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must the defendant possess, TO come OPEN
ly Tito court, and defend cause, upon
the very face of which, appear fraud
and corruption.
What daring efrontery, to exhibit to this
tribunal, and in the view of his country, an
answer, which is but tissue OF deception
and chicaDery!
Sir, 1t would disgrace common swind-
Ter; what stigma, then, ought it not TO in
f1Ict upon man who pretends to be gen.
tleman
His opponent has nothing to boast but his
honesty; let itnot be said "plate sin in gold
and the strong launce of power will break
hurtless on 1t, but clothe it in Rags and a
pigmy straw may pierce it :" let it not be
said that he has been worried out of his
rights, because he is too illiterate, and too
poor, to draw up long sophisticated answers,
or 10 command that respect, which is sure
to attend upon wealth, however i'll gotten.
lhe defendant would have consulted his
reputation. as we'll as his interest, If ne had
not made the attempt, which the iniuncti..
on now sought to be dissolved, was obtained
to prevent His interest--for it is morally
impossible but whathe should lose his cause:
His reputaiion-for then it slept in silent
repose ; now have been forced to drag his
dead character reeking, from its tomb of
ueCay, ana expose II, unshrouded, in all its
max dness, corruption, rottenness and de-
pravity.
The decision of the court in this case was
in favor of the plaintiff in equity
Mr.. Mansfield, who left this city few
days since for Philadelphia, and who was
TO return to go home in the packet that
was to have sailed on Friday. has. in con-
sequence of letters by the packet Just arri.
we'd, proceeded to Washington. 1t will be
recollccted, that MIR. Mansfield came out
as Secretary to Mr.. Rose.
Nezv-Yo Gazette Juiy, 10.
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Land for Sale at. Auctlon.

Land Tor Gale at Auction.
XH7lIL be sold at ie,sblic Sale at credit
wv Of and 3 years, on Tuesday e2..
day ofMarch next upon TIE. premises, tie fol-
lowing tract GLAND !; to wit
One Tract containing 374a
cres, laying in Fairfax county upon Ire OK
road, adjoining the lands of Edward WASH
ington and abcut 81 niles from tie town Of
OccoGuan. This Tract is all in wood, lies
level and is well watered, and at least one half
is valuable meadow land
.dLSO,
An undivided moiety Of
tract in the csunty Of Prince William, con-
tanning 50 acres, wherein George Mills new
lives, immediately upon tie river and 2 miles
above the town ofOccoquan, viii he sold tie
following day being the 2ad dry of n-arcn.
Also,
Orc otae. sg:6cton the tollozvs,g day, 6eang tie
24th day Of March,
Containing about 200 acres
This land is under cultivation, lies we'll is
we'll watered and is under rent from year to
year, at isee VT, tobacco per year. 1t lies adj
Joining the Lands. of YIN. Grant in Prince
William county, In good neighbourhood, a
boutls miles from the town of Occoquan,
and Is from Dumfries. The purchaser carr
not have possession oftllis tract before the:lst
of Jan. 1909.
Also,
TpiHte sald Aej czosqng day en- The hlremises,
icing the 25th day e,diarch,
One other Tract of Land con-
tanning 200 acres, immediately at Bland's~
ford upon Occoquan river, and IS milesa-
boye the town of Oecoquan, this lands well
improved has goodbuildings calculated fora
tavern, store and disdllery, with conyenien.
out-houses.
Indispensable titles will be given the pur
chaser, to each of these tracts, on the first pay
ment being made, the purchasers giving a
trust deed on all the premises to secure the
payment of the other two thirds.
N. Elicott.
Occequan, Feb, 10, I'll dts,
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Salss at Krndue.
a. every Tuesday and Friday,

m;ldle aged woman, capable OF Hansgg-
:. ho,,se. To ore Of good character libe-
lo s ra a will he gissn. Enquire Of the Prln
ter. 4
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for Sale.

a VALUABLE MERCHANT Mill,
containing two pair Of Stones and the
necessary machinery for manufacturing -four !;
also a Mill for grinding corn and rye, and a
Saw Mill, all in complete order. This pro
perty is very convenient to Alexandria, and
situated in most excellent neighborhood for
wheat and for retailing gools. For the a.
mount Of the purchase, wet and dry goods
would be taken for considerable part or per.
laps all, or some Alexandria property would
.pe taken for part. For further particulars
INQUIRE Of the PRINTER.
February To-
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N % T / c E.

THE subscriber having qualified as c1ecu-
tor to the estate Of Col Thomas Blackburn,
deceased, respectfully requests those who have
claims against the estate, to lodge them pro-
perly authenticated, in The hands ofsRebert
[. Taylor, Of Alexandra, or 1ohn II. Peytoa,
of Dumfries, attorney at law, who will for
ward them Immediately TO the suEssiiher.
Those persons indebted to the dece,sed,
will pleasemake payment to either the above
mentioned gentlemen, or
T. Blackburn.
Rippon Lodge, Jan. s. eotf
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Just Received,

Per the Schooner Jane, Captain Croker, frons
Boston, and for sale by the subscriber,
Spuncheons Jamaica Spirits
g. barrels first quality Cheese
69 10 do. mems stout shoes
100 sides Soal Leather Of extra nice quail
1iy
1, 80 boxes dry Cod Fish.
"a. ~ Said Schooner Jane returns ts Dos
TON. For freight or passage apply to
John G. Laid.
December 81. d
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-12-10
NORFOLK, December S.

Al gentleman who arrived here on Satur-
day, in 81 days from Cape Francois, IN
forms us, that an express had arrived at the
Cape, bringing information, that gen. Fer
rand had surrendered the city of Saint Do
mingo to the British, and that it was sgarrii-
soned BY troops of that nation. SANTANA, it
was also said, was taken by the Spaaiards.
The surrender Of tie former was yolunta-
~ offer On the part of gen. Ferrand.
The var between Christophe and Potion
still ragged with unabated fury. The iorner
hid been successful latterly, particularly IN
the destruction of petiol's naval force.
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zsegannrla Daap Ga,et.e.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10.
FROM OUR coRREspoNDENT At WASHING
Ton.
wEpNEsDAY, DEC. z.

: :
Mr.. Say presented the petition ola num-
l,ersof revolutionary officers, praying com-
pensat;on forservicss rendered, and losses
sustained.
Mr.. Vcrbln,ck presented a potion from a
number of foreigners now in N. York, pray-t
ing that a vessel may be permitted to carry
them to the island Of Trinidad, where ma
ny Of them reside. Referred to the COM
mittee CO commerce and manufactures.
MIR. DureN offered resolution, making
it the duty Of. the clerkt to furnish the repre-
sentatives Of each state, and the delegates
from the territories, with copies of the laws,
journals and other documents published by
order of the house, to be forwarded by them
to the principal seminary of learning in
their respective state or territory.
Agr. Rhed wished the gentleman to ex-
plain waat he meant by the Word dccu-
Inent.
Mr.. DursH could not hear the gentleman
could not therefore answer it.
Mr.. Phea would repeat. He wished to
word document ? Did he mean petitions,
reports of committees, bills, &c. They were
Goc,imeats, yet he supposed they would be
I of but Little service to semlnaries of learn
! ing.
Mr.. D:ucAmeant all documents publish
.etlby order of the house.
sir. uiscy would prefer the resolution
If so modified as to provide the legislature
yof the different states with the proceedings
/ and acts Of the national legislature.
On motion of Mr.. Bacon, the resolution
was lsid on the table.
The ousesresumcd the consideration OF
I the resolution on the subject of our foreign
relations. Mr.. GU. Campbell continued
! the speech which he commenced yesterday,
and (which he suspended to make way tor a
rnotioncf adjournment. He was followed
BY Mr.. gguincy who made one OF the most
impassioned and eloquent speeches ever de-
liyercd inSthe house.
Adj ourrsd.
Mr.. GILES, from committee aPpointes.
;. in the Senate, on Thursday last reported :" a
BIZ s;akiss isstder trops.io7l for e':to' e'ns sss
& Embargo
Extract Of letter from a respectable house
in Liverpool, dated Sept. %, 1903.
g Cottonnpland, IS. Cd. and S.. All his
rise has been caused BY a speculation IN con
sequence of no or almost no supplies from the
BraziIs, and none of any consequences iron
the w cs, indies
Wheat is not likely now TO be at high
rates Weather. very fair and crops very
forward. All other produce as last quoted
We understand from q respectable source
4 that the owners Of vessels in Halifax and st
Johns, have a valuable piece of plate IN for
wardness, which isto be presented TO Presi-
dent jefferson, as soon as his term IS up, a
an acknow;edg mentdor the benefit they hav
received from the American embargo.
.hew- York Gazette.
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NAPOLEON.
LOTTERY OFFICE.

- TICKETS In the Charitable.
Es !, Society Lottery, now
for sale at the Office
p the alexandria D0sy Gazette.
price Faue Dolls. g SsUcnty JiUs
snts. A regular list Of the
craving will be ceived and in
formation gwen gratis to those
Sno purchase tickets.
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BY f HE LAST MAIL.
BOSTON, December 1.

The fort lately built on Spring point. III
Portland harbor, has been named fort Pre-
ble'; and is garr;soned by capt. Chandler
company OF light artillery.
Capt. Eustis company Of light artillery
is stationed At the public arsenal in Spring
field.
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schooner that was ordered to crlixe from
Buck 's-towu to the isle Of Haut, to report
to me from the, guard az each place. She
was on her way to- Buck's-town, / took so
men IN the schooner with me, and put four
men into 4 small sail boat, to accompany us;
and we started for the isle of Haut, as soon
as possible it was then night, and soon
came On a violent gale Of wind, and the
boat has not been heard Of since and the
men are lost beyond all doubt. We arrived
at the isle of Haul the next morning.
found there nv deputy from Deer Isle, with
twenty men, who arrived the evening be-
fore; but the schooner was gone when they
arrived as they had carried of one Of my
men prisoner, thought it my duty to
pursue them, although II then blew very
severe gale Of wind. took into the schr.
a part oi the men from Deer Isle, and run
overto FoxIsland, and came in sight ofthe
schr. in what was called Fox Island Thoro'-
fare, discovered our colors, cut their ca-
bles & got under way immediately; wc chas-
ed them about ten miles to sea, when
they were obliged to strike their Eng
fish colours then ordered my Of
hcer (who was on hoard to take the helm,
and carry her into Owls Head for harbor.
When we arrived in the harbor, went on
board and secured the men, and put them
down in the hold ofmy vessel. And after
the. storm proceeded to Castine, and
eight Of the men that went On shore in the
boat, armed as before stated, were exaIllir-
ed before the hon. JOB Nelson, D. Howe,
and Bradshaw Hall, esquires, and were
committed to gaol, for the. murder Of Laza-a
70 Bagodanovich, an Italian. His body
has been found, and the verdict Of the jury
of inquest was WILFuL MURDER. This
a correct statement offaets, and nothing
exaggerated.
[ am, sir,
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BALTIMORE, December s..

Arrived the ship Indiana, Ganks, III
DAYS from batavia, with coffee and sugar.
10 Smith and Buchanan. Left there, ship.
Illinois, Of New York, and Rebecca, Of
Baltimore, uncertain. Spoke nothing on
the passage.
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81 Prj0,ins in its various branehs'
executed vah accuracy and di.patsns
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-01-15
DEBA7'E 10 BE CONTINUED. }
WEDNEsnAY. Jan. 6.

The Speaker laid before the House a
letter enclosing a report unfavorable to
the petition of Joseph Ward which was
ordered To lie on the table.
Mr.. Poindexter presented the petition Of
a number of inhabitants of the Mississippi
territory, stating that before the line of
demarcatlon was run, they had considered
themselves within the Spanish territory (;
but the general hayingcompleledi
part Of the line, they were found 10 be
within the jurisdiction Of the United States.
Under the Impression that they were Spa
nish ubjec's, they had not filed their gra nts
as required by law, and therefore their
.clnims were barred by the treaty of 1895
thcy pray that they may be permitted In
Fl e their claims IN the registers Office not
wGhstanding Referred to the committee
on public lands.
Mr. PoihdeN,er presented also the petit
ton oF Alex. Baily, late collector &C Gus
toms for the port of Na,chez, confined rs
a debtor 30 ,le United States and pray
ing that he may be discharged from con-
lhnemeht 10 give an opportunity Of paying
the debt, az lac possessed no properly. Re.
fcrred toa select committee.
Mr.. G ". Campbell moved that the un.
finished business Of yesterday (the resolu.
ton relative to General Wilkinson), be
postponed, in order TO take up the bill re.
lauve TO the Mediterranean Fund -Aerced
Ayes 59--Nays Is.
Mr.. }. Richards, from the committee tc
whom the subject had been referred, re-
ported a biz granting 10 a. J.. Willard a
certain sum 81 money for his improve
ment m mounting cannon ON batteries 80
Read twice and referred to a Committee
/ OF TIC whole.
The House then went into 2 commiite,
/ 81 tic Whole, Mr.. Richards in the chair
on The bin Tor continuing IN force for Z
further time the FIRST section Of the act fot
4 the protection Of COR commerce and sea
men against are Barbafy powers.
Mr. CIV Campbell moved to insert m,
words "rev we'd and" in the bal Tn
reason for this was, that the act which
this bill went TO continue, had expire,
lsncc the present bill, was reported j
was therefore necessary tbat IL shoul
r. adj sis hereby revived agd continue
in force"
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Fig IL Gents sMs5e.l e

Campbell, Fisk. w. Aston, Sloan. Love
and Masters opposed the motlon.
Mr. Randolph varied ms trorioh; sd as 10
postpone II til the first Monday in Match,
instead Of indie hniiely. W
Mr. Blob amended the motion IMr RanS
dolph agreeing) TO the first Morday in Fe.
bruary. NIX
This motion was Supported by Messrs.
Quincy and Gardner, and opposed by
Messrs. w. Aston, Southland, HolIa d and
Chandler, and egatived-Ayes 40-Nays
I6S .'t
Mr. Randolph moved that the bill be re-
committed to the Committee by whcin it
was reported.
This motion was supported by Messrs
Stanford and Van Horne, and opposed by
Messrs Holland, w. Aston, c. ". Camp.
bell and Rhea, (r.) ard was negatived
without division.
The bill was then ordered to third
reading tomorrow, without division.
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GgnnreBs.
no USE OF REPRESENTATIYES.
DEBATE

On the Resolution for requesting the Pre-
sident to cGt,Se an enquiry 20 DC made
into the conduct Of GsHERAL WILKIN-
SON. .4 s
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sment OF France, which ;,,..n
commerce n'. Of the U. S. viii s,s, ,s 60 n,
the British dominions, comn,,h. p'n Q!
wards of oue third of The whn, sual' Sup,
.h. U. S. "0'' ''ace u
And, win the knowledge &c ~;
nous encIoaehmens on cur tights S ss
neutral and friendly na,iet CO. CO. IS
conviction that such decree wa. 70, ' :. '1t
fa'al 10 our prosperity, as aa ac,,c.h wy
ADD commeFcial people, but TIA, !, tar .,t'a I
ed a just ground of retaliation on H. a.
Of Great Britain, aud, ii al! i,s coD..o f'''
ces, involved either war, OF dereii, ,ao '' =,
our sovereignty as 40 iudepcodsn, ps, WV =
MIR. Jefferson dared under ,h,s ccnvir, N
apd In the face of the world, 10 ,elI n. I "
glslature aud peup!s Of America, ina, M y
harmony with France, WAS uoio;et,on'',s
end thar their intercourse with ba, nav e,.N
was coesinusd On friendly terms. sS'
Where was the spin, which shou.d h..
carried the provisions Of The consnn,;,
into instant etfcc, on this occasion. ara y
consigoipg the all hor of such dc,ls,ai..
to his merited fate, have JUSTIFIED de ~,
gritty aud independence of The Any,,s,,
people.
Blu, lameutab'e ard morsifyicg 8, i,
TACT is, the snswerto this erquuy !, oo'
found 10 loud and iacessao, clamo,s hv ).
parasites of presidential it Gueace, for cos
fdeuce 10 the executive. con GGtpc. j. !.
cab'ce,, whose conduct and impuai;y. Sr,.
aniudelib!e stain On the Amer:ar pana
and nation.
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From the Ph:l4de!pasa Register.

THE critical and alarming 81 uasioo Of
cur coao;Iy, bo!h n lis foreign aud do
a1cs.ic reaglons, &c IL aads tsuga every man,
whose Individual :a:eresl IS connected WITH
Ike public ., ospef:'y, G tpii and caotid s2-
pos!tioo % apeh facts as n may coaceise
essential 10 the promotion ii that prospe.
.ity, and 20 The maintenance Of the ua.i3n
al sovereignty and Independence. Nor
ougo, hs 10 so!i1c anT coDsideIaiioa what.
eyer sg interfere with this; his h5st aud pa.
ysrnoons duty.
y de. his impression, sn3 with regard
20 tbs imposing s:afion Of chief magistrate
oi tne I S. We shall! again place b1fo5e
our tal.ov citiZens, the following ,nost
Importer, and highly sla, ming clrcum
ssance---is III h caEoo be denied, aud sh.
injuries and danger which have resulted
i.om ii, are deeply irlt. a. the pgesent 30.
men, by every p!f,aous ci.'z-a Of lhe u,
S.
Tow far these injuries may be mult-
Piled, and she dagger decreased, unless
promp, and effectoal measures I. counter.
action are inse'posed, every reasoning
mind car ,esdiiy decide. Our obiect,
however, al present is, fairly sad fully TO
exhibit the FAC, referring ;he issue those
who, by their ofi9ial oa.hs. ere bound so
to administer the concerns of he nation,
as 70 lesve DC jos' impn alton Of uadue al
tacAnsent to any foreign po7vsr.
At she oprntpg Of the present. session of
congress, Mr.. JyGerson, as presidea, OF
the u. S. made the following communica
ton, Id written message, 30 the national
with he oher nations Of Europe,
[incudirg France our barmony has been
uninterrupted, and commerce and friendly
intercourse have been maintained on their
usoal footing "
Was this declaration by. and TO, tae
highest executive and legislative authority.
Of the u. S. true or false ? Was or was
not Mr.. Jefferson, AZ the time Of making
this communication 10 congress, in posses.
sion of The decree issued by the govern,
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CONGRESS-.
IsoUsE o. REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRrpay, apr!8.

Nr. q. Moatqamefy obtained lsaye OF
ahssnee for the * msiodsr Il the seseson.
NJ 17sisa reported bill 10 Pursuance Oh
a.rsssluuon proposed by hin 10 empower
Tie president 10 exchange cessaln sc'ses sori
forti6ea,icos near Portland. iwice tsaa
a9d referred.
Mr.. Rhea ct J said he had heard mach
these frw ds,s psst respecting the commet-
r;al orders and DEGREES of the European
movers: these had 20 doubi been oil pub
hshedis. the newspapers, but ne question.
ed whe,hes ihey were distinctly known, or
he'd ever Seen considered collectively -
;ie therefore offered The following reso'u,
sIon
PeS9loed, That The secretary OF state do
,rapsmit TO this house authentic copies OF
the several accredited Documents "nicn
nay be in his ofice, and which do CONTAIN
articles of treaiies. commercial orders o
reeolagions, aud orders aud DEGREES OF
blockade, affecting The coamerce OF the
s u. S. which may nave been respectively
made, or issued By the govefnmea's or
C. Briaio aud France, at Any nue slnce
tae wear one shoasacd seven nandred SOD
nicely. exclusively Of treaties TO which the
US. are party.
The resolution was ordered to lie 90 the
,abie.
The bill for transportation by mail OF
the documents accompanying the message
OF The president OF sshe y. S. weosihsoagh
,he comraityee Of The wnose, and was or
drrsd 10 be eng. ossed for a sh'fa reading
Ii was Afterwards passed Without d1v',
slon.,
mr., Wiibour prssep.ed a memorial from
the carpora,ion Of she town ct Newport,
T. Island, staring thar the Ssiaoe u hnoas
Islaad is defencsls,s, and praying such
measares may BE- adopted as shah Is'ns Is
ia a better e'aie Of defence Referred 70
select comalistee.
Mr. Neut0n reported bill 30 erect Fly.
month. IN North Caroline, into port os
enuY. and 20 change the pane OF she DIS.
.eics of NaojeNoy 900 that OF s.. M4Fy's
'Twlce read and reier,ed So committee OF
The wholr.
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took OCCASION while up to remark taass
he had very nigh respeci Tor the pas, ser.
vices of this venerable old man Gudge
B.uin,J IL hac! been patrlot OF the re-
yo!ution, 10 the times which tried mems
souls. For shis Mr.. Poindezier said re
yensrated him. But his faculties were
iapaired by hablteal intoxicssion; he had
seen him awakened on the bench 30 attend
10 !as;ness. and ia FIVE inmates afterwards
he woold relapse into sleep. Very I'M
postans cases ffequeuily occurred 10 these
courts, and it was certainly necessary 10
Judge correctly thar a PERSONS taeuines
should DC urlmpaired. will DOT 50 tur.
ther 1910 explanation, said Mr.. po'ndex-
Ter but request thar the resolution may
pass for enquiry; for if it pass now, The
cora uittee may take measures 10 procure
evidence from the Mississippi setrltcry IL
iinne for Tue nex, sessloa, il cannot be acted
CD during tia, session. II postponed I'LL
next session, and The resuit will be that
thu otFicer vii! be q4srtesed uponus tor
another year.
% The suggestion Of Mr.. Dana the re.
solutioa was ordered 10 lie on the table t;H
20 m 3rrow, So 10 26,
The house thep resumed the unfinished
busiaess he post Office bill J This bill was
gone through. after repeated monons tor
atlouruoaent without soccess, aud about
SIX O'clock was ordered 10 be engrossed
ior ,hird reading W'heo The house adj
journsd-
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TuEsDsY, Rbril n.

= The house agreed 30 nsecs Tor the re
asiDder ot he session, at ten O'Clock on
each day.
Mr. CGydnsr's proposition for the ap
pva, a,eot sf coaifn!,tca 20 enquire into
he propfissy Z. providing by lew tor an
earlier ,neesipg OF Coogsess 'fan usual
US ,aken Up aac agreed to so 26.
The bill t.. alte.. 8 and establishing
cersain pos,roads wa passed by yeas anc
nays, Il 20 8.
The hoasc ,ken resolved i,sels into a
committee # tie whole, IS 20 go,
Mr.. DEsBA In shs chair
On ,he resou,;oo offered by har. 6 ".
Camtkcl declaring that he president OF
the Uoned States, ought 10 the event OF
certain contingencies occurring ooT'og
the recess Of Congress, TO be authorised
10 susp1nd The oortatloo Of tie ee1oa'g =.
N.essrs. 6. w. CanFoe't and John,
son supported the RESOLUTION, sad 4'sf.
Rs=A--iq!. aPyoee (. &c at considerable length
(DebaIe hefea!er)
Tue cous a!.ler sose about 4 o'cioct, &
90 a.ned leave 20 Sit sgaip: wAen ale
hoos= aajou'ued.
tut,'.er deals 10 our next.