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FOR 7HE YIRGINIA ARcUJ.

on SEEING A YOUNG LADY PAS
BY us cARRiAoE) wEEPIXC.
Dear creature, why thus wip. your eyesl
Has some lo@'d swain lis exit made
His spirit flown above the skies,
His body low in silence laid (!
Perhaps. some lover who can tell
Has bid adieu to yon sweet lass;
Who by the hand Of Death has fell,
And lies beneath yon new terass.
All my heart beeds TO see you weep.
To see you shed that precious pearl:
For IN my heart is hidden deep
Pure.love for most beauteous girl:
Whom long I've lov'd, bur ali in vain:
For she was rich, and was poor;
did not try, her love to gain
Perhaps ne'er shall see her more.
hope my lovely girls not dead.
Though far from me she's gone away;
May heavens blessings crown her head,
And peace smile on her ev'ry dav.
ABERTONIUS.
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coach door ana allowed him to the other side oe
the Boulevard. &c.
Conohery (Viaor) stated in hisdcclara,ion that
he knew ofthis in'crview. lie added tina hay
ing been 10 seek Pichegru with i.aloais, to con-
dui him 10 an0;her conference Georges said TO
him: Moreau WILL no; complain to day. for l shall
not DC there.
Gen. Morcau has Acknowledged that proposals
had been made 10 his secretary who gave him an
account ortheT. These propositions made
By Joyant otherwise Fileneuve. accused of being
concerned in the pot og the 81 Nivo-e.
ROLAND declared tina, Laiolais told him tia. Pr
chesru. whose arrival he Informed him Of had
requested him prevail on Ro!landt to procure Pr
chegru 4 lod sng for some days, and 70 manage
ahlirs between Moreau and himself with regard
10 what they wished TO communicate to each o.
ther; that he had been at the house of gen Mo.
rcau. who told him he would very willingly lodge
Picheyru. were he under approximations from
number OF domes les who might recognise him &c
On being confronted with ROLAND. the OH of
last Cerminal. Moreau could not deny but that
Pichegru was at hi; house on the evening appoint
ed He pretended however, thar instead of hav-
ing sent Fresniere: to fetch him, it WAC only in
order TO know what he wanted.
Bouvet spoke Of second conference. in which
Moreau hmed, that in order to succeed it was
necessary to appoin, him dictator.
Lastly IT has been attested by Laioai5, that
he went to Chailot TO seek Pichegru about ha,f
past seven, for another conference that it was a
day on which Moreau was to have an assembly !;
that this rendezvous had been appointed by Mo-
Teau himself in his house that it appeared no
person was We, arrived {; that they went together
into the saloon of Morenu. where he and l.aiolais
had remained through discretion that Pichegru
and Moreau retired to the library, when the con-
ference lasted FOR half an hour; that Pichegru
then took hackney coach probably to return to
Chailot.
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IN COUNCIL. JuxE 1, 1904.

PURSUANT to an act ofthe General Assem-.
bly, intituled " An act 10 amend an aa inti,ulea
an aet for appointing Electors to choose = Presi.
dent ard Vice President IF the United Statesn-
II IS advised that the following persons he an
pointed and commissioned in the respective conn.
ties, and corpora ions OF Richmond, Williamsburg
and borough of Norfolk, for the purpose of exc.
cutting the said law, viz.
Hccomact. George Lay6eld, Parker
Barnes, Robert Walker.
-4l6emarie. Nicholas Lewis, Rice Gar.
land, George Divers.
.dmeAa. Edmund Harrison, Thomas
Randolph, Daniel Hardaway.
-dmherS. William 5. Crawford. Ian.
don Cabell, Joel Franklin.
augusta. John Coalter, Chesley Kin.
ney, James Cochran.
Bah. Samuel Vance, John Wilson,
James Laird.
Bedf6rd. Christopher Clarke, Charles
Clay, Daniel Pegram.
Berkeley. Erasmus Cant, Joel Ward,
w illiam Somervi!le.
Botefourt. Thomas Rowland, John
Moore, Alexander Patrick.
Brooke. John c.. Young, John Moor
mack, James Blair.
BrHH 7Yick. Dr.. John Claiborne, Ster.
ling Rul1in, Aaron Brown.
buckingham. William Perkins, If. Mat
thew Branch, Anthony Debrell.
CamhbeH. John Dabney, William J.
Lewis, Archibald Robertson.
Cumberland. William Daniel, James
Deane, John Hatcher.
Caroline. John Hoomes, Daniel Cole.
man, James Taylor.
Charles City. John Bradley, James
Walker, John Colgin.
Charlotte. QuiD Morton, Thomas Spen.
Ger, William l.. Morton.
Chesferfeid. Thomas Goode, Isaac
Sale, Thomas Watkile.
C"lhcher. John Shackleford, Moses
Green, John Roberts.
DiH1oiddie. Edward Pegram, sen. Tho
mas b. Robertson, William Coleman.
Elizabeth Gin. George Wray, Angus.
tine Moore, sen. Thomas Jones (Pem.
brote).
Esser. Tunstall Banks, James Eyar.
Sthreshley Rennolds.
Faugsder. Gustavus Il. Uorncr, Au.
CUISINE Jennings, Richard II. Foote.
Fairjar. Thompson Mason, George
Summers, George Graham.
Fredcrick. James Singleton, John
Smith, Robert Macl;ie.
/rankLH. Henry Galloway, Moses
Greer, Benjamin Cooke.
EavanHa. John Quarles, John Napier,
Jun. Matthew p. Ildden.
Gloucester. Matthew Anderson, Tho
mas Baytop, Richard Baynham.
Goochisnd. Nicholas Vaughan, John
Miller Dr.. James Carter.
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LA1ESz ERoM EuR0pE-

The ship Sachem, has arrived at Portland,
from Liverpool, with London papers to the Is ii
June, five days aJer than before received from
that quarter. We find. that Hir.PIT'r meets with
very powerful opposition. in the British House
OF Commons. On the subject of the National
Defence. on the 11th June, he introduced bill
for the augmentation of the pubic force. The
combined oppositions were raliyed TO oppose go
ing intocommttee on this bill and on the question,
shallthe speakereave the chair the numbers were
For it 2io
Oppo.ed to it 100
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IN C00NCIL, Aucusr IL, 1894

1T is advised that The names ofthe Commission
ers appointed TO take the polls for the ele Sion
of president and Fice-Prcsidens of the United
States be published in the Virginia Argus and En-.
qurer in Richmond in the Norfolk, Petersburg.
Fredericksburg, Alexandria, Winchester, Staun.
ton, Lynchburg and Lexington papers, with a
notification that the commissions have been sen,
BY post. and request that the gentlemen appoint.
ed inform the Clerk Of the Council whether or no,
they have received their commissions
DANIEL L. HYL.TON.
CLERK Of fbe Council
fC79 In pursuance of the above ADVICE of Coun.
Gil, am instructed by the Governor to request the
several printers therein named topubish the same
together with the advice of Council of,he lst June
last, appointing the Commissioners therein alluJ
ed 10 and the Commissioners will be pleased 10
comply with what is requested OF them.
SAML. COLEMAN,
Cge,k to tie Eseeutive
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that he had toe entire use OF his arms. Being
benumbed with cold, he got inro i boat 10 warm
himself by rowing; but soon sprang into the wa
ter again and happily reached tire Swedish shore,
alter passage OF one hour and quarter. On
ms arrival he salu'ed the spectators with 2 pistol
shot, ard waved flag which ne dew from the
sea. Having remained short time At Helsing.
burgh. lie returned TO the Danish coast, where he
aniVed amidst the shouts of the curious, who
lined The shore. The machine weighs bug seven
pounds and fastens round Inc waist of the wear
er. MAJ Intel.
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* x The gentlemen who

have been so good as to receive subscriptions TO
" The TRAVELS or ANACHARSIS THE
YOUNGER ~ GREECE" are requested to
forward 10 the subscriber. as soon as possible. an
account OF the number of names on their respec.
i've lists They will please TO retain The subscrlp.
lion papers in their hands, which may be kept
open upon the original terms till further notice
The first vol OF this work Will &c ready foy de-
livery on the Is, of September
S. PEASANTS, Jr.
Aug. Is, 1894. Ar
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III
100
so
Ministerial mai.

Among the opposition were mr.. Addington,
mr.. Fox, mr. Tierney, mr. Grey, &c. The Cou-
risr Of the 18th, mentions that mr. PitL's majority
was increasing.
Mr.. Living, recevedhis passport, and left Lon
don on the 9Th, upon his return 10 Pans IL Is
said THAI his departure was sooner than he wish
cd or expected and that he was not 50 very anxi-
Gus that his passport should have been sent to
him so soon Iibik CdS.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15

On the 27sh July, the Ministers assembled at
BridpoTt, Vermont, to spend two days in prayer,
and religious worship. Three thousand assem-.
bled, with twelve ministers Five sermons were
preached. one by Rev. Joshua Spalding. On
the last day, eght hundred received the commu
mon, and above thousand have been added TO
the Chu'ches in the western part of Vermont.
lyaLem ReSister.)
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15

ProfeSsor PeL Of Hehnger. hasinvented nau.
teal machine 10 save persons from drowning.
To try the eleds OF it against the united cur.
rents OF the North Sea and the Baltic, young
waggoner, named Peterson, having equipped
himself in this machine, sprang into the sea, IN
the Presencc OF numerous spectators, many of
whom accompanied him in sailing boats. AZ his
departure lie filed pistol tw ice and or his pas
sage he cat, drank and smoked pipe, to slew
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sent him back with an injus9ion to tell the enc
my all that lie saw.
Paris papers TO the 81 inst. have bro't the con-
mutation, but no, the conclusion of the trial of
MORGAN and the other prisoners. 1t will surprise
those who are acquainted with the forms of c,i.
mina Jurisprudence in this country, the ONLY 5ys-
tenn OF luri5pru,ence in the world which, reach
ing perfection Is nearly any human system can
reach. deserves to be universally admired and -
dopted; it Will surprise those persons, we say TO
find that the only parole evidence alluccd, is
that of the prisoners themselves: they all give G.
violence against each other, and furnish the
bunal with all-tle particulars OF sheir views, their
Objects. and their operations
- The principal witness against Moreau, is
man of the nam: ot ROLAND. who gave evidence
70 some expression, a.iedged 20 have been used
by Moreaui who, To Question put 70 him by Pich-
eSru replied. C. that if they would ;l9 according
to his opinion the consuls and H. government OF
Paris must disappear, and in shat case he had a
party srong enough 20 obtain the authority -
MORGAN positively denied having made use of any
such expressions. ROLAND persisted in asserting
that he had Moreau then suggested thar Rol-
lani had endeavourcd TO criminate him, for the
purpose oil saving himself--a suggestion. in all
probability, but too well founded. Pichegru was
the only man who could have contradi6ed Rol-
land; and Bonaparte knowing this, took care
ti't Fl-hsSru snou'u uiS1ppe9r. More1uS evil
dence is IN the same spirit with his letter. The
Polignacs and Georges appear to conduit them
selves with great dignity and frmness
The following account has been given in
4 morning paper of the departure Of Mr. Living
ston; which we think far more probable than the
contradictory accounts:
d" Mr.. Livingston left London for Paris on
Friday last but there is no foundation whatever
Tor the reports thaS his departure was accelerar-
ed by any hints from government, and that the
provisions of the alien aa were put IN force a
gainst him His mission TO this country had no
political Object, and il is ridiculous to suppose. as
1t has been asserted in several of the public prints
that he bro't an offer of Malta 70 our government
on the condition that it would recognize Bona.
parties assumption of the Imperial dignity His
GRAND, mentioned on his first arrival was
10 do in this country that which could not o. done
IN any other-to negotiate a loan of the United
States, in'ordcr TO complete the first instalmen,
engaged 10 be paid by them to Bonaparte for the
cession of Louisiana. Sir William Putney and
Sir Francis Barring, have we understand, all the
advantages arising from the negotiation The
former has very large property i'll the States of
North America and the latter is a, the head of
the first Commercial American Hoa5e in the city
OF London. This accounts for the sump.upus
dinner which Sir William gave to Mr.. Living
stou."
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NEW YORK, August 4.
LITE FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

Blythe arrival Of the Live Oak. in 40 days from
Londonderry, Irish papers to the 18Th, AID Lon
don to the 18th June. received at the Office of
she Morning Chronicle They contain volumin-
Gus and interesting intelligence; but the latencss
of the honr at which they were received. pre-
vents us from giving oopious extracts. We Sc.
lea these that appear most interesting.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
Private Correspondence.
June Is.

"Thsre is this day very confident expeaatl-
on that Peace will be speedily restored. MIR
Pin. ON being informed Of Bonapar,e's pacific
disposition, expressed his readiness TO attend TO
any overtures made through direct and proper
channel. AS Mr. Livingston is known to have
had instructions to sound government on a
point which must be so interesting to the new
emperor it is considered that drea overtures will
Immediately be made; and Peace is looked for
IN consequence, even though there should be a
change in administration +"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15

The Executive OF ,his Commonwealth, on Sa
turday last. (n the recess of the Legislarure) APP
pointed WILLIAM Is GILES and ANDREW
MOORE, Esquires, Senators in tile Congress of
the United States, the formerto supply the vacan
ey occasioned by the resignation of ABRAHAM
b. VENAsLE, Esquire, aud the latter to supply
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation OF
WILSON C. NICHOLAS. Esquire.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
Iune 10.

On Saturday, while Mr. Livingston was anti
oipatug the hosptaities which he was 10 enjoy.
at the Woburn sheep steering, and the agricui-
tural meeting at Rolkham Hall, he received his
passports, and an intimation from government
that his presence in this country was not desira-
bic lie accordingly left town, we urderstand.
Immediately, and has probably before this sailed
for France. We were the first TO state that the
visit of Mr. Fox and Mr. Grey to Mr.. Pitt, on
Monday last, related 10 this gentleman, and we
lave had since reason to think that our informa.
ton is correG. Ii was Of surprise 10 many
that mau, who has uniformly shewn an un.
friendly disposition towards England who had
IN the recent instance Of the charge against MIR.
Drake. betrayed an indecent zeal TO haucr Bona.
paTte, and TO pronounce the British minister sui.
~ upon exparte evidence, should have come to
England az such crisis All those who regard.
ed Mr. Livingston as an Object of suspicion, and
viewed him with Jealous eye, will applaud MIR
Pitt for this at OF vigor and energy Others
will recognise in it too great q resemblance 20 the
conduit Of Bonapar:e, who IN 1902, ordered the
Imperial minister, count Stahremberg, TO quit Pa
us in 81 hOrrs. because ne was suspected OF being
hostile to the French government. For our own
par, We arc rot aware that any real or serious
danger wag 20 be Appreciated from his presence.
in p country which ~, from end 10 end. one blaze
ofloyalty, pa'sioiism and courage. We think i,
would have 6ecn more d.s,Gfcd 10 have acted like
tho General, who took tic SPY to every part OF
the camp, srewsj him the spirit tina: his army
breaiael, ;he tss'p!iEe tina; preyailed ii il, and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
LONDON. Iune S.


The last Hamburg mails brought nothing Of
material importance.
Accounts from Vienna state onapaYte will un.
doubleday be recognized by that court. Emperor
OF the French, with the accessorial rights OF he
reditary succession. but on certain conditions 10
be settled hereafter.
June 9.
Mr. Livingston's visit to this country continues
TO be the subject of much speculation. ri now
generally understood TO be of political nature.
and that the late visit of Mr. Fox and Mr. Grey
10 Mr.. Pitt related to it, and TO the business
which public rumour has hitherto assigned as the
cause. June 10.
Yesterday evening received French papers
t. the LIST inst but they contain no intelligence of
material interest.
The criminal tribunal on the 10Th uIt pronoun-
ced sentence of death at Zurich on Klen,ere one
OF the chiefs in the late rebellion; and Is years
imprisonment on Haser, secretary of Will.
L F. Frankville, condemned TO death by the
military commission as spy, for having kept up
a correspondence with the English, was executed
at Bouognc on the 26th May at 4 o'clock
The senate of Hamburg has resolved to send
second Reputation to our new ministry, to urge
the discontinuance Of the blockade ef the Eibe in
regard TO neutral vessels.
The course of exchange, rose higher than it
had been for many years in consequence Of this
measure. and an opinion (Which we believe fal.
iICiouSJ OF It's success.
The Americans allowed to build gun boats
at Naples, at their own expense. in order to pro-
coed with the Neapolitans in great force against
Tunis, Tripoli, and other states of Barbary
Jane IL.
The following interesting article appears in an
Italian newspaper, dated Rome, May S: II is
well known that some months aGo, at the request
OF the first consul, French emigrant, count Yer.
Sennes. was arrested and imprisoned in the castle
OF ST Angelo, but who appealed to the privilege
which he had acquired of = citizen of Russia
On this subject several couriers were exchanged
with the Russian court. In the mean time the
French government has expressly demanded that
the said emigrant should be given up to them, &
the Pope was resolved on compliance On the
other hand, the Russian minister, count Samini
has left Rome with all his family. aud his secreta-
ny Of embassy, after having previously delivered
a declaration, that, from that moment all commu
ncation ceased between him and his holiness 1t
is said the count has gone for Tuscany. So en-.
ragged are the Russians at this condutt, that ma
ny individuals of thar nation have also left Rome
in disgust.
II is mentioned in letter from Vienna, dated
the 10 nit. that the Emperor of Germany had
consented to acknowledge Bonaparte as his equal
in dignity and it i, further stated, that Prince
EsterlIaly would be appointed to proceed to Pa
ris as Ambassador Extraordinary, for the purpose
ofcongratu!a,ing the new Emperor
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1804-08-15
VERY INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS

We have been favoured by distinguished mer
chant of this cisy, with perusal OF severa re-
cent letters from Paris. From one dated the
9th May, we extract the following remarks
upon the subject OF American Gains; sub
jea which, either for the wan, of talents in
those intrus5ed with the management of il, O.
from some worse cause seems daily to become
more intricate and embarrassed. IT, S Gaz
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1804-07-21
NOTICE..
In the cafe Of JOSIAH WATSON,
s RANkRIJpT


The creditors who have proved their debts uu-
Ter ComsailIsn Of Bankruptcy awarded and
! aued againlt oiiah Wasfon Of the town Of Alex.
,adria, are deaged to meet tie Commllli en>ss in
ne faid commllion namsd, and the afignee of
lie laid baukrupt's eftatc sad eGetts on the 27th
az Of she Prefent month, at Join Gad4by's City
cavern, in rhc town Of 93oxandtia. at O'Clock
J the afternoon, 10 order 70 aF-nt 20 OF d,hent
| ror tn. fad afigree co'ameneing, pr6iecuSing,
), d ending any hlt Or fuus az law O in sqli
s., Tor recovery Of any part of the fad hlak-
apt's eltase and effects, and aifo to bis CON.
1,ounang, fabmitting 20 arbitration, or etherwlis
/ :greeing 70 aoy matter or thing relating tacfe-
80, an on other fpccial sffnrs.
z AS matters Of Importance will be fubmtSsd 70
Ne cred,.oys. it is hoped they viii oe panttual
i sgir asleodance.
James NJ. M'Rea,
Secretary TO the Commiioners.
Alex. JAY IS. d3t
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THE MEMBERS

OF the Md,ual Afu.ance S5cir1y againf Fire
IA buildings in the fate of Virginia, are re-
|lsuRcd 10 meet at Gadlby'so Saturday evening,
Che Iii, loft. at S o'clock, in order to appoint
lepusy to repselent them in the approaching &c
|oeral meeting al Richmond and TO give him in.
IRsuc ions.
IDLY %.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1804-11-07
Cdober IL.


He Office OF Supcrvifor of the Revenue for
4 the Dharia of Virginia being d;lcontinued, and
the unlimited bunefs Of the faid Office transferred to
me; the Collectors OF the Dired Tax and Internal
Revenue, whole accounts have not been finally adult
cd and paid, are hereby informed, that they are now
re1ueited to call at my Office, in the city of Richmond
without delay and pay the balances due to the United
States-And thofe whole lands have been fold in the
dlitrid of Virginia by authority of an a of Coagre
OF the United States for non-payment of the D;r.a
Tax, may redeem tich lands, by paying 70 ne within
the time Limited the principal COTS and fees as the law
directs.
Asmoit of the aoovementioned lands were fold in
Dec 1902 the privilege redemption viii continue
unit. December next.
The money received by me for the redemption of
the iaid lands, WHY be returned to the purcaer with
intere at the rats of rs per per aunum on the
Purehsie money, 70 the day which it may be paid
to me- JOSEPH SCOTT.
Marihal v. d
l"Y q ep-tf,
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!. sWEDNESDAr MORNING, N0YEAaBER 7, 1904
VALUABLE LANDs-FoR ,sALE.


In The e0uuty Of Xiur K,Ilgau, en- 7.bnrsday .b.
2st6 Of NoUem6rs,, 10 !6e bisGea tidaer, at
F0zer's Ferry:
Two TRACTS oe LAND, Belonging 70 70. eerte
Of H,iRianu Brock, 2esgd, and lying Immediately
on Afaseeay ri0sr Of than containing ne7yard Of
zoo aeres Of bigi ian and about 100 aeye5 Of vaa75
srs cat .7aJe, abOGrGag scit5 vsrey Of zed 0rvi
their EaHs. This trad! Hss ahcat uikss foAz Fro
ze's ferry, svea jrcn King Wiiiiau Cou,. Eoaf and
7cifbin foe Of Kins and Qveoa C0ur. Ecr: TIE bull
diegs on tbs land Sa,n g faJir, vyi5 oiber
b0ge' fit fer tie accommodation ofaz o:-1ser and
yrees.
TIE other fya7 confirm atut 275 nere ofBigS land
aid kas it Uery hszJ6me Fory 6ritI 5oac 60
b GO f, rvit5 TIRE anf CRY pagage Lez-
end foa- rooms and pGse s6sv-, sei.b gzt boEt
Etaatea OF bisb e-rireree e8a,&ng Agt.ai v:csv Of
he rirr and adjacent so@.:ry; t5ts bo: 81. ,r.7y5S.
ont Of repair, CIT fo, .5A a1 ray 3. rendered vsy
e'aerf16e Tbis LAP a.r:ieaed j.rafion sesyid--:d
oze tse srsF beatty ard piazt ia tie !o,oy esa,y
1b5f fra9 cain ezeb 0j.r -ry eonve7ies. z.az-er
ors sgoaa male 3rs5 srs7 uuAr %: i:r.e7i,- Of a,
Nfffnfss farmer. Il yber .j:ys:ior e.5Gf Aza4. is
d,ata Hnaffeayy, t6es 105O in=lir:d bys5Ge
7oW Dndoz6l!y y;ezy ti:T. TIE eosal.iozI of.k .,Y
BE- orfa6 Of TIE bu,tb4 rroney :. PAID on BE dsy
ae Hsf5e otbe, torr ftiS three e7yal s-sgal tay-
'rent', 10 carry i"itrs9 iran re A:e If enn17ray
pail n 6onS anae5 ofSr fsprisv re executor may
dem "eea9ory 7OiH be ysg;yL-fbt Ia.5s nay 5sdei3
70 f 'D'f6g2'' and oagia. 5zG os t5.f,a Of areery
RICHARD BROOKE.