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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06
CERTIFICATES.

We, whose names are hercunto sub
scribed, do certify that we have bred
colts from Knowsley, Tor seen of his
get,) that they are OF fine size and
form, and from their present appear
ance bid fair to make capital horses,
either for the turf or any other service.
We also believe him to be as sure
foal getter as any horse in the state.
Given under our hands, &c. January,
1906.
John Coles, sr. Walter Coles, Miles
Selden, sr. Miles Selden, ir. John
Edloe, +. P. Chamberlayne, John
Roane, jr. c. Harrison, !. Minge,
George w. II. Elinge, Major
Wilcox, George Cooke, James
Stewart, John Christian, Iiamlin
Wilcox, William 5outhall, John
Colgin.
! do certify that in the spring, 1903
/ saw and took particular notice of a
number of colts which were III pas
ture where the imported Stcrlipg then
stood considerable proportion oil
them by imported horses, among which
were several OF Knowsley's, aud tho'i
them equatifnot preferable TO any that
were there. Given Under my hand &c
BRIGHTBERRY BROWN.
Ai6emorte, .J.naa,y l, 1905.
hereby certify that have FLY
two years old this spiing, got by the
imported horse Knowsley, out of Ca
lypso, and | think her equal to any col
| ever have had foaied, or indeed eve
seen in this country. Given under m,
hand, this 5th day of May, sos.
John TAYLOE, Mount Air
FSolstao u Letter Paper
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~ D BE SOLD, for cash, at New
"A Market. on Friday the 22d day Of August
rc.t. BY virtue Of deed of trust, to ne executed
by Swans Bryan, sr. fer the purpose Of dis.
thereio soer;fsJ. one NEGRO WON 4 nan,
ed Chloe, and her two children, Sarah * Fanny (;
and one NEGRO BOY. named Ned two he ad
Of Horses and fys head OF Cattle. Also, will be
sold, lor cash, 81 the sane time and place, as "a
bove, By yistue Of deed oftrust, 70 me executed,
BY John Wright, for the purpose Of dseharging
his debs, due 10 James Murphy Z &C. therein s,e
eiGsd. one NEGRO WOMAN, named PAT. and
her four ehildien, Ishao, Dick, Charles and Ed.
mund
John Higginbotham, Trustee.
AmteIs, July i6, 1906. Nv
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II. HEWES e. co.

II. HEWES 3 co.
Have for sale, at their store, opposite
the Market,
Sal, in sacks Imperial Tea
Isx,aica ard Antigua Hsuinss and Shad
Rum Alexandria Eeer inbb's
New England Rum English Walnuts
Fort s Sherry Wine brown Soap
Old Cogniac Brandy Nutmegs
Loaf and Brown Sugar Pepper
Moiasses Alspice
Coffee OF superior qua. Mace
I lily Cloves
Alexandria Crackers S'sIch
Rhodc Island Cheese Fix Blue. &c &c. &c.
4 general assortment Of CRoCKERY and
STONE WARE. and Rhode Island LINE.
Richmond, iay 4h. 1906. It
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06

$50 Be SOLD, for cash, at John
Farrar's. Oil Rocki4h river. in Amherst
county, on Monday the 2Sth cay of August next,
by virtue Of a deed Of trust, 10 me executed. ~
Icha Fasiar, for the purpose of dischassing his
d be due 20 Hives. Hurphey & Co. therein spsei-
Ard. OHE NEGRO WOlAN, named Mi!lsy.
ani hsr child, ssmsd Henley. and the increase Of
the said MiiIcy.sf any. since the uing the
said truss; oHs SET of BLACK SMITHS
TOOLS. and one sosrsl MARE and COLT.
Daniel iligginbotham, Trustee.
Agnhe,tt. i5th July. 1906. DIV
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-06

SALE AT AUCTION.
NN wedneetlay the 9th day of August next,
~ Will be sold in Adams' Valley. TIE BRICK
HOUSE and LOT, the property of Alexander
feet back. TENS Of sale will be made known
on thar day.
Prosser < -,Ioncurs, v. NJ.
Richmond, July So 1906. St
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profoundest respect for the General Assem-
bly,.
There are several other subjects which it wi
be my duty to lay before the Legislature, an
which shall be embraced by a subsequent b.
early communication.
have the honor to be,
With great respect,
Sir,
Your most ob't serv't,
VIM. Fl. CABELI..
The honorable the speak
er of the house OF
delegates.
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aleraabrta Datlp aDDerttser.
TUESDAY, JUNE 8.

ALondon paper of the 10th of April,
contains the following interesting paragraph
on the subject of neutral rights:
I" Whatever real grievances America has
to urge againstus, will, we are. persuaded,
be redressed and atonsd. There are points
however, on which we cannot fattet her
with much hopes Of success. She cannot
expect that the English government will so
Far coneede to the clamors OF her merchants
as to sacrifice the principles of our naviga.
tiou.laws TO their pretenslons OF what they
call "neu,ra! rights"
Aud apaper of the roth contains The fol-
lowing speech of the king of Sweden:
Head quarters at Griefswaid, A1ril7.
On The Sd instant, the whole of the Swe-
dish army was assembled upon the great
plain near Siemersdarf, when, after form
ING and going through some maneuvres his
majesty made the following speech;
81 have assembled those whe give az
well as those who receive orders, to afford
you proof of my content and satisfaction
for the zeal with which every one has en-
deavcred to do his duty, since you have
been called into service. Ii circumstances
have hitherto prevented me, from effecting
the great object, for which called you IN.
20 this country,we must SO tar acknowledge
,he will of the most high, and conform our.
selves TO it accordingly. In the mean whrie
YOU have preserved the honor Of the Swe'
dish arms unsareished.
81 have brought you back intro this coan-
,ry. which was so gloriousiy conquered by
vonr ancestors; and of our companions IN
arms. none are wanting butthose who, by
virtue of my command, are left behind,
in the German states of my ally, the king
Of England, for their protection. :. We .s
have certainly great cause TO oe thankful to
the most high for the singular protection
afforded us, in these critical times. |
hereby call upon you all, to thank God
most cordially, and to imPlore bis grace
=
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PUBLIC SALE.
May 90.

TN purfuance Of a deed of truf from Benjamin
i Tai6xt, now deeeafed, late Of Fairfax couu
ty 20 the fubFcriber, for the purpois of fsculing
The payment of certain debt due from the fac
Ta'but to Jonah Thompfon and Richard Veitct.
of the town of Alexandria and diaria of Coiurl
hia, will be expoied to public fale, for ec>@, O.
the prefnhes, on WEDNESDAY, the I'd da,
OF July next, certain traa OF LAND, ltusteo
the head waters of Piney Branch, in the (aif
county rf Fairfax, adjoining the lands of M
Thomas Mellan, and about two and half mile
from Fairfax court houfe containing SIR and :
half acres, together with all the improvement
buildings, &c. thereon; being the fame tIatt Q
land on which the faid Talbnt lately reiided, an
now in po6efion of his widow.
Sale will commence at eleven O'Clock in Il
foienoans
David Stuart.
T. zaw2dJy.
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TALLY done that Justice whichit was their
wish and duty to do full and complete.
These rules are constantly practised Inv
tue French administration, whose agents
are sensible that from the very circum.
stance OF their own Cause, NO act of theirs
Can be set up as a bar against the creditor.
as long as justice was not completely done.
As TO the American government, the
same rule ought the more 20 preyaiisin this
case, as their representative, thro' errors
OF which no man is exempt, and which said
government has officially disclaimed. has
been the author Of the enormous and uu
just reduction which the claim has experi.
enced.
we trust, therefore, that your excellen.
cy viii not consider this as being term.
mated case; that you will dee m il righs and
proper to grant us our said request, either
TO have the balance OF the claim DISCHARGED.
or 70 state TO us whether any and what mo-.
tives. besides he one alluded to in Mr..
Madison letter, has aud still does prevent
the dlschargiug the whole amount afore.
said.
Should your excelleney refuse both these
two po,nss, we think II our duly to persist
IN the Protestation we have already made,
as we'll as those which the claimants them.
selves have made both in their memorial 10
the secretary Of state of the 25sh of July
last, and in their letter to you Of the 9th
of August.
With the highest regard,
We have the honor to be,
Sir, your excellency',
Most ob'd'l humble serv'ts,
I. NJ. DE La GRANGE,
DU PONT,"
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BALTIMORE, lune l..


Arrived, lchooncg hetsy, Holmes, II days
from .cmc. Sailed in co. with lhip Mouns
Vernon, for Philadelphia; ich'rs Betiey, Fu.
iefton. and Wilmington, Miller, Tor do. Part.
ed in lat. IS, long. IS.
Afa, new ihip rom Connecticut.
ALTO, fch'r Mary Ans, Hayes, "a days from
Cape Francois. Sailed Sth May, in CO. win
fchooner Mediator, White, for Baltimore, part.
ed the iecond night after failing, in the Caicos
Padage Left there Ichooner Henry, Thornton,
for Baltimore, in or s days, Victory, Oatd.
,er, do. weeks; Folly and Charlotte, Cox,
Aisxandlia, days; brig Lovely Lusy, brown,
Pa,ladelphia, uncertain; Rover, Mode, DO. do
julia, Dunlevy, do. do. Schooner John Whar-
ton, -, do. do. Jolly Bacchus, 90. Do
tchooner -, Capt. Hand, do. do. Sloop RI
ling Sun, Sulger, do. do. brig Wealthy Ann,
New York, do. lchooner Mary Ann, do. do.
The foh'r Aerlel, Jences, tor Baltimore, failed
the day before.
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that we may now, as weltas hereafter, &c
enabled to walk 10 the paths of virtue aud
honor"

On the Non. Contagiousness Of Yellow.
fever.-We present TO our readers the
following extract from " The Medical and
Physical Journal" of London, for the
month of March, 1906.
To the Editors efthe Medical and Physical
/ journal.
GENTLEMEN,
My friend Or. Rush, of Philadelphia,
has in his new edition of his Medical In.
quiries and Observations, retracted his
hicrmer opinion respecting the contagious
nature Of the yellow fever; aud being de-
sirous OF making this reclamation as pablo
as possible, he has requested me TO obtain
! the insertion of the following extract from
his preface, in one of the periodical works
OF this country. If you will have the good
ness to give ii place in your valuable our.
nal, my friends object will be accomplish
ed, aud you will much obIige yours, &c.
L J JARDlNE.
Liverpool, Feb. 10, 1906.
In the fourth volume, the reader will
find retraction OF the authors former O.
pinion of the Yellow Fever spreading By
contaglon. He begs forgiveness of the
friends Of sclccnce and humanity, if the
publication of that opinion has had anyirAu.
ence in increasing the misery and mortal-
ty attendant upon that disease. Indeed
such is the pain ne feels, in recollecuag
that he ever entertained or propagased IL,
thaE It will long, and perhaps always, dc.
ptive him Of the pleasure he might other.
wise have derived from a review OF his al
sempss to falhl the public duties Of his pro-
fession.'
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SEED POTATOES.

/ have received from New York.
90 barrels of SEED POTATOES, Of an extra.
ordinary sood kixa, which I viii fell low.
Mordecai Miller.
May go.
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To the Public.

Notice IS hereby gi0en,
ITO all perfons indeoted to Joba Il. smit5,
L laparner Of mine IN the OlacKimith's lhcpl
not to pay unto him the laid ,7aks Il. Smitb,
any accounts which he may render, az. I lhsfl
conGder them teifonGbc for the fame; and il
any peifon lhaIl credit him for any thing after
This date, they arc TO cosGder ne as not being
refponGbe for the fame.
John Parker.
Inne q t3~
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June g.
Jult Received by the lhip Ann,

.Iult Received by the fhip Ann,
And for SALE,
"A quantity OF freh Lisbon LEMONS in
boxes
Ergllh Walnut,
Figs IN fras
Al@ on Hand.
Freh Lines
Talnarinds
Oranges
Pyunes
RsiGns In boxes, and variety Of other
Fruits, Nu's, Sc.
A few ba,ie!s OF fat MackrcI, for family u(e
nc barrels of excellent Herings and Shad
(nfleosed
Ciaret Wine, Of an excellent quality, IN
boxes of one dozcn each
sugar In hhds, and barrels
WDiskey in barrels
About 100 bulicls OF cxcel!snt Seed PotStoes>.
and a gen>,al shar,mcnt Of
Groceries, as u{ual.
Alio JHf Rrcetved from P@ilaatlpbia,
An aIorsG1eas Of hdn5i,aae IA ARkEr PAS-,
KETS.
ABEL WILLIS.
Who fhortly expects catgo OF PINE AP-
PIES, LIN IS, add Q her nice Fruits, and
few GREEN TURTLE, Tor the Fourth If
july.
June Z. CT
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lust RECEIVED.

B, Captain Hand, fran PHILADELPHIA, and fSrl|
/alt, BY tbeJsblsn6er, IN K,sg FREE,
A handfome atiortment of China Tea}l
and Coffee Cups and Saucers,
China Bowls, of different Gzes; Cream Euersi
and Sugars; handfome cut glais Decanters,
Tumblers and Win: G aGes Loo king Gla6es,S
o! efficient Gzes; ageneral aGorsnent Of Queens
Ware few letts Of elegant Mantle Ornaments II
nice frelh Young H, ion ard Imperial Tea'.
Jofeph Thornton.
June 8. 3tswzw
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Hamdufgb, April'a1.
Letters have been received here which alert,
tina: an Englilh leuadron OF fix fail OF the iine
has paGed the found to cruizc in the Baluc.
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Notice is hereby given,

T~O all peffons i1sbted to me, not to pay
Jsbn Parker any accounts he may preiene
tor adiultment as / fall conGder them ri pom.
.ible Tor the fame.
John A. Smith.
Tunc E. d3,f
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Prl/Gargb, April 4.

Pr1Gargb, April 4.
Tie Gazette of this ciry cvasaigs The following
article, dated Carlobago, March 49,:
sWe yeasrday received poL:iys inse!li senee
Of the occupation Of Cattarc, and part OF Da..
mata b, the Rplfian troops. The Mon.snog,ins
mad az t,,it taken poG.Eicn of fons vii4gss, arsi
he'd agreed with the inhabitants 10 defend the
entrance OF the country againh The french al
the arrival Of the Ruiians. Six Ruiz IN lhip,
and 10 900 troops loon afsr arrived. The nc
ceiaiy preparations were tfen nade io,a visour
Gus oppolltion to any attack OF the. part OF the
Frenth. Ali The paGages by which they could
enter were fortified, a.d flied with troops and
artillery, in foch rsanaer thar II appeared al.
mott impoAibie TO force them,
6 The numDei of the combined troops is (aid
10 amount 70 &c, 1000. They ere defended by
the nature OF the ground, and have prov, Gons
for long time. No Frcnehinen have yet sp
pca.cd in theie environs, and we are aaued thu,
they do not extend beyond Macallco.
g According TO other accounts, the Mentene-
erins has riien IN ma6 to top the forts vi the
French, and { arc aaured that tae Turks Of the
countries have, joined ,hcm and The RuGlans.''
'Hta'se, April z.
The Runians and Englifh have blocked up thi.
port Z days patt, and luffer 20 yehel to rDtes
or 90 OUT. The harbour is full OF Venetian vel
fels, whole inactivity csutes the greaselt deri
ment to our commerce. Tiette prvtits, and Is
enriched by this, becauie its vesssls sail uade.
the Aaitian flag, whi~h IS neutral.
II is appIebended, not without foundation,
that if the war continues, sbe Rulians and EpgGG,
will blockade ali the ports OF l:aIy.
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F O r S A L E,
By he Mbjrribe,,,

By he /at(fribey,,
Mould Candles, of a very fupefier
quality, by the>box
Window Gls!s, of different ftzes
BacelIos Wine, in quarter csiks
Lifbon Salt, and Willow Carpets
German Liners, OF d}ferent deicriPtiohss
"A L o,
100 lhds, Maryland and Virginia
Tobacco, part Of which is we'll iu'ssd to the
Welt India markets.
r. T. Hooe & Co.
FOR SALE,
PORK in barrels
New York prime and cargo BEEF
A ssasso Skin and TEAS
Rufha DUCK, and
A few keg, ESSENCE OF SPRUCE, BY
DAN'L. MgAsAFsoyD.
May 60
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JUICE
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18
DECREE OF TAG EMPEROR OF
HAYtI,

TRANSLATED for the Baltimore Americana
JACQUES, by the grace of God and the
constitutional law Of the state, first en-
pscor Of Hayti, and supreme head
of the army.
Considering, that the government
wishing 10 maintain the good will and pre-
serve the relations contracted with neu-
trial nations, has hitherto treated for all
Cargoes, of whatever nature or quality,
brought in neutral vessels and this even
at times when the articles imported were
neither suitable 10 the government nor to
the individuals to whom they were con-
signed
Considering that where reciprocity OF
advantages, do not exist, that no society
can be iormed--
And Considering in fine, that il is ex.
pedient that the Inhabitants Of Hay,i
should equally participate in the sales
Which the avarice Of SPECTATORS, or the
policy OF mis- enemies would re fuse HIM
DEGREES.
Article l. w hen AN owner, CAPTAIN or
supsrcargo OF neutral vessel arrives al
any port OF Hayli, The merchant 10 whom
the vessel comes consigned, or The gov.
eminent when it treats cireG ely with such
owser, &c Shall procure retutn cargo,
consisting OF coffee, cotton, indigo aud
cocoa.
Article III. When the merchant 10
whom lhe disposal of The ca. 90 is en-
trusted, canaot procure, in the quarter in
which he resides, all or any oil the ar
ticies mentioned in The preceding ar,i
Gle, he may then load the vessel with
such article, as may be obtained pro-
vided, h@weyer, that coffee does not
constitute more than one third,
Article Ill. The aforesaid owners.
captains, or supeicargoes, shall by no
means b. empowered 10 refuse cargocs
so offered provided they have received
their thlld of coffee.
Article Nv. The present decree TO be
read, published ard posted up whercy
er requisite, ard It's execution trusted
10 the special care Of the minister of
huince, upon the responsibility Of the
adiaisiist a,ors OF divisions.
Done al the imperial palace OF Des.
sa!ines, The lo,h JaEuaty, 1906.
year ibe third of eur ihde pendcnce
and OF. our reign the first.
DESoALiNES.
BY the emperor,
JusTE CHANTLATrE, sec'y, general.
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frui,-Mr. Atoms brings d;spatches g
governmen, from MIR. Rn1.Iun, oue/r.in-
lister at MadriG, which were :ut on board
about the Soih December. The /repors
at Lisbon and st. Cbes was that . recens
engagement had taken place s!ung the
whole French line. which continued with
little inlermissien for days, when fresh
reinforce mrnt 10 Sonapar;e's army teci.
ded The fate of,he day; giving rim COM
Plsie victory. 10000 Russians laid down
their arms and were Sent home OF par ole,
and 20 600 which attempted 10 ,ce their
retreat, we're cut TO pieces. An armis.
lice was tho immediate consequences
Such ssys MIR. Adams was the report at
Lisbon on the last Of December.
After the events which have occurred,
there is nothing to render the action i'm.
probablc, except the broken state of The
Russian and Austrian armies. But as
their situation may not have been alto.
gether so desperate as represented in the
bulletins, as they may have been reinfor-
ced by the whole of the Russian auxillia-
ries under Nicholson, which were on their
march TO the seat Of war, & as Bonapar,e
had previously wished general engage
nient which had been declined, it is not
unlikely that he was INDUCED by his oppo.
nen's ai'er they had concentrated all
their forces, stalking all their hopes on one
last and desperate effort.
No printed or written advices of DO.
it'cai nature, except the dispatches I'd
government have been received by the a.
bove arrival. Beh. Fcx. Gazette.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18
Mn. CRowEIxsH1ELp's Morton

ResotUed, 1ha, from and after the
day of next, no goods, wares, or
merchandise, shall be exported from, or
imported into the United States, or the
territories thereof, in any ship or vessel
whatever, to or from any European colo
MES, or settlements, situated on the cas-
tern side of the continent Of America, or
m It's adjacent seas. northward cf the c.
quator, unless the importation Of all arti
cies the growth, product, or uaanufaetu.s
ol the United States, and their ,ertitories
IN American bottoms, is, al all timss, adj
mit'cd into the said colonies or se,tie.
'nents, and unless The expectation of the
productions cf the said colonies or settle
ments, IS permanently allowed in Ameri.
can bottoms from the sane to the United
States, and the ,e.riinres thereof.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18

Congrfss, we cannot present them in our
paper 'ofthis day In substance, (as we'll
as we can recoiiecl) the resolutions, stat
ed what was the opinion of the meeting
upon she law of nations. which they con-
sidered, ~ FOUNDED upon immu;able prin.
ciples, and no. upon expediency; that the
recent British decisions, went to destroy
the sound Interpretation heretofore given
to those laws, and TO interpolate maxims
founded upon regard to convenience,
which in it's operation, had been injurious
To the rights and interests ofthe citizens
of the Uu,ed States.
The resolution adverted to The impress
ment of our seamen, which was deprecat.
ed in animated terms. They further sta.
ted that the meeting relied in the wisdom,
and frmness ofthe councils oftheir coun-
try, in adopting The best measures IN de-
fence Of the rights and interests of the
country, in support of which they pledged
their lives and fortunes. We are no. e.
nab!ed 10 present our readers with some
othe objects embraced by the resoluli.
ons, and beg they will for the present ac-
cept of this, as feint likeness, OF strong
aud impressive original.
We do not remember upon any former
occasion, TO have witnessed so numerous
antl so respectable meeting of the two
towns. The conduct OF all present was
marked with moderation Sc firmness, and
every measure adopted with Immunity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-02-18
Mr.. NIcHoLsoN's MOTION.

RcsolOed, That from and after the
day OF next, the following articles,
being ct the growth, produce, or manu-
tacture OF Great Britain or Iceland, or OF
any OF the colonies or dependencies OF G..
Britain, ought to b. prohibited by law,
from being imported into the u. States,
or into the territories thereof, viz.
All articles OF which leather is the ma.
terial OF chief value;
All articles Of which tin or brass is the
material Of chief value; lin in sheets ex-
copied.
All articles ofwhich hemp or q TX is the
material Of chief value;
All articles Of which silk! is the materi-
al of chief value;
Wooden cloths whose invoice prices
shall exceed
Woollen hosiery Of all kinds;
Window glass, and all other manufac.
lures of glass;
Silver and plated wares;
Paper OF every description;
Nails and spike.;
Hats;
Cloathing ready made;
Mi'lenery of all kinds;
Playing cards;
Beer, ale and porter; and
Pictures and prints.