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The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-24
f. WOODS, elk. P. C.
COPPER & TIN WARE.

The Subscriber respectfully informs
his friends, and the Public in general,
that he has on hand, and intends to keep,
Il general assortment of.STILLS and
COPPER WARE, and TIN-WARE
of all kinds, of the best quality, which
he will sell by Wholesale and Retail, as
low as they can be had this side of the
mountains. He will give the highest
prices for old Copper, Brass, & Pewter.
JOHN DULTY.
Wheeling, 1st March, 1903. 3m.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-24

The State Of Ohio, Belmont County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
10hn Wilkinson, Complainant In
Us. Chan
Henry LanderS, Defendant. } cery.
On motion of the Complainant, by
George PAUL, his Attorney, and it APP
pearing to.the Court that the said Henry
Landers is not an inhabitant of this
state it is therefore ordered, that the
tendency of the Plaintiff S petition be
published in some newspaper most like
ly to convey notice to the Defendant,
that he do appear before the Judges of
our Court of Common Pleas for the
county aforesaid, on the second Tues
day of April next, and answer said pc
tition otherwise it will be.taken as con-
fessed, and a decree obtained accor-
DINGHY. Attest,
f. WOODS, elk. P. C.P.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-24
V F n y u E.
To the .highcft Bidder.

On Monday the 21st inst. and days
following, during the whole week, at the
house of Mr.. James Crosson, in the
town of Wheeling, the Subscribers will
expose to sale, by Public Vendue,
A Quantity If
DRY GOODS & GROCERIES.
B. & F. EGNIER.
Wheeling, 18th March, 1903.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-24
I own of Damafcus.

= LOTS FOR SALE, at public auction, on
feventh day, The ninth of the fourth month
(Apri) next, in the Town of Dama(cus, which
is laid out on liberal plan, on Sections No &
and 6, in the Isth Townfhip and fourth Range,
and Sections No 81 and 81, in the adjoining
TownthIP, in Coumbiana county, Ohio. 1t
near the road leading from Lifbon, by Judge
Smiths, to Lake Erie, and near the portage
from Tuiksraway 60 Cayahoga and Cleveland,
at the mouth of the laf mentioned river. The
road from Pittsburgh, by Big Beaver Falls,
through the towns of Columbiana, Salem and
Lexlneton,t to the portage aforefaid. leads thro'
one of it's principal freets
FDamafcus is Handsomely Gtuated between two
imali firearms, which unite and run into the ma.
vieable waters of Mahoning at about four miles
dtanceG From its central ituation -ween
Lake Erie, the Ohio and Mufkingum livers,
and the towns on and between them, (from
whence roads may conveniently p(erfect each
other at this fpot,) and being aio central in
very exte1fve, rich and beautiful tract of counS
try, which is rapidly fettins, Damafcus may
probably become a place of comfortable i'm.
portance. Lots adjOiD;1g ihall, if required be
laid off on the waters aforcfad, for Tanners,
Fullers, Scythe pad Sickle Makers or other
Manufacturer and in order to give THE cIsfs
of citizens, as well as merchants and mechanics.
very fupefor advantage, they will be furnifh
ed with convenient LOIS for paRure and wood
land, RI from FIVE to 40 acre. of fine upland o.
me91ow There is good body of fione coal
within half mile of its centre, and limenope
isfound in the neighbourh GOD, where alf, Ce.
veral faw and grif mills are built, and abort
being built An eligible Lot mall hc rerv 4
Tor The i1t'tution o. fchoois, and aDoth,. + p
Puo''ck buildings, independent O. the Lot
whereon The meeting houfe has already been
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-24
ELECTION.

The Citizens of Ohio County are
hereby notified, that an Election will be
he'd at the Courthouse in the Town of
Wheeling, on the first Monday in Auril
next, for the purpose Of electing a Sac
Senator for this District, and two . =
sOas to represent the County of Oh ID
che House of Delegates of this C5.5
monweaith.
JOSEPH err, Iscr.A.
SAaria s'Ofices March 18th, 1895.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-24

ereaed.-The -purchafe money 10 be paid BY
infalments, in 6, II, I8, and "a months. To
fuch as fettle or build a permanent dwelling
houfe upon their Lots within one year, diff
count of as per cent. on the two latter initial"
ments fhali be allowed and to tbofe who fcttle
or build, as aforefaid, within two years, diff.
count of twelve and half per cent viii be
allowed. HORTON HOWARD,
SAMUEL WOOLMAN.
ANTHONY MORRIS.
1ath of id mo- I8o8
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-24

1000 ditto, to confA of machines for open.
ing off caf worried and open wrought woolIen
clothing into wool, valued at 100 dollars each.
Patent right included.
1000 to .confif of rights for manufacturing
ornamental moudings for dwelling houfes and
fhiPplng, valued at SO dollars each
Subject to a deduction of IS per cent.
This lottery will be drawn in Phila
delphia, without delay, under the super
intendeuce of gentlemen appointed by
the governor, towhom approved security
has been given for the faithful drawing
OF the lottery agreeably to the scheme.z
The numbering for the wheel has been
formed under the direction of Mr.. lanes
Oellers.---The cash prizes will be
paid at the bank in thirty days after the
conclusion of the drawing, and the ma
chimes and composition rights delivered
to order, on payment of the deduction
as above. All prizes must be demand
ed in one year after drawing, or they
wilt be considered as forfeited after that
time.
Note. The purchaser or holder of e.
very ticket,will be entitled to valuable
patent or right for manufacturing Saoo.
Starch, and Hair Powder, from Pofa-
toes, By a process entirely new, besides
chance OF the many valuable cash
prizes.
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-24
TIC X E rs

In the Lottery authorized by the Lee
gislature of Pennsylvania, for the en-
couragement of Useful Arts,
For Sale at the Store O Thomas EOans,
and at the P-inting-o6fce, in Wheel
ing, at dollar and Is cents each.
The drawing of this Lottery will
commence on the Esd day of February
1908.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-26

{ annot miscoI strue, and that he hopes will con-
tinue to please-Some modest persons would
say, can you pay me ? SsiH pou pay me ? please
pay me But when ask for my own, for what
have laboriousiy earned, and for that which
you Justly owe me, and without which I can
not subsist at all, am obliged TO throw the u
sual modesty of printers on the shelf with Our
other lumber, and say, you must paw nIe-f1y IA
nilg, my journeyn,en nty boys, nor my deOis,
not one of them shalt starve Svhile Of you oTre
me- Justly ogpe me, a shilling. 'Tis 10 delnquents
TO your THREE. years old, FIVE years old nom
paying subscribers that the printer speaks. Did
Won suppose that he purchased types, paper,
ink, and hired men for your amusement ! Did
Won not promise to pay him for his labor Have
you not received your papers DO you ever read
theml Do YOU never blush when YOU read of
iswindlers, robbers, Sc. in the Herald You
perhaps consider that YOU do not belong to the
class ofswindlers, robbers, sc. To what class
do yo,I the, belong To the class of honest men
truly If so, pay he laborer his hire, or throw
lup the paper ut once. You lnav keep what YOU
have got THAT is if the iaw will let you'll BIZ,
you shall get no more. Conscience you can
have no knowledge Of; but the wicked and the
vile can someiim ines feel remorse to those fee
ings glone then your printer applies for the last
time for payment
And you, Mr. Country Subscriber, to lone
standing AND NO PAY, that apply SO imperious.
lily every mail day at the post Office for the He
lrdid, lessen that high air OF yours d pay
lOConnor your subscription money before YOU
Tread another line. What would YOU say, sir if
the printer had treated you in an ungentleman-
lly (not to. say infamous manner as you have
treated him Has he bargained Cor your chick
ems, Your beef and your bacon Has he receiv
ed and eaten them, and are YOU unpaid APP
lply this To yourself, sir, and your supper af-
forwards if youcan
Ojr The printer returns his best, his most
lgrateful Acknowledgements TO those Who have
paid him, and kept him from absolute want
but he is sorry 10 say that the number of these
IS so small, that if he does not receive pay, hal
pay or one third at least of arrears due from de
liinquents, and from . description of persons
above mentioned, his paper must OPP at once
for he has no money to pay his journeymen, to
purchase paper, or go to market and the prin-
ter hopes, that although poor, he is too proud
go in debt even b. subscrlpnor without any
probability or intention of paying those who
conlide III his integrity.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-26
Latest from England.


Yesterday arrived Lazarelto fr m LIZ
'verpool, ship . is, capt Leeds, vi h full
cargo Of dry goods. l. Two ships lead
ling for tn S port 10 sail in about 10 DAYS.
he Ons left Liverpool on the 10 Of Ju.
", and b'irgs paper OF thar place al the
9th, and London papers TO The h inc,u.
s've. We learn hat iumouis were abroad
IN England hat a negotiation for peace
was on loo, between Russia aud Engiaod
IN which Denmark was TO he Included
so much confidence was reposed 10 the
rumor as 80 occ aston a depression of he
price ct Russian produce in SONS instan-
ices so PEI cent. Ii was also reported, that
France had declared war against Austria,
Joseph Bpnaparte had arrived "a Bayonne
and had been declared k ng Of SPAR, SC. &
had been ackn wledged AID proclaimed by
he Jlnla as mbied a Bayonne aud by a
mother at Madrid. Murat had also arrived
at Bayonre. Joseph had ssued proclama
ton commanding he suhuis sionof al ihe
authorities. ln'his proclamation n yles
himself king &C Spain, Minorca, MaiOrca
Glbr'liar THE CONTINEN I or A
NERlCA the Islands SC sc. The Br.
49, !" hdbl OGSu fllVDTOSuCQs- -
message from he king had been delivered
by commission in which il is mentioned
that the king of.Swrden continued 10 pro
secure lhe war wIh Wig mr., anc that the
g,v,rtmen5 we're resolved TO affnrd The
Npaniaids every ard H. their power to St
cur their independence, and disavows
ny other mo i've than THAI of preserving
,n'mpa'rrd tine power and Independence
he Spanish monarchy. The king had
issued prcciama'icn, proclaiming peace
with such paris of Spain "a w1re not under
h power Of France ordering di,
charge OF Spanish prisoners, &e. sc a SIM
liar proclaim ',iOn had been issued Spain
i-ciarng peace with Great BritGn and
weden. There were accounts-in England
IT serious Instructions which had broken
lut in Paris and other parts in Fraoce ;
out the accounts seem 30 want conh ma
uon. They were copied from a Guernse,
PAPER of Ike 10Th June An expcdi ion
lad sailed fIom Cork and another from
ne Downs with troops ard supplies of mo
icy and warike stores for Spain.
Paris accounts state, that INC jan'a 81
seville hat fixed upon the Arch Duke
Charles OF Austria, as their king.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-26
Ris Maiestn's Sheech.

<Ato 4tIC/fSty q OIfccCNs
Pailiamen, was this afternoon prorogued
with the following most gracious speech
from the Throne, by commission
Is My Lord e. Condemn,
8 We havcJt Ia command from
his Majesty 10 express to you the great sa
tIsfactioD which be derives from being en-
abled by putting an end TO the present SEES
SION of Parliament, TO terminate the labo-
ious at,endaic &C which the public business
mas required # you.
The measure which you have adopted
for the improvement of the military force
of The country, promises to lay the foun
1ation Of system of internal defence emf.
nentiy useful and peculiarly adapted TO the
exigencies Of these times.
" The Sanction which you have rsren
! 10 those measures OF defensive retaliation
to which the violent attacks of the enemy
upon he commerce and resources Of this
kingdom, compelled his majesty to resori
has been highly satisfactory 70 his maies-
Ivy.
" His majesty doubts not that in the
result, the enemy will be convinced o.
he impolicy Of persevering in the sys.
TEN which retorts upon himself, in Sc
much greater proportion those evils
which he endeavers to inhi6t upon this
country.
(" Gentlemen of the House Of Commons.
We are commanded by his maiest
70 return his most hearty acknowledge.
mems for the cheerfUIness ard llberaIill
with which the necessary supplies for The
current year have been provided.
His majesty directs US to assure you
that he participates in the satisfaction with
which you raust have coDte mplaled the
Furnishing situation Of the revenue, and
credit Of the coHntry, ,withstandiDg he
continued pressure Of the war : ard he
c HneratOlates you upon having been ens
tied 10 provide for the exigiencies Of the
public service, with so small an addition Ia
be uubic Burdens.
g Els Majesty commands Us to hank you
.or having enabled him To " AXE good his
Engagements wi his allies and 20 ex.
ress 10 you the particular gfs6fcation
yhich you have provided for the establish
nent Of his sister, her royal highness To.
| Du,che - OF Bruins icks
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-26

lFFe The price ofthis paper to sub
scribcrsiS four dollars PER arn'un,, to be
raid IN advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS, not exceeding a
square in length co lines J are insert
ed, the first time for seventy.fUe cents )
three 7oeeks Csie times far three dol
lars and far eUery subsequent inserti-
on, thirty three cents. Long ones IN
the same proportion. In favor Of those
ho1oever, 1vho advertise by the year { e.
Their once or tzuice a zoeeek a deduction
f-om the above price 81 t1oenty per cent.
rs made.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-26
FRoM THE Bosron cHRoN1cLE.


7own Meeting Remarks.-The Essex
Juno in their late town meeting msnoeu.
vres, have led their friends in i{ewbury-
ort, sc. into difficulties. The Boston no,
6calion to call meeting emb' aced q
partial repeal Of the embargo in favor OF
/ Spain and her colonies, Portugal and
her dependencies" The resolr ion offer
ID by Mr.. Mason contained similar pro.
Ipos,ion--but finding that a partial repeal
would lead 10 war with England, as VI
lolalirg our treaty, hey artluily dropped
this part Of the business, and recpmmen-
ded a total repeal. 1t is evident the pro-
lceedings in Newburyport were penned in
Bosom, as they contain sentiments exact
| ly similar to the Arguments advanced bv
Messrs. Mason, Otis and Gore, on the
opening of the meeting. But OF more
mature reflection, aud in Consequence OF
what MIR. Jarvis observed, they retracted
from the PRINCIPLES they at first conlem
plated. But as the meeting in Newbury
port was on the same day with that oil
Boston, the doors offhe business had moi
time to inform the Ne1U6ury Jt4nta cf the
proposed alteration. If the President
should comply with the reques of the
! Newburyport addressors, il would mo,e
probably lead TO a war with England than
any thing that could be adopted. Admit
tina, their request should be granted, ant
that we were permitted 10 60 10 Spain
Portugal, sc. would not the English con
lstrue, this as favoring those nations If
preference to themselves? and wOulc
they not charge this country With VIC
latioD Of its neutrality in giving succour
to one power in contest with France
which we denied to tbem3 Beside, a,
the probability is that the greater part o
our shipment to Spain, sc, would fiGa!lJ
fall into the hands of the French, the En-
gIish would resent this psrIiality to then
as an attfuI deceptive plan to furnish Bo
naparle with supplies rather than The
Junta Of Spain. If the republicans shouic
take this ground and comply with tn,
wishes Of our wise men Of Newburypori
il would be the most eGeelual method {,
give the French full supply Of our pro
duee, and under pretence Of going t,
Spain and her colonies, Portugal and he
8 dependencies, Bonspatle aud his veteran
would receive the most ample assistance
. These busy bodies, who aei under an in
, Auence from Boston, should be caution
what measures they adopt; and for ihr
purpose, should IN future delay their town
meetings for few days after a Bostor
meeting so as to be sure they a6 IN uni
son with their brethren in this quar- er
1t was a grea pity that The folly Of III,
Junlo was thus discovered to them b
! M. Jarvis, for if they had adopted tn
measure as hey at FIRST proposed, III,
: President in complying with their reques
E might, C(he had a farHaffy for France.
z give them all the succor 10 The exclusion
Of England) which they could posslbl,
wish. What must the British ma lei
think Of their fliends in Boston and New
u 'buryport on request Of this nature
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-26

dissent from the payment of taxes. We
again say 1t is better to trust to the wisdom
and responsibility Of the constituted autho-
rites, than to vague, uncertain declarati-
ons of our Junto IN Boston.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-26
THE PRINTER e
or THE
NORFOLK HERALD,
TO rIs
SUBSCRIBERS.

OETT LEMEY,
Saturday next will commence the 18th year
Of this establishment Yourprinter has served
an apprenticeship of seven years to his trade.
and double apprenticeship 10 The trade of DUN
NINo The mysteries Of The latter branch are
too deep, and the instruments so dull or 50 de
hcate, that nc almost despsifs producing any
effect But IL is incumbent OF him 20 be as obi
giug as possible, and as solicitation appears 20
be agreeable to many of YOU, your printer goes
~ TO CRAFTY your feeling il language that you
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-26
LONDON, July 4,

There is report in this city of an insur
rectlon III Paris.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-26
1Doetrn
FOR THE VIRGINIA. ARGUS.
pA7RIo71c oDEs FOR TIE YEAR 1908
ODE y.

To THE Emprnon NArotEox.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-26

Ofthe various duns of Printers, IA number of
which were given in late hrgus) we have
seen none cOucbed in so strongly impressive
and irres stable language az the following,
which we copy from the Norfolk Herald
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-08-26

EFom Dollars Per Annum-Raid in Advance.l
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-10
NOTICE.

The subscriber informs the public, that ne
manufactures and has for sale, at his manu-
factory corner Of Prince and Fairfax streets.
STILES of all sizes, commonly used for
distilling grain or fruit.
general assortment Of TIN WARE.
4 SHEET. IRON STOVES and STOVE
PIPES made at the shortest notice.
Every kind Of PLUMBING WORK eli
ther for Ssifas or Basildings, done in the best
manner. - =. -,
q The BRASS FOUNDERY BUSINESS
in all its branches is carried on uadcr the de
ton Of Mr.. HILLLa9M FLETCHKlR2,
no has had many years experience, and as 2
workman is exceeded by feu.-As the Brass
founder business is a partnership, application
mast be made to William Fletcher, who VIII
undertake, ,rrals to make GRAzES handsomely
orn amented with Brass, agreeable 70 any pat.
fern or price, and will execute the york M tue
very hest and neatest manner and on the most
reasonable terms. ~ 1rsA4..
The highest price given for ga eoHDe''
Brass, Pewter, Lead and Iron. I.
George MsMsan,
n~4,ker Z a
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-10
N o & I C Z.

Pursuant to an order of the Hon. the Cir
cult Court of the district of Columbia, for the
county of Alexandria, an election viii be held
at the Centre Mills, in the said county Of
Alexansria, on the third Saturday in this
month, for thee discreet and fit persons, to
serve as Oycrsscrs of the Poor AT which
time and place the inhabitants of the county
qualified to vote, are requested to attend.
&. Mofs, ID. IA.
December S.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-10
Dummies, NOV. TIo-to - e
Z d u G A Is 1 O NJ

JAMES SMITH intends opening = school
far tbe education of youth, in his honse nest
deor.to MIR. Thomas Preston's, lower end o.
Dnke..treet on Monday, the 18th day ofthIs
month. and trusts that his cspabillty y sufa-
e;ent,y known t. render long detail uni's-
cessary. He respectfully solielts inc eluzss.s
of the town for share OF their pa.ronage'
and trusts, by his endcayors to please ana sl.s
satisfaction, that ne will not want ior ensOuS
raesment. His prices will be moderate ans
according TO the branches tassht. 1ss
December s.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-10
December s
To the Public.

= E -
FROM ered;table information, nm Undue.
ed to believe that general Ridgeley of Mary
land, has, or intends to challenge, my horse
Potomac, with his horse Post Boy, to run four
miles heats, for fen thousand dollars. Te sa-
ltisfy that gentleman, will meet him on half
Nay ground, and run him four miles heats,
Potomac against Post Boy, or any horse hc
may name, agreeable 10 the rules Of New
Market; he the said Ridgeley naming his
horse fifteen days before the commencement
Of the race; for sail sum Of 90 thousand
dollars, at any time between this and the first
day of January next.
B. WILKS.
H. The Editors as Far to the northward as
Baltimore, will please insert the above for two
weeks, and the expence will be paid to their
agent IN Petersburg. b. W..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-10
n o T I @ E.

The Subscriber proposes TO practice Ply.
SICK and Surgery, for which purpose he has
opened Shop on the north side OF King be-
tween Washington end St Asaph streets
# he should at any time not be at thig si.op,
he will be found at his Fathres, on Prince.
street, who will in hi. essence attend thoss
who may please 10 s..ll on him.
Archibald 3. Dick.
Deesmber Q. DIFF
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-10
John @. LADD,
Bxs FOR SIZE.

Has FOR sSALE,
40 bales German Linens, commit
inc OF brown and white Rolls, f1axen Osaa-
burghs, hemren T;cklenburghs, Bnrlaps'
Checks and Stripes
1000 pieces Nankeen
Russia Sheeting and Duck
bale Writing Paper
SO bags of black Pepperfsf the best auss
lily, and will be sold very low
Sugars and Coffee
40 hhds Molasses
pipe port Wine
10 do. Holland Gin
co. French Brandy
do. Jamaica Spirits:
h A quantity of soaI Leather, Shoes, Sper
nacitl and Tallow Candles, Cheese, &c. sc.
A I'll T.
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1903.

lust RECEIVED
For Sale at r.. CRAPS bookstore, King
Street
The POWER OF RELIGION,
On the mind, in retirement, affection and at
the approach of death.
ExempliGed in the testimonies and expert.
ence Of persons, distinguished by their great
ness, learning or virtud.
6 'Tis Immortality It's that alone
! Amidst LIES pains, Assessments, cmptl-
ness,
The Soul can comfort, elevate and I'LL"
You've.
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Tal5lngton and Atexandraa lE1a-
pike Company.

.-r-~FIE Stockholders the Washington and
Alexandria Turnpike Company are here
l,v .rct;.ietl that the Fourth Iassaimeas OF len
nollars q, each share Is called for by the Pre-
s;rert and Digcctors.o the said Company, and
s REQUIRED 10 be, paid to Charles Page. Trea-
srrer. in Alexandria, on or before the l4th day
.of December next, agreeable to an act OF Con
press. entitled 6 An act forthe establishment
Of a Turnpike Company in tho county OF a.
lsxan5r,a. IN the district of Columbia.
BY order OF the Directors,
C. DENEALE, President
November Ia.