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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
Ne haze LATELY veceived,
FOP SAFE


FOR SALE,
IL hhds. sugar Is boxes cotton & wool
80 bbls. do. cards do
5o0olbs. green coffee tons castings assort-
10 hhds Antigua rur' ed, viz. pots, ovens.
5do Wirtward Island skIi'ets, spiders, and
ID hhds u Z. rum Wagon b3xes
IL bbls do do $50 sacks salt
II hhds molasses 100 bbls cu, herrings
8 casks MALAGA wine 20 do Whole do
~ 'ierces & bls. whisky y do shad
4p'pes apple brandy ~ los Spanish indigo
Is bbls Go DO IS lbs M negs
IL crates Liverpool 100 pr r,cu's fine shoes
wave assorted 50 do coarse do
10 do stone 10 J 500 lbs Glouber salts
ne haze also on hand,
Iron Loaf sugar
German, Cra~ley and Tanners & Linseed OIL
FBlis,erd Steel Nova Scotia grind
Race < ground ginger stones
Pepper Ground piaister in bbs
Bepice Coed rranufs 6fu,ed to
Fl x r powder bacco BY the keg. for
Shot, assorted sizes retailing
French brandy Far
Rice WceIing hoes
Cheese Nests woodward
Wrought ard cut nails, Bel cords leading lines
assorted sizes and twine
Snuff Necklace
Glass ware, viz. IL p Stone Jugs, butter pots,
tunblers and deoan- chamber pots. wash
ters, assorted sizes basons, bake pans,
Hats ohurns, sc. &c &c,
We daily exreA - receive, guan'7y of Sherry
Wine. Window Class Copefass an Alum all
Of which articles we will sell small advance
for cash, approved pe"sr or country produce
Shapard & Lucke.
RioN~o7d May 3 100.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
1850 10

a Ores OF LAND FOR SALE; 1.o Of
which lies ia the county Of. Pi,tsylvania. NJ.
on the branches Of Z kborn, and Shocioc greeks,
adjoining the lines OF IoseDh Terry, lanes Iu,n-
son, AMI others Tre greater nart of this lane,
IS excellent tobacco land. the whole lies welt IS
well wa,esea, and tirnbered, and all in wood
foo acres III the county of buckingham, on. ,he
waters OF Fr;sby, AMI middle Sra,e river, aAioin.
ing tho lines of Charles Maxcey. Nicholas Ean.
ner. and others--thjs land is also uncleared lies
we''. well tinlbsred and wa'ered, and = good
proportion 6t for the culture of tobacco and :,
mott excellent situation TO, the raising or.stocl
OF all kinds. 2S7 II acres on the head of
Haiehef's creek, in the said county of Bucking-
nam, adioin,ng the lands of capt. Peter Nav.
Leonard Ciyburn. and c,liers-about one naIf or
TINS teatt is cleare the greater part of which has
IAN failow number OF years; consequently III
prime order for the putt,ng IN of small Grain this
tall, which it would bring well, it properly pu,
m-the other half is in woods, and os good
growth; there is also this land a pretty good
dwelling house. two rooms below and ono above,
win brick chimney, with fire place in the two
lower rooms. and some necessary out houses.
he whole OF the above lands are now offered
Tor sale, AMI upon moderate terms, but il n>t
SOLD privately. the frs, traa. will be laid oainto
lots aud sold, TO The highest bidder, a, Halifax
O'd iown NOW Peytonsburg) Few miles he
low the said land, on the first Monday i'm Mo-
ven'ber next part cash and parr upon credit.
The Other two, if no. sold before, will AZ Buck
irsiiam court, on the second Monday in Novern-
Der next, be sold, 70 the highest bidder, IS a.
Dove; IN the neanti,'':. any one who will buy
may tea' with the proprietor, living III Buc.ling-
ham county.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
FOR SALE,

- ~ - A'th S<ASg
MY LAND, in the county of
WI Goochlanj, whereon Inow live, contain
ing 900 ACRES; well situated, lying within two
mics Of James river. aud FIVE miles ABOVE Gooch.
land courthouse is well improved. and in fine or.
der for an ensuing crop it 10 we'll adapted TO the
culture OF tobacco, corn & wheat. a farther des.
cripton is thought unnecessary. as It is presumed
the purchaser would wish FIST TO view he pre-.
misses, which lin my absence, will be shewul by
Capt. Humphrey Parrish. or Mr.. Whitehead Ry-
an, who live adjoining thereto | will undertake
to SOW thereon 80 or 30 bushels Of wheat in rood
order. And in case Of sale Of the land, | will
likewise sell the crop thereon Of every descr;p,ion
together with the stock of cattle hogs, an sheep
household aud kitchen furniture, plantation u,en.
sis, &c. The terms Of sale Tor the land, will be
one third cash, & for the balance ,tree eqnal an
nual Instruments, on giving bond with approved
security, carrying interest from the dsy, If not
pune 1ally paid. Young neg. oe5 will be taken
or approved OF payni. NJ fng a moietY al least
Of each payment deed of trust will be taken
upon The premises TO secure the thee last Day.
nlents. The personal estate viii BE- coll on Gre.
dit Of twelve months on giving bond wi;h az
proved security. And the price of the land MADE
known on application TO the subscritcr
Crodtlsek Vaughan.
ie,h Sept. 1906. ON
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
Va3uabie Books.
~ U9iIcet6er ,J0HeS. Gec'a,
Richmond, Sept. 25d, 1906. tbs

Gyo THE SAFE of,he above property is una.
vol aoly postponed Until Monday next, the 9th
o. oftober when il Will Certainty take Place
A. the same time the HOUSE & TENE WENT
'alely occupied by the deceased, will be either
sold or rented
GEORGE WIN. SMITH, Adm'r.
Oaoisr fth 1906
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1806-10-04
FOR THE Argus.

Observations in opposition to the opinions and
principles con,e rdci for in apamphlet called
War in Disguise.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-04-12

{ sfauca with n. dssp,ts Of Europe
r.. enthusiasm fsls for Fraace well
n.mber. We considered her as con.
ding for the rights of human nasare
- our wishes were ardent for her sue.
as, Another circumstance heightened
mise feelings. We recollseted the ser.
.,ss she had rendered Us 10 times of dis.
r,,s. Bot with regard 10 entering into the
ar in har favor, l never knew man who
could say wasin his senses, for it. This
|,,.refore could aavc no effect ia carrying
hs rssolasioo IhAve just read.
The gsntlsmen from Virginia has told
= that in adopting this measure we.
|sM be goaded by commercial interest,
mo contest with Britain on the seas. For
me. hope We shall have no war. / view
ms measure as a peaceable measure. and
,a.rsaia great hopes that il will have she
.s.ct we wish. When we consider the
UIuation of Britsia We may be confident
A., she viii not wish to increase the num-.
, h Of her enemies, and it will surely be
,0od policy in her TO avoid taking that
gouud which will have this effect.
To be continued.
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ings Of the Judge, or any ore ellie, they "
not to blame; that they could place little rs
ance on the t!ftia attorney, besaals ne had ss-
fitted at this worfe than Star Cnambef count
when the examinations we've ia1en; that his in'
tention as 10 the use OF 'aein bas uianiief hoH
the warmth OF his oP2oiliion 20 The afPiiest'on
made to the court, and Eecauie ne Was an cAtcu'
tive tficer, aetng under tie orders OF Tie exeeu.
tive OF cur goycrnment, who, II i. well kncwn
~ *%*
y v: that we had yet to ,hank Gsd thar
the rights Of cur citizens were not At tie mercy
of an executive. nor derencsnt upen the ton-
fcienee OF iubieivient attorney, bls iefed upon
the laws OF the land. ~
This was the eophe OF the obfeIvations on
each iide, which occupied tie time OF The ccurs
pntill after the ulual hour of adjournment yefer-
DAY. The judge deferred giving hs epin,on I'M
til this morning when he declared that threxsm.
nations and depoArion. vere NOT evidence; Lvs
he would NOT interfere with reject to them, be.
caufe hernuf p'efune the public rroiecutoI would
do his duty, re cenlurea the touLci o, MIR. O.
for the manner in which they had argued the
queGion.
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aIerannrfa Datlp advertiser.
SATURDAY. April II.


Captain Elisha P. Smith, of the brig
Economy, from Savannah. for this port,
srived a, Hampton Roads, the 4th last.
Sloop Little Poll, Curtis, of this port,
bound to Portsmouth, N. H. has put in-
N prf,ls having sprang a leak-cargo
''ead, 6our, and corn. ~
Arrived in Hampton Roads, the brig
tolambia. MsCebb, Is DAYS from Anti
qua; and sch'r Philip, Taber, IS days
Tom Martinique, bound to this port.
Extract Of letter from Ne7v 1ork, dated
AprH2d 1906.
Yesterday the circuit court ct the u.
S'a'es began its sitting. Judge Patterson
vas unable to take his seat on the bench,
'nroagh iadisposltion, and the court was
|spened by the district judge. Tallmage.
asseou as the grand jur2 had been sworn
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HausE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

2foaday, AprI7.
The Speaker informed the Hou!e thas the bill
), .,r ,.ofatc the wifuedes who attended tho til,
,lof Samuel Chale was for third reading, on
dch
M. Leib role, and faid that he had a motion
\ nals on the fubiett. Ii was that tn: oil
Il sali be recommitse4 TO a committee OF the
lie Haufe. By the proyifons of the oil com
cation was to bs mads- 20 the whole OF the
Iraslss who attended she trial, cii hsaalf OF the
srcusa as we'll as OF ihs proiceGsioa, anG 10 this
i. never coc!d OF would coafens. II WAS thees-
.taohlhn:at Of principle. which did not obtain
'u fh. courts of the United States, nor he be-
lG:ved in the courts of the rt-5estivc Gates, and
in the cafe Of great cnlprit. Hehad been pro-
usuucsd guilty by great majority OF the Houie,
md majority of the Senate had concurre1 in tho
e.iion, and rolmake this pfoyiion for the pay.
neat of his wisneaes, indicated conicIoasncis
dat the decff On had 5sen unjut. To this ne
ra not willing 70 fab(crise. He was not difpof-
d to libel the HOMIE by any &C; of this fort
hir was a libel on th-rf:lvss for the members
so aecufea, to rnanifea their confciousn:fs OF
aarng aael unJuAly by proyTt;ei 70 reward
h: eulptit by thc pay1s Mt Of bis ~itneass. II.
liz Mutt thns co provid. In the cafe of Chaie,
w@sht 70 travel oiek, and commence the bu
sa& Of iuaice In cafes Of inaoccnees Il cannot
b 6rgasesn, that an infurression was laid TO
me exiacd IN the gearI7 in the weftern coan-i
Is OF Psanlylvanie, and thar FOR certsiu purpo-
8 this iniurrsttion was produced. Victims
Z Is tha'
government, and among them was member OF
hs Houfe Gen. Eamilion.J He was dragged
f'n mis- home 70 the City of Philadelphia, iacar-
sMassd, aSd a bill agaiaR hin TENT 90 the grand
lFy. n was returned ignoramas, and notwith.
binding The innocence of this gentleman was
Nus etselifhed, he was put &c an cxpcnfc OF be.
tween hye and tx hundred dollars, not cent of.
aacS was ever refunded TO him. arc we then
'ipoied to provide for aa acquitted fslan, to re.
|aaasrste hin TO give hip premiamfor his mi
|islass, and 10 leave Innocence rnnoticed>s He
nasd NOT. Hehopsd Oh. Houfe would not Diff
oaar itlelf By fuch an at, and he, therefore,
nped recona,itmeus OF the bill would take
pace.
The melton was agreed to, and the billfecom.
United.
TaElaay, AprR s.
a joint refolution was adopted for adisurning
nc two Hosfes CD Wedreiday the 9th inf.
on notion Of M. Jscklon the following re-.
aooton was agreed co.: IS
SslsIVsd, That the fecretary OF the tseafury
reqaetea to communicate 90 this Houie.any
a'ormaSion which he may po1efs in relation TO
= application faid to have been made to draw
ss,nsy from the treafury tar the pufchafe of the
ll0rldas before an appropriation made by law for
N't pulpoie.
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UBLIC SALE.

.rsN MONDAY, the 2il Of this mcnih,
" be fold, q. public veudu., en- tie PRE-.
nA,es. to the hiebeR bidder, for resdy money.
CINE ACRE OF GROUND, ftuatea on Glib.
bon, between Allied and Columbus ftreets, and
On which there is a lnall wooden building.
WIZ MAC CREERY, I Afgrees Of
JAMES Fl. HcoE, a.. aGii's eaate.
Apnl II. dd
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T a young Lad OF good morals
and reputable ecnnexi1ns, that Can wrte toie.
rshle hand, and undeiGands accounts, may nees
with an eligible iivuaticn to be iuir.tied in mer.
cartile trsnfaetion., and have his board. lodging,
wafhing, AID cloathing fonad him. For further
information
Ahp5 to tie Printer.
hn,it l. zswaw
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JOHN WATTS
Has iMe yecelued end Offers for iale, on

1"' Jg1 IttcSoeU GnG OUefa w I~ttt VIZ
the ufual te1ws,
White and brown TickIeEpurg
White and brown German Rolls
White and brown Pla,illas
rs and 4 IrIih Linen
a. Shirsing Cotton
Apron and flirting Checks $500
CbiD,zes and Ca.icoes
Diaper ard Diaper Table Cloths
Super6ne Cloths and CsGimere 49,.
Sewing Silks, Twias. and Threads
Canbick Mullins, a. and 6-4
Lace Cambrieks, A and 6~s
Plain Leno, do. do.
Tsmbar.d LeRe, do. do.
Lene Wells, DO. do.
Lcno Shades and Dfaygona co.
Pic Mic Cloves and Mitts
silk and Cotton Hole
Ladies Habit Gloves
cambrick Handkerchefs and Lons Lawns
Gurrahs, CoGacs, and Baf,ss
Rrslh Clover Seed, &c. asco
March 4. &c
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Notice is hereby given.

THAT Pgopofa's will be received at the
u Collectors Office of Nerfolk and -Portf.
mouth, for building DRY STONE VAIL
on the bank of Potomac, oppoGfe Smiths Poins
Light House, tor fecurins the fame from waiting
by the tides and rains; rhoie inclining to UNDER
take the fame will be Peafcd to apply TO the fnb.
icribef, on or before the roth OF May next
The wall 70 be 8 feetas the foundation gradu.
atiag TO two feet at the top in width, and abous
g icet in height, the length about 100 feet, tbs
upper tier of Roues to be two feet IN width, 10
sniwer as csrping to the wall
Thomas Newton, S. L. II.
Norfolk, April 9. April L.
JOHN CKER
Has TOR Sale,
1000 buihels coarfe Turks 1lland
SALT
40 hhds Mufcovado Sugar;
10 bags Black Pepper; u
8 franks Chefe.'s and Pocket Hand.
kerchiefs;
500 Spanifh Hides; a
Teas, &c. &c.
Also,
A few buihels Seed Potatoes. rf
March zs. stawsw
IN n - -, ~ =, =
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VST RECEIVED.

From philadelphia,
60 boxes freh Mui,atel RaiGns
3 boxes freh Olives, in bottles J OF fuseriot
8 do Anchoyies { quality.
ALSO,
A very handfome afortment Of Fancy Orange
peel Boxes, Fancy Paper DO. Containing Look.
ng GlsGss, Perfumes, &c. Pineufhiors, with
Glafes. Alto, forae handfome Pocket B oks, ;
and few pots Of fri quality Rouge-for fale,
by
Matthew Eakin.
Who has for Sale,
Lisbon Lemons, in boxes-and
frefh Oranges.
March 49, 3tawIm
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Whose poignant griefs too long remains
unsung,
The mournfuI harp. at friendship call, /
sc struns,
And not to wake my own /!
And shall these eyes, that view'd the fever's
flame
Shrink day by day frst-horn darling's
frame;
That saw, convuls'd, a second infant lie;
Recall the deadly scenes, and still continue dry!
Tho countless sighs the tortur,d bosom
heave,
Tho countless tears the unclos'd orbits
leave;
Time, the great soother ofthe human breast,
Persuades, at length, whatever is, is best.
And gives the bosom peace, the weary eye
lids rest,
lis his to heal the agonizing smart
That long has rack d each helpless parents
heart;
By means unknown tranquil calm to give,
And bid the dropping mourners seek to live.
The embryo infant now the mother bears,
so Heaven decrees1
Shall bring them ease,
And smoothc the path Of their declining
years.
But, ali! what sufferers, in this mortal state,
Can ever hope to know
No interval of woe
And least, where most they've felt tn afaict-
i've hand of fate.
Then grieve Motif til Almighty has ordain'd
Their deeply suffering hearts shall still be
pain'd;
AS fond remembrance heayes tn unbidden
sigh,
And starts the gushing flood to either eye,
When their new pledge sits prattIing on
their knees,
And some forgotten charm sad recollection
sees!
Yet, as the soft distress they turn to hide,
And want Of memory, want Of feeling chide,
Their lovely, smiling boy,
Shall bring them back to Joy =.
And kind religion, ever prompt to save,
Claiming their gratitude for what they have,
Shall bid them smile their pensive breasts
and say,
Thou, LORD, HAST GIvEs--AND THOU HAST
TAKEN AWAY
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To tie Editor Of the Richm0nd Enquirer.

To tie Editor OF the Richm0nd Enquirer.
SIR,
The enclosed sheets, which son,ain the
sesand number of Deeius, have lain for
some weeks by the author, and possibly
might never have emerged from their prl-
vaey, but for some late passages in your
paper. The fate of his frs. essay, which.
literally, !" .feA shh-dorn from the press"
gave bat litlle encouragews 10 Decius
10 contiaus his labors, aaG held OFT To an.
indoleut temper an inducemens TO repose,
too invising to be resisted. The work was
accordingly suspended, The first number
indeed contained promise to prosecute
the subject; but there could be little ocea.
sion for punctiIious adherence TO vclun,
tary engagement. whose performance no
oae SET med TO require. Ills true that,
under the pretencs of fulfilling their pro
misses to the public, authors do. too often,
load the PRESS with trash, which serves no
other purpose than to enhence the price Of.
paper But Dccius is no author-and can
never encounter the drudgery OF writing,
but with reluctance, aud even dread. He
was sensible that the publication Of his sc.
cond essay would be.et the necessity Of a
third, ard hs could see no reason why he
should harrass himself with wiring, what
few seemed disposed to read Except
some Aimsy objections, which were left to
answer themselves, the publication appear
ed to have attracted the notice Of no enc.
These however have since assumed more
serious form, and enc which demands ex.
animation. Wills. Declus is little anxious
who shall arraign his opinions, he can ne.
yer stand indifferent when his facts shall
BE called in question.
Among the objec,ioas which have been
taken to the first essay, it has been alledg-
ed, that the fsderalisas would make ahan
die of it, aud torture it to suit their par.
poses. There is plauslbili,y in this as
sertioa not.ily calculated to caplivate weak
minds: but men Of reflection and under.
!! standing a,ast at once perceive it covers
TOO wide ground: that it is equally APP
/ plicable 10 the official, az we'll AS private
! language, which has been held BY the CHIEF
magistrate, since his induction to Office,
and to the wisest and most wholesome mea.
sures which have emanated from the legis.
lativs authority. Have not most, if not
all of the presidents commentators to
congress; have net the moet salu.ary re.
forns; the repeal Of the judiciary law,
the abolition Of the internal taxes, been
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All! whittier, goddess of the fearful eye,
Sadly mournful dost thou stray;
Noragive the-agonizing lay,
And drain, at once, our springs of sorrow dry?
Alas thy care is vain
Still, still shall we complain:
Till from thy lay we feel excess of grief,
And reason, more than mortals brings relief?
Then whittier hast thou stray'd,
Dear sympathetic maid
For ali no sleep my weeping eyes shall close,
No-peaceful couch my weary limbs repose,
Till thy lov'd form before my sightiappears,
Till thy lov'd voice augments, then dries
my tears,
- Blest IN connubial love, the happy pair,
In friends, in fortune bless'd
Enraptur'd as they press'd
Seven lovely infants in their circling
arms,
And fondly dwelt on all their little charms
Parental love still seduous to trace
The kindred features of each cherub face
Seem did they not more than seem-Hea-
ven's most peculiar care!
Yet, in a moment, loi the flames ascend,
Where, wrapt, in sleep, their dearest
treasure lies;
And while mothers shrieks the eoncaye
rend,
Descending angels bear them to the skies.
The absent father but too soon returns;
Too soon, from weeping friends, the dreadful
story learns:
s. Deprive of sense, all motionless he stands,
And fondy deems
p He only dreams;
Then, as returning reason fills his soul,
Sudden he starts, as when loud thunders
roll,
And lifts his speaking eyes, and clasps his
trembling hands.
Vain is the pow'r of language, to express
The mothers pangs, the fathers deep dis
tress:
A nation weeps the unmatchd private woe,
And swift from royal eyes the drops of pity
flow.
Alas no stranger hears
The melancholy tale,
But down his visage pale
Fast fall the chacing tears
Fen tho a parents bliss he never knew;
Or knowing, never babe one smiling babe
adieu.
Cease, busy memory, cease!
Spare the heart rending-groan!
10 heal their wounded peace,
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From the " z. Commercial Advertiser.
SATURDAYS
LITER dR C B0WE r. 3
NO. XIII.
Mr.. EDITOR,

Ntrs EDiTOKs fl
ALFHO' I have never been q
contributor to the green arches OF the bows
CIR, yet have gazed at its wreashs and fes.
Atoons with peculiar pleasure, The visi-
tors have indeed proved themselves TO be
Of different schools; and some of them
occasionally displayed frankness that may
have given monetary woundto the ia.
s,idiously delicate: but for my part am
not squeamish enough to take offence at a
well meant satire,= nor bisgoted enough to
cherish the errors of my countrymen, mere
ly because they are the errors of those
love. But "a truce with declarations, and
with every thing personal or foreign to the
subject of which am about to speak.
You have doubtless not forgotten tha, one
of the correspondents Of the Cnlworthys,
who calls herself Clarissa, and who from
the concurrence of our tastes, should
suppose my first cousin has the nerit of
having occupied the fifth nitche in this
your Literary Bower. With her, | cannot
bur feel great surprize that SO little notice
is taken of them inimi,able poetry OF Shaw
who certainly has not his equal 10 that kind
of writing which spring RECOMMENDATIONS
the chastened hearl.-in turning over
some volumes of poetry. the other day, |
accidentally met with the following 'nonody
which is no unskilful imitation OF that TO
which I have alluded. The circumstance
which gave rise to IL, is explained IN the
title. and was perhaps a subject OF more
pungent grief than .ha. which called forth
the pashos of Shaw. SOPHIA.
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A MONoDY

To the memory of the seven innoeents, off
spring of James and Mary Woodmason,
who were consumed by ere, in the dwelling
house of their unhappy parents, Leadenhall
street, London, January Is, 1882.
NAMES OF The INFANTS.
JAMES BORN 20 JUNE l775.
MARY % AUG IVA.
GEORGE II FEB i776.
HARRIET 10 AAR l777.
CHARLES 80 JAN l77S.
JOHN ,z1o.
ELIZABETH