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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1808-11-25

Fl II 81 .
THIS is 70 sive sofacf That the subscri-
Der of Alexand ria county, ia the district OF
Columbia, hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of said county, letters of administers
Non on the personal estate OF PEgER WISE,
iunior, late of the county aforesaid, deceased,
all persons having GAINS against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same, wis the voucher. thereof, to the SUD-
scriber, Ola Or bsfore the 18th day Of April
next or they may by law he excluded FROM
all benefit 20 said estate-anS those indebted
thereto are required 10 make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of Oc-
ssUber, LsOs.
Adam Lynn,
Administrator of Peter Wise, jun.
Cctoberl9. ,Staw6w
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This is togius Notice, That the
November :

IT'S Is 10 yEUs I'sUtsstt1s I IIt'E IIlC
Subscriber of Aisxandria County in the Dis
uict of Columbia, hath obtained from tho Or.
phans Court of saidcounty letters testarenta-
s nv ON the estate of john Watts,late OF the
county aforesaid, merchant, deceased ALI
persons having claims against the said de-
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
ON or before the 22l day of March next, or
they may by law be excluded from all be-
nefit to said est ate--and those indebted there
10 are required TO make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 22d day of Sep.
TENDER, 1903.
Robert |. Taylor,
Executor Of John Watts.
September 9. 3tawSw
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ORPHANS. COURT, .

.dlexandraa County, Nov. Term, IsVs'
OMDEREp,
THAT the executors of James Rstsset, &C.
ceased, insert the following advertisement n
the Alexandra Gazette, three times week
fer eight weeks.
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Horse Shoeing Warranted.
THOMAS WHITE, Jun.
blacksmith and Fa7yleY.

c.,.t o,,. :. M, o,,J fL y,ul.
a 80, ', - has on , hon
~ ~ 49,. .nd &c 1Tn;on .,reat s1;o;n;nl,
.'' -. ma,.,, H. ,,,,,rosn
of.ho.;n,, horse. Il, mich line his ab;jisies
$500 M Gown, .nt--and heos leave to .c,ic:t
ae .asa :" of shs 81 s,nsro,,s r,nhliS
81 go - ,her, ths, anv yo,k in the I'm.
atst :, S shal, 40, W. ..rn,s,ed NV an
on the continent.
Blacksmith work Of all kinds anddeserlPtion
executed in neat and workrE ankle nia'lner
tom n viii Il have the advantage Of receiving his
advice and attention in farriery gratis.
P A couple of smart Lads, from "A to
is years of age, will be taken>as apprentices,
and treated with kindkess, and stri,t attention
paid to their morals.
September $. alm2awsm
THOMAS IACCB
Resheeteauu irtorms The hu5lc Maf he has
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ORPHANS COURT,

Aerandrfa Coanfy, Ocfeoer 2srns, sos.
ORpERED,
That the administrator of PETER WIss,
tunior, deceased, do insert the following adj
yertiseir en- in the .h2ernndr1a Gazette, three
time. week for six weeks.
Test.
ALEXANDER MOORE. Reg.
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I. It shall be printed on fine paper, in two
handsome large l2mo volumes. upon
beautiful type, called non 2areil, cast for
the purpose, oy Messrs. Binney and 70.
MADISON. This type, although .mail,i is, by
its neatness and elegance, extremely CRATE
full to the eyes. The work vii! issue from
the press of I. and G. Palmer, who have
already been SO cminenty distinguished by
the greatest accuracy and taste in taeir
profession, and a thorough knowledge. of
the French and English languages.
II Price, to subscribers, for the two volumes
in boards, neatly lcttcred, five dollars, to DO
paid on the delivery of the whole work. BY
gentlemen, however, wishing TO have the
first volume before toe second. it may be
received upon paying Inc full amount of
the subscription for Goth volumes.
~ Subscriptions received BY K.
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FOR SALE.
November 49,.

FOR SALE,
The DWELLING HOUSE and LOT,
with the Improvements where reside.
Also,
Sundry vacant LOTS, situate in various
parts of the town of Alexandria. They are
free of all membranes and will be conveyed
in fee simple to the purchasers.
The terms of credit shall be easy on giving
sufficient security, and will be made known
by application to the subscriber.
Charles Lee.
September 81. 2awtf
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FOR SALE,

A Tract Of LAND. containing o72 acres,
situate in the county of Lancaster, virginia
ON the main road leading from Richmond 10
Lancaster court house. five miles tom tns
latter and four miles from Deep Creek, on 'ho
Rappahannock. The Improvements are .
good DWELLING house, kitchen, smoke house 80
corn house, a large barn and store house -,
new, and handsome apple orchard OF ABOUT
800 trees. Upwards of 200 acres OF tne a.
hove land is well timbered with oak, cheA'"s
and hickory. The terms will be made Known
by APPLYING to Mr.. p. IHt!ett, OF h'eHai.
andria, or to the subscriber adjoining '0''
place.
Edmund Denney.
Centreyille, Oct. l4-tHl ~ "a"
TO RENT,
THE HOUS E. lately occupied ey St.
lanes Russell, situate on Patrick-strest. lbs
well calculated for gentcel family.
Apply to
James If. Hooe, OF
Truernaa Bralhcsrs.
November Is, = oe@(
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This is to give Notice,

eT-HAT the subscribers have obtained troih
So the OrphansG Court of Alexandra ~.
b the district of Columbia, letters testament
tary on the estate of James Rssssci, late OF the
County Aforesaid. Merchant, deed. All per.
cons having claims against the said deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same WIN
che vouchers thereof, to the subscribers on. or.
kefore the 9Th day Of May next, or they may
" law be excluded from all benefit to sald
estate. and those indebted thereto are requr-
ed to make Immediate payment
4 Given under our hands thus 4th day OF Mo-
vemhsr 1905.
James n. Hooe.
Trueman Brafhears.
sExecuso2-s Of James Rassei..
November eos
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~ Was taken from d black
{ FOR SALE,

"A very valuable TRACT of LAND, con-
tanning Ills acres, lying near Haymarket,
in The county of Prince William. This land
/. now in the occupation Of Mr.. James Green,
who will shew the premises to any person
disposed to purchase, The subscriber hay
ing much need of money viii give great
bargain on this land. s.
VIM. a. G. Dadc. {
Dumfriss, Nss. ls-la dssts.,
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: 49, = = x
- 7usA sRIxe N sups,s,,,.
a NE W ~ o r. II,
INTITLED,
The MANUAL
fFENcH IND ENGLISH sTUDEs7
~ OR A
NEW AND COMPLETE
DICTIONARY
1HE fRsxeS IND ENGLISH 1Axcv1ss,
IN TWO PARTS:
4. French u Engiish--2. English Is Pre,,,
CONTAINING,
l. All the words in general use, occasion.
ally illustrated by Frcnch and Enelis|
sentences.
2. An extensive collection Of new words
e in every art, science and trade.
3. The pronunciation of every wcrd az,
cording to the most polite usage III
Francea nd England.
s. A copious vocabulary Of sea terms anal
phrases.
$. a dictionary of French synonymes.
s. A dictionary OF French homonymes.
Z. An alphabetical list of the most fami!iu
proper and christian names, and Of The
most remarkable places in the world.
8. The difficulties OF the French LANGUAGE
alphabetically arranged.
g. Acomp!ete treatise on French poetry,
10. The chief English idioms.
/ A treatise on the English particles, Sc,
The whole carefully compiled from the best
riters, and particularly from the Dietionarie,
fthe French Academy, Roiste, Feraad, Ca
Aeau, Waiily, Tocquot, Nugen., Ghan6aud,
Boyer, Johnson, Walker, SIC.
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BY n. G. DUrIEF,

duhor Of Nature Diat'laned in her MODE J
teaehing language TO man, ahhHedtothe
French language, &c.
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The first book of nation is the dictionary
sftheir own language.
VoINrv
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-28

'tcr, whieh*aow forms ne STAPLE -.
their growth. and bids fair ,o b. ;. -
OF The gfesless importance; The e,r,
year, from ,has district, is sum-.
exceed oobsles cf $50 lbs. .s s
the avetsge price has been 20 Gem.
pouId. "
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-16
COMMUNICATION.

THERE. i9no man of common honestv
that is not astonished, when he reads of the
immense quantities OF produce that is ship
ped from the United States in violation of
the embargo laws
How is this done do the collectors dis
charge their duty! or is the dexterity of the
merchants such, as to cvade all restraints
mere is certainly something wrong some
where. The merchants are either not bo-
nest, or the collectors arc shamefully neg
ligent in the execution of their duty.
1t is a well known fact, that there is a
number Of the collectors who arc opposed to
the administration, opposed to the embargo.
and who woald do all that Law in their pow
err to rendcrthe measures of the government
unpopular. II is also well known, that the
Popularity Of the embargo laws depends in
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To The Citizens Of the United States.

To The Citizens Of the United Suites.
| AT this mighty crisis of our affairs, it be-
hoves you to look to yourselves & to the means
which may best promote the prosperity of
your country.
You have nothing to expect from Europe.
The two great powers, which rule that aft
ficted continent, are actuated bv the most
mlSchievous and malignant motives. To des.
troy each other, or to aggrandize themselves,
are the only considerations which move their.
councils. For this, they trampie on all the
established laws of nations For this. thev
rob, cheat and murder every unoffendine ma
ton. For this, the rights of neutrality are
trodden down-the weak become a prey to
their rapacity--the viest means are employ
ed for the Accomplishment of their purposes
| ---Perhdy is substituted for friendship-per-
Jury is consecrated-and all that was once
held among the high and heroic sentiments
OF human nature, is despised and ridiculed
as "an empty name"
From such sovereigns, what have you to
expect! is there any thing among ourselves
that is to civilize the spirit of these despotic
bari'ariaus! Is there any peculiar charm in
the name of American, that is to cause the
British ministry TO treat us better than the
Danes, or the French emperor better Than
the SpanIards! Is it our liberty that these
'''S'NiSbo wiz ldil tiOWD 10 Worship Is 1t
the simple unambitious spirit of our govern
ment, that they will strive to initiate ?
What can you expect from England This
nation yet hates us, for having once been her
colonies Her blood stained policy extends
from the green fields of ireland to the banks
OF the Ganges. In the midst of peace, she
stole the fleet of Denmark. Without the
| slightest provocation, she robs our vessels ON
the ocean, and is once more attempting to
tax us without our own consent, by compel
ling even our native productions to pass thro'
| her ports and her custom houses
You can expect nothing from France
The sly perhdy of her monarch towards
spain, his Infamous attacks upon her indie
pendence, his prohigate ambition, are writ
ten on an imperisltabe record. "Let no such
man be trusted" Let no such despot pre-
sume to rail against the partition of Poland.
the murders of Ishamael, and of Prague, on.
the robbery Of the Danish fleet The world
will no longer hear of such hypocritical cla-
mours from the lips of this man.-However
we may honestly differ about the prospects
OF the revolution Of Spain, yet in one sen
timent every impartial man must agree
Yes, gallant Spaniards, though your efforts
may be in vain, it is impossible not to adj
| mire the spirit, which some of YOU have
displayed it is impossible not TO lavish
curses upon your oppressor.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-16

6. Ferdinand. Prince Of Asturias, born Oct.
IA, 1889. married August 90, 1902, with Ma
observation-disclosures Theresa Amelia, princess of
Sicily, born Dec. IA. 1884. Ferdinand is
now declared king. His wife died a short
time since; to her influence, however, king
Charles ascribes the hatred OF Ferdinand to
the French.
4. Caroline Isabella-Isidor, born Marchae,
1855.
S. Maria Isabella, born July 6, 1889, mar
ried July 6, 1902. to Francis Januar Joseph,
heir to the Kingdom of Sicily and the Infanta-
do of Spain.
6. francisco Paula Antoine Maria, born
March 10, 1894.
Hcnse Of Sicily, svho hare frctensions to the
Spanish Throne.
King of Sicily, Ferdinand ~. PInfantado
of Spain, son of king Charles III married to
Maria-C aroline-L udowick Joseph, daughter
of the Roman Emperor, born Aug. Is, 1852,
welded May 10. 1868.
Their Issue.
I. Maria Theresa Caroline, bora June 6,
1872, married Sapt. 10, 1890, to Francis IL.
Emperor of the Romans and King of Hun
gary.
2. Francis Januar Joseph, born August 10,
1777, married to Maria Isabella, 5th child of
Charles IV.-[This person is denominated
PInfantado of Spain.]
8. Maria Christiana Theresa, born Jan. II
1879.
4. Maria-Amelia, born April 90, 1882.
5.Maria Antonietta- Theresa Amelia, mar
ried to the prince of Asturas.
81 6. Leopold Johan-Joseph Michael. born Ju-
iy 2, 1870, Grand Prior of Messina.
The foregoing Is the genealosy of the hou-
ses of Spain and Sicily Most of the Spanish
family Napoleon has in his power. How the
duke de l'Infantado, a son of the king of ST.
city, at war with France, came to allow him
self to be entrapped, it is difficult to conjec-
ture, except that he went under the fancied
protection of the Spanish king. The Siciii-
an family, and Portuguese family, are heirs
10 the Spanish throne.
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w LILLIAN s MARY COLLEGE, August
18Th, i600-fhe President and Professors
hereby give Notice, That a certificate of ,oiiiiy
to execute the office Of a surveyor Of "a county
will not be granted to any applicant, unless he
shall be sufficiently acquainted with the iallow-
ing requisites, vz-With
The Extraction of the Square Root and Deci.
NAL Fractions, such port,on of Geometry as is
required in the mensurBton of al. -ttNi., ri.:..-
lined figures, and the solution of tin nldinary
cases in plain Trigonometry some one, At least,
Of the methods for determining the .rea Of a sur
vey numerically, by means of tables of latitude
and departure Independently of tie map /; the
most ready and accurate methods of Obtaining
the area of plot, of charging and dnjn; shinar
the same, and Of reducing several plots laid Gown
by different scales into one map the manner of
laying oil given quantity VI ,and, and Of Ovid
ing land By lines running from fixed points, or in
cert1in directions the method of testing the
accuracy of survey and the Numerical cslcula
ton some of the best methods OF snd;ny the
variation of the compass Every spplic mt shall
also furnish d specimen of 81 y,:v ~ tp,i and
calculated IN his best manner; and the sui of
an attempt 10 find the variation i'll his re,e.;ti;c
county.
(Signed) JAMES MADISON, President.
August 10 C3,1
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REMARKS.

Our correspondent has not observed that
considerable proportion ofthe stock of the
United states Bank belongs TO the people
OF Europe. AS one instance of this fact the
House of Barring in London purchased of
Mr.. Gallatin, the shares which still belong
ed to the u. States. independently Of the
benefits which that transaction produced at
the time, this benefit will nov strike every
observer; that, the government having par
tea with al the shares which they possessed
III the bank of the United States, they have
now none Of the temptations of interest to
swerye them from the right line OF policy.
The question, whetherit be proper to renew
the Charter, will now consequently rest up-
OF ITS OVID grounds only.
ihereis one ground Of objection to this re-
naval, which our correspondent has omit
ted Ihisis fundamental obie, ton spring
ing from the Constitution itself ard was ur-
ged, at the time of debating this Measure.
with all the energy which springs from supe-
rior wisdom.
The bank Of the United States was incor-
porated on the 25th February. 1871. Its ca
pitai stock was to consist Of 10 millions of
dollars. Two millions Of this capirs1 we're
subscribed by the President, on behalf of The
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-16

CASh SALES --By yir,u. of q decd of trust
executed to us on the thirteenth day OF July
1000, by David Ross, Esq for the purpose OF Sc
curnSt to Benz. Mosby, tile sum of fourteen thor,
SAND doilsrs, with interest on seven thousand
collars, part thereof, ffon, the s:,1 thirtce,,th
Gay OF july 1906, till paid, ard al other charges
a''enaing the execution OF the said trust deed,
lwmch was recorded IN the district court of 2ich-
mon.i, Vrsiha, at the September term 1856.
ana IN the court of appeals OF tic state cf Ken
LUCKY, at Frankfort. on the 18th Slay of April
Aooi = we will sell to tho highest bidder for
ready money at the front tloo, OF the Eagle Ia
ver,, IN the city OF Rcmont', Virginia. ON Sa-
turciay the first day Of October next. all ,h.t ES
TA1E in the county of in rho STATE OF,
Kentucky, called and well known bv the n,me nf
the BIG BONE LICK, contarin,. ,ba't 't.n
thousand acres on the Big Bone Greek, and
iour thousand acres on the Oho---the whole.
located and surveyed under old military >yarr;,nts
embracing the whole of the said David's estate in
that part OF kcatucky, and containing in TIE, whole
s'A thousand acres, be the same more or less.
f w. ROOTES,
WILSON ALLEN. trustees
Richmond, va. August is, 1908 rtdsl
virtue ola Deed of Trust, executed to The.
Il subscriber, by Richard Johnson Of Albe
marie County, and recorded in the County Court .
OF Aibem"t!e, for the purpose of securing the
payment, OF debt due by said Johnson to VII
nam Brown & Company-I shall proceed 10 sell
on the 18th day of September next, at Trnlet
1. Estes's Tavern in the Town of Charlottesville.
TO the highest bidder, for ready money One hun.
cred acres OF LAND, lying on Buck Island Creek.
bemg part OF a trzicts,f land, the said Iohnson
purchased of Henry Wood.-Rems only ,inteTes.
ted as Trustee, will convey such title oa!v. 80
IS vested in HE such.
RICHARD ANDERSON.
Milton, August Is. (3w)
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MI X MANFREDI respectfully nforms the
Manchester and it's vicinity, that he intends :,
give his fifth Exhibition on this evening. the
sixteenth inst at the Freemason's- Hall, of Rome
dancing with and without the Balance Pole. of
I'umbiing and feats of activity, the Pyramids.
dancing ON the slack wire, sc. sc. &c.-And
hopes by his exertions TO merit the public patron
age-Io commence half past seven O'Clock pre-
cisely, and price haifa dollar per ticket
Richmond, August Is (1O
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HoARnINc, LODGING tAsfN S:jj + ~ +. IL
- TAlNMENT.-'Fhe subscriber will com
mence keeping boarding house on the 1st day
OF September iext, in the commodious and con:
vehehtly situated house at present occupied by
Major james Gibbon, on the mains street oDpysite
to H','ris's brick building, where she will accom-
mediate Ladies and Gentlemen by the day, week,
month, quarter, or year., with gentcc board,
lodging and entertainment-No exertions shall
he wanting ION her part to give satisfaction to
those who will favour her with their company.
ANNA BYRD.
Richmond, August 10Th (lavtt0
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1808-08-16

Under such circumstances. every honest
American has but one course to pursue
Let him support the government i'm the ho-
horable & JudiciouSmeasures which have pre-
serv'd us from awar with hcse European mad
men. Let him discard the mischievous fee
iings OF French partizans or English tories,
II he unfortunately has any. Let him cult
vate the discipline of arms, wisdom i'm
councils, and harmony i'm virtue. Let him
discard every feeling, but the feeling of the
hrm, good old American party. "I, et
there be no other wish, amongst the real citi-
Zens or this country, than to preserve our
freedom, and no other rivaiship, than who
shall best deserve it,
Some doubts have been entertained of the low
atty OF General LINERS, who foiicd the English al
Buenos Ayres, & now commands in that country
He is SAID to be Frenchmaa bv birth, and (,
member OF the Legion of Honor bv adoption.-
But he is indebted to Spain for higher benefits
He owes to her the high hono,irs which now SUR
FOUND him It's not believed, that gallant sol
der, III the colonies OF South America, will! tar
nish The laarels which he has acquired, by b,se
submission to the ambition Of u perfdious tyrant
1t IS said that Bonaparte has made certain re-
quests OF the Pope, which his Holiness's con-
science has refused. What can they be, We
presume not to intrude into the sacred conclave
nu, may we not venture to guess, that Bonapartc
has been employing his temporal powers to pre-
'aii ON ms Holiness to employ his spiritual pow.
ers IN his behalf! species of papai bull, or sp-
ritual proclamation, exhorting his votaries in
SPAN, Portugal and tho Indies" to aid in Bona
parties usurpation would be very useful auAili-
airy to HIM at this time.-It is hoped however that
the Key OF st. Peter will be reserved for rather
more pious and honorable purposes
! Judge Workman efN. Or. has advertised ro-
p1sais Tor publishing % A digest of Laws of Cas-
tile and the Spanish Indies with general view of
the Roman code, on which those codes.are fonn-
ded"-How long is this barbarous code TO con-
tinue How long will the people of Louisiana
retain system oflaws, which rejects the bene-
MS OF the 1al 81 Jy in all civil cases ?--t is thus
the world wags While the inhabitants of Dub
I'm are raising monument to Alfred the Great
Tor having invented the jury system, the citizens
OF Orleans are called upon to erect literary
monument to the Code and Pandects of Iustini
An.
The Directors of the James River Canal
M DlrrS IN III, 4 Al.
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WILL be sold to the highest bidder, on Sa-
w tnrd.y 10th Inst precisely at u o'clock up
on the premises the LOT & HOUSES on which
the subscriber now resides, adjoining the new
buildings of Michael w. Hancock, Esq and op
posite Mrs. S;agleton's.
This property is so eligibly situated as not to
require any putting TO induce purchasers to at.
tend the sale.
The terms OF sale will be one fourth ofthe pur-
chase money in hand, one fourth in SIX months,
one fourth in twelve months, and the residue
within eighteen months. The last instruments To
bear Interest from the date if not punctualy pad.
A Deed OF Trust upon the = operty itself or
approved personal security. vii. be required of
the purchaser for the three last payments
TOBIAS JACKSON.
Richmond, 10Th August, 18V9 G2t1
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Tor SALE-A valuable Tract Of I,ANDlv.
a ing in the north corner of Halifax county.
on Stanton river, joining the Long Island and
about 81 miles from Lynchburgh, containing $40
acres The Land produces good tobacco. corn
and wheat, If lies well, and about 13O acres clear
ed land, the greater part fresh, under good fenc-
ing, with a dwelling and kitchen, and other ne =
cessary houses to accommodate a family, good
Orchards of all kinds, and OF the best fruits. a
good Fishery by trapping when kept IN order
The greater part OF the purchase money will
take IN Negroes-the terms known and Land
showed TO any person, by william Manchester,
who lives on the place.
August is t1T1