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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-07-17
July Z.

Negoeiations i!-Referring TO the late afro
cious outrage committed on the Chefapeake,
the Aurora of the third inf. remarks.
cit is faid that the preident has ordered the
United States fchooner Revenge 10 be fitted
out for the purpofe OF taking out dispatches to
our r,inifer at London. This is probable.
The PreGdeut would fpeak the language of the
whole country in demanding an explicit difa-
vowal from the Britiifl Government of the out
rage and murder perpetrated by order of one Of
its admirals in demanding the furrender Of
the murderers to the juftice of this nation, and
and in cafe Of refufa, in recalling our miuif-
ters."
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In the Virginia Herald, 9o.L alt obferve
wanton afperion upon ny character, written
by one OF general Wiikinion's myrmidons, un-
der The hgnature OF kseriminator, which is 10
mingled with icuniIity aud ihVsttive, that
feel mylelf abfolysd from every motive of deli.
cacy whatever, as rsfpee the character of GER.
Wilknfon. How far ] may have hesn IN un.
worthy nenbsr Of the Grand Jury, who pie
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smportane. So far as we under0and the
grounds Of rejection of the propofed treaty by

smportaue. So far as we underltand the
grounds Of rejection of the propofed treaty by
the PreEdent, they are two; J, became 1t did
not contain satisfactory prov'6on in refped to
feamen: g, bccaufc OF the conditional rathca-
ton on the part Of Great Britain iupplemental-
ly annexed, referring to the decree of Bcna-
parte of November q, regarding neutra! pro-
perty. A recollection Of thefe facts is necefa-
~ to correct understanding of what follows.
Captain Brewaer, late of our Revenue Cut
ter. one of our witncf1rs in London on the
mock trial of Whitby, ftates that information
of the rejection Of the treaty by the Prelldeat
was conveyed to England by the Cambrian fri
gate, as exprefs, and that fae arrived at Lon
don two or three weeks previous to his leaving
that city: the intelligence was received by the
new Miniary, which is fuppofed to be pecnii-
ariy hottie to us. Captain, Brewiter left En-
gland May 2, and arrived here about twenty
days ago.
Now think it probaple, I, that having re-
ceived official information of the rejection of
the treaty, principally on the ground that II
contained to us no iatisfaStory provihon ref
peS1ing feamen, the Britifh Miniltry reioved
to put the queftion between the two nations
directly at iffue with us.
9. That having rcfolved TO do 70, the Mini
fry has nftruSted admiral Berkeley to proceed
as in the outrageous attack on the Chefapeake,
~HiSu Was q NSt ouSSt way VI y'Hb WI NS''-
per and determination.
III am correct in thefe furmifts, and really
think that am, and if admiral Berkely has re-
ceved the inftruttions to proceed as he has pro.
ceeded in the cafe of the Chefapeake, and am
Kncerely of opinion that he has, then we may
conclude that nobility with us is refoIved on by
the Bsitih Mnity, and that provihonal in.
ftruaidns how to act againe us in cafe OF our
adopting certain meafures are now in Berkeey's
pocket.
Suppofe, what is probable, that thefe provifior-
alntruetio MS arc that ifa proclamation interditt-
ing intercourfe with his B. Ma jefiy's ihips be
ifIued by the Prefdent, Berkeley is to consder
il as equivalent to a declaration of war, and
that he is to proceed to immediate hotiiity a.
gainh us; what are we to expect? what fhould
we do?
Berkeley would receive the proclamation in
FIVE days after it is ifl'ued; we may then expect
him in our harbour we know not when; to
day, to morrow: and no one need be told
what our condition would be in cafe of the
hottie approach, unlefs all reEfing in
cur posver are ecitbout delay brought into aai0n.
Shall this be done? Who (hall do it Congrefs
is no. in fefiion; the State Legislature is not in
fefiion; no one has .EAtate power to do any
thing; yet fomething NUT be done. Are not
thefe things worthy of the immediate, ferrous,
and deliberate confederation of the people
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do,,bt but tina. the inaiction OF the tlnss
.nd forfeitnres ), will be sufficient 10 stop
their further importation. Wilat sndace.
ment can there be to import, II the pro-
&, i,,s;ons Of this bill are duly executed!
Mr.. Clay opposed striking out. Wy
colleague has produced the Declaration q
independence what he has quoted Is
true ii the abstract, but has no bearing on
the subject. |" A right TO life" yer we
hang men for murder and other crmes.-
!" To liberty" yet we imPr'son Tor DEBT.
aTo the pursuit Of happiness" yet we
must not infringe the rights OF others 10
this pursuit..
am confident the provisions OF this bill
will prevent their further importation. -
In Virginia, Maryland and North Carolina
no slaves have been introduced since the
passing of their laws imposing forfeit.
ure.
Mr.. Chandler. II landed in the North
ern states, they will be provided for and
not sold flapdcd 10 the southern states
they mnet be sold and ! prefer their being
sold by the authority Of the states, nor by
that of the u. S.
Mr.. Has,ings opposed striking out.
On taking the question,
Fer striking out So
Against it SO
Several amendments were made to the
bill, and the committee rose and reported
1t.
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Wedaesaay, December 81.

A letter was reserved from the secretary
OF the treasury containing a statement of
tie direct tax, speciiying the quotas assign
cd TO each state, ADD the arrears of the diff.
terent states.
Mr. Mun1ford presented the petition OF
the president and directors of the glass n, a.
nafac'ory 10 Allegany, prayiagfor the du.
ties on imported Window glass. Referred
10 the committee of commerce and manu-.
features.
Mr.. Van Rensselaer, presented petition
which was also referred to the committee
OF commerce aad manufactures.
Mr. Clinton presented severa! pesi,;oas
from the inhabitants Of New York, pray.
ing for the. fertilization of that city. Re-
ferred as before.
The bill making appropriations for The
military establishment for the wear 1907.
was read third time and passed.
The house then took UP the bill for
prohibiting the further introd ue,ion Of
slaves.
"A message from the senate That body
have agreed to the bill making appropria,
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MONDAY, December asS

Mr.. Findle, spoke IN favor OF ssrikiug
out the forfeitures.
Mr.. Bldwell. There are two objects );
TO deprive the importer OF the induccmens
to 60 after then: and so TO dispose such as
may ae broasat here as that they NAV not
become a pu5lic nuisance. Mr.. Bidwsll
here read 9 new section which he inseod.
ed afterwards to offer, declaring thai the
importer conld have 90 rigatin auy negro !;
iOais labos and asryice, Sci If you strip
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Tuesday, December SO.


Mr.. Dana presented a resolution 10 the
following eject:
RssoIted, For the encouragement md
security of he seamen Of lhr ". S. J; is
expedieatlo max provision TOR registering
ships ane vessels of The y S. employee IL
voyages TO foreign countries, hat they sl,sl
not continue 70 enjoy he privileges aPpsr-
tanning to ships or vessels O. the Uailcd
S.s,es, unl1sS snme proportion Of Ice sea.
men or marines be Citizens CT the United
States.
Mr.. Dana prefaced this resolution with
observing hal certain vessels built in the
u S. owned in the u S and commanded
by citiz@ns If The u. S. were denonnared
ships or vessels Of The Unised States heace
the discriminating duties; if nsvigascd By
acerialn proportion of citizens OF the u
nited States, aad the names of tht sea
tnen registered in ,he ships papers, seeh
regstesog would be to such seasnen the
same as protection, which they would
iof.eit on Jesetuon Referred 10 the
committee ct the whole fof Monday after
next. r.
TIE bill making appropriation for the
military establishment for the year 1907.
was saksn up in committee at the whoe,
agreed 10 aotl.reporsed 10 the house, when
il was ords'ed TO Be engrossed for a third
reading.
lhe house went into committee Of the
whole, M. Daw; on in the chair, ca the
teport OF the committee Of claims on the
peutioa OF captain Georgr Llt,le. 1t was
Supported by Messrs. Dana and Quiecey.
aad opposed by Mtssrs B:dwel, Varnu q,
Marion and d. r. w Villains, and, af.
ssr debate Of about three hours agreed
TO.
For thereport 81.
Agaiostis IS.
Ard committee appointed te bring in
a,bil,
Adjourned.
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Proceedings of Congress.
HOUSE OF REpRESEN i ATIVE:Ss.
Manaau. Decembsr 29.

The bill s,ssSlog 40 Apr Priation for the
navy for shsyear 1907, had third reading
AID passed.
The bill TO prohibit the importation OF
slaves after December 81. 1907 was taken
up in committee Of the whole, Mr.. Varnum
10 the chair.
rive will here insert short sketch ofthe
debate on Tuesday of last week, as the de-
bate Of this das turned principally on the
same question:.
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done with these people aud approve
their plan, I viii vote for striking cut -
bat ! am not wiling TO quit, I'LL do
see i. The gentleman from Masssctu.
sets, (hIr. Bidwelj would consider them
as Irish or Germans that are brought TO
this country, if SO, in the name of God
why legislste at all upon the subject.
Mr.. Smile comhated the opinion of
the Speaker, and endeavoGred TO prove
that congress were empowered to ccnsi.
der the subject IN other than commercial
light. He referred TO the Declaration Of
Independence. We hold these truths 10
be self evident; all men are BY nature free
and equal possessed of certain unaliena.
bic rights among, which are life, liberty &
tbs pursuit of happiness, &c.
Mr.. Holland was willing the words
should be struck out if nothing should be
inserted IN their stead. and leave such pro.
pie to the care and laws Of the different
states bur as the design appeared TO him
10 be their freedom, he shouldvote aeains,
striking out.
Mr.. Soutbard. shall be opposed 70
|. the amendment till sec some other prae.
iticabse plaa brought forward, Ihaye little
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1807-03-06
CITE Gngulrer.
RICHMOND, 6tb MARCH.

STOLEN LETrERs.-The EDIroR of the
the communication which appeared in our pa
per refpeeting the letters of Admiral Willau-
meZ. He refs his objection principally upon
this one faH, that there has been of late no d.
red communication between Norfolk and the
Havana.
We NUT premife, that the word "Nor-
folk" is not ufed at all in the communication of
our correspondent and that it is fimply an aE
Gxmption of our own, that Norfolk was the port,
where the box of fugar was landed. If this Ixp-
petition therefore be incorrect, il does not in the
ilIghteit degree invalidate our correspondents
a1ertion. 1t is no error of biS.
The Ledger's argument however does not
prove that the box of fugar could not have been
landed at Norfolk.
"The letters alluded to were publifhed in
the Ledger on the z4th of January; the Iaft of
thete letters is dated the 10th of November.
1t follows then, that this hox of fugar and the
dispatches therein contained, mut have arrived
al Norfolk from the HAVANA between the 10th
Of November and the 18th of January"
The Editor Of the Ledger mean, 1--WE pre-
fume) that thefe dispatches NUT have arrived
at Norfolk dired from the HAVANA. But this
is curious logic Becaufe the latt of thefe let
tiers was dated at Havana, on the 10th of Nov.
and publlibed at Norfolk on the 9Th of IAN.
therefore, they mutt have come dire9 from Ha-
varna to Norfolk, as if there were no eirenifou5
way, from the one port to the other. Might
they not have been written at Havana, landed
at fofne intermediate point as Charle(ton, and
hence traufmitted to Norfolk How infinite
ly lmmaterial then is the following fa6l which
the Editor of the Ledger has 70 triumphantly
produced
"We allure our readers, that there bas not
been one box ofIggar landed at Norfolk, out of
any vehel from the HavaHna, from the 10th of
November to the 18th of January. Nay more,
there has not been vef1el of any fort, arrived
from The HaVanna at this port, from the 9Th
of November TO this day" Nay more, there
has not been box of fugar into this port, from
any Of the ports in the neighbourhood of the
Havana, between the dates of the 10th of No
vember and the l4th of January. For the truth
of thefe anertions we can refer aoy perfon,
who pleafes to- make the examination, to the
entries of the cuhom-houfe at this place."
And what is all this to the purpofe
Has no box of fugtr arrived at Norfolk, du-
ring this interval, that was originally fhipped
from the Havana! For kbaf is the true quef.
ton at iGue.
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THURSDAY, February &c.

MIR. Holmes, from the committee of Claims,
to whom was referred the mefIage of the Pref
dent of the United States on the communica-
ton OF the French minilter relative to the claim
OF c. Beaumarchais, made a report.
The report, after referring to the report of
the committee of Claims of the laft fefIion,
which was unaeed upon, concludes with re-
foution, referring the fubjea to the fecretary of
ftate, with direction to report thereon to Con-
grefs at their next Ceffion.
In this refolution the Houfe concurred with
ON a diviion.
The meffage from the Senate, Eating that
they had paffsd the bill fent from the Houfe for
the repeal Of the acts laying duties on falt, and
for continuance of the Mediterranean fund
until the end of the next FELTON, of Congrefs,
with amendments, was conlidered.
The tJf amendment propofed by the Senate
was to eonhne the repeating act to taking off
the duty OF eight cent? on the buihel of falt,
from the lit day of July next leaving in force
another exiting act impofng duty of twelve
cents.
Meffrs. Alton and DIN oppofeda concur.
reIce with this amendment, the queftion on
which was taken by yeas and nays, which were
Yeas l5--Nays SO.
The (feond amendment, regarding matters of
detail, was difagreed to without diviion.
The third amendment propofed continuing
the Mediterranean fund until the slft day of
December-inftedd of the end of the next fei-
lion.
MIR. ]. Randolph fpokc againft concurrence
in this amendment, which was neeatived--
Ayes SO.
MIR. Randolph moved that the Houfe infR
on the bill as it originally pafed the Houie,
fpoke at comfortable length in favor of iniftinp
and aiked for the yeas and nays.
Melrs. Alton, Rhea of Ten Early, R. Mel.
fon, Alexander, Smile and Goldfborough,
fupported and Mr.. Lyon oppofed inlifting.
This motion was withdrawn, and motion
made by Mr.. Early to adhere, when the quefti-
on was taken on adhering to the original bill, &
Carried in the affirmative Yeas SO Nays 90.
| A ihort time after a mefage was received
from the Senate, Eating that they had confider.
ed the difagrecing votes of the two Houfes on
this bill, and bad refolved to adhere to all their
amendments.
AS the vote to adhere is final, and has in this
inftance been pa6ed by both Houfes, the bill is
loft. The confequence is that the duties COM
pohng what is called the Mediterranean fund
will ceafe with the prefent FELTON,, and the du-
ties on falt be continued.
The modification propofed by the committee
OF conference to the bill prohibiting the impor-
tation of 0aves into the u. S. was taken into
conhderation-on agreeing to which debate of
comfortable length eniued.
Mellrs. Goldiborough, Alton and Sloan fup-
ported; and Meflrs. Early, ]. Randolph, D.
X. Williams and Alexander oppofed con.
currence, which was carried Yeas ss Nays
40.
This modification having been agreed to by
the Senate, the bill has finally paffed.
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Jan. 10.
WILL BE SOLD.

o" fbe P,evj', qOitbo2f rsfrVs, 10 he Big5ea hitler,
brt70efn tbf hours ef1l and ~ oeioek, 1onday tie
3ob igf he ohs7Oizg PROPERTY, Pr.
NNE two-itory BRICK HOUSE, &c by 90 f..
~ do. Jingle do. Wood do SO - 10
Four do. do. do. do.
All neatly fnilbed and calculated for dwelling Gea
ted on handfome well incofed Lots on ShockG-EI;I.
in the City of Richmond; known in Duvals plan, as
No. loi u No. 1o2, furveyed by VIM G. Paine.
TERMS OF PdTWEWT
400 Dolls. in cafb--1o5O dols. on the 25th of
June, iso7-Haf of the refidue the 4,h Augufi-
And the balance the 18th AuguA, 1908.
Satisfactory titles will be made TO the purchafer ON
the receipt Of the money.
ARCHIBALD PEASANTS, IT..
March 6. er.Jc
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The ogstfag VeIjfs eUbieb baVe ieeyed sm Camp
beTt a" PLegfrysI Of HsP;" peculiarly GBpr.Sri-
ate 10 an oeeafsa, 4Obsa eVa,y ryeh Gnxi7ggy bent
Hp0n be pronnIed ys,7Orafioa Of Poland ne 6op!9
certainly baVe egj2yed item qVb nseJ Bgbcr relis,
eonid baVe bacVed baf be gt7Draf 6,AdS7ioa5 Of
be poet about 10 BE- fafsi and hat fBr bero zoLO
1oTo eosdatl5 fbs POiib yrvoissH mere areSaf
vofary Of" freedoms tsule."
Oh, faered Truth thy triumph eess'd a while,
And Hope, thy filter, eess'd with thee TO fmile,
When leagu'd oPPrslion Pour'd TO Northern wars
Her whiker'd pandours and her fierce huIars
Wav'd her dread ilaBdard TO the breeze Of morn,
PesPd her loud drum, and twang'd her trumpet
horn
Tumuhuous horror brooded DER her van,
Prefaging wrath to Poland. and to man!
Warlaw's Ian champion, from her height fur
vey'd,
Wide DER the fields waGe Of ruin laid.
oh, Heaven he ery'd, my bleeding country fave
Is there no hand ON high fhield the brsye2
Yet, though dearuelion fweep theie lovely plains,
Rife, feilow-men OR country yet remains
BY that dread name wave the lwsrd on high,
And Swear for her to live !...with her 10 die
lis faid, and, on the rampant hpights, arrsy'd
His truly warriors, few, but undifIpsyd
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FOR RENT.
Hn1 immediate bo0eMon e;v,

Hnd immediate petition given.
A THREE foried HOUSE, frioke-ho oar
n den, &c. on the Balm, occupied The preceding
year by MIR. Chancellor H. Saunders This honie e
well calculated for boarding or gentee private ia
miy, having four rooms and pafIage on each loor.
and two kitchen and cellar rooms on the round
hoor-For terms apply to Mr.. Thomas Underwood.
ir. at the public ware houfe, or to Mr.. Ieander
Hughes at Meiirs. Shapard and Iuckes oppotite the
Market.
ARCIiELAUS HUGHES
January ~. oawtf.
The fubfcriber will alto 1ifpofe of par, or RI.
whole OF valuable half water LOT onthe Bain,
NJ. 4o9 with fix fnall Tenements thereon. and
half acre LOT No 396 with good Dwelling HOMIE
thereon, Handsomely fisuated for private dwelling.
A credit OF hive or ten years may be had for three
tourths of the purchae money, by giving laisfaeorv
feeurity and paying the interef thereon annuay If
the above property is not dpoed of at private fae
by the End day of March, it will on that day, if far
ii not, the uext fair day, be dpoled of at auction
to the higheit bidder the premifes-For terms an
ply TO MIR. Leanaer Hughes, in Richmond or the
lubfcriber living in New-Kent, near Bottoms Bridge
A H.
JAIL w. oawtf.
THE fale Of the above mentioned property, i. un-
avoidably pohponed, until the 9th day of April
next, at which time the fale will pelitvey take place
on the Premies, &c not prevouy difpoed Of at pri-
vate iale) By DarmjaaH, Fofer t5' SafebeHL
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Firni-pacd and low, : horrd front they forf.,
Still as the breeze, but dreadful as the Corn
Low, murm'ring fouEJs, along their bansers Ay,
Revenge, or DEATH. 1.-The watch-wc.i and reply
Then pesl'd the notes, ornnipc;ent to charm,
And the loud tocGn eoll'd their lar alarss,
In vain, ala. in vain, ye gaIlan, few!
From rank to rank your volley d thunder flew &c..
On bloodiea picture in the book of Time,
Sarmatia Tell, unwept, without crime
Found not generous friend, plying foe,
Strength in her arms, mercy in her woe
DroPt from her nervelefs grafp the iha,terd fpear
Clos q her bright eye, and eurb'd her high eareet IT,
fioPe, tor feafon, babe the world farewell,
And Freedom lhriek d....as KoscIucSo fell,
ihe iun went down, nor ceas'd the carnage there,
Iumultuous murder fhook the nidnight air..
On Pragues proud arch the fires of ruin glow,
His blood-dy'd waters murm'rng afar beiow;.
1 ne torn prevails, the rampant yields away, -,
Bnrlts the wild cry of herror and dfmay L.
Hark as the fmouldering piles with thunder fall,
thouiand ihreks for hopeless mercy call
Earth fhook..red meteors Aafi'd along the Ky,
And eonfcious nature ihudder'd at the eryl
Oh, righteous Heav'n ere Freedom found =
grave,
Why 1ept the fword, omnipotert to favel
Where was thine arm, o Vengeance ,.w where tht
hat imete the foes Of Zion and of God;
/ hat eruih'd proud Ammon, when his iron car
Was yokd in wrath, and thunder'd from ATARI
Where was the form that flumber'd till the hoil
VI blood-han'd Pharaoh left their trembling coaa,
hen babe the deep in wild conmotion flow,
And heav'a all Ocean their march below
Departed ipirits of the mighty dead
We that at Marathon and Leuelra bled
Friends Of the world reaore your lworJs to man,
Fright in his iacred eaufe, and the van
\ ct tor Sarmatia's tears of blood atone
And make her arm puifiant as your own a..
Oh once again to Freedoms caufe return
The patriot TELL...the Bruce of BAMNocKpuswi
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came the GRAND JURY ia and for the isia
territory and made the following
pRESENTMENT>

sss>s> s~~ ~A~<AAs1 yON4 w Suo tOr TIC t3As
territory and made the following
PRESENTMENT.
In addition to the bills of indictment now
preferred by the grand jury for the city and
coenty of Orleans, they feel the mfrlves imperi-
Gully called upon to prefent as mott danger
GUS and alarming evil, the hate unprecedented
exefclie OF military power in this city. They
have Teen with no lefs aftonifhment than grief,
the laws and the civil authority proifrated be-
fore military force.--They have feen the citi-
zens of the u. S. aad of this territory, feized
upon and imprifoned by that force, and de-
prived Of the benefit Of that great bulwark Of
civil liberty, the writ of habeas corpus. Nav
more, they have feen the gen. commanding the
American Army here, come before this honor
able court, and openly avow fuch illegal aGts,
and declare that he would perfevere in them,
and to this grand jury the fame general has ac-
knowledged the Conmifiion of fuch acts, and
fought to jultify them by aledging that they
were previoufy advifed or approved by the
governor and two of the Judges Of this territory.
Whoever his advifers were, we hold fuch advice,
under exiting circumstances as a total derelicti-
on of all regard to tbs contribution and laws of
the u. s. and as friking at the very foundation
OF liberty. We enter not into the queftion, how
far it is allowable to do evil, that good may re-
fnlt from it; for we are no cafuifts. Many
fpecious reafons arc urged in publication of
thofe arrefs. We leave to thofe who urge them
to fhcw their validity, and to this honorable
court to form ajudgment thereon"
J. w. SMITH, OK.
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Congrefs have not yet decided upon Beau.nar.
ehais claim They have referred the queGion to me
ieeretary oil Gate, who will make his report dr,ins-
the winter.
1t has been fuggefted to us, that the one million Of
liVres might have been vefed in the cargo of the
Fer Roderique, which was landed at York in the
year 777, and for which the Gate of Virginia hiss al
ready made compensation,
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NTANTED to hire or purehafe female houf.
w Servant about 90 or 25 years Of age, for one
VINO can come we'll recommended for fobrie,y and
iteadineis, generous price will be given.
MARCUS ELCHN.
March 6. IS