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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

Cumberland, 55.-7akea on Esec'aisn,
/, ana vii be En at Public Aafhsn, on
tie 2F day Of dpra next, at II
o'cioeS. II. ~. al The e5iee q 4
GREFLr 3 Go. Portland,
ALL the RICH, in equity of redemption m
"A and TO the following defcribed, mprtga-
ged Real Elta:e lfuated In Portland, con'ain-
ing four Acres, more or lefs, being one tenth
part of al the dover Of the Widow Karen
happuch Bracelet, fituated Between Name.
itreet aud fore river, CONTAINING forty hve
acres. or lhereabout., as. fet of and aligned
unto her out of the -horneifead of her late
husband, Anthony Brsckett, died lreierv'ng
thereout of fzd one tenth part one quarter or
An acre, lying in the Norhwe!terDy corner OF
faid dover, nov owned by Isaiah Thomas AID
Mary his Wife being al the right and s's'e Of
fad Ifaiah and Mary in the aforefaid 'dowsrf
4aying the refervation aforeiaij)--allo one
other lot containing one tenth part ofis'd--
Karenhappuch Brackets dover aforeiaid, be-
ing part which fell to her as beir 10 her Ion
Samuel Brackets, died-Aifo one other con.
tanning three fourths of one tenth part OF the
dover Of the Widow Karenhsppueh Bracket;
afofefaid-all in common and undivided.
JOS. M. CERRlsH, Depsty St1T
Portland, Aza,e6 20, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
q NOTICE TO VOTERS.

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fHs, f6ss ay bsve SseAd r LIZ # ysssss
|" fad sesss, - sss6 IF sbr /oioui.g tlaexI. pis-
ar ne 0e1ss rvs AID Afsr;.s lsfvssss OHes,
at Mr.. fsea~ss' QF<, ssS - M. B~.bam.i
IsVf'' :" Rad fsvfisst; ssd ,sssss that Bsfs per-
/'a' sSSo ss:fdt, tbAytetvs qualified 10 vote, saS
s''''s .''s, are not entered fbssss, sssd gve 10
y."sh'' sSsresf to s.y 0ss Of sbs~ BE- ws tie
f61s dsy IF A1,I next, q 3 s'eiasl, II. M at
1s1'e1 h~f, and ssM fss ssloeA IA tie s,s.ssss Of
TIE fame asv, ssd ayo 0s Saturday sbs fri do, IF
fa,a m'si6, from sigbf TO fe. s'siesi, r. NJ fSs,
s''" De " is5sos at Mr.. E~sssi OFF, Ia raid
f's0" 10 ,sseiVs euidtne sffbei, gasi,fssf,s-.
SAMUEL FREEMAN, C5s;r~ss.
March Is. fool
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Dortlan0,
Monday, March 20, 1909.

RionCay, NaTCH ~, 1cO9.
49, : -
We have so often been called upon
10 coun.eract the iasehoods circulated
BY the democrats, OF an embargo admir-
nistration, to serve the vllest purposes,
that we almost regret the necessity
which duty imposes at this time but
as We have correct information that an
artful, secret and villainous plaa is laid
10 deceive the people, we hold it a sol
emn duty to forewarn our fellow citi-
zens ofthe plot.
Except the usual slang Of democra-
CIV, that sort of stuff with which the
Argus is always teeming-which could
DO no mischief while an opportunity Ii
afforded for detection or refuta,ion, We
did not anticipate any danger from the
yviae arts of an expiring faction. But
we were deceived Notwithstanding
the party have been dumblounded Tor
some months past, and they have not
dared openly to advocate the ruinous
policy OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
stanhng great numbers Of honest de-
,noerats have renowned their errors *
their party, and are determined to sup
port the federal Observation-Disclosures
ding SO MANY democrats have publicly
given up their cause IN this common
wealth, as too desperate to be support
"a any longer, and the whole party ex
espt a few hungry, greedy seekers at
ar the Offices OF profit emolument,
IN order to SKIs--ER the people, sp-
pear to be hopeless OF success q a
lew OF the leaders OF the party have
!l,ely assembled in midnight ronclaye,
aGd resolved 70 make onS ma. (ge
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

hope it wall be their las9 desperate ct
fort to Try the power of lying upon tins
eitizens whom they have SO often delu-
ded. And although they have been
repeatedly detected, another expert
msrt, il. seems, Is to be tried. The
plan fixed upon is briefly this--to cir
eulaie reports that France has repealed
her DEGREES, and Great Britain retract-
ed her orders of council, and that MIR.
Jeiterson's embargo has humbled these
two powerful nations, and his gun-boai
administration secured the rights OF
neutral ,lations, and established the
freedom of the seas.-That the embar-
go is raised and we have free trade
tina, our produce will command a high
price--that our commercial prospects
are Frightening & will soon be equal TO
our wishes.
1t was not intended that this should
be discovered until it had produced its
full effect upon the ensuing election for
Governor and Senators, lest the false
hoods should be detected but II often
happens that the devil leaves bis ,ota-
ries, even those who best serve him, i'll
the lurch.-We could hardly suppose
that such stuff as this could deceive, but
the projectors of the plot appeared TO
have great hopes of SUCCESSIVE there
fore notice their diabolical project, that
We may not be accused of a neglect OF
duty, in case any honest but uniform
edcitizen should be deluded into be-
lief that these things are true.-Would
TO GoD they were tr,le but they have
no more foundation than thou sand 9TH
er lies circulated by the faction, by The
unhappy influence of which .our coun-
try has been and still is driven to the
brink of ruin Perhaps some other
lies were invented for circulation, but
our information of this secret plot ex-
tends no further-except that some
falsehoods had been already circulated
respecting Mr.. GonE, which it was ex-
pected the friends of truth would not
have an opportunity to correct it-such
as, that he is an Englishman-an Eng
lish ageni-that he resides most of his
time in Quebeck, and some other stuff
OF a like kind, the fa.sehood of all which
is SO Wei known Ii, our seaport towns
that great care was taken TO give.the
currency onl; in the remotest country
towns In the Commonwealth.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
CONTENTS or THE WORK.

Arrivals at Barcelona The Port Csthe-
dral Culfom- houfe; Theatre Expenfes of a
journey to Valencia; The kings silt to Bar
celona in 1909; Villas Academy of Arts
Monjoich cannon foundry Palace Of COM
merce.
CHAP. II.
Road to Mon,ferrat Vale of theLlobre-
gzf, Martorel Arch Of Hannibal; Accent Of
the Mountain The Convent Hermitage
A learned spanifh Monk Modern Miracles
The holy Image The Prince of the Peace
Feaff of the Holy Choit Days of Indulgence
Officers of the Monks Return through Ter
afa TO Barcelona.
CHAP III
Fnvirons Of Barcelona Plain of Villa Fran
ca; Roman Antiquites; Parragons Late
Archbifhop San Carlos; Barran Tra6 t;
Cattle of Almenara; Plain of Valencia; sag
untum Valencia The Theatre.
CHAP. w.
Valencia; Ito Bsiidings Convent Of San
Francefco; Cathedral Archbiihop; View from
the Tower; Religious Concert Corpus
Chrini Day; Projections at vtiencia and
Madrid.
CHAP. V.
Rosre to Madrid; Alrnanzor a new Ven
ia defert Country; Banditii; Lar ManehA ;
Country Church Ocaua Aranguez; APP
proach 70 Madrid
CHAP. vi.
Madrid Heat Royal Armony Plaza
Mayor; Cabinet of Natural Hifiory; The
Younger Foiier Theatre Prince of Peace !;
Buen- Retro; The Prado and ftriking Speeta-
cles there New Palace Bull fight Comedy
of Lope de Vega General View of fhe Me.
tropolis. as...
CHAP VII.
ST. rldefonfo Old Cattle, Segovia Cathe-
drai Aicazar; Aqueduet; oasdaran,s Noun
tains; Park of the Efcurial The Convent |;
The Gaia ncaie.
CHAP VIII.
The Eicurial and Madrid continued; Man.
ners at Madrid; Commercial and natiiliczl
Details Of the whole Kingdom; Different
Sketches of the general Manners of the Span
iards, and of the Rate Of the Army,
CHAP TX.
Road to Toledo; The City Fonda ; Ior-
enxana Bsiidings; Eve of 81. Peter Organs (;
Treafures Productions of the Province of
Toledo; Climate Travelling; Roads; pot.
horces Lifhon Cmtra.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Me-, Y14m,.s...se Klfciioa,

Tuesday last, the Election for ST..
Officers was holden in New.Hamp.
shire, returns from 81 towns give
Judge SMITH, the federal candidate
57ls votes, and Gov. I.angdon, the toy
candidate 6loo. In the same towns
at the election tor members ofConsress
when the federal ticket succeeded by a
majority of 5000, the votes wcre fed.
1854, tory, 500. No doubts are en-
tertaincd of the success Of the federal
candidate.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

bi,ion is proyysJisy, will mention one
instance. Ills project OF dividing dh-
vision o. the militia, and procuring for
himself tie appointment OF major gen.
Grad, when but private IN The ranks,
and WITHOUT the least pretcIssion to mill
itary kno wedge, was gross Insult TO
evesy officer in the division. He can
never be the soldiel', friend, who Will
wound the soldiers honor.
But fellow Citizens, Mr.. King comes
before us as a Senatorial candidate In
conjunction with Francis Carr In the
Language of the " greatest man IN A.
rnerica," mir. Jetierson,l permit us
to ask you, is Francis Carr " honest !
is he capable is he faithful to toe con-
s,;sution :" Do you know the reasons
which induced him to leave Baverhill,
the former place of his residence ?
Ask those acquainted with the history
of this mans character before you en-
trust him with the important Office OF
Senator.
To the honor of many of the demo-
cratic party be it said, that they had too
much regard for their own characters
to bestow their votes on this man at the
last election and there are many at
this day, not wi,hstanding they are
threatened with denunciation from their
leaders, who will show themselves SUI
perior TO the irammels of party, by
voting fer such men as are friends to
their prosperity, and opposed to the dis
srucfion of their commerce-sucha are
THEODORE LINCOLN and MARX l..
HILL, Esquires.
IN Eiector Of Lincoln District.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
EMBARGO LAWS-sor RspsALEp.

III s,tte,t, utib my f,ove i.;S,isu, TO tie
'igtfs and Hbrrfies Of ibs frfle IL circulating through
re s,svi,y, Gsf ibs embargo iarv' s,erspeaied, Is
s,art IMPORTANT 10 cali beir attention tie late War
IN, iatods7iag sOrzmnsiai iatsrsou,'s rob Graf
B,haa and France, frOrs zrti46 alone ,DsI report IL
grssadsi.----Rsad fte Ge7, and IL gsW be Jo4ndtbsf
itsts Lus a they relate TO Gysat B,isia u F,aree
Q, fbsy soiesi1 dtPssdns', or piife' s71ai
,fsa IF eify," are, with all their arbitrary ty-
Taunfca and pneoahilu'ienal proyiions, vet
in fpil force
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
FOR SALE-AT
S. Patterns BOOKSTORE.

Ne 10, Jerei Ro.y.
200 Ream's Writing Paper, Grf quality
200 ditto Wrapping Paper
80 grois Bonnet do.
10 ditto Prels Papers
TICKETS in Rhode Iilsnd Coal, and the
9TH clais Hatfield Bridge Lotteries. -
N B.-Half of a Houfe in peafant part
of the town, 10 Be let.
MareB 20. f6vl
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

The Office holders and Office seekers
who are striving 70 march to power and
place on the ruins of New-England,
are sounding the praises OF their demo-
cratic idsls in Congress, for passing
law which they call repeal OF the en-
barge. Now ii il was fact that this
detsstable measure, with its thou
sand hidcous~ features, was actually
done away, they would deserve no more
credi, than the thief who steels his
neighbors pocket book, keeps the mon
ey, and afterwards returns one of the
apartments which contained the cash.
II our democratic rulers were disposed
TO allow the citizens of Maine the en-
joyment of their natural and constitu-
tional rights, they would have passed a
law for the total repeal of the embargo.
They would have opened trade with
every port where there was market
for the lumber and produce OF our
farms. But they forbid our vessels
from every Island in the West.lndies,
but two. They prohibit our merchants
from sending the lumber and other ar
ticles to Liverpool, where they are in
demand and would command high
price. But our democrats tell us We
ought to be satisfied, for our vessels are
permitted to 60 to Holland. Now
mark the frenchiEed act of our imhar-
tiat rulers. They refuse the citizens of
Nsw.England to trade TO English ports,
which afford the only market for their
produce, and open direct trade with
places under the immediate controul Of
Bonaparte To trade TO Holland is an
indirect intercourse With France. But
/ Mr. Jefferson and tile Southern mem
bers and those under their influence in
Congress, had another motive for their
conduct, equally dear, if not more so
than that of pleasing the tyrant of the
world. The nabobs and planters of ne
south will find ready market in the
Ouch ports for their cotton, tobacco,
and rice, which compose their staple
commodities, whilst the people of this
and the other northern states, are al
most wholly deprived of their CONNER
eial prisiledges, and still doomed 10 see
their Beef, Pork, Ashes, Lumber and
every other article OF expectation vast
ing, perishing ON their hands, or COM
PEELED to send it to the Islands OF St.
Bartholcmews, and Cuba, and suffer
the loss of having it sacrificed in a
giuued markets at the will of spectators.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Ga po Nat.ioa.
rsa---< -

THIS On, at 10 6'clok II. 4. y
L. GRIZZLY & Coz. Ok, selibla2
refrDe, f5r Car.
cUfERsiNE. Bread clo,lls-kerigyneers--
} silk yefing--s4rins--siik Ve'seia--V Ca
coes-wAte and CHECKED Pocket iiandAsf
chefs-Morooce Shoes, &c. &e.
--AIso--
Pipe Braudy--a hhds. Rum,
Cheit Hyfon Teal do. Hyion sSin'
/ Caik god Nails Csik Bacon.
Mind 90,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Maine MiGoiiary Society.

THE sublcribcr gives notice thar he has
been appointed agent for the Afaiae his-
yfssa,y Soeieb, and has for iale a. b,s Store
bzidaqe Str.sf, the PAsorInT MAoAzIsE,
which will be delivered monthly to fablcri,
bers-alio iubfcrip,ons are received for the
above work. NATHANIEL CROSS.
Asub 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
60arrteD.

IA We1, Mr.. Ls0e Prey, ~1. 10 Mgs Mar.
1s Hsggss'. Of Bsyssifi; Mr.. J.bs Ba.y.s, 10
Mfr Tsssss Bourne.
In Saco, by the Rev. Mr. Whircomb, Mr..
John Bridges of Portland, to the amiabIe Nil.
Mary floid, Of the former place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
IKE NOTICE.

A LII Perions indebted TO the fubfcrihers eli.
Their by note or account are respectfully
eal'es upon once more to make payment by
the 18th OF May next, or they win be left
with an attorney for collection after that date.
]. & A. CARTER.
Mo,r5 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
WANTED 10 HIRE.

A GOOD FARM, h,uaied s or 10 miles
4 from Portland, with he Stock and farm
ing utenGls neceflary 70 carry on the fame.
by gentleman formerly farmer in Roxhury.
For particulars inquire at the Gazette Office.
March 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
GOLDFISH.

Tor iae, 1000 quiptals GOLDFISH, in good
chipping order.-Inquire OF
ANTHONY FERNALD,
cenf,al- H,5arC March 20.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Hon. LotfTop Lewis,
and
Hon. Ammi II. Mitchell,


again nominated as candidates for SEN
ators for Cumberland and Oxford Dis
,rict. 1t only requires the I" long pull,
thestrong pull and the pull altogether"
to ensure their election. A. they are
friends to free trade and against embar-
COS and non-intercourse as they al
ways have and will continue to use
their best endeavours to obtain a revival
Of commerce and continuance OF peace,
SO that We farmers may he able to sell
our produce for a good price, and are
themselves deeply interested in agri.
cultural pursuits, we are determined
v give them our united support.
A FARMER.
Paris, March l6.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
EOR SIZE.

Ia A Schooner of about 40 tons bur-
kxfNkyA then, the hull Of which a. well as
f3NH the rigging, sc is in good repair
Xiykfs and may be fitted at fmaIi ex-
ss.ssgs pence. For particulars inquire
as above. Portland, Na,sb 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
TAKE NOTICE !

THE fubfcriber having removed to Co,5ss,
gives notice tina, his accounts are left at
the itore Of Henry F. Dupee & Son No. 6,
Muheys Row, where thoie indebted are re.
quelted to call aud adult the fame immediate.
ly. HENRY =. DUPEE.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

The law for rafting the Embargo es,siaii,-
(every thing seems now to be done PARTIALLY
affords no reid to the citizens of the DIT.
trif of Maiae-whle the Southern States are
enabled to dispofe of their ftapIes-Georoia.
being bounded by sPanifh Province, viii,
through that Province, enjoy zImoft a free
trade, while the towns on our eaffern frontiers
continue cruelty deprived Of all commerce, and
annoyed by military force. by the non-
intercourse fyffem,fhe dealers in lumber remain
without market for that important article
and Congress have only RATED them for mo.
nent with falfe hopes, and dropped them a.
gain into mifery and defpair The purchafed
city of New-Orieans Is privileged, while our
old territory, Eairpor, Is deilitute of the com.
mon immunisies of other towns in the Union.
PsHaassn.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

TravfL, thru Spain q Part Of Portugal,
with Commercial, ffatiiiieai and geographical
details. Illuftra,ed with modern map Of lhoie
countries.
Half 1po,d fsed spor o. esa, RE PET, u 1oo,ib
q sz,sissd ,sseilsefisn. Letters.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
For Sale or to Let,

A brick Store, in Fiih.ftreet, with cham
Der and cellar, with Dwelling Houie adj
joining, and may be had together or lepar'
ate.-!nluire OF THOMAS LEAVls,
No. 3, J0e', ,Rszr
Portland, March 90.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

he tait drawn bland oil every aay draw
ing entitled to 100 dollars, and alto every IF
tieth number on the Ian days drawing, (exsept
the Ian drawn number which is provided for
above) entitled TO 100 Sollars,
Five hundred numbers viii be conii6ered
one days drawing, and the fortunate blanks
determined accordingly.
The drawing will commence, at Boilou, on
the fuesfy;6y7b dav OF May next: after the
fifteenth Of iaid May, tickets in the hands Of
vendors, will be eonGdered a. retained a, their
rifque, and rife to dolls SO cts, Tickets
unfold may be returned to ei'her OF the Man
ayers, MeiIrs. Gilbert and Dean, OF eolton,
or Mr. liAiah Thomas, 'gn oil Wofeeiter.
Prizes lefs than GOO dollars will be paid in
thirty days; Of 500 and 1000 dsllars in hx,y
days; and the highelt plise in ninety days at.
ter the drawing is competed, ." ss'rsaf tasA
6iat
Prize, not demanded in one year after the
drawing 10 completed will not be paid.
Tiekets for fas by II, Managers, aad az
the uiual places.
SAMUEL. PORTER,
ELIJAH DIcKISsoN,
ISAAC ABpeCRoMBIF, 4fazsgsri
SAMUEL. F. DICKINSON,
JOHN HASTINGS, Iua.
february rs, 1909.
Tickets and Quarters in tLa above Lottery
for fi,e by
ISAAC ADAMS,
No. Z, F.S FRET
~ Prize Tickets taken in payment.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
For Sale, EeIsA az Caar!sI..

TIE Schooner COLUMBIA,
eighty four tons burlhes, high
deck. She is a hfe good veifei-
having been thoroughly repaired
and well formed, and can be IA,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

for fea Immediately, at triiling e'pence 81
has good room for forage, and Is well ca
culated for the fouthern or Wei India Trade
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20
Central H6arc
Trauels in Spain.


JUST publi1ied, aud for fale at the BOOK
4 Store of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1809-03-20

THE copar,ncrflip Of Nor. y R'f."'s'.
] Houie- Rights. is this day dinoived ny mu-
,uai cmfen,. DANIEL fcfE.
M,,ch II. DANIEL ROBINSON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-04-05
AMERICAN ELOQUENCE.
SPEECH OF MR.. GILES,

DELIVERED IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED
STATES, FEB. Is, 1909,
In support of the Resolution, moved by him
on the 3th of the same month.
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N O L I C E.

sNH E subscriber by new arrangeme4
d made with Mr.. JoseM Cozving, has
honor to inform the ladies and GENTLE;
of Alexandria, that he sees himself ther
enabled to facilitate them In the useful
quirement of the FRENCH LANGUAe
in reducing his terms to Three Dollar
quarter, payable monthly, at which tel
he will teach two hours every day, SatuT
excepted, at the Academy Of Mr.. 1oS
Cosaitg, in St. Asaph-street.
He will also attend one hour day at 4
Dollars a quarter, payable monthly, thtI
who wish to be attended at their houses.1
TRANSACTIONS made In English, FREY
German, and Italian, at moderate price
F. TschiHelya
Apply to himself at his lodging, ind v
Queen tavern, or at the aforesaid AcadenI
june "a. laWT
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assral,orta DaiIp 0s5ette.
SATURDAY, JUNE "a.
COMMUNICATIONS.
SHEEP STEERING.

At time when general spirit appears
TO pervade our country for. the encourage
ment of domestic manufactures, and as IN
separably connected with ii, an attention to
the Improvement of our breed of sheep, any
information on the subject must be accept
able, particularly to the agricultural part of
the community.
On Monday the seth uls. gentleman in
Upper Freehold, Monmouth county, shear
ed from eleven yearling Ewes, some of
which had lambs, 81 IA lbs of clean wash
ed wool which is more than 7lbs. or.
per sheep-the weight of three of them pre-
vious to being sheared. (the only ones
weighed and after being washed and tho
roughly dry, was as follows .--1oobs.-
oSlbs. and 111lbs. A few days before a
gentleman of Nottingham, in Burlington
county, sheared from full blooded Meri
no Ram, albs. Il OF. of wool: he was al
so washed, and weighed when dry, sslbs.
1t Il to be wished that more general in
formation was given from different parts of
the United States, of the weight of fleece,
and comparativevalue OF the different breeds
Va o>tSN . ttAS S"oo SStOFC dHuUGQ IL, WEIC
from the improved Dishley or Blackwell
breed.
Any information given on this subject
ought to be as explicit as possible, particu-
larry stating wheeler the sheep had been
washed previous to shearing, as a consi
derable diminution of weight takes place in
that case. The Merino Ram here mention
e6, weighed before being washed e1lbs.--,
The gentleman in whose possession he is,
found from comparing the weights of seve-
raj ewes, before and after washing, that those
which sheared from to 1-2 lbs. Of wool
alter being washed, lost from 4 to lbs. IN
washing, the whole of which loss comes out
softae fleece.
We have been thus particular, from OBJ
serving that Mr.. Gusts, in giving an ac-
count of the weight of the different sheep
exhibited at his last Arlington sheep-shear-
ms, has not distinctly stated IN each IN
seance, whether they were washed previous
to siiearlng, nor whether they were weighed
with the fleece On or off.
(Trsntaa Fed. J