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of Savage river,
down TO Cum
berland, 81 AS IA I.2
Thence down to
Blue Ridge, $50 l-2 400 q
Ha'per's ferry, or
ShenandOe falls, Ia 80
Thence TO great
falls, 80 SO I
Great & little falls
to .Ide wafer, - I49
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

hrcastsoF srr~st majority Of The American poo
pie op<'.niI them Ga f'nN.g, present incon.Sni.
encies, sad thereby insure tise,r ,astpg Snd per.
manent interests and ai,iou,ys the prospects os
the laborer arc in some measure disappointed
we have the pleasing consolation, that if tbx. pro
duce OF our soil is prohibited from exportation
for season, it will. in the end, excite to the most
useful and honorable cnterpciye, by tiiyei1in.-
much unemployed capital, IN the establishment
of home manufactures and in tie promotion ofin
terlal improvements.
We JOIN with you, sir, in the hope that the ne
riod rs not tar distant, when the laws, laying an
embargo, may, with prudence and safety, he re
peaied; but believing that the good people of
This state, will cheerii,liy endure any priva,ions
rather than to submit 10 the inp0sitoi,s of France
and England, shall be the last to urge a re-
peal, before IT can be accomplished, without sa-
cr'hcnS the honor, or essential interest Of our
country
Your eNcellency may rest assured, that Our en-
dcavors will be united in eIi.cting just aid equal
laws, and an our appointments to office, st.ict
regard Will be paid to wisdom and virtue and
wlile we bestow our f.vors on the wise and or,,
dent, we shall &c careful To withhold them from
those, az any there be) who Violate and tlisre-
gard Cle constitution and laws OF their country
Coniorniablc to the sentiments Of the patriotic
| !PuShiHStoa, and in concurrence with YOUR re.
Communications, a careful and vigilant attention
shall he pad To the interests of the militia, who
Tor their fidelity and promptitule in support OF
| 9he laws will claim warmest gratitude.
With faithful observance of those principles
ofcconomy, which you have soju,uy recommcn.
ded, the subject OF the State Banks, and State
Prison, together itii such other matters, us YOU
have, or may hereafter communicate, snail claim
oiIr early and ssiduous attention and we corii!.
ally Unite in reposing special reliance on the great
Parent OF Nature, that our joint labors NAV bl
directed FOX the public good, and crowned Wit
success.
DUDLEY CEACE, Soee.ker.
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ANSWER
OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY or VERMONT
TO TIE GovERNoR's SPEECH.
CPa,sed BY Majority Of Sevcateenl

Permit the General Assembly to assure your
excelency, that the person, who is invited by the
sutfrages Of free people, to preside over us rs
| chief magistrate, will always be entitled TO our
esteem ard respect and while, with you, we are
sensible, that no man expect to retire from
| public LIE without censure, we cannot but
press our desire, that among the rules of the
earth, your administration may prove the least ex
ceptionable
| We agree with your cxcellency, and we do not
wish to have it concealed. that the civil and poll
| teal Imerestsof our constituents, have been con-
sideraby affected by late law of the general
government And while, with you, we regret
that the character of any of our citizens, should
be stained by the conduct OF a few avaricious,
| self-interested and designing men, we still more
regret, that neither the conduct OF belgercnt Eu-
rope, from the year 1898 to 1908, by their IN
| Engagements of neutral commerce, the Impress
| ment and murder of our scanen, nor the united
patriotism OF Americans, could induce strict
observance OF law, on which, depended Tie ho-
| nor, independence and tranquility Of the Ameri
ron nation "ri -rlr;ei, wisely i.id without
! Limitation, ~ which, foreign nations were taught
that the repeEl OF the law depended on the reno
val the causes which produced it. We cannot
but consider the law alluded to AS necessarily in.
hicting on our country, severe privations, while
the measures employed TO enforce it, cannot fail
| to create considerable expense vet we feel a
dignjicd pleasure, that tEis, lie only tyacficabs
measure uat could have averted the dangers and
horrors of war, with one or more OF the COR
tending nations Of Europe, has been patiently sab
| mittcd 10, by every well Informed and well dis
posed citlzen; and that the great body ofCur icl-
low-cltizcns Of this, and the United States, uni
ted with To, we'll III our consola.io:.5 AMI plea
sures, as iii our unavoidable privations. Un.cr
these imprC ions, we cannot but deeply lament,
that among The people of Ourown country, gene
rally accustomed to honest industry, and blessed
with government, which, as long as prudence
and safety dictated, had permitted Them freely 70
vend the fruits of Their Labor and honest enter.
prise, for their own comfort and eInolumcnt
there shoGldany be found destitute OF patriot
ism, as TO attempt, for the acquisition of wealth,
| or some moro reprcbensible tiiect not only by
fraud, but in open defiance Of thslws to defeat
their wholesome provisions or by tscir treason
able opposition 10 the government oftheir choice,
deprive their dutifu brethren OF lie, and expose
themselves TO an igr- nous & unUmely Gs.th
II IS ats to be LAMENT q, that such contempt iur
the civil authority shogid be manifested, ~ 10 rem.
der u resort 70 m.ht.ry force necessary.
We recipTocatc The sentiment, U..t b. Che q.
doptiOn OF the late ihVasules, StrOar appc al has
been made 10 our patriotism nprincipic, which,
VIC confidently Believe, sufficiently anims.es Gle
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

JOSEPH BOYCE, Jr. Cat the late Insurance
y Office from Fire, on the Governors Hill ha-
wing commenced the BOOK-BLNpING bust
ness, respectfully solicits the1avor of his friends
and the public, and begs leave to assure them
that any work committed to his care, shall be
neatly and faithfully executed
N. B. Merchants Journals and Ledgers, Re-
cords, Sheriil Books, and Books OF all dcscripti-
ons, ruled and bound any pattern, OH the short
est notice.
CT Blank and ruled Book, for sale, at Idr.
Pritchard's Book. Store, oPpo4lte to the post-OE
fee, where ali orders to the above address, will
be duly att tended to. Noy. ~. 1aw3w.
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q DUCATION.-The Subscriber will CONT
IL nue. his SCHOOL at Mr.. VIM. u. I'aylor's,
in the Forks of Hanover, which will commence
the 9th day of January next, where he will teach
youth to Read and Write, the English and Latin
Languages Dramatically, and will also instruct
them in irithnsetic and Geography. Mr. Taylor
of Board and Tuition will be ninety dollars per
annum, to be paid Gusrterly, ifMr. Taylor fur
nishes board. bed aud candles but where the
pupil finds his own bed, washing, mcnding and
candles, deduction of ten dollars will be made
The terms of tuition alone, Will be twenty dol
lars per annum, to be paid quarterly. Particu-
lar attention viii be paid to the health and mo-
rails OF such pupils as may be entrusted 10 the
care and instruction of the Subscriber
HENRI ROBINSON.
NOV. IS. ToawtqI
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a T PRfyI1'E SALE. at A!vsas,. :-;,......
L. Store, i,ist received
Bales Kendall Cottons,
Bales Llue and white mixed Kerseys,
8 Bales Half-Tiicks, assoried-white, blue,
green and mixed,
Bales Welsh Piai,s--wl.ite and blue,
5 Bales Coatng--bue and red,
s Cases London fashionable Beaver Hats,
And AN additional supply OF the best Dutcq
NOTING CLOTHS. Also, in Store, Prime
Muscoy:,,io Sugars, in hhds. and bbls. Loaf Su
gar, Molasses, old Madeira Wine, quantity o
Gin Cases and Demiioha3. Oct. H. It'll
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

M IL LIAM SCOTT begs leave 10 imiorm
w his friends and the public, ,lathe has com.
menced the B0oT & SHOE cleaning business,
III the little wood House of Col. Bullock, to the
lett Of his brick umber-houses, and opposite the
BASIN, where he vii! be ready to accommodate
gentlemen at all hours He has on hand quantity
Of Che first quality Lqtsid Backing for sale at IS
o. per bottle he Will also clean Boot Tops Of ANY
color at Sc. per p IT.. Nov25 roaw5w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

ORDOG, TROEES < Co. havcpIt stop
W 10 tie s.is OF theis GIoDS, on The long
ctedit5 hcrelofcis given and arc deoirous e
close, as soon ~ pos ilc, the debts jae 70 Gnein
and tljc former Esin oN n. C1yG,q (. u -Thos..
indebted TO mem, who ice t'r...Ac t1HifQ ilnnc.
diate payment, arc re {icstcd :. ci,sc ti,cii ac-
counts BY bond They dlcr !Jr sails, t.icir .,ssort .
meDt Of MA CJOD5 {. GHOCE,sIEy, for
cash, or on shoss c.sjitIo puHctdI people.
SOY. - LlawiiJ
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LLregso;~ aavinr cia,s,s aga:rse tli. %
: l. cate 81; N"m. Freud, dce',,. III - 49,
ward, as ecriy IS pSssi5,c, that aii-,ase, .nea,s
my be mat;e idr pa, neut /; AMI all persons iva
,lebted tn sud estate, arc earnestly solicited TO
make payment, AS speedily possible. The si-
tuation OF the estate being such, to reader it
,m3sssible to grant lor ,sr indulgence.
THOMAS BRANCH, Lsec1tor.
Chesterfield, Nov l. C2m)
TOR SALE, 5S7 Ah.ks upper Inspected TO-
L B1CCO,
1000 lbs. Soal LETTER,
40 Iierccs common WIHiSKE1,
8 Casks real old rectiiird DO.
10 Tons country ba: IRON, by
WIN. w. DICKINSON.
NOW o. Tlm1
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NOV. l..

y strife IF dsea II trust, e.ts-uteL IL 40 ~
- miller WaaaiN, Of Prince Edsvard county,
bearing date The 10th Alay, 1898, fer the puytose
esecuring Sterling Smith, andto Sterling Sasit!.
6 Co Sums Of money therein expressed ne shall,
on Weeinesday, the 2Ist December next, C1f fair,
if nor, the nest fair day, J at The Ia7eyn ot Ster-
Ing Smith, in famesto-cA, pyooes4 10 sci, forrea-
dy a,oaey, the foilogOiog .SLAYEC, to goit: LUCE
and her children, WINNET and Y,lY,LOR. or as
many ojthem NAV be sufficient to discharge the
purposes q said deeE
SHINES DICK. .1anr.2
WILLIAM WHITE, H|fS'es'
SoUan,bey. Gl.g1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

x DtlCATIUN-Thc Subscriber intends 10
IL continue his sc HOOI.tIte ensuing yen, at
the Green Springs in L0u;ea county, where
course ofEdncatIon, embracing the Latin, Greek,
french and English Langi .ges will Commence
Oh the 9Th of January. This healt!ly situation,
entirely removed l.Orn every kind OF vice, Offers
particular Advantages %. gentlemen who live in
towns, too commonly the seats OF dissipation
orti'e unhealthy parts OF the lower country, and
VISA 80 hav. thC'r SONS educated witliou. incur
ring Csc r!sIIe Of having tbeir morals corrupted
or their heath impaired. The subscriber viii
py thc stroteat auentio , both to The morals and
T.inca. ion oi his pupils, which he viii be enabled
~ do st ali tines, IS mere Will BE- admitted, e.
ce.'. such n lie w..li Ilm IL the observation-disclosures.
J. e ~ Col Morris, exclusively lor the accom-
iaodHt'cn of Glc boys. TIC su0scriber has in a
iA n'er publication, pr5Guc ID testimonials OF his
a;tcIitoH& qualifications a futof, which viii,
Upon application, be enclose to any person wish
l5 TO c.i,Tust p;pGs to his care. Tly terms will
be, tor board . 2S per acuun, (c,ci, boo der
ircing his own Dcd,) washing aud mcndmg 4 4
and tuition (, lJ--One hlli Of each charge 10 lie
PAD ct the expiration 81 six months, AID tac o.
tn at The end oithc yet 10 scholar viii 20
d.in.t- Ct iCfa shorter tsY,n uan oiie ysar Those
getiicinen who i.,;sld 90 e0a.Ult iicir sons Or
'v;.i5 70 tie care of tic Subscriber, viii please
TO notify nm of 1t H. icityrs directed to Inn, 1T
Lihdsay'S Post Oh 6, hiIcnuie County
F1INCL3 Il WfChT
Sov. d. itawf@Jr
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ru

- ANAVAY from tie S Jscr.Dc,. 90 Sat;,r.
~ day, the tt1 Of this mOHtn, NEGE yES .
a gals the Eame Of Clrmcy Gi,ccn years Of aae,
and a man by The name Of ZiDt, about thirst
years OF age, branded on each cI.cel: il; J.. .tl
iiIs ielt - nIcii larger thm las right wt.J {.
icw n.ts omit a !iberl re war! shall be given 10
any person t!lat will deliver them u ne, OF secure
then. Chat gct uicm again.
CHARLES HUDSON.
esGIiy, Eo1emser -. law" ~
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NOV. %.

NJ OrlCE.-in the year 1895, request w..s
= made by letter from gentlemen III Virginia,
(through Mr. Joseph Johnson, Consul in Lon
aam) - Sir Thomts Disgcs, t:ci! III England, To
,.ake enquiry ior the hers or t..e family Of a Mr.
Abraham Siiincs,* who, when yo0l, left nris,r.
tnuse nc;,y HudJsIsGcld in Yorkshire for ArIe-
fica, and was cicrl; 20 ~ uc-chant in Virginia,
afterwards kept Il store OF his oYa, had partner
IN tcadc, Y died Unmarried, about the year lY5S,
leaving landed and other property Unfortunate
", by The loss at sea, of the Ship Jane and na-
cilai, capt. Dade from London TO Alexandria, IA
the year 1898, the letters OF request and other
papers and memorantluIns were lost, and even
Tic writer's name, which IS supposed TO- be Far
y o. rarely, we'll Us his place OF residence has
been ,orgntten, bat is guessed to DC ne&r petcr<.
burg in Virginia.
The ubscrburs, or either of them, wiz be
much obliged to any one, informed Of cider cr
the parties above aliudcdtc, can g;.e ~ trace
as 10 their residence, or Informed OF ~ landed
or other property OF said deceased Abraham Mil
mes, by letter directed to the subscribers as b,.
low; and they will thankfully p.y any costs for
ascertaning the names, place OF residence, or
effects of said deceased, Sc sc.
GEO: MlLNES, fieychfrt Boston.
THOS. DIGGE3, ro5s !Y.,y5ayton. p.to,,,c..
Jll!yy[drL
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

IN COUNCIL, November 20, lScS-r.se
y CoSer,nr and Council. pu.sesnt Ia the iirsi
section OF the act oi ,ssenS.v, "to amend an ,.;i
'ntituied an act u amend act inti,u,cd act
FOR appointing Electors 90 choose President {,
President OF the United States" having ey-
..,nincd the yeturns from the Commissioners 81
the several counties, appointed and commissions
ed IN conformity with the directions a, the ,ore
said act of Assembly, do hereby advertise and
make known, that the names and places Of abode
OF the twenty-four persons having the creates,
numcer OF votes throughout the state us Electors
of President and Vice President of the United
States for the state OF Virginia, are as follows,
viz
Joseph Goodwin, Senr. Nancemond
Benjamin Harrison, Prace Georg>,
Edward Pcgrain. Scar. Diawiddic,
Richard Field, Brunswick,
Col. ThomSs Read, Charlotte,
Joseph Eg,.cs;on, Amelia,
Hugh Nc5,n, A'bema;ie.
Cot. Cco:Ce Penn, Patrick,
Philip n Niclol:,s, Richmond CITY,
Spencer Eo,ne, Hanover,
John Roane, N,ns William,
Robert Tavlor, Oranre,
Gustavus j. itOrner, Fiuquicr,
| Robert Nelson, York,
| Mann Page, Gloucester,
Richard Barnes, Richmond County,
JOHN 7. Brooke, Stafford,
Hugh Holmes, Frederick,
| Osborne SpriSc, hampshire,
James .-..cn, Shenandoah,
| Archibald Stuart, Augusta,
! Andre " R,tssc!, Washington,
! Gen. John Preston, Montgomery,
! William Mckinley, Ohio,
| Ati.'st, D. l.. HYLTON. C. C.
| JAMES STRATTON, TAYLOR-At the
corner OF the Brick Row and the Cross street
! leading TO M.yo's Bridge, respectfully Informs
the public aid his former customers. that (havins
returned to this city, aud resumed his profession
he IS rea,iy and SvilfH5 execute their commands,
en- the shottest notice in the 5est 9naney, and az
| the alost reasonable terms. Nov. IL rtt7
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

A FEW boxes OF 18by 10 Window GLASS,
\ of the first quality for sa.a--Enquire at this
Office. Oct Ia. Etf]
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" ANTED rs a TUTOR III = private family
w aperson qualified to teach the Latin and
English languages gr;iamatically, and Ari,l,me-
tic--Apply TO the Printer. nov. IS Tttl
M ANTING, to rent, a small F4R-i9 in the
w neighl,orhood Of Richmond, containing
from $50 to 300 acres, witt. a house suitable for
small family. For such one, will be given Hoe
raj rent. Enquire at this Office. nov 25. 81
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USf LANDING from the ship Trident, from
- Canton via New-York, and i6r sale bv tia
subscriber, II his Grocery Store, between Messrs.
Krny, Drake end T4yor's Store, and Mcsss.
GAliegO, Richard SO.
Fresh Gunpow(;er TEA in 81 h. lead cannistcrs.
DO. do, EshinS do. u II ID boxes.
Do. do. do. do. single pound.
DO. Imperial do.
Do. Hyson Gomez, Tyson chulang & best Hy-
DO Young Hysoa and Hyson Skim,
Do Souchorg" Patre and common Souchony.
III warranted TO be very good
CO Also. a few tea and coffee Sets. elcn.ont
and high silt Seivc Porcelain, some s5arjti;ns.
Chsmp.ilte, AID Burgundy clu Cos de Vaueeo;''
Cl.ret(nd Cote ltotie, Of the very best elYsl;.y.
AURIN LAFOREST.
NOV. Is T1aw6w1
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

I ANDING from the Schooner RleAMoND,
IL Ut Testers new Wharf:
% Crates Earthen Ware,
IS Hhds. Mascovado Sugar,
Ii Do Green Co!iec,
. Bales Wooleiis,
IN S90RE--lOO bags Salt, Is hhds Molass-
es, 10 ticrces green Coffee, 6quartcr casks Sher-
-, pipes Gin, 80 boxes Scgars, 8 bags l.ace
Ginger, Souchong, Tyson kin and Young Tyson
Tea. For sale b. GEORGE WATT.
l;ov. H. Ttf1
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nN. Saturday the 1Gh day OF Dec next, will
W be sold, at pubic auction, the following
HOUSES& L0Y'TSto wit The Tenement late
" occupied by Mrs. BYRD, with ground OH the
cross street opposite to Dr. Nc Ciarg'siott, sufi
Gent for carriage house and stable.
Tie Tenement now occupied by Miss Bennett,
adjoining the former.
Also, two Brick Tenements on the MAIN
street, leading from the tuirpii.c read to tic
Svan-Tavern, Sc 10 feet Of unimproved Ground,
lying between said houses and the one occupied
by Mrs. Vannett. Tie terms Of sale will be, one
fourth in months, another fourth in 70 months,
and the remainder in 2 & g years.
THOs. NORVEL!..
NOy 18 ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

4 y ESERTED.--iron the service Of the Uni
- ted States, ON thc 9Th instai a PIRATE in
uIe jth regiment OF infantry, named JOHN
FERGUSON--SU years Of age, 5 feet I-2 in
ches high, sws.;by complexion, dar; hair, blue
eyes, has sickly appearance lie was born in
Delaware county, state Of Pcnasylyania--by
profession shoemaker. The said FerEuso
had on at the time CT his dese:tion, round sai-
lor's jacket, slash sleeves, dacl drab colour blue
striped Virginia cloth vest, and Corduroy Pan.
falcons, taih the l;nces--Visginia CLOTH Shirt
and al Old pair of half boots, bound with cord,
wliith l!c generally wore under his panlaloons
ALSO :--Dcscaed on the sane day, GABRIEL
JONES, II years Of agc, . feet s Q inches
nigh, fair complexion, hale eyes auburn hair
when spoken 10 ha; d. ~ lJo!, Born in Es
SIX coaAty, Va--Lred 4 ,rmcr.-I lie wore IL.
way round striped Virginia cloth coat, White
home spun pantaioarcs, sHI yes, oc tic same
Whoever viii .pPrehend tie said dcserters,
i1d deliver them 10 nic, or 80 any officer IN tht
service Of The United States, ...ii receive tyen.
- dollars reward, --0r ,cn dollars Tor ether
EDWARD DILLARD, Capt
5tn U. -. Reg. infantry
Rendezvous, Ftieysbarg.
Sept. IS rtO
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-12-06

Ee Y virtue of a deed Of trust, executed by e
j b lijah Dickinson 20 VIM. Lawrence, on the
18th day ofFcbruary, 1902, and duly recorded IN
Louisa court, to secure the payment OF u sum {
money, and interest therein specified, due 20 Lut-
low and Nmrod Bramham: VIII be sod to an
swer the purposes specified in said deed, to the
highest Bidder, 70: ready money, ut Louisa court
house, on the 22d day of December next, one ne
gro man rom, and one negro woman PfT71:
The title to these negroes is believed to be good,
lat as caly act rs trustee, shall convey only
such title Us is vested il me.
WM. c.. POTNDEXTER.
Trustee appointed " decree Of Louisa Gourt.
to act instead Il Nm. LGggrencs, de:d.
NOV. 10 lavA,y
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N. d. Any person wishing to purchase the a.
bove property at private sale, will be pleased to
aPplyto T. N
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nj OFiCG.-Cash given TOR ltorlhcrn T. Soulh-
ern Bank n OTES at II moderate discount by
SIMPSON MORRIS.
Richmond, Sept IL (tN
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II DUCAITON.-TA .SnGsoiGer (resi4ia in
~ me county IF Haaover, aJour 50 miles troas
-Richsnoad, J h@Ving cmployea Azy. IV,u. Nelson,
r TO iast1ct small nnnr5sr Of boys, includag A;s
chIareA, p"rbOsts taxing jezv booraers, in o5dcr
TO MAZE up the SCHOOL. ll2r. Nelson has in lis
Possession, the nlOst ssi1actory tecfoniaks at lis
qualifications Teacher Of the following b,i,-
ches et' Esucation, ois. The Greek an Lain Lnn-
gauges, EAg!ish Grammar, IZathcnsafics, tile Ele-
a'sentS If Natural Philosophy, Beiles Leftres &C.
ograehy with the use Of the Globes, Reading, ri-
tsg and Arithanetic. His price for Board, Tuition,
aiUarce. TIE School 7uiH commence on 6ioRday
tie OH If .fanaar1 next, and expire tie LIST IF De-
ccmber .follosving. WILLIAJI FONTAINE
November % (6f)