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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-23

f.at;ons. The rsaonstrances
IL fs' a snIsinls Of our minister appear to
ID con treated with contemptuous 81
b.ss Sssn .,sraysd only with new outrages )
i.sss, o. a. i last TO have abandoned AL
"A 3 Ss' .r,,ees.sion Of Influencing that go
G5' ~. ~ diplomatic representations J;
,sraglel. sita 20 the wisdom and tbs spi-
{ = Aa d. S. to adops such othermeasures
I! oiiii's 'nrcessary 70 cause their rights TO
sa''l - s,rg. While France shall maintain
bs'ssPS.s.,,e ..:3,,.s Indifference, and these
bis coz rsro5itions, i appear. hardly posi-
lDsilS .. ~, .ng a1eommodasica sim her,
i r. i'.. +, not t..r.lis.l tie honour, aud en-
sSi'l ~, ,,s...;n.iepenaence ofour country.
'9sS. Int ~ ii G. Blitala, there appears
" , 49, documents . b. a disnos'lioa TO
llf9 a.. .4 ! good understanding with this
.a'-.S atv haze manifested Strong
leul" : ,s.,Ae asoncr.as..S ior injuries that
I''a' ,,., ,,ilathorised aud uninteatioaal
W. - ,,jii,,st s..c respective rishtss& claims
~ =, 80 sa,;ols o. such :: bass is 70 pre-
Q + ,,srs Collisions. L these dispositions
- 49,. arr s!.scs:s, and we.de tot scc n
si-~ ,,ae,,,s,tays any reason to doaat taei2'
- .'..,,y. iney S..oa.d undos.5tedly 'be met
-. ,a.gsst,o,l..ie;lr disposition on our part.
- esy,.:..l. iarn'sa aa opportunity L a.
-, ! aeg,oa:,tloa, wltnoat any sacrlhceos
s 49, se..,,aentor !4lIepe4la-a .ce.iags,
jus t.e;;2...t..rc have great confidence taas
4. nCe3,,i..ion contacted III 4 lair, ina
'-nsI a.l.. saatil maaaer, would speedily
.9-. b ;lao..y bstween the two ce-ali>s.
Transferring tue di,Screl.. decvecs aad or
i. 4 ,sI.,ce ard Geat Britain, it IS
Sya, ,h.t t.ose of the former hsve
bro uniformly FIRST IL order q 1iac and
rs. INJURIOUS IL thcir na1qre.--
M cysa Il .l.os: naaons We're, as has been
sas!a.cs asserted, CT the lnoss perfect g
e.,lY N his reSpect, and If tn conduct
&, Ef.rnished such > cause OF war as
/ tosdI saye only tie choice ot cur adverse.
\ sy,rg mo;ire Of policy would induce
Ibc Jlf.A.sa States to select France Tor her
ocuN Without condc5cendiag TO calea-
le gilh precision the comparative ability
saaJss lWo n;siSns TO iajure and ANNOY
i lis country, tie present statesof the "oilil
sausd drrldc Our choice. In che event
VIC should have the sasisfactioa cfaiding in
tat glorious struggle row carried Oh IN
Europe aSSs;as: ll,r tyranny Of France; and
assisting to maintain LIE caUse q that
ave and gallant nation which has lascsy
hOwn Of the yoke Of her opgressor and
GGcavas among the hrst-to proalota cur
Is4oGs in i Ike cause. Ia lnr.orher case
ssaOuld Immediately be 4g.ayed CT thc
E.e Q! gEr2nse we should necessarily al
gigantic strides fher cmneror towards
aaSsrSl domination, and assist ID ami
hlnS the independence OF i.aiions, AMI
& heedom Ct the world.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-23
From tie freeman's Journal.
THE SPANIARDS.

\ number Oh our democratic editors sup
ported with no little zeal, the cause OF tae
Spanish Parrots, while their prospects were
brilliant. Dazzied by What they deem the
rising Sun, which darts its morning beam
upon Madrid's ioilsst towers, these gentry
are now lukemarlp III the interests Of iratn
.>nl Freedom.
Ah! what is Friendship but name,
A charm that luils to sleep?
T. shade that follows Wealth and Fame,
And leaves the wretch to weep
There is enc exception
Among the faith!ess faithful only ne.
Mr.. Eaton (brother Of the celebrated General!
Eaton, editor Of lhe .torlh .S!4r, VOL ut
Vermont paper, closes a summary OF Spanish
ness with the toiloHias paragraph, winch
contains much of the true .hre # be .lhlnt
Although the Patriots may have NO efficient
aid from the English, we yet anticipate, itoin
The proves oil ,ae Sp4niards ia the South,
from their courage iii TIC reHc0unters at oa-
rago$sa, Catalonia, Arragon, &c that bona
p5,lie VII fnd in his iancled shert many oo-
stnate saa.s with which 10 contend MAdr!o
and III the CT It's gfthe pain may fail ali easy
prey to his rapacity bat those WAC J4ee 10
me ,nol1ifain8 will be an incessant thorn rank
ling in his side, and we are not yet without
our hopes that it may touch his heart.
Exberimeatql Ptilos1bhy.-in. this de-
partnent the French have lately display
ed great humanity as well as ingenuity, as
appears by the following extract from pa
per presented to their philosophical soci-
ety.
.sGentlemen-On the 27th May, 1893,
at nine il the morning, the weather beng
very serene, I cat OF the entire heads AMI
horns of 90 snaiis, and OF IL OF the naked
kind, without shells, Of dark brown co.
lor; at the expiration of Is days two CT any
snails Showed the rudjnents of new head,
and began to feel their antenea, or horns,
began to bud they were in good health, but
did not lcnethen their necks when they eat /;
hlr nv naked or ufshelled snails died the
remainder Of the unshellsd cnes crawl a
bout, and climb up a wall thsy also length
en- their necks, but the head has appeared
on one only. have great hopes OF apply
ing the experiment to some other animals
with che same success, shall send you an
account Of any further success | may meet
With
,Mote.-I believe the vital principle to be
in certain Joint in the neck, and that had
not severed the heads in that particular spot
in those which died, bat shall try to ascer-
tain it.
Siuce the above has been made public IN
Paris, thousands OF young ANTAGONISTS are
searching for the joint which, contains the
principle Of life, and millions OF unfortunate
snails have been decapitated. Another ma
tura.;st and anatonst has begun to behead
frogs, bus the success of his experiment j.
1 not known.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-23
JUS Z RECEIVED,
January 10.
Ertrcc. ofan .4ct fs!e Corforction Of .dleS
mi ILL far Ire srti1lrnlShnlellk 1f Nire
March %.

Ertrcc, an ,9et qf tie corforc:i0n Of .dlsS
.cnd. Ia, for the srtiagulShmeMt Of Fire.
Section 7. II any person who shall be pre-
sent at any fre shall Neglect or refuse to obey
she order or direction Of any officer who shall
he appointed ty any fire company now estab-
lisas i, or which may be hereafter estal lish-
ed, knowing him To be an officer, such per-
son sh,.i iorleit and pay tie sum OF FIVE dol
lars Provided the namc Of such Gllicer Shall
have been Hsst published in enc ofthe pqb!ss
papers,
.At.a stated meeting Of the Relief Fire Com
pany, held at Mr.. a. GorGon's tavern, ON
Thursday evening, March 2, 1909, the
following members were duly elected OTIS
GERS for The ensuing Year, w.
,WiIi!iam Harper, lst,
Thomas Preston, I'd, SCommasdeF.
Gnr,cn Chaplin, Cd
Thomas Nowell,1
John Young, Sub Directors.
T. Mars;eller,
Mark Butts,
Nm. Patton, Jun. poonlator.,
James Anderson,
Charles Slade,
Villain Newton,
Robert Anderson, Trustees.
John johnson,
THOMAS VOWEL, 7reasartr.
Joshua RIDDLE, CEerk.
March IS. st
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F-5a tie Fedsral Republican.
TPtDE 70 H4TTL

r. lletesia5c sGbserYiency CT fir. jet-
tcraon and his party to the views OF France,
is slrisiugly n.al..s.d By The construction
given 10 the Nsa- Intercourse, n des:o.at.
ing the dependencies Of the bei.iGerents.
'Eae Haytian ratica is as Independent
people as any On the globe, and deserve
vi. % DC estceEed SO, IS they are TIE only
people who have efectua!ly resisted lie
arms u the European scous9e. The French
government i,s-lt BY formal proclamation,
lghck is entitled to as much respect as the
treaty OF peace wherein the king OF La6-
land acknowledged the American colonies
10 be md pendent, recognised the people OF
EIayt; ,o 81 free and independent. They
have bgavelY fought and defended thrii' free
dom, uni thvy have driven fcoGa their
i-i>,ad every .:syrnidon OF Fran e. Why
are we not permitted &c. trade with them /!
- p,cseEt lie king Of the customs declines
aa opinion IS to tilc.. independence, bat re-
serves 10 himself the right 70 decide hsFeat-
Ier. IL a,9;;.its the pleasiire OF ms impc-
i-iail hi ghness Of France. Gen. y hi2Eers,
has 10 doubt given Mr.. Gal!.sln to under
stanc, as he Old ppon terncr occasion,
tia. ta@ empGfor-h lis master would not con-
sent that thu United States should trade
With tAse biaehs. Is Il forgotten that soae
few wears back, HMs>. etstrson made lis con
gress pass a law TO prevent trade with 81.
Doi.4:n~o, because Gen. Irrfsau SAID 30
napaftt Gil no; wish tie United States to
hare iaterco.!rse with the Blacks. His ma
iestv has been 50 mach taken up with the
continental wars Of iace years, that he has
has. no time to bes.o@ lis thoughts upon
ST. Domingo lie is now to be asked IT hs
considers the Havtiaas as his subjects. Be
his decision as i may, It Will be acqHesced.
il. H- declared al! England b.ockaded,
ard the congress o. tie Z. S. immediately
passed d las 20 iegaIiz@ the act, and carry
| lis provisions into complete execution. Il
we may Judge from passed events, were the
United States declared to be colonies o.
! Trance, il would BE- politely asscnted to-
! Extreme. cowarJice betrayed by q false con-
s;ructioa Ola law will deprive our mes
chants Of the most proEtable trrde which
| they can carry on with any o. th- West
India islands.
! Pre- TRADE with Uayti.--,.r. Fawkener
presents his compliments to Mr. Pcltleir,
and qlaiats him rha, an order IN council
/ has this day been issued by his majesty, de
clariag thas those ports aud places OF the
island Of ST. Domingo, which are not IN the
/ actual possession of France, and from winch
the Bcitish flag IS not excluded, shall be
considered as not being il state OF hostia-
tv Wit. lis majesty, and that has majesty 5
subjects and others are at Liberty freely, to
trade thereat, in the san.e manner as they
n.ay. trade at neutral ports and places.
! Council Chamber, Whitehall, December
f a, 1905.
ca true copy
I. PELrIER, Agent o. Eayti.
The Al5aay Balance las giusn the fol'ozo-
i inc instructions jor. a Idem0cras'e] ae,orifs
in any le.gisiafipe 69ely.
E TFRoM a VERY OLD gooE.
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By THE LAST MAIL.
EALlIMOpE llarch 81

A'ived, Spanish schooner Fortune, Fer
Pallef' 70 days from susars-W.
s,'stsSla ana Sons, A packet schooner had
,n'sa there I'll March from Gadiz, which
Eis TiI arst February, no news had .rans-
\ w ~ rom her; the accounts were supposed
-"''0fsoie 70 tAe Spanish caess.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-03-23

The ABaay Ba'aace las giosn the folso.o-
me instructions jar a [dem0crasic]] "sg,orify
in any ks.isiaape 6ody.
FROM VERY OLD RooI.I :.
First-Neyer scatter your yoies-soS J
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
Dortla,,o,
Monday, May s, 1909.


The la.es. accounts from Europe furnish
Paris dates to the 18Th and London to the
c3d Of March. No events of much impor
lance have taken place since the evacuation
Of Spain BY tae English. Most Of the Span
ish patriotic armies have been yanqulshcd !,
bu, the people appear far from being dis
posed 10 submit quietly TO ksrg Bonapartc.
In Vigo the French were driven out bv the
inhabitants, and many Vi them killed Some
accounts mention that another English force
is to be sent 10 their assistance. The fate
of Spain depends much ON the proceedings
ofthe Northern Powers.
The prospect OF a war between france
and Austria increases ; 1t is said the latter
will be joined by Turkey.
Russia Is getting tired of her connection
Nth Frauce, and will probably take a neu.
trail s,a,d and is about negotiating peace
with Swedcn and Denmark. AT the last
astes Bonaoarte was al Paris, but was ex-
oected 20 set out Tor Germany IN a few
Tbe emperor of China IL is said, has EN-
braced tLs poplsh religion, and two nisnda.
r,as are on their way TO France, to eompii-
ul,mrnt bou.pasle and 10 homage to the
Pope. 49,,
A E.ench sqaalrcn ssam L'oaien', con-
s;s.,ng OF ,,ret sail Of the !ins and four tn;
gates has arrived in The Vcst.ind'es, and
are blockaded by Admiral coekraHe IN one
Q. those LANDS called the SAINTS rear Mar
Unique. .l'hls will proven. lhem from cap
turing AMERICAN We sells. This IS one N
s,ance la Width the wooden wall OF En-
,,laud s.e OF 10 injury TO the United STATES.
Accounts from the Wes,-lndies state, 1t Is
highly pr b.,ble the French s1uAdron VII!
he g .nlured :, the English.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08

from the Ion. Representative Ii Con-
gress from the District Of Lincoln &c.
dated, last Oct at Saco. II is not my
design TO remark particularly upon the
improperly OF mans electioneerlng
for himself. This is no new thing.
An instance of this sort can be named
aud proved, not only of one riding a.
bout the country to recommend him.
self and to calumniate his competitor !;
but of being paid for the service and
perhaps out Of the treasury ofthe State
For it was in the days, when 7. j.
Sk7nncr was chairman OF the democra-
tic central committee.
Iwish to know who the Hon. Gen.
tlerRan means by "Jct Political clergy
men ?" whether he have reference 10
.lIr. eastman OF Winslow, who, at his
request travelled forty miles last July
to spout farfy fioLties and who has
lately received the support of his poll
deal friends in the county of Kennebec
--or whether he had in view the more
eorfafeat Mr.. Benfiy Of Salem, who is
the known editor of a democratic paper
and wholly devoted to the interests oi
the Faction BOB SHORT.
Nav 5h.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08

Il. J -Tersoa and many of tie leaders Of the
democratic party IN this coao,fy. zealoasl.
cherished -
"a devotion 20 the fortunes ofany
foreign nation must be fatal to our inde-
pendence devotion to the interests
Of monarchy, founded in usurpation,
and consolidated by quest,would in
deed imply ,ota desitu,;on of COM
mon virtue or common Sense. Presen-
ting such hideous abyss of degr.dation
and ruin, as could not fail to sppal the
stoutest heart an honest American,
devoted to liberty and true to his coun-
try, would instinclively shrink from
inen who advocated such baleful coal
i,ion. he would justly infer that such
advocates were either the tools or VIC
tins of foreign corruption, or that they
were callous to all the precious ties
that produce a community of interests
among us. lie would avoid them as a
pesiilence, * prefer any alliance 10 one
with Them"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
Triumph CT Washington princi-
pies in Rhodc- Island.
NEWPORT, APRIL %

We are happy 10 say, the result OF
ourlats elections afford glorious demon
STATION that the cause Of Federal Re-
publtcanisrn has triumphed with more
thin its usul success and thus has
Rad fstalf again proved worthy of
NJ w. Eny'44i 5tsfsrhood. Rhode Island
has been true to herself and her best
interests She has acted upon, and sue.
ceedcd in, system ofauon, moderation
csmfromisr and coalition. Ia carrying
,ai3 system into effect there has been
no breach of personal fidelity.
The preservation OF the political
peace OF the State !; sincere wish 10
restore To social intercourse, that har-
mony and affection, without which lib
cry, and even life itself arc but drear-
ing things !" the hope OF defeating .
fiction VIM when in power, were turi.
ous Ia its exercise and who how depri-
we'd Of il are diving after 1t again with
the rage of madncn--these were the
honorable and urgent motives, which
suggested and Justified the ton,tron,ioe
ofthc presen, year, OF which, by being
adhered to with strictness and honor,
have ensured to correct principles a
splendid, important and peaceful victo.
ny.
The following we believe is correc,
statement of the Representatives from
the several counties -
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
Dle0,

Ar Concord, N. II Mr.. Galen II Fay, prin
ter, formerly of Haverhill, Mass.
At Dauville, VT. very fuddenly, Florels
Eaton, and Sophronia Eaton, children of the
Editor Of the paper called the North Star
Two other of his children remain sick of the
fame diieafe, which IS diforder unknown by
any perions in that vicinity.
la this town, Mrs Eleonora Cummings,
widow Of the late Mr.. ihos G. aged SO -
Capt Daniel Bartlett, aged %. Deaths in
Portland. in April Ian, four aeulls, four chil-
dren, bla x.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
Land Office.

THE fubfcribsr has opened AZ Odiss ia
= Portland, for the purpofe Of conducting
buGnefs relative TO Real Eflxe; and among
other things propofes the following, to which
he will dired his attention -
IN. To receive and keep regifry Of apPli-
cations for the fale, purchafe, leaie, or eK-
change Of land, Tor buildings) in any part of
the Diilria Of Name, whether CT townihip,
tracts, farms, or lots Of any quantity, large or
fmall and to aim any perfon who wifhes to
difpofe of fuch lands, &c. in procuring psr-
chafer for the fame and thofe who may with
TO purchAfe any. in procuring the fame.
2, To pay the taxes on non-reiident lands,
before they are fold by the collector and,
when il can be done to pay the fame before
they are advertiied for tale or when fold to
attend to the redemption thereof.
Sd. To give information 10 afeffo-s and
others of the owners Of any particular tracts
or lots, with the numbers thereof; and TO oh
tain Information Of the quality or value of al .
lands.
4,h. To give information to any who may
de6re it, when proprietor meetings or iales
Of land n.ould be advertifeo and to attend
fuch meeting or iales, az attorney or agen, for
any proprietor or others.
5th To inquire into the titles, and draft
conveyance Of any land.
9th. To ailit administrators, executors and
heirs, in tie fettIemens of eftaies and general
" 10 tranfa0 any buhneis within his power
refpetting Real Eazte, in which hrs afliffanee
may be required. - His fees will be moderate,
and in proportion to fervices to be perfoi l,ed.
: Morn. Where money is to be paid or ex-
penees incurred, he will expect j, to be ad-
vanced--and tie poftage paid Of all letters
addreiied TO him.
WILLIAM FREEMAN.
FOR SALE--Iu the town Of Portland, two
three ifo,y HOUSES, convenient and well
fituated.
Aks-Abous 10000 acres Of LAND, in
each Of the towns Of Steuben & Harrington,
IN the county of Wilmington. Payment for
part win be taken in improved lands. build.
ings or perfonal properly, or good fecurises
payable in one, two or three years.
~ II any perfon or perfons fhould incline
to go there with company Of feitlers, and
purchafe the whole or part for mere in the
town FRI mentioned, they may make il very
advantageous.
Ahe-For fale or exchanged for perfousl
property, fifteen hundred acres of LAND, in
the county Of Oxford lDiftriet of Name ad.
joining EAT Andover.- Enquire as above.
Psvfkssd, Msy s, 1909.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08

Trouble IN the Wgaap,-Wlile some oi
| the democrats boss, Ut the wonderful efiec,
which Mr.. Jeferson's embargo policy has
produced as II respects cur foreign affairs
Others are mad and Disappointed because
F. the country is moi likely 10 he involved IN a
war with England. D'he cry Of many Of the
! democrats not Only IN congress. but in the le.
gsaturc Of tins state WAS, 'let us have war
with England" This WAS opposed by the
iederallsts, as il was believed that Gre at.
Britain wished to continue ON friendly
terms--and in tine event Of war the Uni
ted States would have nothing 10 gain but
every thing to lose. II was commended by
the federalists that whenever the admins
tration would meet the question with cor
respondent disposition, there would be no
difficulty This 1t appears Mr. Madison
has done, by taking the very ground which
the federslists were ip favor OF and there
is no, u doubt if the business should still be
conducted in the spirit it has been com.
menced, there will be a speedy and AMIGA.
bic adjustment-and the President viii
have the appreciation Of sll true Americans
The federalists contend not for men, but
measures. Ii Mr. Madison pursues the pol
icy of Washington, he will nave their sup
port. AS to what our future relation with
France may be, it is impossible to say tho
IL is not improbable she will take umbrage
a, any settlement with England.
Have We then advocated peace with
Great Btitan because we wished for war
with France We answer no cur voice is
still for peace with that nation but let it
not be at the expense Of our independence
as nation. Ii Bonaparte refuses TO be ON
friendly terms, we hope Mr. Madison will
ads Il the same course John Adams did.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
NEW GOODS.
T. & A. Vinton,
Have JUN received an saorsmeat Of The
following
Spring and Summer Goods,

CUPERFINE and common black, blue, mig
y ed and light Caihmeres; military and buff
white do Patent Plans and sasinetts; cotton
florentne and Jeans Tsbby Veives. COM
mon do. and Cordureys; tonene.t, fa,:n. mar
faies and other vefiing; Calicoes of the mf
fstSisns5is Eyls-furniturss and Copperp'ate,
white and colored Cotton Cambr,es Britifl,
shlrting Cotton; Cambria and common Dim
Dry; white and figured cambria poke, Hand
kerehiefs; Luisriugs and sa,ins; elegant da-
r,alk elk Shxwls; common DO Go. nice and
common cotton do; black, white and cciofed
COTTON and worried Hole; long x ihort black
hIk Glover; black Bombazetts, shaooas,
and other auf goods; Table cloths; fix. cot
ton, and leather Braces Quality and Shoe.
bindings; O,i.eioths; hIk Umbrellas; Pocket
Books, &c sc. May II.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1809-05-08
NOTICE.

ldsg.,i OFF,, Ps,aa"d, My So, 1902.
THE AGeaors of the town OF Portland,
\ hereby give notice 10 the inhabitants,
and all other perfons liable to pay Tayes IN
laid town, that they will attend at their oiiics
over the Aisiys Bask, from the 18th TO the
goth Of May incluiive, to receive the valua-
ton of their Real Eitaie according to law
and they are hereby requeiled TO bring in
true aud perfect lifts of their polls, and the
iult value vi their real eitaes including in
this dileription, preparatory eita'es, and eaaies
in trua, which they were respectively poIed~
ed If, on the FRI day Of May init IA their
own right, or the rgh. Of others, impressi or
Mt iap,essj"
The inhabitants are requefted 70 noicc, that
the following fchedule contains all the taxa
BILE articles, and may ferve them as form.
{. Polls, the number from i6 years old
upwards.
Real Eaais. the JUN value under their}
own improvement.
"Money at iaterea, more than they pay}
inrereit for.
Bank Stock, held in any Bank.
/" Public Securities of all kinds, the JUL
value.
Il Account Of the value of goods, wares
and merchandise, Gock in trade, veilels
of all forts, with their appurtenances.
at home or abroad, paid for or not
paid for.
/" Horles and cattle. their JUN value
" Income from podefIion, faculty, trade
or employment, gained by land or iea
Ng--If the ADORE Advertisement he not
attended to, the Aileiio,s expect 10
hear no more complaints az er The Tax hiis
are inued for want Ct jrdgmsiis ia blooming
heir efta.es, Ass' D.