the fupport Of government Aud
your petit ioneIs as in duty bound fhai ever pray.
THOMAS PEABODY, ssd,I o stb~,.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
A Stray Mare.

CTRAYED from the fable of the iahfcriher the a4,h
- of January laits light red Mare, yearsoid,
natural trottcr Whcever~iil retsIh idd Mare give
information to the fnbicrbcr where fe is al be A.l
fomei rewarded for their. ezpence and trouble.
Siivanps Cuihman. !
z Portland. Feb. Is, 1894.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
Gumn,oatnsaitb Of Paaatbnfrtte.

IN Senate, Feb. g.. 1904.
ON the petition of Thomas Peabody,
and Others, inhabitants Of the plantation Of peabnys Pa
tent in the county Of York. prayas that fsd plan,
may De incorporated into a town -esasf
ORDERED, that the petitioners caufe an
aeed copy Of their petition with this order heeoa t
be pubIhed thee weeks fucceveIy in the Po,s.S Gsss
the la0 publication be thirty days, ieat before The
econd Wednefday Of the r FELTON, Of ,he next General
Court that all peron. ntereled may then appear and
Thew case IF any they hsve why the prayer OF laid peti-
ton lhouId not be granted
Ssnl down for concurrence.
sa DAWN COBB, P,5stst:
10 the Houee Of Representatives.. Eel3pty 4. 1904,
Read and eoncurrea. HG. IRIS, Sesax.s.
true c0py-.1.ssa,
WxNpALL DAVIS, C.rk # s.ssts.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
New Singing Book.
JUST PUBLISHED, and for sale at the Booknnre Of
ISAAC ADAMS, No. 6, To.es' Reqv,
THE Beauties Of Cburcb Mgfc, and the
- cyTPF CIIIr1E tn tte aP OE SINr,t,,c ~.

=, SURE GUIDE TO the Arr OF STNGING.--Con.
tanning, $3.50
l. An introduction to grounds of praee;cal null.
q. cufloty deveopenent of the proportions of har-
nonv for the ale hofe who would become procients
in competition; and.hoie hkewe W no uou!d in to
form ,u6 climate OF the merits of the pieces winch
they perform n
A. A CHOKE cocttoh Of Palm Tunes Chorufes and
Anthems, from the moa approved authurs aapted 70
the capacities OF learners calculated amue and de-
light the conoeur and particularly to the di-ui-
ty aud iosmnity OF divine worihip
BY Wilt Al CooPeR.
The above book IS of the hze Of The Village Harmony
ana fes at the lame price pr.nted iuperior
ner, and the muhc tome. of which OF ginaD is pro-
nounced, Ivy ihois quaihedto judge, be and
well calculated for hnsnS iohools religious worlhip
Ess "a .r
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the nonredient propre-
\ tors and owners Of Land in the town Of POLAND,
IN the county Of Cumberland that the foowin, remain
ing Lotssre taxed in the bills committed the tub-
ierbsr TO collect for the year Of Lord houiand
egh: hundred and two
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
/" IUBIIEE.n

Daanf, runaway from juaice, and now a table
friend Of the great ana good' jeffe'for, has
propofed national jubihe to celebrate the acquii.
ton of Louana.-- Reader this is the fame Duane
who propofsd jubilee, on WAsHINGTos's retiring
from The government of his country, loaded with
the bleliings OF his eountrymen
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
4 Subscription Bail,

WILL DC given at Concert Hail. on WEDNESDAY
w evening next, IN celebration of the Birthday. Of
WASHiNGfGS--fhe Hall will b. auperb Illuminated
on the occation
or tickets, at Two Dollars may be had of Mr..
o. DUNELI. F,6 10
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
lstpsl7ien Of Butfsr q Hegs-L Lard.

THE fubfcriber having. been duly APP
pointed Deputy inipeaor of lsuster aud Hogs lard,
for the OF Portland, gives this public notice. hst
he ready attend TO the duties OF his oce te
may be found At BLAKE & SIMPSONS ilors, diisas-
Sweet. Thomas Blake.
Eeb 49, 1904.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18
" GILBERT & DEAN, having obtain

y Subscriptions for The ob0Oe svork re-
ceived at The Gazette Office.
Jenks' Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1803-1805, 1804-02-18

4. va ~ h Oten,
A. Corham very fuddeny, ON Saturday Ian. Mr.. Dam
iei Hambin. a.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01

THE subscriber respectfully informs
i che public, that he has now got
his POTTERY in complete order, and
has on hands very good assortment Of
excellent ware, and means to keep a
constant supPly.-Itwill be much 10 the
advantage ofPurchasers ofthis eommo-
dity to call on him, as he can sell ware at
a cheaper rate than it can be bought at 4
distance. A considerable reduction
WILDE made to those who purchase BY
the quantity to sell again. -. F.:
This being the only establishment Of
the kind in Berkeley County, and the
ware made at il, Of al good, perhaps a
better quality, and at a lower price, than
that made At a distance, he hopes that
the efforts he IS making 10 accommodate
the people ofthis County, win not 50
unrewarded. 1l..s,, =
:. .l CYRUS FAIR.
Nav ~. fR0A
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01

Also-a general assortment OF
' GROCERIES, liquors, TEAS, sc.
We Hatter ourselves we do not AFRO
gate too much, when we assert, that the
whole Of our Goods viii be offered for
sale on the lowest possible terms for rea-
dy pay in cash or country produee-and
permit Us to add, that as we purpose
selling generally for ready pay, such Of
our friends Is may open accounts with
us, win expect to discharge them when
required; determined, If possible, to
accommodate generally, We are, with
respect. the publie's obliged humble
LEWyg ROBERT WILLIS.
Martinsburg, May II, 1904.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01
NEW. BOOKS.

N " ~ 49,
-:ooo:o :
~ ~. J.. ALBURTIS,
Has just received fran the City q Phiaa-
i ..ss. delphia, and has no,U for sale, -
: an assortment Of >,.. 81
BOOKS and STATIONARY,
warranted at the Philadelphia and Balti-
4 y 4. ! more retail prices
! =. Consulting in part Of: .
A Brief Retrospect of the eighteenth
~ century, in two elegant octave vo.
lumes, containing sketch Of the Revo-
kitions and improvements in Science,
Arts, and Literature, during that period.
Public Characters containing memoirs
Of Charles i. Fox, William PITT. Dr..
y Erasmus Darwin, Henry Dundas, DR..
John Wolcott, William Herschel, Mar.
quis Corvallis, Joseph Priestly, Mr..
D'Israeli, Lord Nelson, Gilbert Wake
field, Earl St. Vincent, Robert Southey,
VIM. Goodwin, William CowPer, Warren
Hastings, Sir Ralph Abercrombie, DR..
lanes Gregory, DR.. William Mavor,
Lord Grenville, Duke of Bridge Water,
Thoms Jefferson, Bushrod Washington,
Edmund Randolph, DR.. Hugh Blair,
Sir Joseph Banks, Henry Addington,
John Horn Tooke, General Bowles,
Count Rumford, DR.. James >Beattie,
DR.. SamuelL l.. Mitchell, DR.. Jenner,
General ira Allen, Earl Stanhope, Mr..
Curran, &c. -: ..-~
Temple Of Nature, a new Poetical
work by DR.. Darwin, with superbplates.
Letters Of Junius, MassiAs"'s Ser
mons. 49,
Literary Magazine, Nos. 1 8 and4.
Sturms Reflections for every day in
- the year. -
Antirnt and Modern Europes
Wilson'S Egypt. 49,
Domestic Encyclopedia, in volumes,
Select British Eiassicks, in SO volumes,
with rs elegant engravings.
Debates on the Louisiana Treaty.
D'LsraePs Poems, =
-ss- Ten. Volumes of" Select NoveLs." T.
49, Spectator, Don 9uisotte, A6bess,
Nocturnal Hisit. fame TaDat, Emme-
line, DON Raphael, Maid IF Bristol,
Chains of the heart, Review. House to
be sold, and Mrs. higgins. 49,.
Bibles, Testaments, Baltimore cell
lection Of Hymns, for the use of the
Methodist Church, Dilworth's and Web.
ster's Spelling Books, Gunter's Scales,
Gases Of Mathematical Instruments
Large and Small hand Copies for the use
of Schools, Workman's Arithmetic
adapted to the commerce Of the United
States, Young Mans Companion.
A great variety q CHAP BOOKS.
Common Writing. thick Post. and Let
- & ter Paper, =, :.
Waters and Sealing Wax, -
Red and Black Ink Powder.
: Ink-Sand, Quilts, &e.&e. &c
May II, 1904. =
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1804-06-01
EARTHEN WARE
MANUFAcTORY,

Near the head Of Dry Run and faur and
an hdy miles from Mdrtins6u.g.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-21
Mb1oUcd Arable Lands
TO LET.

THE fublcriber is willing to ieafe,
for term Of years, about 1900 acres OF arabic
land, part of the Mount Vernon eftate.
The UNION FARM tract contains abou:
goo acres, and will be divided into three tene.
ments, each ofwhich will be accommodated witt,
dwelling houfe, quarters. and fufhcient barn
room. The meadow, containing so or 70 acres
will be divided into three equal parts, one of
which to be added to each tenement.
MUDDY HOLE.FARM contains about 4 80
acres, is divided into fix fields, has on it two
dwelling houfcs, quarters barn and corn hoafe,
and will be let TO one perfon or divided into two
tenements, as may be mott iuitable.
Pofefion to be given as ioon asthe growing
crops are removed, with libertyto the tenants 70
feed the autumn. For terms apply TO the iub
tcriber, or in his abfence to Nathalie. Hs4fer,
manager on the efate. The above farms are
from tose miles from AlexandTia.
Buthrod Warrington.
Mount Vernon, May g. aav3w law
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-08-21
For Sale,
High proof French Brandy.

High p'oof French Brandy.
Cherry do. mad. of the fame for .iamily.ae.
Stough ton'sgenune Cordial Bitters, IN boxes
of a doz. each, as reported.
Loaf Sugar, Mnihroom Kstchup.
Efence OF Spruce, with Directions for max
ing it info Beer.
An excellent Eogllh F wing Piece, ina ma,
hogany Gaze, Powder Horn, Shot Belt, &c.
complete
A double barreled do. : pair Piaols.
: S TeIe[copes.
Some HoutehoId Furniture.
Colours and Pencils, OF the bcf q,st;ty. fo,
Painting.
A variety of.Pttor,s art;s Epgravings, hand.
lonely framed, amonga waich re an ess!y I'm
.prellion of the Battle OF she Mic. tbe Walhiog.
ton Family the Apotheofis Of Wilmington, Be-.
naparte aud Madam BonaPaIte, ths Daaphln OF
France, &c. &c.
A quanti!y Of German andEngli{h Beads and
Necklaces. Lockess, &c. an offset to country
,etailots for faie On very low terms OF battered
for DVGoods. Apply at
50bns Brounl's,
Painter and Gnilder, lew doors above the In.
dian Qaesn Tavern, King Greet, Alexandra.
Jny RI. rawSt