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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-30
WEDNESDAY, May %.

Mr. con presented peti ion from
Charles Turner claiming he seat Of Will
am Battles of Mass chuxe:ts and SIS, a
memorial fon ,und,y inhabna"ts IF the
III .trict. protesting agi,ns the tlec,ioa of
VIM. Bail'ies- Referred To the commits
tee of eI=et ons.
petition from sundry inhabitants OF
Newburyport, praying Tor the e ecton Of
a new ligh hous:. and petition from SUI
d'y me'ch ms o! Ph,lsd-lphia. praying
be discharged from certa,n penal .es incur
.ed II der the ambargo laws, were presen.
ted and referred to the committees OF com
merce and manufactures.
Nj. Randolph, after variety of intro
ductory remarks. in which he adyoca Ell
the proPrIety OF reducing he sand ng mil
itary force, and Of keeping a wa.ch!ui eye
on The expenditure of pubic money, sub
mtted The following resolutions:
Debate at length in the ne.rt .irsaa.l
Resolved that the troops raised by the
act of the h Apail, 1908 entitled an ACT
10 raise an additional military 70. ce, be i'm
medlateiy disba;. ded and that the unex.
pended money apprcpria ed TO tina, obleGt,
and also any baan.e of appropr IONS f,r
gun boats which may be unex pended, be
, applied toward, armng th- VIII lie body
OF the militia of the u. Sta es
Resolved, hat committee be appoin
ed 10 inquire and report whether he mo
iiies drawn from the treasury since the 81
OF March, 1901, have been faithfully appli.
ed TO the objects foa which they were ap.
propriated, and whether the same have
been regularly accounted for aud 10 re-
port likewise whether ony further arr ange
! menIs are necessary TO prsmote economy,
10 enforce adherence 10 legisia I'VE restric
tons, and To secure the accountability
of persons entrusted with The public mo
aies.
The ayes and noes were taken on the
question of considering he resolutions, and
II was carried UNANIMOUSLY.
Alter some discuss III the first resolution
was REFEREED To a COMMITTEES OF The whole
house, yeas 81 The a &c, and ,es were
taken Oh agreeing 10 the second e ;olu-
ton, and II was Carried UNANIMOUSLY -
ayes l34.
Mr. J. c. Jackson Immediately moved
10 reconsider this vote, fjr The purpose of
striking ont a part of he resolU ION. WI
he SAID nterfered with the du les of The
com mt e. of ways and means-,he house
agreed to reconsider il, ayes SIS, noes So !;
but before Inc had de.Isna ed The part he
wished struck ou!, motion was made 10
adjourn, and carried K ,hree O'Clock.
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FRIDAT, Nav Is,

Mr.. Randolph, after expressing HIS re-
gret that he had not been present when the
message from the President had been cur
uh and dissecfed after dwelling little
on the difficulty experienced by the COM
mittee which was generally appointed on
the military and naval establishments, ari-
sing from the pressure of too much bust
ness, aud from its having under considera.
tion two different and distinct objects, mo-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-05-30
GERM

AVA ~ ~
From heSDeiff Corranf, March oil
:" In Austria, all Newspapers pub.
lisheI in France, or the Confederati.
on of the Rhine, have been prohibi.
ted.
Some persons at Vienna consid-
cred the departure of Andreossi ia.
vourable to peace, and believe that
his presence at Paris may be servicea-
bic. At least, it is believed that hos
tilities will not be commenced ill the
receipt of the first dispatches af'er his
arrival at Paris from Vienut. General
Andreossi, on the 18th OF February,
had an audience of his NJ jesty, and
the day before hi. departure diued
with the Minister, Count Stallion.
" The King Of Nuremberg issued
on the 9th of March, an order IT, all
his subjects who were out of the coun-
try should return home, on penalty of
having their property sequestercd.
" 1t is said that the Duke of Auer-
stadt (Davous) is appointed Com
mander in Chief of the French army
In Germany, which Including the
troops of the Confederation of the
Kline AMOUNT to 80 900 men, & that
the head quHrtcrs are removed to
Wur zhurg; 'Eat the division of Boulder
&Molitor passed the Rhine bv Hunnin-
gen, and 10000 other Freuc troops
had entered the Black Forest by Knie-
bis aud that the division Of T.egrand
was to return from France, and repair
10 Naremberg."
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Aeturn To that city. One gent!emar
! atsemp ing to get there by stealth.
vas discovered, carried into the city :,
and there kept in conane nent during
the continuance of the difficulties.
Finding that his expedients to in
duce the Chinese to connive at or con
sent to his holding Mocoa, were in.
fectual. The Adj "iral abandoned
the enterprise, withdrew his troops &
left Mocoa for Bengal about the frs,
day of January last. As this was a
compliance with the conditions T. qnir-
ed by the Chinese, the trade with the
English was renewed.
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SEVILLE, March 3.

SEVILLE, March 3.
The Spanish army under Urbino,
Count OF Celloagar, is in high condi-
ton, and amounts to near 80 coo men.
LIS head quarters are Val de Penas.
The detachment under the Duke of
Albuquerque behaved with the great
est courage and steadiness in the af-
fairs OF Moro and Censuegra. The
caviar, particularly distinguished it
self. The army Of Cuesta occupies its
former positions, and amounts to near
twenty thousand men.
By the Protector, from Canton, we
learn that an expedition fitted out at
Bengal and Penang, under the direc-
ton of Admiral Drury, for the pur-
pose OF taking posse sion of Mocoa,
arrived in Mocoa Roads on the 18th
September last. Immediately after
his arrival the Admiral demanded of
the Portuguese Governor surrender
oil the place, which was pere rpiorily
refused him, and nothing far,herrre-
speeding 1t, than negotiations took
place till the Goth, when about three
hundred soldiers, with two or three
pieces of ar,iller, were landed and put
III possession OF one of the forts.
Previous to the landing OF The troops,
Admiral Dcury had made every pre-
paration OF the boats and men belong
ing 10 his squadron, for taking the town
by ASSAULT, to proven. which the Gov
ernor consented that there should be
no opposition to the landing OF the
troops, and that they might garrison
the forts, upon which, however, they
were not permitted to hoist English
colours.
The Chinese now interfred and
ordered Admiral Drurv TO leave the
pace, alledsing that he had made an
encroachment upon the territory Of the
Empire which could not be submitted
TO. He persisted in keeping his troops
on shore, and declared his determine
tion to hold the Town at all hazards.
In consequence, the Vice koy of the
province issued an order on the 25th
sept. forbidding the landing of any car
goes from, and sending any on board
the English SHIPS, Of which here were
between forty and fifty lying at Wham-
poa. An entire suspension of trade
stsued, and continued three months,
during which time the Admiral visi.
sed Canton, attended bv all the boats
and about two thousand men from the
ships. The object of this visit was ~
obtain an interview with the Vice-R ~
who haughtily refused 70 admit him
into his presence, and treated him with
contemrt.
On the ioth Nov. Admiral Drury
ordered all the Engl sin subjects to
qsit Canton in three days. and repair
or board the ships OF their nation at
NVhampoa. Ten DAYS after, he at
tempted another visit to Canton with
~ IA mes ana other boats of the
ieDt strongly armed, hut was driven
Blk BY the Chinese, who had station
ti so.n. Man ~ war Juncs FIVE or six
miles below the city, where the boats
wC.s hrei at and stepped.
f-From lais tine till the Goth of De-
eemoer, all communication between
Canton AMT The ships at Whampoa,
and al. supplies of provisions were
stri~rs Forbidden, and no Englishman
wss sSssrs4 - ..sna.a ia Canton, OF
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WASHINGTON CITY. Nav as

The following, are the names Of the gem
tlemen who compose the Standing Com
mittee, of the House OF Representative
appointed agreeably 70 the decision Of
that body on Tuesdiy last:
COMMITTEE OF Elections. --Messrs. Find
ley, Clay, Sturges, Troup, Taylor, Van
Rensselaer,, and Gannett.
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PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY
Att O'CLOCK
Consols, fer money, 81 SIS 1-2-for
acc. +? IL 8-5-Omnium i-2 pre-.
Excheqaer Bills, As. SIS. prem.
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PETER HAYES. Secretary.
NV "a.

Ticket No. 3le9 first drawn number 2sth
day of drawing, entitled to 5000 dollars,
was sold at G.. add Il. WAITE's Truly
Fortunate Lottery Office, in Maidenlane to
To a gentleman of this city.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-13
NJ IN U T E S.
FR1pAY, FEB. 10.

Mr.. Jer. Morrozo from the committee
on the public lands, reported bill for the
disposal Of certain lands III the Mississippi
territory, claimed under Spanish grants, and
reported by the commissioners as antedared
and for other purposes. Read twice and
referred to committee of the whole on
Monday.
The house then resolved itself into a com
mittee OF the whole on the bill making sp-
preparations for the support OF government
during the present session.
The blanks being filed up, the committee
rose and reported the bill with amend
ments. 1t was Immediately taken up by
the house.
The bill as agreed to was read twice, and
ordered to be engrossed for third read
ing,
The house went into committee of the
whole on the bill concerning associations
for the security of navigation"
3 Considerable conversation took place on
this bill.
Sone amendments being proposed and
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-13

nan talked Of " Billingsgaten --s,a
sir, if it does not consist il a5.isino.5 Fse,
sident Of the q. S. under the PRIV -. Y
this house, accusing him OF duaiisijtg y q.
calperRdy s falsshood, in whatao,siii I'm, ~
The gentlemen himself INDUCED IN ss ,'se
house slang" derogatory the digaitsas5s
house, Tor the executive OF this pa INV
such, is entitled 10 respect, and il is se,s
lous here, covered by the canopy of ;Ass .'
stitution, to assail his reputation, sccus, :,
condemn, AID execute 1t in one breath, y
the gentleman says he shrinks not G.
comparison with any one. Sir, most ~
tainly he can lose nothing on colaparra1
with aay man Notwithstanding he voiS
gain much by comparing him wita 40
tlrman. He Las made attacks on the ey@
tive and this house which have en1ea,,
ed to prove were unfopnied. A formal !
lioerate, preconceTted speech oftwo bcn
length was MADE by the member pretrr1
solely On the basis that this house had h.
| deceived themselves, ard had deceived 1.
! people, and were attempting still furtAe
practise deception. Can the reputation +,
man who does these things in times h
this, in times Of great and accamulats
peril, be injured by any that can be add
| to what himself has said /! l think not. 7,
melnbeg says, the sting OF his remati
ruth, lis that that wounds, and brca4s
ii he feels Pity for rs. Sir, DO nots
| feel pity for him, feel contempt
contempt and nothing more--his reaaai
have no sting, sir--,hey caEno, yquas
the shafts q his malice are b,unt-ihyy \
not penctrate--they ia:l Harmless At
feet Of those agaizs, whom they are Pon
they are stepped in ftlsrhood-.h:::4
no sting, there is no truth in them
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fonted the committee rose and iepo' 80
Il bill with amendments.
Ir was read twice and ordered to De en-
pSssed for a third reading tomorrow.
MIR. Ne1utoa from the committee OF com
1Irce and manufactures, reported Z DiiA au-
tbrisinc the accounting officers o. the lreag :.
s4y to give credltto certain Collectors = s, -
ehwbacSs paid by them to owners o. hsil-
II vessels. Read twice and referred 70 a
cnmittee OF the whole on Monday.
Ir. Dana laid upon the table resolution I,
sto|dmit within the bar, judicial officers ana
soElemcn who have been members OF Ell
ltb house of Congress.
! The house then adjourned.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-13
BARBADOS

Bridge am, L'ec' IT, q HIS "T@
been boxing with soiicitlda to tie DOC:
ado Of Nyartin:que, IS collateral viii oa
measures meditated upon it with r:r1 y
see, either {: from the sup srior good iorta%
Of the enemy, or by q fatality Attending ts
efforts Of our navy" the Object almost t74
erated, The fact in few words is-C'n
derabie succours have been thFown ID.
Martinique !. and this too, notwiths!n'
ING we have been long apPrized that thee
ncmy was expecting the arrival Win o;s
of the vely vessel which has now elua-d
our vigilance and given him supply
5000 barrels Of provisions, and a rcD!.9E@
ment Of 200 troops. Bat We sh2ll tell ON
more in detail as we have heard IT,
The Amphitrite French fTs"ts ''la'
from Cherbolyg on the 18th Nqy' III co.,
,any with the jsino and Vents I'%o o o.
t.igates) all with troops and provisions, y
the Sd Dec. in ia:. 20, the AnphIn'' Dr.
ing previously separated from her coas"o''
fell in ,sith he ships Lord CranstGaa "
L5.dia, IF and from liverpool, bound 10"
Kits sud St. Croix. the LYDIA was mr.
diately captured and the L. Crans''n a.,
a short bur spirised resistance soon a'tSI% -,
so surrendered. The Amph,trlte haV'HY2%
50 taken a Poriuslesc schooner from ~
bon bound to Liverpool, wh;ch fh7, o! !.:5
nur her crew with those Of thc two D''':~
vessels amounting in all to 80 person, !
Guiding three ladies passengers OF 'as =,
Cranstoun) on board an ha'erlaa' .y.o
bound to Baltimore: and having aiso 9a., r
the LYDIA, kept the Lord Cranst2aa ~ ). ~, =.
panv, with the positive instructions ,gJ r.
officers given in charge Of her 70 a'o sl n
every possible means a separation; Az i.,,
the event Of doing SO by Subsequent o' .,.i
~. from unavoidable accident 70 pFoS ~.
without delay 10 Martinique but a'g Land a
per appearing Oh her arrival Of that d i',ad
he was then 70 endeavor to Set las' oa ~ s..
loupe, falling there to pfocesa ,,rt he
Domingo observing, at whatlyel p P
arrived, Immediately to pat ch's 5, Vn nroyi,
prize under the especial care OF ,r the pre-.
sional governor ofthe place. ll;Ir =
cautions have, however been unaVall ps9 in
t the Lord crans.oun partedby a'e ne. and ID
squall, on the night of the 1 i1tn 20 ,' ;nsuuc-
on the goth proceeding according TO 70 ~ t, viii,
tons to Martinique, fell in oil rms" a,a gas,
part ofour blockading squadron y aI by the
we are happy to state, re-caplal.N n here,
pom,ee and the Fawn, and SEM III
where she arrived ON THURSDAY
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NETWORK, FEB. 10.

Arrived British brig GEORGE Preqs,
5.ittle, 20 days from St. Kits. Lei o
American vessels there. Flour u doaH
lumber GO. On FRIDAY evening IN sistd
the light house, spoke schr. from ChsdA
ton ter II. York.
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PHILADELPHIA, Ft5rparq 10

Swedish sloop Robert, capt. Henry /
DAYS from St. Bartholemews, h2s arWetT
the Delaware. Capt. Henry has layourclr
with West India Gazettss d a late Cat:
from . nc Of which we copy lae toiIo0%
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From Salvo's Travels;

could not help inquiring after the hus-
bands of some Of the ladies at wilma; and
was answered, that they generally lived at
their estates, or in other cities. 1t was ma
tural to infer, that the sole object of matri-
mony was merely tina: ofpreserving the IN
heritance of the family. When once the
heir is born; the husband and wife live sepe-
rate ). and to render this perfectly unob]ec-
tionable,, the lady is allowed the exclusive
enjoyment of all her property. This con-
vention is so strictly adheredto that, at the
house of countess, where lhad frequent
" dined, the husband, on coming occasion
ally, actually paid for his board and iodg-
ing thers.
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NORFOLK, August H.

Arrived, brig Experiment, Dickson, Sc
days from Madeira. Left there June Z,
ships Cornelia, Pursel William P John
son, lie Breton 49,, Lewis, Of Ajexan.
dra--brigs Eliza, Brown Petersburg ::
Hero, -, n. York; Hannah, -- PHI
ladelphia-sch'r Yarmouth, Blackmore ; &
three o,her schooners names not recollected.
Spoke, July 27, Spanish brig Francisco,
from Boston bound to HAVANA, 3 days out
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the remarkably short passage Of "a DAYS
from L'Orient, which place she left on the
9th Of July.
Mr.. Maliby Gelston, is the bearer of des.
patches for government, and proceeds to
Washington this morning.
Captain Ward has obligingly favored the
editor of the Mercantile Advertiser with a
file of Paris papers to the 18th of July. The
dates from the French army in Germany
are to the oath of June, and comprize the
22d bulletin, at which time the emperor Ma
poleon had his head quarters at Vienna. --s
The town Of Raab capitulated on the 23d
June to general Lauriston, and the terms of
the capitalization occupy nearly the whole Of
the last bulletin.
We learn verbally, that no battle had tax
en- place between the French and Austrian
grand armies, since the 21st and 22d May,
but that both the emperor of France and
the archduke Charles were reinforcing and
concentrating their armies and that great
battle was shortly expected to take place.
We further learn that the emperor Of
Russia hadsent three large armies to assist
the emperor Napoleon, Zone of which was
commanded by the prince Suwarrof, pro-
badly arelation Of che late general Suwar-
row of Infamous memory and that they
were marching through Gallacia on their
way TO the French army, Prussia had not
declared against France.
Mr.. Washington Morton had arrived in
Paris with dispatches from our minister at
the court of St. James for general Arm
strong.
We are further informed, that two or
three American vessels had recently arrived
at Amsterdam hut we are ignorant whe-
Their any change has taken place in the de-
crecs of France favorable tothe interests of
the u. s:
! Captain Ward has requested Us to state,
that from the time of his arrival in lori
ent, until his departure for New York, he
has received the most polite and friendly
treatment and attention, from all the off,
GERS Of government there, as well civil as
military, and he wishes to avail himself. of
the FIRST opportunity. to make his grateful
acknowledgements thertor.
The Paris papers we have received do
not contain any intelligence worth translat-
ing, except the French Bulletin, which we
shall commence the publication of to-mor-
row. They reach to Number %, and the
last is dated Vienna, the Oath June.
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Nkw-YoRk, August 8.
Latest from Portugal.

The brig Orange, capt. Hathaway, arriy-
sd at this por, yesterday from Oporto,whleh
place he left on the asth of June. Capt. II.
Informs us that the British and Portuguese
Armies were at Branco on the oath June, IN
Pursuit the French army under gen. Vic
Or. M. Soults army was said to be in Spain
Except GOO of his rear guard and 80 pieces
*o'eannonwhieh had been taken by the 3ri-
'sh army. On the cath and eth. of June,
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BosToN, august i.
LATEST NEWS.

Extract of letter from Halifax, july %.
The inaexible GA, las just arrived from
England. She sailed from Spithead the
18Th ult. The latest London papers,reeelV-
ed by her, that have as vet seen,are to the
18th. :.
Three Prussian Gentlemen had arrived
with dispatches for the British government,
as also Russian messenger.
William, duke Of Brunswick, has IS
sued proclamation from his head quarters
at Titan, of the date of the 2ist May, de-
clarinG in favor of Austria, and calling TOR
the assistance of all classes of his subjects.
In the House of Commons lord ii. Pet
ty moved for the further papers respecting
American affairs. Mr.. Canning replied
that those laid before the house, Wills
letter of instructions, and the late cores
) pondence between Mr.. Ersklne and Mr.
Smith, were all that at the present moment
could, with propriety, be laid before the
house.
After some debate, lord Henry Petty
withdrew his motion.
You will, no doubt, think that
some important event is commenced with
the embassy of the Prussian and Russian
messengers to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES you may
anticipate complete spirit OF reaction on
the continent-and BONAPARTE be yet
Shocked in his Unsuitable ambition"
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SHIP

ARRIVED,
Schooner Providence, Capt. Jones, 10
DAVIS from St. Kitts-Rum and Molasses-
Bayne and Cartwrlghts'
Called at Martinique and treated very
politely-heard Of nothing of the capture OF
American vessels by the British
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IL. Mace. contains the following M
i to-. $50 London dates to the ION
io1.'. nave reached this place-thev advise,
unN pnnanarte's army had evacuated the
s .i, ~ e Inder Lobau, and returned again
!. 'S'a az Vienna side of the Danube with Sc
= - l,,ss: that the Austrian official account
" y he battle of the twenty-6rst and TWEEN
:. second May, as published at Stockholm,
The loss Of the French at 10000.
' LAY, he archduke Charles had addressed
defamation 's TO the army, in which ne IN
ss 6 his troops that he shall divide their
ICES ICES and by constantly harrassing the enc
,~s =. prsven, him, at any time, from attack
~ more than small division this is tho't
b wise and iudicious plan, and more
sslrulatrd TO harrass his numerous adverse
r,rs than trusting the whole to the chance
e any one important action.
S /. There are various reports Of battles
.,bseournt to the 2sd May. Prussia is said
: s. coming forward with an army OF 40 or
.ooeo men the dake Of Brunswick is al
s,;,l % have raised his standard in 'Saxo-
= :, and 70 be daily strengthing his party
! Sa'oorl S,hin is not dead, as WAS reported i;
~, On the contrary has augmented his tore
s very considerably
Extract ola letter received BY the ship Bro
M MN esbt Singleton, dfriUedat Ph1laael-
ah;a in 40 days from Cadiz.
ssTh. AFFAIRS Of Spain go on gloriously.-
i. E,eneh have been beaten in every at
'"e :. - he natrio,s for several months past.
y , t,ri Of The grand army led into SPAN
- Ron Ronan,rte, there are very few left, and
", are irving TO retreatin every possible
49, 's, Bat few OF these will ever get out OF
,his coun,ry--they are all scattered, into dill
s sas narts holly pursued by the Spaniards
and diving Of hunger heat and fatigue
From the PHILADELPHIA Register.
rvtr,e, Of letter from an intelligent gen
,lrman in Cadiz, to his friend IN this CT
~ dated MAY 81, 1909.
). Since writing the above, we have 9th :
.;;,I accounts of the dertruction OF Souls, s
,asa 80. who. however, escaped himself with
49,, 49, g his army from the British, aud tell
& w;,b Romano, to whom we are assured
he surrendered. Wellesley is marching on
w;b 10000 Englishmen, against Victor,
who we are in hopes will be taken between
49, and Cnesta. in which case he may ex-
meet complete defeat.
"A more glorious piece of news how
ever, is contanedin paper when | en-
close YOU, being q proclamation OF the go
yerpmrut. informing the public OF their IN
teusion to call Cortes. This is what was
wanting, and all good men have been wish
;po for. It is understood that Spanish A.
merica will be admitted toa free repreesen.
,ation in proportion to her population"
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e. AlexandYaa Theatre.
August 2.

THE Friends and Patrons of the Drama
are respectfully informed, the above Theatre
will OPEN for the season on THURSDAY, the.
10th of AUGUST, with favorite Comedy,
and a Musical Atterpiece, as will be express
ed in a future advertisement.
p" Several NEW PIECES will be bro't
forward as early as possible.
july 25 =