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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

D AN away from the subscriber on
N Sunday last, Negro Man named
Jim, alias Jim Thompson, but better
known in this county and Jefferson BY
the name of Fyer Jim he is about S
feet or 9 inches high, about 40 years
old, has round fat face, of a very dark
colour, and is a stout well made fellow
he was lately confined in the Martinsburg
Jail from which relieved him. He has
for several years past bowed the fife for
the militia companies about Martins
burg and other places, on which he per.
forms very well, & plays the fiddle also.
He had on an old surtout coat made of
gray coating, overalis and waistcoa of
the same el6,h, aPair Of about half wor.
shoes, split down the vamP owing to
their being too small, and stockings, and
probably other clothing with him. I,
will give the above reward to any person
who viii return said negro. to me, or
con6ue him in Berkeley or Jefferson
County jail so that | get him again.
ROBERT CHRISTY.
Berkeley County, Macrh 49,. 1906.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27

Jefferson County, SIS.
Way Court, 1906.
Thomas Rasg, Plaintiff,
against
E6,Oard Ridgway, Thomas L0zenby and
Sally his 1v!fe, and Robert Lasenby
and Aargery his Uite, DEFENDANTS.
In CHANCERY.
THE Defendants, Edward Ridg-
i way, Thomas Lazenby and Sally
his wife, and Robert I.azcnby and Mar.
gerry his vile, moi having entered their
appearance agreeable to an act OF Assem-
bly, and the rules OF this Court, and it
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that they are not Inhabitants Of this Com
monwealth, on the motion Of the Com.
Plainant BY: his Counsel, it is ordered
that the said Defendants do appear here
on the second Tuesday in August next,
to answer the bill OF the Complainant,
and that copy ofthis order be forthwith
inserted in the Berkeley and Jefferson
lntelligen, er for two months successive.
~, and published at the door Of the
Court House Of the said County.
A Copy. Ttste,
GEORGE HITE, c.J.c.
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-06-27

WANTING in the neighbourhood
w of the subscriber, residing near
Martinsburg, Berkeley County, Virgil
MIA, a ScHoo1MAsrER of good morals,
sufficiently capacitated to teach spelling,
reading and writing, according to the
true rules of English grammar: and also
arithmetic. -. GEORGE TABB.
June 6, 1906.
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B0LTLNTG CLOTHS.

rfUS received an extensive assort-
y ment OLDEST warranted BOLTING
CLOTHS, ofeverv description, which
will be sold unusually low, by
KENNEDYS & Raglan.
Hagers-town, June 5, 1906. t1y]
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More Cheap Nice Goods.

THE subscribers again respectfully
i inform theirfriends and the public
generally, that they have just received
from Philadelphia and Baltimore. and
are now opening a very handsome as
Sortment of 81
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7svo Abtren'icet oUanfea, to
learn tbe Art gPrinting. ,

THE Editor of the Intelligencer,
L will take. On advantageous terms,
two lads (from / 3 to II years Of age,) Of
moral character and sprightliness, to
learn the Art of Printing.
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THE subscriber has just received and is
noro opening, a large and &C.
neral assortment IF
Spring IND SUMNER
G. O O y s,

Among which are LACED, Embossed and
Plain Cambricks, silk and Cotton Sham
broy Muslins, trafalgar Vest Shapes,
and Caliees, Long, au Short Nankeens,
Leno and Paris Net Ecils, Oval and
Square Silk and Camb,i>t Shawls with
netting, Umbrellas and p""Tasols, trim
med and plain Bonnets ale, Nil! and
Cross.cut SAWS, Madena VINE,
Port WINE, and the best lIn annah
SEGARS also, aboutthree thousand
volumes of BOOKS all Of which
will BE- sold at the most reduced prices,
for cash, or on short credit, to punc-
taal customers.
JAMES FAULKNER.
Martinsburg, May 9, 1906.
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lGREdT BARGAINS.

GREdT BARGAINS.
THE subscribers have just received
l. from the cities of Philadelphia and
Baltimore, most elegant assortment Of
Fancy Spring Goods,
of the newest and latest fashions, slect.
ed with the greatest care from the latest
arrivals from London, consisting in part
Of elegant Damask silk Shawls, Leno
ShAwls4and Wells, Colorado, Leno and
Needle worked Muslins, silk and cotton
Chambroy Muslins, a great variety Of
handsome C4l"l&es, Calicos and Waist.
coating Of ira:a! ;ar 6gures, Cambrick
Muslins and Dimitirs, ladies' pic mic sitk
Gloves, Italian plaid Silk, fashionable
Bonnets,, artificial Flowers, &c.
Have also jus, received. 4 bales very
cheap India MbsLIss,. a large supply of
Waldronfs grading and grass ScyrHEs,
German ScYTHEs < CurEIGts. ksIvEs,
Crowley and Biistered STEEL, guam
tity of CASTINGS, 10 tons Of BAR-lRoN
of good quality, and about so doz. prime
SIckLEs made by H. Long of Pennsyl-
vania. All Of which they are determine
ed to sell uncommonly cheap for cash.
SELBY s CROW.
Shepherds Town, June 6, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27

Count keilet the last remaining adhe,
rent OF England in the Prussian csbinet,
dismissed, and he French iullerce pre-
dominant.
Cardinal Fesch, Uncle Of Bonaparie,
chancellor, an; fccf, Of the German empire.
bonaparie issuing guarantees of domi-
mon and sovereignty, under = soiien 6u2,
IN Imitation Of Charlemagnc.
indications of considerable changes on
the shores Of the North Sea.
Hanover, reported to be about to be re-
occupied by France, and the kingdom of
BATAVIA Ia comprehend The countries en-.
bracing both shores of The Eyus and the
Weser, and to the banks of the E,be.
Ihe Aus'nan gosesnmene at the com.
mand OF ftaoce, excluding British vessel,
from her ports.
Are these the favorobl. symptoms OF
feocc IL 'hese are The signs of peace
what must I've the c.pdi;un or Eng
land (! What kind of psace can he K.
peel 6 Ind ntnitv FAR me tas. end securt,g
"Jof The .yrfure!' Whittier are these v,
Sons lied And Why Instead Of a statue
IL the mempry Of ne monster whose Goa
'cese terrible changes on The face nf E.n
ro2e--' hose suleInn la.i. exhibit 80 ,he
"oiia the ahernafpe which tha, monster.
the British governnenl, preferred To the
establishment ofeQaal iib-rty in a si.gle
nation.
WHY are the public told, that these are
indications OF apeace, when no peace can
take place but upon such q basis as redu.
ces England for ever, 10 the lowesi state
Of vassslase, and which can only be IKE
prelude to her b corning what Bonahqrte
said To Fec on his rie:t 70 Paris mem.
DER " me great srcSferm family.
When an editor publishes that such
iacls As the aboye indicate peace-
si'h>r he has no understanding at all, or
he sacrifices Judgment and sense 10 the
Qualification of few choh fallen English.
men.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
T., .S,e,z~tss.s,->

Juiv The unsettled state of the Cerman
Empire gives 'i7e 10 ,unors of projected chan
ge' in thar part of rho Continent. The Eleetor
of Baden is il is said. to resign his authority
into the hands Of his son. who. il may be tecol-
le6aed was lately rarried 70 The niece of Ma
dame Bonsparte The reports respecting these
changes receive something like official contra
distion in an article dated from Ratisbon. To
this. however. little attention is to be paid, as
we learn, bv letters from Hamburger, that ii has
been inserted in 'he Couespordenten by command
of the French Minister at Hanburgh.
It was yesterday said in the City, that Gen.
Miranda had drawn Bills to . considerable -
ncuat OF the Treasury, which had been prescn-
ted fcr acceptance.
Letters from Plymou,h state that Admiral
Stirring. who With 6 sal, OF the line had been
sent in quest of Jerome Bcnapare. has returoed,
under an opinion that he must be on his way
back, as from oerain advices from the isles OF
France and Bourbon. it was evident that he
cnu'd not procure supplies there. Admiral Stir
ling was of Bc'eise, on the 20;h nlt,
Mr. Fox had good night on Sunday and was
yesterday much better.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27

duoed 10000 piasters and 7 have been
sunk. burnt or destroyed.
"Out Of the 81 nrgroes. 90 have been
given away or sold, or have deserted, or
are dead. 2e
"The rest ofthe Negroes are distribute.
ed through the division, and remained a.
live on The 5th of April. At this period
captain L'Hermitte retained only s. out
of the sis prisoners nc had made; the
remainder Of them having been sent away
in Hays oftruce. Twenty three only have
been left on board the prizes; one only
is dead.
g. This officer Informs me, tha, he has
inspected every point of the coast, which
he has run down with The greatest atten.
ton, and that he has occasioned very
great loss 10 the English commerce: the
Enemy's trade, he says, is ruined for the
present year, and in The course Of the sue
ceeding year; lie supposes their loss will
be considerable.
"The vessels of the division were in
very good condition. Nj. L'Hermit'e
speaks very high;y Of the conduct of his
officers and their crews. Since his dc.
parture from L'Orient; he has lost no
more than Is men, and he had only -
sick"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
PARIS, June IL.

His excelleDcy the minister ofthe Marine
and the Colonies, has sent the follow.
ing report 10 his majesty:
"SIRE,
Capt. L'fiermi,te, commandant Of one
ofthe naval divisions which allied last win
ter, has sent home the brig Surveirant,
with dispatches, which have the honor
to lay before your majesty.
"On the Sd of April the division had
taken 81 English vessels upon The coas,
OF Africa, amounting to 5976 tons. They
carried upon the whole gag pieces of can.
non, carronsdes, howiizers, &c. Their
crews, &c. amounting 10 5i8 men, have
been made prisoners lisa negroes have
also been captured in these vessels; and
among these prizes, four that were laden
with dry goods have been sold for $50 900
franks,
"Three out of The IL prizes that remain
have been armed, and now make part Of
our division, viz the Favouri,e Of guns,
six-pounders, and II carropades of u /;
the Otway, OF 4 guns, i2-pouoders and
carronsdes Of eighteens; and the Flowers,
ef % guns, 6 Founders. Five Of these
prizes have been dispatched as flags of
truce. The Trio, one Of them, has arriv.
ed at Moriaix ; two have been sold for the
convenience ofyhe division, and have pro.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
WASHINGTON CITY, Angus, 30.

Swariwout is removed from the Office
OF marshal oil the New York d,s'riSt, and
already the whole federal pack of Editors
are in full cry against the administration.
As they do not pretend to know any
thing oil the motives which Influenced this
measure, aad indeed disclaim all know
ledge of them, we should feel some sur
prise at the vehemence Of their denunci-
al'on, did they not habitually condemn
every measure OF the government, except
IN tive solitary case of,he appointment of
federaii5t to office. We should not, if
we posse the materials, undertake
the futile task of enlia understand
Ings winch thus resont,ly and sy sienna
tlca!'y Judge withoni knowledge. I,msy,
however, be proper, for lie satisfaction of
Others, 10 STATE few facts, IN doing which
we too di;clalm ali knowledge Of tie par
ticular motives that dictated the removal
Of MIR. Swartwopt. We think it would
be well, if The constitution required the
cuuve, on removing an officer, To ass
sign his reasons. Blu. so long as this
is neither required by the coostitu,i-
on, nor by usage, we cannot Justly COM
plain of silence in this or other H. siances.
We may jafiiy eonLflaia, if an unworthy
Ci!icer IS Suffered 10 remain IN ofice, be-
cause it operates TO the injury of the
public; bH we have no reason TO cou.
plain 50 long as the succe. sor DISCHARGES
bis duties faithfully. This is the only
point in which the paticn is interested.
With regard 10 The duties OF marshal
'ney are mui'i'drlou1; and il ought TO be-
rtc"liseied thai I" the preseh instance.
Tho Removal may he i0r reasons altoge-
iher distinct t'on those hat a,e connect
ed With CSd-n d SMITHS tral.
Now OR &c la3s.
The American Cltiz,n has given the
jVls5 at felt ieog,h summcned IN the case
IL Miranda; from which s:atcmen! IL CD.
pears ,bas the jurors we're s.leclcd yah
studied pariiad,y. vs. have indeed
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
LIVERPOOL, June IS.

Extract of private letter from Vienna,
dated June q.
81 Though l cannot absolutely vouch
Tor the following letter, which is circula-
ted privately here, yet l cannot refrain
from sending you copy of it as it is Ger.
fanny not unsuitable 10 the character of
The man to whom it is attributed.
TO THE KING OF sAvARIA.
SIR AND BRoTHER--I made you King
and from particular esteem and respe ct
Tor your person, sent you my ministers
at war and able counsellors TO organize
and direct the administration OF your
states; yetthough you have enjoyed these
advantages full four months YOU have
done nothing really useful, and conse
quently have reason TO believe that YOU do
not possess the qualities necessary to go
vern well. must therefore advise Won
to abdicate in favor OF your son, OF whom
have conceived better hopes. AsIwish.
and expe6t your acquiescence in this pro.
posal, shall take care to secure to YOU
suitable pension.
NAPOLEON"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27

proceeding, it is thought, viii not be car
ried into effees.
1t is believed that some rcquisilioD has
been made to Prussia on the part of
France to evacuate Hanover.
Bonapartc is said to have i, in contem-
plation to add Hsnover TO the kingdom Of
Holland. and to give it besides, the com.
mand OF the mouths Of the Ems, the
Weser, and the Ebe.
MIR. Jackson, our late Minister at Ber-
lin, has returned to the Continent. Ii has
been supposed that the object of his re-
turn is to meet any disposition which the
Cabinet ofBerlin may manifest to discuss
and terminate The differences between
the two Governments.--kfter the pledge
given by his Msjesty's Ministers, there
is but one way in which we can terminate
our differences with Prussia; which is,
by her evacuating and surreodering Ha-
mover to its lawful Sovereign.
Italy, May 2S--A report is in circula-
ton of the death OF the spouse ofLscien
Bonaparte.
The Prince Of Hesse Philisthai still
keeps up correspondence with mum
Der OF the citizens of Gotta, who gave him
very considerable assistance in a recent
soriie. The French vessels which were
intended 10 act against the place by sea,
have fallen into the hands Of the English.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
Albany. Angus, Ii.

Ex'roet IF a letter from BIS esceileucy goo HUI.
10 Us Jyiend in ibis city. dated Dstroit, Iisb
3a!y. 1856.
srriven here the 9th June the Territory,
was IN high state of alarm; they expsaed an
attack by the Indians; hey were binding block.
hoiscs and stockairs for hundfe,. mics ia ex.
tent Immediately cent tor me chiefs of the
different nations They came according u my
'falest. and in a few days every tang was ex-
planned TO their satisfaction. They are perfect
y friendly, and every thing is entirely tranquil
The peope have rs,urned 20 their usual employ
mcnts."
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
"NAPOLEON."
NAPLES, May &c.


On Wednesday the French attacked
Civi,ella del Froniu, post occupied by
the troops of the former King under The
command OF an Irish Officer. The town
was carried by assault. The French
troops prepared to undermine the fort. for
the purpose of blowing it up, but for,u.
nateiy this effusion of blood has been sa.
we'd. The Garrison, composed of 200
men surrendered at discretion. The for,
is not considerable, but the position is
very commanding.
June 8.
Since the taking Of the little fortress of
Civitella del Frontu, which the French
troops carried last month by assault, no.
thing is left unreduced through the whole
Kingdom of Naples, Gaeia excepted,
This place, which The Prince of Hesse
persists in defending, is to be a,tacke d
with more vigor than has hitherto been
used. The army encamped under its
walls has been considerably augmented.
The works of the trenches before The place
are now completed, and very formidable
batteries are open upon the place, night
and day.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
CONsTANTINopLE, May 8.

Mr.. ARsUrHNor, The English Am
bassador, has had a fresh conference with
the REFS EHendi at which he emphaii-
ca!ly declared, that if the Porte did not,
within few days, come 10 a determine.
ton to renew lis Treaties with England,
an English Squadron would certainly
make its appearance in the Levant, as
any farther refusal must be considered as
Rupture between the two Powers. To
this declaration no other answer has been
given OH the part of the Porte, shan that
It IS resolved to maintain the Neutrality
which it has hitherto observed.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27

as set OF scurvy fellows Who had noe
pad the poo: innholder for sheir feastirg.
The reperlory is published by coxcornl,
OF the name of Park who copying Mr.
Coleman, initiates his meanness.
Finding that Se.fridge, for little party
purposes, mad thus pbetted ex,ortion, ths=
committee TO get rid OF The innhol,'cr
whom they iound~to be federalist, paid
the 8 700. Afer the money was paid the
attacks continued in The Repertory.
mr. Austin, chairman OF the commit
tee, hsing told on the exchange as SORT
OF disgrace, that The mans bill was nm
paid, h. answered tha, it was not. and adj
ded relation of the part that S-Irides
had acled with III: landlord. Next day
5e,lridge mt hir. Austin in the street,
and asked hun Il he had st a;ed that he hat.
advised prosecution He answered that
he had, and thai tie could and would prove
the fact. Having sworn That he would
either make Mr. Aus'in "eat his words
or ''is!'c All apology" Sel!ridge retired.
The same evening bu, zuithous furfhe7.
communication with Air. .4,lsf:n, Se.fridge.
sent n2ie to federal paper, "posung him
a. a i'ar, scoundrel, ana coward +" Mr..
Austin received "a proof sheet Of the note
Che nigat before i, was published, so that
on the same day it was thus answered IN
the Chronicle, republican paper.
Considering it dercyaory To ent.r;n.
10 newspaper controversy with one T, o.
SrifIdgc, la rerly TO his insolent and
FALSE publication in the Boston Gazstte,
of this day IL any gentkcmanfs de,irous
to know the facfs on which lis inherit.
't'nce is founded, any Information will be
given BY me on the subisa.
BENJAMIN AUSTIN.
Goston. -fRg. 4"
When Sel.,dse saw the rote, he lon6-
ed ms pts OILS, put them in his pocket, and
went 10 eek Mr.. Austin, swearing hat
he would shoot hun wherever he could
ind him.--Seilridge went 10 one Of the
insurance companies where MIR. Austin
was, but j, happened tha. he was in beck
room where he was not seen by his fell
seeker.
Unakle to meet with Mr.. Austin, walk.
ing up street, he met his son, a youth
OF To- Selifdge accosted him, As they
we're alone no one can tell what CONVEX
sailon took ;lace, but witness who liv-
ed opposite 10 where they stood ard saw
,hem, stated in his evidence before the
coronet's 'aquest, that they had been but
lew moments together when Sellridee
pulleda pistol from his pocket and lodg.
ed he contents of il III me bosom of The
young gentleman, who imms dia.eIy ex-
pred!
The jaty, CONSISTING Of eleven fedora
sists, ga'c verdict OF 5 murder zvith ma,
lice aforc henghf.' Mr. Russell, editor
OF the C-nlinei, federal paper, was on
the july.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
BALTIMORE, Aug. 90.

Captain M'Combs, arrived here yester-
day from Trinidad, informs, that Cen.
Miranda sailed the 25th July, accompani-
ed by ship, briggs and 8 or schooners
supposed for hargaretia.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-08-27
LONDON. Inne lS.

An interesting debate took plac: in the
House Of Commons last night, upon the
American Intercourse, Il was opposed
by all tie mercantile interest, and the
House divided upon the question. In the
House OF Lords the Muiny Bill was read
a third time, after the rejection of an a.
mendmeni proposed by Lord Hawkes.
bury.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-12
ORIGINAL ANECDOTE.

Iiessrs. Edltors.-A whimsical circum.
stance occurred the other evening, which |
thought too good to be lost. You will
elease TO observe it was mere accident,
otherwise some persons might say it was a
little unnatural but Heni soit gW malay
bsnse An old gentleman, whose visual
obs mad experienced little decay, was at
tempting toread the Courier Of "Wednesday
the 12:h instant. say attempting, because
he had mislaid his spectacIes, and was
TOO proud to own, that he could 20, see
nuise olsarly without them Well, says
he, ,hisis most extraordinary! Here are the
very men in Office abusing the government.
Every one present was amazed, and desir.
ed the old gentleman to read. He compli-
ed asfolows: $ The Secretary Of the Ma.
Wy reported, that John adams, and the
Constitution, were fit for service; bot that
the President, United States, and Congress,
require to De repaired! !!
CCharkeston Caurier.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-12
PUBLIC SALE.

y Y virtue of decd Of trust frem THOMAS
I'D RICHARDS, to,he fubfcfiber, made for the
purpole of paying Gebt due from the land Rich
ards to Ro5e1 7. Hoe u ca. will be expofsd
to Public Sale on the premifes, on the 27th day
Of March nex,, on a credit of two, four ane fix
months, with approved fecurity A TRACT OF
LAND, whefeon the faid Thomas Richards now
lives. fsuatcd in the county Of Fairfax on the
dEs.ns Ct Great Hunting Creek, containing SO
acres; ALTO Ave and taalf acres adjoining the
ABOVE TRACT. AID on the zSth day Of
March mex, Will be 6 Id on the fame credit with
approved feeutiy. at the Coffee Eonfe in the
tcwn of Aiexsnd0a--A kIECE OF GROUND
G,uated ia she Town Of Alexandria, on the WET
f5e of PIT. Rrees and TO the ro!thward Of Kmg
ffrees in the fsid Tow ., THU place Of ground has
fiont OF "a fees Pfst fssst, running ~ feet
b.ck. TIL DMAS SWAMI, Irgsfs.
February Io. aawa
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-12
z E E L L E r Y

IuR arrived in town, and may be procured on
application at Mr.. JOAN SELLERS, mu6.
cal inarnmcnt maker, in Prince ftgcsb near
Water freet,
An elegant aOortment Of JEWELLERY
Allo, a v0rsety Of GOODS IN the
FANCY Inc
Among which arc the following Articles:
Fashionable iplit Straw Bonnets, Of
hyperion quality Fans Ts.tone- shell Combs
Silk Stockings; Shoe Bows Pocket. Bcoks
Silk Sleeves /; Epaulers, &c. sc.
As the perion who has the above Goods will
only remain two o. three days in tewe, the Ia
dies and geatlemrn arc rsquefed 20 be carly ID
their sppiications.
Na!chII. G3ft
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-03-12
Philadelphia BEER.

Ebe sHIjenbr has rereivtd, per captain HasA,
n JapfG If BEER,
From the brewery OF A5S9us q Sbscvaid.
(late T. ". Mo,risJ which from It's quality he
can particularly recommend.
]. Mac Leod,
Kizg yf'esss
a. Oylters, Steaks. Relilhes, 6e.
as uiual.
March 8. eo3t