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Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-23
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Yes, hiend RslE the membersof our
Nationai Legislature have all the qusli-
tic. requisits for so exalted a station.
Among these qualities their consistency
IL eouspicuous, aud. the perfect coinci.
dence Of profession and Prac ice. Econ.
omy Is the deity a democrat adores
economy IN time, economy in money.
It 10 the mistress OF the administration,
and Of the two houses of Congress-, Ii
wood must be purchased to keep neni-,
bers warm, or to keep them from starv.
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THE SUBSCRIBER,
Ahs FLOUR and C GROCERY STORE,
cdoors below Davsy Davey's tavern,
Has on hand and offers for sale IN low
terms for cash, or topunctual custom.
ers on short credit,
10 Hhds. Sugar Of various qualities,
so Bbls. do. do.
aooo he. best Guadaloupe green Coffee,
5000 - St. Domingo do.
20 Bbls. nice gross Rsrrings lately in.
~, spected, . - :; -.
= 20 Bhls. N. z. Rum, y.
1900 Tbs. 6rst choice X. Island Cheese
Young Hs.ea, Hy.on- / TEAS. '
skin and Imperial !
Chocolate, Loaf Sugar and Molasses,
SEGARS, FIRST chop,
Nests Of Ware, .-
Wrapping Paper, &c. &c. &c.
e.. 7 r ALSO,
1900 Bushels Salt consisting Of Liver.
pool blown, St. Ubes, Ground Alum,
Turks Island and Rock Alum, and u
quantity Of Sacks Of Salt. zz....,.
A'sxandria, January -, 1907.
NIB. -FLoURreesived on storage.
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Public Sale.

WILL BE soidat Public Vend4r, on Fri.
day tbe 3osh inst. at the late Dwelling
Plantation civilian Burns, sen. de-
aa ceased. aAthe persondl Property d the
I. said dtt'd. oe,ssising Of
TIOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furni.
! sure, some Farming Implements,
. hamher Of Horses, some Sheep aud a
few barrels Of Corn with a number. of o.
thsr articles. Mine monehs' credit will
be allowed. on giving bond With apkroy.
ed security. The sale win begin ibou'
TIN O'Clock. - s-*
JOHN BURNS, senr. Ex',.
January l6, 1907. - -
Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1807-01-23
New Goods.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
r. i their friends and the public gene.
rally. that they have just received their
assortment Of FALL and WINTER
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15

s. Great Britain still aoated 10 the waters
&c the III. S. 10 defiance Of 40 introductory
exclamation, ii would never be des e, q
ed s 81 the ssn,a,ives Of the gfess body
Of ,he American people, thar i became
them 10 take any measures 70 concsi .'4s
The executive had sent 90 application /:
he hoped Il had made a demand that must
be complied with, or they must appeal 70
arms. or make total sacrifice OF the na
,:onal character. He felt no disposition 70
reject The memorial. but he would nos
vote for its reference 10 any committee
and would submit it to his illsnd from
Virginia (Mr. Basse,) whether il would
not Sc acting more for the ints ressoi their
country, to spend their time 10 making
preparations for eveDss, lhsD IN discussing
such question as this memOrial involved,
and whether his purpose would not be
equally answered by discussion Of what
had for its object the defence Of the conn.
Try.
CDobots IN 10 coofin,eI
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15

,ueO,;onea 20 xou the grsnd expedition
! believe that Ihinted something Ct that
nainfs- ,s,
aansi nation to Be continued.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
C ON G. II s S s.
HOUSE q REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, November 9
DE r TIE

On The reference o "a lufmorial from sun.
drv merchants and traders of Patsadsl
phia. praying for repeal ct tie nen'
4 corporation lao.
CONTINUED.
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Andrew Boyd, the first mate, with great ress-
luton, went into the cabbin and was enabled to
get out some bread and two bottles rum, but
SO rapidly did she fill, from the timber OF her
cargo shifting, that he was forced TO break
through the sky-l;g ht to save himself.
Our small stock of provisions was now put
into the pinnacle, as a secure place, It had
been there but few minutes, when a tre men
dous sea struck us and carried, away the bin.
.,aele. We had now little hope left the wheel
was broke, and We proceeded to secure our
selves as well as we could, some In the toretop,
and the rest were lashing themselves to the
tafrail; before we could accomplish the lat
ter plan, another sea, if possible more heavy
than the former, hurried US all from our places
and washed two ofour poor men overheard
they were seen swimming for the ship short
time, when wave hurried them from our
SIGHT, We now endeayored to keepth ship
before the wind, which we were enabled to do
partially through the night. The next day
another Of orr men died from cold and hunger.
The ships deck was now blown up, and her
side stove in, and we had all given ourselves
up, when,o Thursday at noon, we were rous-
ed by the cry ofss a sail y and we had the sa-
tisfaction to see her bear down forus !: about
three o'clock she came along side she was
the brigGeorge, of Portland, and captain Will
drige sent his long-boat and took US from the
wreck,
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..icuia,ed dpoo. he vas 90
need nos . -, s conssrucsion OF a subj :Iens
0ppgsss,s of bur ne vas opposes =
nan .;cs The public sreasure % eoas., nsS
wasslDe - = psber than would be ussiu' sn's
. greassl n s,;.e He had examiaed the
~, Of the secretary :, - ~ a,b.r of
,',oaa that he had stated s1s ,sns,ld s.
fouuu 49,. 80, which ia his oP'a'oa "ou'u =
goo Ooa !. .fsr each port ard harbor ~ me
'rerssss1y, IN 5. were 4 number ospisess no
' =, the nambsr estimated W0 Ear =.
'sn',ls ~ usslsss and unnecessary r0r -,
wn0.'i tbs port d Alexandt'a , q Wa "a
sapss' s, I'D or even ! gan bSats DC
nss,, ~ - e.oce osshas port, wsss any nos
s b., 81. = = i asesad The Potomac these
49, - boats sese eo1ssmp'asssa . Z s.a !.
sS.s along the coas, 10 small numos.s -
's.sp go. esses ,t,ey would be s0;a'!y ussssas
Tb 90 were ooly shciens Ghsn gssaslsa =.
e.,bsr ID large number sas, saoa.u a. "a
5 Be saIFiciea, in nnmber % lfons AZ op'
,nosirg force but 70 sarsorad .. !, !, !,
'0g Az M was anxious "a the sensss mau
-, asv;r,inia could possibly be, shat snsy
,hoold make such preparation Ter aeisa ~,
:, he emergency Of the times shonlo cay
sar II was because he believed ina. gun
haa,. without iriga,es were Dol sulac:s S,
,'s',. ;,h hem raiyh. be extremely urcfnl;
and because if the house shon,o a'fees NC
rrec,;on c. friga,es. the noner' OF gun-
bo,,, NIGH, be lesscncd, that ne aad mace
me mo,,oo ender confederation.
Dictate to Be continued
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-Iohn c.. Ladd,
Has for SAX, per qucahity, at lis 7pareAGuse or
iorInce-3trrct svha.f,

Has for ssle, per qucahity, at lis 7DareAense or
P,Tnce-strret s3ha,f,
Russia duck and sheeting, ravens duck ana
diaper, a variety of India nluslins, nankeens,
&c. a few boxes coarse Irish ii;cns, variety
of fresh teas of excellen! quality, sugar & no
lasses, West-lndia and New England rum.
Holland Gin and French brandy OF line faall-
ty, few quarter casks old Sherry, Malaga,
and Port wines, lmseed, spermacaeu * tan
ners' oil, mould, taIlow and spermacacti can
dies, 40 boxee hard soap, SO barrels beet and
pork, 200 barrels behring's, a few barrels pick
led salmon and beeves tongues, ralsins Ill
kegs, 90 bags black peppers writing s wrap
ping paper, boxes cotton cards, a quantity
of soaI leather and shoes, $50 dry hides, 1000
weight FAX, and twclvetons drst quality Rus
STA hemp, &c, &c.
December IS.
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MINUTES.
EarnAr. pecember Il.

: = r 4
mr. Fiedlsy from the commtsse o s,so
,;opa made axepost Oh the cosssssed csc.
Ton of Philip 3. Key, favorable 60 The
sitting menber, which was referred 10 q
,coami.see of the whole.
The SbeaksrlaiJ before tie house alet'
,,s,srom .he scsFeiafy OK war, incloslng a
re,or, On the petition of Peter Cansevoors
Jun. which WITH the pesi.iop was referred
70 the cosnmit,e of ways aud naeaas-
Also. coon munication fros The sec'ry
ofthe navy inc.osing statements ofths mum
Der ofths sarine corps, aud the humber
waning 10 complsss The present rsiaoi,sh-
meas in per.uancc ola resolution CT me
house, which was ordered TO be printed,
Also Letter from the sec'ry ct the ssea-
sary. iuciesipg areport on tbs pe,sisi OF
b. Scaweigaaastn, waieh with the resi'l'
90 was referred 10 the comUis;ce Of clsifas
.Nr. quincy said, the house soald re-
c6llscl that propositiou had scss madesa
few DAYS ago by the chairnae OF the con'.
miurr of Commerce ADD uaaafactufes, tor
amending the non mporsasion i-w, IN COO
-ssuaenc of communication fso~ the
ares.ury department, vaich consasaed mi
nuse aud important Information 90 this
subject. Mr. @. submitted proposition
winch was agreed 10 for prioIirg this re,
port, that il mighs be property before s',e
house.
Dir Dasvsoa from the committee en cur
military aud naval establishments made q
rrpar, on the pesi,ioo Of the oAcess OF
The army of the II. S declasiag 'has their
prayer isreasouabie and .oUgh: TO be grant
cd.
The bilfor apPropriasipg . seEn of GAO.
ney for providing gunsboats, being YET be-
fsts the House onits third reading, was
this day taken up, aud after debate of 5
hours passed. The yeas and nays being
called, were--yeas 1il-snays 1s-Ihase
who advocated the bill were Msssrs kh-a
Southland, Key, Minor, Johnson. G. w.
Campbell, Dana, Blouns, & those agaiossis
Msssss. Macon. Quincy add Randolph.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
MAT. Mtel.l
2larallOrla g3ailp ADVERTISER.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS.

& "A letter from Washington to the Editor,
dated yesterday, says, /" We had short hur-
ricane here Yesterday, about II o'clock. 1t
blew IN a great number of panes OF glass IN
the south wing of the Capitol, and blew out
the western gabe-end of the house occupied
by. Miss Finigan as boarding house.
6 In the House of Representatives this day,
Mr.. Quincy presented % memorials signed
by 900 Of the merchants of Boston, praying
that the Non importation law may be 1nedl-
hed, suspended. or repealed. After debate
of considerable length, the memorials were
referred 20 committee of the whole to whom
was referred bill (now before the housed
supplementary to the non-impo act
Ayes 9Nafs a. NathiIRRg else was a a0ne.
from Gibbon-street to Great Hunting Creek,
htersecting Jefferson, Franklin, and Green
street, and bounding east and west on Fayr
cite and Payne-streets.
A plan ofthe ground and further particulars
may be obtained BY application to
|ames Patton.
June % 9SrM
The following toasts, among many others,
x.o.e dr.nb bv the PHILADELPHIA TVDoeraphI-
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15
CT TO RENT.

~9rHE subscriber offers to rent tor one or
4 more years, adjoining the place where
on he now lives, a Blac ksrnith's shop, with a
complete set of Tools, Dwelling House in
comfortable condition, calculated for fami-
ly, together with betwe EN- three and four acres
Of very rich land.-From several years expo
rience, | can with truth declare, that there
can be no better stand for blacksmith than
the one now offered to let.
Thomas B. Moreland.
Maryland, Broad-Creek,
December 9.-(l5.] lawtf
W. B. If l don't rent the fine stand, 1
will give good wages to young man, or a
man with family. T.tB. M.
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GREENOCK, October %:

SHIPwREcK The brig George, arrived
1 on tuesday se'nnight in Limerick river, from
New York, on her passage NEST proyldential-
" icllm with.the Golden Rule, Of Wiscasset,
from which the.following most affecting ac-
Count has been received -" The ship Col
Den Rule, captain Austin, sailed from Wis
casset with cargo of timber on the 0th of
september. On the goth the same msnth
que experienced a severe gale from S. Z. and
/ ats O'Clock, A. NJ we discovered ssle had
sprung aleak, and had four feet water in her
ho'a at Ssosclockit had Increased to Sfeet,
Notwithstanding we Lad two pumps going,
aug were throwing her deck load over board
~aicn we were enabled to do very slowly,
rom IRON the sea driving the planks aboYe deck
allu wounding the crew. About 10 o'clock
ule water had increased to twelve feet, and the
saie mad evidently encreased the crew, and
~ Ga board were quite exhausted, and going
1 ~ the Cabin, We found she was filing fast.
Inc man and mizen masts were cut away TO
prevent her from upsetting, and she was quite
slsar oil deck load. AT IL o'clock sic was
,a'i up to her main deck, and all her bulk
t'Sa''s we're knocked away. It now occurred
S . endeayor to save soaae bread, and Mr..
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-12-15

cal Society at their last annual meeting. I'll
words in Italics are technical terms.
& The United States-a beautiful form Of
Eighteeus, imhosed with such art as to, fold
aithout cutting may the constitutional quione
with which it is locked uf remain frHl for
ages I"
6 The rival porkmen in the political Print
ing-o6fce of Europe Bonaparte has zsorked Il
so as to get all the sorts. Roman and NaAe,
German, Greek and Hebrew and if the Eng
Hsh don't keep sharp look out, they will
have to set M their last half sheet in black. Z
From the Port-Eolio.
Nh. OLDscHoeL,
The executors Of the last will OF
Gen. Han.lsoo have deposited ip:he Pub.
lie Library OF NV York, a copy Of = The
Feders.ist,o which belonged TO The gsns.
raj ia his life time, in which he has dc. &
s;gna,ed, 10 his own had writing, the
paris Of ,has celebrated work wrttsea by
himself, as well as tho.s contributed by
Mr.. Jay and Mr.. Msdison. As Z, may
20. be uninteres.ing 70 many oiyour rra.
ers, shall subioin shs o. mofandum TX
publication 10 the Por Foic.
Nos. 8, 3, 4, S. 81, Mr. Jay.
Nos. 10, ~, 81 70 As inclusive, M.
Madison.
Nos. is, 10, 30, Mr.. Hamilton and III.
Madison joinsh
All the rss. by Mr.. Hamilton.
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~, Mr.. GENERIS has the
honor to inform the LADIES and GEETLE MEN
that his BILL will be on lhDrsdQy next
and Will continue every fortnight.
December Is.
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BAL TyMoRE, Dscenber is.

IRON Fore IaTei3Os s-cit u''S AasAeis
Lewis, Marsh, Of Perth Anboy, 10 sail
IN ia dsys schooner Mary, Hail, OF Phi.
Iadelph,a, Just arrived, 70 sail in 20 days.
The schooner Norfolk, Seward, from
Norfolk, arrived there s.h November and
sailed next day, 20. being admitted TO en-
enrry, the priacipal part Of her cargo beng
aour. The schooner MaryJanr, Bart
ic,., of Baltimore, wss wrsSked on the
Spanish coast near the Cora. The captain
aud TWO men got ashore on par OF the
schooner's r,ainmasr The schooner A
doiphus, Tiffany, of New York, upset &
all hands lost, exceps man and boy,wao,
are 10 Porto Cave!lo prison. The schee-
pes Mount Vefnon, of Oxford, Eassern
Shore) is supposed to have been lost, as
the mate and Two men vent on shore 10 a
boat to ieeward OF Porto Caveilo TO get 10.
formation where they were, when they were
detained by lae s2ar;ards all night, On
suspicion OF their being Eogllsbnen-a
heavy gale of wind came on that night, and
the next morning they saw paft OF sald
schooner's ma!nmasf, her quarter boafds
and some OF her hen coops ashore, which
they knew. They were pun IN prison 81
Porto Cavelio 9Th Nov. Cap.aia +. sas
all the shove mea, but was not allowed to
1speak 70 them. nor could he ob1aia their i.
release from prison, although Two OF ms
crew knew one Of the men, having ss,led
With him the voyage before, TO which they
sworc. Novenbsr se, of Porto R,co,
was boarded BY the british frigsss Meaanas
p1s and treated politely. Ocsobsy 20, on
the outward ba9ud passage between La
guira and the White Rock, leagues from
land, fell IN with vessel. bottom up, so
low 10 The Wafer as oos 20 have more than
Eve streaks from the keel above the sea.
Shs appeared 10 be almost new, with q
clean sa!low bottom, 10 anars 70 be seen
except par, of her bowsprit laying on her
larboard bow, and the heel of her j'bboom
standing perpendicular, abous 6 feet above
water, which appeared 70 be new, as there
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BY THIS DAYS MAIL
NEW.yORK, Dec. 10.

81. Bartholemeus ---C Capt Barrell wso
arrived shisforenoon.in IS days from Point
Peue, (Gaadaloppe) lasorms that an en-
barge vas sai, on shaspors for eight days
presieus,e his sailing, o-''ng 70 an espe-
dnion shst was fitting os. a, point Psire,
consisting of the brig gen Ernouf, and
large cutter, both French psisaseers car.
rying upwards Of 800 men. This cxpeiit
sion was plauned asainss St. BarthoIe aae.s
aud wss completely successfuI. Tue tori
was surprised snd carried at snidniei.s; "a
Amsriesa brig aud schoonsr Randolph
laying there, both belonging 60 baitiaaafs
were captured they were aader Swedisa
flags q laden With coaee from ST tonnage
The expedition returned 40 Point Petfs
on The lSta of Nov. win their price and
&c. 600 lbs. ccaee taken from the store OF
Mf. --, age Tor the americans engtg-
ed in ,ha, srskc. The intelligence tHat
these rich cargoes we're al Sssarshoismsss
which tempted TO the expedition. 10 sop
posedto have been comsnuelca.ea Oy -.-~--
q r.srchsa. ~ 5. Esrlholemevs who has
dcnes e.s dee: Of American business and
had ! great sf,s,e % tticir confidence, but
became daslTsc:ed IL cns1eqaeuce OF sao.s
,hsr asen' hasi1s besn sca' Gas, ms bow.
ever IS Only gives AZ sMaplcsoas
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E. S T r A Y,

Printing in all its various branches,
handsomely executed at this offices
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

War. Il FORTY Millions. In two
years Of such War we shall double
the National Debt and in short time
The stocks of cattle Of our farmers, as
thew were in 1884, will be sold to the
sign-post by Mr.. JEFFERsoN's tax gath
erers. All this we know would be borne
with patience, and even pleasure, were
it in vindica:ion Of National Rights, or
the support Of National Honor.-But il
j. evident England invades neither
She has offered honorable redress for
the attack on the Choaqhcake.-She
sends us an Envoy-Exuaordinary to
appeasc our angcr-No-The evils Of
War are ~ BE encountered to give i'm
muni,y 70 British ruaa7ray sailors! Can
1t be believed ?-Ccnhnci.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

INTERESTING & IMPORTANT.
The following POSTSCRIPT. is taken
from Saturdays Cenfncl, received by
last nights mall =
Erdoy Evening" 3oston, Dec. 81.
Mr.. Newton, ID Short run,
" Sound, from Newyork, has
roIci furnished Us vl,h the pa
e., Of that city Of H1cdnesday.
He m.ofms, tLat Just before he
embarked on "Wednesday after
moon, letters were received from
Phiiadcinhia announcing that a
BIZ to EMBARGO al vessels in
The United States passed both
houses Congress Oh Saturday;
and that it was il consequence oi
dispatches from Gen. Armstrong,
received by the Revenge. Nir.
N. further mentions, that a great
number Of vessels were cleared It
the cust0m-housc, on Wedncs-
day, intending TINT evening to ialI
down 70 the Hook.
From Washington, Dec. 10.
DR.. BuLlus, with dispatches,
las arrived here. Those from
France are said to be Of peculiar
interest, and to have formed til,
subject Of the confidential mes
sage, on which BON houses were
engaged with closed doors ye5tct-
day.
The dispatches by the Dr.. are said
to be untavorable 50 that it seems
likely we may have our choice ol a war
either with Englan1 or Fr44cr, per-
hapS with both.
There are rS7v no French or Eneliih hips Of
war in the waters 0ftae Uaitej 9Js:es.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
EnLTNR PnlcL-tlr4TL0M

We do not vouch flu the truth If the info--
nation, but We feel fo7e confidence in it,
correctuels. that the proclamation is deemed
utterly excePtionabIe by the Prefdent and
heads Of departments. The fecretary Of Aate,
we are told has uneqgivocalIy e1PreGed his
difapprobation of the principles which it con-
tains, and declared that they never could or
would he recognized by the United States
We are further told and we belive il 10 be
i fact, chat Mr. Rose will not be received in
quliity e minilter from England, until al
lAe Erg.ith armed vefels retire from our va
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28
CoBs-EiiecBab, De-. %

Vy1Ethc fubfcrihe-s, commit ione-, appoint
W Cd ~ tie Hon. Samuel Freeman, Eiq.
Judge of Probate for the county OF CHmber-
land, 10 receive and examine the claims Of the
fevcral n editors TO the eltlte Of
Joseph 9U1TtRFIELD, JUN.
la.e ot Gtandiih, in the county Of Cumberland,
yron.an, dccc4lcd, represented inioIvent, do
hereby give notice thai; tx months from the
fourteenth day Of October lat, is allowed to
laid creditors TO bring N & prove their claims,
and that We fhaH attend tia fe-vice at the
houfe IF Widow Sarah BIT e,feid in faid STAN
din, on the fecond Mondays Of January, Feb
ruary and April next, from two 70 tx o'cock
III TIE afternoon. PETER MOULTON,
u d. TUCKER.
St17E6. DIX. X (2s)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

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that Congress nd been 5 hours
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28


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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1807-12-28

I re fubfcribers hereby give public notice to
all concerned, thar they have been duly
aPpoine cd and have taken upon themielves the
trua Of Adm uaTators ae Eoni5 non with the
Will ANNEXED, on The eftate of
JEREMIAH JORDAN,
late Of Falmouth, in the county Of Cum
berand, deceaied, by giving bond as the
law direct, they therefore requeG an per
lons WHO are indebted to the AID deceaed :
estate, to make immediate payment, ard thoie
who have any demands thereon, 20 exhibit the
fame 10 NATHANIEL JORDAN,
Dr. 43. WINTER JORDAN