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Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-22
For SALE, on Credit,

HAT valuable PROPERTY, atrhe 'etI
{ ncr Of Prince and Pat,fF lately DC
cupied by MFR. .G.oage Clrmtrgf'n; fronting
feet or she iorn1er. AID On TIC htef. ll''s
asc five dwelling houf.s on.tfl.s Profery' Two O'
which arc ccmmodious and welt halhsS. -
This property will De fold a'ogsthff' al pun
lie vendas, on acredis Of 6, 9, a'd u m G
for recognizable notes with approved moo OH "
AZ The ia!e will take place OF ga oND' :
the I5th Of Mach next. ~,
On The Jamt day qviA Be let, on sr'nHa N "a" ~
<Ver, to the bigked bidder, on The t""gh j.
Two unimproyed LOIS Of gfouna' Yms :
the inferfetaion Of King and Fayeue i' n.;o,
The Gtuasioc CT this property is deemed iutf r'
10 any other King afeet, as IT faces .,s va va
gonzi itrset and adjoins pump OF ths 0'A
ter in town.
Robert T. Hooe & Go.
february II. z1~-~
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Fairfax Couaty. Virginia.

yT7AS colnmHred to the Jail Of tbs. county,
Wv as a runaway on Tic 3o,h a Noveu'hy
ias', a Negro n,sn who calls hinfelF MARX
THOMAS, abou; forty.hse OF fifty years old,
about FIVE feet ten inches high and stout built.
The fsid Negro fays that he is a native Of ST..
Jago, and ,hashe came into this country with the
French at Thc tine of the Gcge Of Little York
and that ate, quitting the Egench, hs cniere in.
to the employ of Minnion Wife and Thomas
White, with whom be learned the stone -msfon's
trade, on RaPpahannock, near Pof, Royal, he
then went into the employment. Of Pope Williams
and Chsrles Williams, and went with them to
build mill on Gcoie creek for Iolcph tJefrics,
and from there to a place called Pigeon Hill, it
PcnnfyIvania, and that he has worked at Mil
wood and many other places in the country. He
has with BIN variety of eloathiDg, amongst
which are blue broadcloath coat, pair Ct black
velvet brscches, corduroy pantaloona, calico
jacket, and good great coat. The owner if
any is requested to come prove his property, pay
charges and take him away, or he will be dealt
with according to law, by
Daniel BRADLEY, Tailor.
Februaty s. Iaw8y
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DIR. Rawlon's Worm Powders.

For Coughs, Colds, ARhmas, fpitting OF blood
and all difeafes of the axgs. LIS merits flames
pnriyailed. Price so cents bottle.
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N o tt C E.

PURSUANT 10 a Deed of Trua given BY Spencer
Cooper to the Subscribers, will be fold on the
pren,ifes at Public Auction, at o'clock, p MI. Oh
the 18th day of March next,
Ahandlowe u,sfallhsd Brick Hone
and Lot,
Situated on Water-reet 40 feet front, running back
ras feet ib;s& to so dollars ground rcnt. The terms
will be made known on the day OF iae.
Thomas Cook, T.,,a,,e
Jonathan Schol6eld, 5
February I9. -.-~ eotoi
P TT B T. I c. S A i +.
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February s.
Fairfax C0uaty. Virginia.

fd5yfa& C0aa'l1, %H11gsR1a.
SX7AS committed to the Jail Of sid coanty a:
w aruna@ay, On the I'D day of Noyen-
Der, 1905, Negro man who calls himfef BE,
VERIFY JAMES, and that he wfs bought out
of MI. Carter B!axton's estate in King William
county, Virginia, by MIR. James Han, and car.
ned by him to tie city of New York, and left
by lin, in the f.yvicc of MIR. William Roe, until
be came OK age, after whichlle was liberated and
returned to the city Of Richmond, where be was
pat in j4s as runaway and then fold for his jail
fecs to Mr.. Brown, with whom he frrvcd his
time out, few miles from the town. Re'is a.
bout 80 years of age, about s feet 4 inches high
and 6out built his clothing is a pair ofiesden
colored brccclies and round jacket and cap, all
much worn and defaced. The owner, IF sny)
is rcquefcd to come, prove property, pay char
ses and take him away, or he will be dealt with
as the law directs, by
Daniel Bradley, jailor,
Fer JAMES WAven, Shenf F. C.
January IL. Feb. 6 Iaw8t
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DIR. Rawlon's Itch Ointment.

"A certain and fafe application for that dlsa.
pr.sable complaint called the ITCH. Price ~
ceats box.
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P u B Ii C S A L E.

By y;;rtue of a Decree Q the Sn6e'.'o,
coart Of C6aaeery, bsla in the city 1T Rit6-
szsna, The 5tb ef0Robe. 1905.
rTsEIE Sublcribcrs will expcfe 90 SALE to the
L higheR bidder, on the fr& Monday IN
March next. being Prince William court day,
at George WIilliam's Tapsrn, in the town OF
Dun,iiies at three o'clock, on credit OF Tx
months; A TRACT OF LAND in the taid
county of Prince William, difant from the town
of Countries theseunto fix miles, layiag on the
esG iide of the main mountain road. bounded
thereby, and includes PowclI's run. It's laid
to contain fix hundred and eighty FIVE acres, with
leveraI tencncnts thereon, and is part Of the
tract, of JoHN BEkRYMAN, deeeGfed, which
was by him conveyed TO RIcHARD GRAHAM,
and is now decrced to be fold 70 fatisiy Mort
gage thereon, if The money be not paid by the
twenty fifth day Of next month.
.AIexas.dey Henderson.
7ohmGsbloa,
7oha Linton.
Danfries, November 81. (Dec. Is. raw8w
7, @ z L. III Il i
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STOP THE THEE.

Or Tba1aay nigbt, he9bg January 1af, 4Oas
taken 0at efmy 9able, aboate7 or 8 0'cleek,
A BAY MARE,
IyoUR years old next iprng, about IA ard
i an half hands high, rough fhoa before,
loip on the end of her nefe rubbed with the wsg.
gon gear, and / think one OF her hind feet white.
has large ears. / viii give FIVE DOLLARS
for the Mare, if taken ten miles from, home
Ten, if 20; or TWENTY for the Mars and
Thief, if convicted 70 as to be brought to con-
dign panifhment, and all Reasonable expencss il
taken at greater difance.
John Ball, fen.
Alexandra County, Diff. Col.
February 8. law !
N. B. The Mare was Teen in poaeiIlon Of
the, thief, crofing Wafhipgton's Ferry to the city
Of Wilmington, on the night he Sas aolen.
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Thirty Dollars Re1yayd.

u AN away, on the 5oth of lat month, from
II the lnbfcribers living in Alexandria,
John Johns,
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-22

For SALE or to RENT.
J5oN SRI or Rem The Jolloqoisg YdLUABLE
PROPER7,T il Alsxaad,ia a1d is eleisi-
~, Vis.
20 Acres of Land, fitllated On the
north Gde Of the tusnpike road leading TO Little
River, one mile from the corporation OF Alcxan.
dra about ID acres are cncIofed. There is on
the prcmiies a good dwelling houfe "a feet by
is, two Rories high, with a kitchen and cellar
underneath, granary, fable, and cow.bonie,
with good garden. The lard is adapted for
-grsfs, corn, or fnasl grain. This pace may be
we'll worth the attention Of the gardener, butch,
or, tanner, or d,itiller as thefc.is neveF-faii
ing branch OF water ruRs through the centre OF
the land and cloie to the DWELLING it is remar.
kable for good ali and a healthy fisuation.
A Lot of Land, ON the fouth flde
OF Duke Rrcet, in WefsEnd,- not far iron, the
ltone bridge; containing thee fourths OF IN
acre, with the privilege Of taking in part OF the
treets till called for, (now enclofed-) This. lot
corners on Duke and George tsieets, running
back 10 Wolfe ftreet. The improvements on
faid lot are two ftory framed hoafe, "a teet hy
ls, kitchen rs feet by lz,lbaks houlc z3 !eet
by "a, built with brick, table hip. foofed, ca.
plble of containing fix horfes, double sF;ck
built neccfary with a pigeon hooie on The rep,
al well hniihed and in good repair, with pump
Of geod wafer in the yard; back OF the yssd
there is an excellent garden well pailed and in
good cultivation; in>lhort there is every conye-
n;sncy st for genteel family:
Al %,
will fell my Right, on the lower
end of Prince freet, in Alexandra, now occu
pied by Mr.. John Limerick. For further parti.
c,llars apply TO the fubfcriber living at Wet.
End.
Michael O'Meara.
4 Fv..,,x,.>,s . wtf
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-02-22
VALUABLE FAMILY
MEDICINES.
Mt received diret from the APatentees, and
FOR sale b
JAMES KENNEDY, Jun.
DRUGGIST;
The following Valuable Medicines
Or. Razg1on's dnts- Bilious and
StomachsJ Bltters.
PREP AIRED BY
THO NJ as II. r n w 50 ~.
Msmoer of the Connecticut Medical Society.

Fl
ST%HESE Risters have undoubtedly had the
mott rapid falc of any Patent Medicine e
zyer before difcovered, and are JULY appreciates
or their fngular and uncommon virtues Tor re.
atoring weak and decayed contributions, and all
shat train of complicated complaints 70 common IN
The fpring and tall fealops, fnch as inftrmittant
FsDsrs and Asnss, loag Astamaal Feesrs, y.
Isn,f,ie,, Se. They are asioa very pleaiant BIZ
ter for eommon ufs, and where they are known
they have taken the place and fupcrceded the use
.Of all other 5ittcls in public houcsas well az In
priyate families,-Price SO cents box.
DIR. Lees (lVindham Bilious Pills.
THE gteat fac and incteshng demand for thete
valuable pills for thsfe swclve years patt, De-
lpeak their intrinhc worth. They have proved
finpuiarly efGcacious in Billio4s and 1flloso 5f.
vers, TaHnaiee, Head Aaebs, Dyleateries. B''l'o3i
..G5oiic, CeesvessG, Female emfpfaistss GO
The very great demand and high efsem Ia
which thsle ,ills are held throughops the United
States and the Wet Indies, has induced msny to
countcrfeu them the pnrchafer is requested to
Obferve that the name of Samuel Lee, ]un. che
patsntee is affixed TO each bill of direetlons, IN
his own hand writing, or they willnot be gsna.
inc Price So cents a box.
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".
s~BE fablcrihar will rent the houie Oh fa'',' hr
4 erect, near Dokc fIeet, lately oocpp''s T,la
Mr.. lanes H. Hooe. Apply to MI. 1 ,n.s
Tyrier.- AS fome pefon has reported ln., ,,rl
hou(e Is liable for back rents the following .I "a
tifcAte, from Mr.. Nathaniel c. Huh' snd :, I'D
ooaiesl proprietor of the LOTT who ls1l as ,.nl
boafe and lot to me on an annual greu1o; i ''r ~.
proves. ~, that there is no truth in the fad
port. -. Cooke,
a1 hereby acknowledge to n.y., ,ewo Of A
the ground.re rents due on lot, 10 tnS , 70 me BY
lcxsndyia, on Fairfaxareet, lea'ea - C F.bru,}
Dr.. Stephen Cooke, up to the 81 day O
AIRY 1905. r EINTER.
oaober i, 1906. tD'c. I0'' -
kss9sss1Gs - '.~
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SAiN III W.,
An apprentice to the Boot ard Shoe making bu-
finef, he is abous n years of age, $ feet OF
Sinchgs high, il-njef made. dark complexion.
down look --fsd on when be went away loHg
black coat, coarfc dark troufe:s. Bsnnet's cord
waifcoat (reddiln .dgufel. He viii probably
call tiuirif JOHN STONE, which name he
afumed in coofsqaence OF having been RATED b.
a perfon Of that name. Whoever appfehents
faid apprentice and fscures hin in any gaol and
!, YES information, 70 that we SET him again,
mall receive II dollars, Of the above reward if
brought home.
Notes & Jacob Janney.
N. B. 1t is thaueht the above apprentice has
be n ,ak.p away by a.jontueynan who sails him
fslf Jgttb Hard, and who went to Norfolk
about The time faid boy atfsnted himleIf.
February 4. go
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DR.. Rau}oa's Apts Bilious Pills,
or. Family APhyiic..


The extraordinary celebrity theie pills have
gained, the universal demand tor them and efteem
Of which they are held by medical men OF she tirt
eminence, arc fufficient teNimos1ialso their M
erinGc worth. In great colds ana tuddcn attacks
of diforders, an early ufc of heie pills Otter pro-
duces the happieR effects, and takes once IN eight
or ten days in cafes of indigestion, hcadachs, diz-
a;nels, pains in the Romach and bowels, gyfen,
tries, diarehceas, dropfes, &c. and iioefai
ufe of my anti bilious bittersin the intermediate
zine has relieved patients almOa to.a miracle
price as cents box.
1aom6t0n's aromatic Tooth Pete.
For the fsuryy in the teeth and gums, and io o.
whitening and prefcrving the teeth. lfiikewne
takes of all difagreeable fnella from the breath,
which generally ariles from iccrbutlc gums ana
bad tssth. This pate is much in uie, aid high
" eResaed by all tholc who value the Preservati-
on of their teeth, i: may be applied at ali times
with the greateft fafety. 1t is neatly pnf up ID
pewter boxes with paper directions. Price 50
cents box.
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Fnxon, Metcalf 6 Co,

Faxon. Metcay g Co,
Hsve reeeivte, PR Sloes .4lbt,t, Inv %
A few Ladies white Kid Sljns a:p,s'
VIII t hey expect will be opened tb,. ss'
hLSO, "ns'
A general aaortment Of SHOES
All Of which viii be diipoicd of on the =.
teaionaOle terms. = A''f
February 30. *,
L A N ID In G,
F,sm The Sleee ALERT, Cap. FALL, a,gh.
Sal BY tIeJablfyiIs,, :" w
600 bufhels ground alum Salt.
SO quarter cafks rich Malaga Win.
SO boxes mould Candies,
80 barrels new Rum,
Aquantity Ruiiia iIleeting g Dnck.
5ohn G. Lad1.
Feb. aI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21
NEW-YORK. Nov. u


Arrived this morning, the ship Richard,
Rogers, from Nantz--Sailed Oct --latest
Paris papers 25th Sept. The Pubiiciste OF
the 25th says:
Inc Conservative Senate has been con
vokcd this day. The object of this extra
ordinary convocation by his Majesty is said
20 be to communicate to the Senate the
marriage of his Imperial Highness the
Prince Jerome Bonaparte with one OF the
Princes ROYAL Of the House of sVirtemburg
Two copies oflctters have also been read,
one t. the Prince primate of the confedera-
sion of the Rhine to make known to him
the intention OF the Emperor to support the
Confederation with all the force of France
1.-The other, to the king of Bavaria to an
npnnce to him, that, Notwithstanding the
intrigues fthe Court, his Majesty the En-
peror still hopes to preserve Peace with
PRUSSIA but in case that this power should
not make a prompt and categorical answer
to the explanations which have been de-
handed, that his Majesty is ready to enter
into Germany with 100000 men.
"A friend having favored us with q Tri-
nidad paper, of the 18th ult. VIZ are enabled
TO state,
That the British ship Fortitude, from the
Straits OF Malacca via Bengal, had arriv-
ed there with 191 natives, (mcchanics and
artists agreeably to plan of the British
government.
1t appears from governor Hislop's pro-
clamation, that the object is, TO introduce
q free race!!! Of cultivators, who from
interest, will be attached to the European
proprietors.
Hc advises the inhabitants to treat these
new settlers with Kindness that they may
become reconciled TO their new abode,
that they may, BY the return Of the ship,
send favorable report totheir friends, and
promote future migrations--which, he says
in course Of time, will produce the most
important advantages to the colony.
We also find by TIE same paper, that q
deputation from the custom-house had been
appointed at Port-His.op for the purpose Of
obtaining permission for American and
other vessels, to load and discharge with
cut being obliged to goto p. Spain.
A letter from our correspondent at Tri.
nidad, Of the Ieth al.. says, "Amcriear
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roe S lie,

ON the 5th day Of December, merit, on,
- fhe Premises, Me.kract Of iand 7vherel
on nozO I've, containing IS S-4 acres.
lyinS on me buckingham, road, hall q nuil4
oelogo Cumberland Courthouse. The land
IS 7veH tmfroved and ofa toiera6te good
SosL-Iherc is on this land .frume6
d7yellsHS house, COMPOSED Of three rooms,
a france Kitchen, oUer 4ohich is q good a.
farfment, sadier's shot, with three rooms,
a good sta6ic, q garden and other necessa-
ry tni'rovcments-With the addition or a.
good annie orchard qvhich apiU be Hse-
}ut IN ycar or tSvo.-IHis situatio1, Is a.
good one for tavern cS gveH rs n1eeda~
mic Of any kind.
Terms one half cash and credit Of sig.
months for tie other half the b,rchase,.'
!ghOimg ooHd zv'th attiroVed security. Ill.
81 FOR SALE, a: the same time aa6
RICE, az my household and kitchen FUR
NITURE, &c.
Also, so ID acres Of LAyND, hiny-on
tie ohhosite side c5cthe road, which 1 Eur.
CHASED Of DH %. Poitiaar, esq. ofthe cfty
IF Richmond. This Land wilde Sold SUD-
1ecf 10 the said Poitiaur's claim, as Ihaye
MOI az yet deed; and he will, svheneuer
ne 'eaid claim is discharged, convey a fur
and terfect tire therein. II credit of sir.
months z,iU be given the purchaser uhop
h!s entering into bond and affropcd secu-
rity, to carry interest from tie 18Th Jeaud.
ry 1906, HH raid, zyifh deed oftrnsf, sz
tie said Land, TO Seeure the Payment, zphei.-
ever ne the said Poitiaur shall make q
deed TO the Purchaser. 49,
r: S.zAzL. ADAMS.
November IL, 1906. zp5ts
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F0R SALE

THE PLANTATION whcreon now
live, in Cumberland county, two miles
from Cara, and six from the courthouse
1t is well known to be one OF the best stands
as public house, on the main western
road. The House is large and has FIVE FIRE
places, and is particularly well calculated
to accommodate families in cold weather.
there are also, a good Kitchen, Stable
with stalls sufficient for so Horses. and ~
thcr convenient out-houses--a Young Or
chard Of 20 acres, containing almost cverv
kind OF fruit. There is a good proport;on
OF Meadow Land, and some of it putting in
order TO SOW and about thirty thousand
Corn-dills OF low groind. The Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Corn, Meat. and
the Stock Of every kind, natnra,;sed To the
place, will be disposed Of with the planta.
ton long credit will be given Ito sn;t
the purcliaser) on paying down only ono
thousand dollars of the money, and irving
satisfactory security for the balance
session may be had any time between this
time and the 1st of February, 1907.
BENZ. r. CHESHIFR
Cumberland, Nov. 90, 1906. w3tlI
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21

acnce Of the Ottoman Porte and the two
nigh contracting powers rcciproca!kf scn.
gage to maintain the power In the integrity
VI its Possessions.
2. Immediately after, in conformity to
che present convention of peace, the order
tor the evacuation of the mouths, of the Ca
faro by the Russian troops shall have been
given, the French troops shall retire from
Germany. His Majesty the emperor Ma
poleon declares that, in less than three
months after the signing of the present trea-
ty, the French troops shall have all re-en-
tered France.
8. The two courts promise TO intcrpose
their good officers for procuring peace be-
tween Prussia and Sweden.
9. The two high contracting parties, de-
sirous OF accc!era,ing, as far. as depends up
on them the return of maritime peace, his
majesty the Emperor of the French for his
purpose accepts the good Offices of his Rus
sian majesty.
10. The commercial relations between
the subjects of the two powers, shall DE es-
tablished on the same footing on which they
stood before the commencement Of hostiii-
ties. d-
II. immediately after the exchange of
the notifications, the prisoners Of both ma
tions shall be restored without exception to
the respective agents of their nation
IL. The diplomatic relations and the ETH
quette between the two courts, shall be the
same as before the war.
IS. The notifications of the present con-
vention shall be exchanged at st. Peters
burg, within the space of IS DAYS, between
the two pienipotent;aries charged by their
respective courts with full power for that
purpose.
Concluded and signed at Paris, the eta
(2oth) July, 1906.
(Signed) Pierre Oubril Se Clarke.
A Paris paper says-Hayden, the great
musician, died about the first OF September.
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q DIED--on Thursday the 18th November,
at Louisa courthouse, aged 81, Mr.. WIL-
LIAM LAWRENCE. Warm, generous and
sincere, he had few foibles and many vir-
tues. In the character OF father, husband,
master, neighbor and friend, he afforded an
example worthy tho imitation Of ALL A
friend, who knew him we'll, offers this sim
pie tribute to the memory of a virtuous man.
-, In this city on Monday last, Mrl
REUBEN Courts.
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Exll:rfy bolla,s Rewayd.

DESERTED from this place, on the 14th
~ inst JAMES LOWNES, = .oldicr Of
the public guard, about IS years OF age,
FIVE feet or inches high, 6ir complex
ion, with red hair and large wkiskers, with
blue eyes, 1t is unknown where he Will go,
as he is very fond of spirits. Any person
taking up said deserter and bringing him
to this place, and delivering him TO me, or
either of the officers of the said guard, shall
receive the above reward.
ALEX. QUARRIER, C. p. G
N. B. All masters of vessels are for
warned from carrying him cut of this place.
Richmond. Nov. 18th. 1905
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BORDERS:

Her honse is situated on the lot adjoining
Mr.. Anderson's Boarding School, and has
seven convenient rooms. She therefore
fatters herself that she can accommodate
them to their satisfaction with Lodging as
well as Entertainment. Sine proposes TO
keep separate tables for the Gentlemen and
Ladies, and her terms will be as moderate
as any in town.
ANNA BYRD.
Nov. 10, 1906. wit
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-11-21
II Tract Of Land,

Lying in the county Of Albemarle, situated
about III or ~ miles above :he town Of
Charlottesville, and about two or three
from the late dwelling Of Richard Woods.
and on the road leading from Charlottes-
vile TO Amherst courthouse, III q healthy
neiglbofhood, and is well calculated for a
Farm. Also by virtue o the Same decree.
wiz be sold for cash on the premises, on Sa.
turday the goth day OF December 1906, Il
LOT or GROUN.O with the IMPROVE,
merits thereon, in tle-town of Charlottes-
vile, being the Lot formerly the property.
and dwelling OF the late Micajah Chiles, de-
ceased--the IMPROVEMENTS consist Of a.
Dweiiins-itouse two story high, three or
four rooms below stairs, and sew eral rooms
on the second story on this lot is also am
Oaioe-House, Stable, and several other
convenient outAhouscs,
Martin Dapso1,
Charles yancsy, Z Commissioners.
Davfd ! Le7yfs,
AIcr. Garrett. TIDE