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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-22

r OTlCE.-The Trunk which was adyertis.
! = ed by the subscriber as stolen from the Ba-
Sun ON the night of the 2ist ut marked /. ID.
Lynchhnrg, Va. contained tie following articles,
w gold breaet-pins OF oval, octagon, and other
!"rms, with glass to each, some Of which are
lniaid with pear, others being plain and in tie
form ola key--gold earrings Of new patterns,
some oil witch are set with a topaz stone-aIso,
parcel of plain half moon hoop, do and some
plan hnger rings, with small red stone in each
books Of gold ieai-tortoiseshell corabs-tlack
tigh topped buttons, and silk cord 4 liberal
reward WA be gwen for the " hoic oftlIe articles
above mentioned, or handsome condensation
jor such portion ofthem as may be recovered
And should they be offered for sale, It is hoped
they will be stopped, and information given TO
IHOIh-4S Gun.
Angus. %. 4t
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4 BSCONDED from the Subscriber, ON the
a night of the 9TH July last, a Negro man
named stephen 20ycars old, FIVE feet, eight or
nne inches high. of tawney complexion, with
very remarkable scar, Oh the right side of his
forehead, occasioned by burn he carried with
nm sundry Clothes among them black t,u-
rantz coat, constitution cord pant,loons and two
Gotten shirts. The above negro was purchased
or Mr.. Joseph DeslieId Of Northumberland
County, TO which place suspect he will encica.
vor to get, his parents i've in that coun.
~: will give twenty dollars TO any person thai
VIII apprehend or secure him in Iaii so get him
again, forty dollars for his delivery 10 me living
III Brunswick County
PETERSON RAJYLINGs.
August % wS,ng
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UNAWAY from the Subscriber in Amherst
"a County, on the Oath Instapt, my noted Wa
ter-man Robin, Ie is between s. and 40 years Of
aget, ofblack complexion, has very hollow cheeks,
owing to the loss OF his upper, and jaw teeth. he
las been accustomed to ran the river from
Lynchburg to Richmond for many wears, and has
numerous acquaintances and it is highly proba-
bic that he will be harbored by some of them,
! will give reward of 10 dollars and pay I'LL ex
pences to any person that will bring tue said
Fellow 10 me, otherwise will pay dollars for
pu,ing hin IN the Jail OF the County where he
may be taken up.
THOMAS MOORE.
august %. 4w
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PETER TINSLEY, c. c.


In conformity with the foregoing decree, we
Shall, or one OF us, proceed to sell on the prsmi-
ses, uhder the dates hereafter stated the whole
vi the property embraced in the said decree viz.
On Friday, the 18th day OF September next, at
III o lock, a NJ. the three hundred and fifty a.
ores Land more or less, in Goochlsnd county, w.
ing on both ofthe branches of Tuckahoe Creek.
adjoining the lsnd and residence of col. Robert
n Saunders On the ensuing day, Saturday,
the 10th, in the city of Richmond, at IL O'Clock.
A NJ part of Lot No 500, and the whole Of Lot
No. 5?1, as designated and known in the plan of
the said CITY, which have been divided into eight
handsome Lots of 90 feet inches 4-1e,hs front,
each on the street, running back 163 feet 4 inch
es, adjoining the present residence of Nr Alex
ander Quarter, and separated from the residence
OF Mr. Joseph Galego, only by sixth street-A
survey OF which lots has been accurately made,
ana plan OF the same may be seen at any time at
the Vendue Office of Prossef & Noncure. The
ten Richmond Turnpike Shares, immediately az
ter these lots Sold and on the last of said lots
disposed OF; on the same day, Immediately there
after, the SAL of the said eight lots the nine lots
on ShockG Hill, near the tenement and residence
OF MIR Joseph Jackson and the same which the
nt1s'ate VIM Price, late register, purchased Of
Judge w ashington, Nos.
On the ensuing Monday, the 18th September, in
Henrico county, at IL o'clock, A. NJ the two hun
dred and eighteen acres Land, more or less, and
90 acres Coal Land, lying on Deep Rum On the
18TH same month, (Tuesday) at ii o'clock A. N.
IN the city of Richmond, the House and Lott, OH
the maIn-street of Shocke Hill, near the brick
building OF Mr.. Thomas White, commonly cal
led the Blue house, which the intestate purcha-
sed OF John Bretain, and on the day after (Wed.
neSday) the goth September, in the county of
Henrico, the truly desirable estate called Chan
hli', containing three hundred anil fifty acres
Land, with very good improvements thereon, si-
tuated about three and half IN les from the CITY
OF Richmond, being the farm formerly occupied
by ihe intestate VIM. Price, late register, and
now by Mr.. Peter Wilkinson, or so much thereof
as will be sufficient to satisfy the plaintiffs in their
respective claims, with the interest thereos from
the several days of sale, in the srder and on the
terms stated in the foregoing decree
JOHN PROSSER,
WIN. MONCURE, "0'n's.
August %. vvtlls
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WAsHINGfoN, August I8
r The Secretary u STATE Left The city yesterday
Cor Baltimore.
!, The Secretary Of the Treasury departed from
the city On Wednesday.
The Secretary ar VA, left this place for Boston
on Sunday.
Mr. Esskine the British Minister, departed for
Philadelphia on "Wednesday.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-22

~ We are authorised to state, that the
THEATRE, under the man
agement of Messrs. GREEN & PLAcIDE,
Will be opened early in next month.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-22

" lRGINIA HONES-may be had at n.
Hallam's, Archilaus Hughes, Prosser and
Moncure's, and several other places in this CITY.
and at John L. RObertson's and Miles Bolts. IN
Manchester, at from Is 6d to IS. They are fou..
on fair trial, TO answer better purpose for pa.
ting razor IN order, than any thing Bow to be
obtained. They are finest used With oil, and
quickest with water their dust, if scrapeJ OIL ia
fine for = strap Any ono purchasing, tn.t DONE
like, has LIBERTY to return theta and set his mo-
ney again, IL within 9 months
I'm. JHDR11ON
July 20. yswd
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-22

% Read the 9th No. Of John Q. Adams,
the last page. Every republican PRINT in the
S. should re-publish it.
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August %.


by Virtue OF two Deeds of Trust-One bear
~ ing date the 9th of November, 1904 Elk.
ecuted by WIN. Dalton to David Wood, as trus-
tee for the purpose of securing the sum oftbree
hundred and seven Pounds, thirteen Shillihns
and SIX Pence with legal Interest from the date
of said deed, due 10 NiHrod Brarham and Co
the other bearing date the 9thtof January, 1903
Executed to Marshall Head as Trustee, for the
purpose Of securing the sum expressed in said
deed, to NImrod Branham and Co the sum OF
ninety-nine Pounds, eleven Shillings, and six
Pence with legal Interest from the SOth Nov
1907, and to Nimrod BraniIam the sum of
six Pounds, six Shillngs and five Pence due
lst September, 1907 And further TO secure "a,
the said Nmrod Branhsm what said Dalton
may owe HIM at the close Of this Indentnre for
dealings. VIII be sold on Thursday lhe 7th dsy
OF September next-On the premises that valna.
BIZ Tract OF Land, wherein the said Dalton now
resides i'll the County Of Albernarie, bounded bv
the lands OF WIN. Marshall, Benz Robertson.
Marshal Head and Col. Thomas Dickersun, con.
tanning 400 acres; there is a considerable ouantitv
of said Land good low grounds. On The above,
Tract is dwelling house, aud other convenient
out houses the said Land will be sold according
to the provisions of an Act Entitled an Act Con-
corning Executions snd for other purposes oas
sed 3lSt Jan. 1909. The subscribers will convey
the Title to the purchaser or purchasers as vest
ID i'll them as Trustees only.
DAY[D WOOD, ,
MARSHAL HEABS ""'fee''
august % 4.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-22

There are lights enough before the public t
satisfy us, that Messrs. Erskine and Canning ar
directly at issue. The )" very Satisfactory" lctre
which Mr.. E. has addressed to the S. of State u
contestibly proves it.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-23
CONGRESS.
HOUSE or REPRESEMT.dTfYES.
MONDAY, May 29.
D f B A T T.

d T. b a i T.
On mr.. Randolth's motion for ahhroofng
the tate conduct Of the Ptesidert of me
U. States Continued.
Mr.. RandoLM having this morning called
Tor consideration of his motion, at a time
when the Speaker conceived it to be o,lt of
order, Mr.. X. appealed from the decision of
the chair, which was confirmed by the house.
Mr. II. then renewed his motion for consi
Iteration, which being then declared to be in
orderi was agreed to. The question being
on indefinite postpouement.
Mr.. Rdrdolth said it was no part Of his
intention now to enter into any thing like q
consideration of the great points supposed {,
be in dispute between those who approved
the conduct of the President Of the United
states, IN issuing his procIanat;ea, aud eiv
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-23
FReM THE ALBANY REs1srER. N. Y.

80. Who has the Azaiority no4v?
This question is answered by reference
to the Official re- urns in this paper, by which
L appears. that the average majoritics ofthe
senatorial votes in each district are as fol-
low:
nEsuBLIcAs MAJORITY.
Southern District, $40
Middle District, 8Oa-l6ae
FEDERAL MAIoRtrY,
Eastern District, sas
Western District, $50 SIS
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-23
LIGHT ARTILLERY EXPERIMENT.

Captain PETERS, with detachment of
two pieces of Horse Artillery, fred salute
at the Willow Grove, OIL the evening of the
18th instant, proceeded three miles down the
Levee, and fired second salute in the short
space of twenty-five minutes.
First salute fired in / min. 10 sec. slow
match.
Second salute fired in one minute-quick
match.
Three miles MISUNDERSTANDING the
limbering, men mounting and dismounting
from their horses, and unlimbering-nine-
teen minutes fifty seconds.
AN OBSERVER.
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Average republican majority in the state, 7s9

-. NEw-YoRx, June IL.
Yesterday arrived at this port, the u. S.
schooner Enterprise, Captain Trip, Com
fnander, from Norfolk. The Enterprise is
to be immediately dispatched to the Texel,
for the purpose of informing the commanders
OF Americaa merchantmen. what ports. in
the north of Europe they can proceed to with
safety.
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E.ftrdct Of q letter from gentleman IN
LHQuHe cOnnku. dated lLnu LIZ

wayne COUNTY, dated Nay Is.
81 was informed few days past, that in
the neighborhood of Colonel Newel's, Ia ci,i-
zen of Wayne county, that in large cave,
not far from his house, was found an Indian,
wrapped up in straw. At what time he was
there deposited, it cannot be ascertaincd /;
but the Indian appeared to be entirely uocor-
rupted. He had his natural appearance
his flesh had in great measure dwindled a.
way; his skin appeared almost to cleave tn
the bone, and to feel hard and firm: which
must have been so preserved. either by the
due and equal temperature of the subterfa-
neous air, or by some means of embalming
aud preserving their dead bodies fie was
found by a party in pursuit of a salt-petre
cave"
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-23
.NEw-oalnA Fans, May Is.

There is no doubt but the French will be
obliged to quit st. Jaso de Cuba, and all
that part OF the Island, as we'll AS Havana.
"A vessel which is in the river, announces
that two vessels sailed before her, and that
several others were to follow, with passen-
gers solely. No pillage nor act of violence
had taken place there, as at Havana. They
are to emigrate agreeably to the terms men
toned in the proclamation, printed in this
paper of the 10Th April. Motiteur.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-23
May 10.

A duel was fought yesterday morning, be-
tween Lieutenants Bowie and Haig, of the
U. States Light Dragons. The third fire
took effect on both sides. Mr. Bowie's
wound is mortal, and Mr.. Haig has his left
arm much shattered, near the wrist
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-06-23


Some doubts have been suggested as to the
liberation of american ships IN the ports of
France, from the embargo laid upon them-.rhc
power vested in general Arm strong, to regulate
their departure, and to zee thatbon,ls were Civ.
en- for theirproceedmg to the United States,
while it was an unexanpled evidence of conf
dence in the minister and respect for our gov
eminent, may, in the abuse that has been made of
1t, tend greatly to the future injury of our com
merce with Europe
That the American ships have left France *
certain that none Of them haze reached the u
S. is equally certain
In the San, ministerial print of London, we
find the following article
Falmouth, April so, 1909.
Arrived the American brig George, captain
RudEe, from Bordeaux len days. with brandy for
N. Orleans, stopped for orders''
This single fact proves that the American
vessels had free egress from the ports of France
on the 2eth April but it also proves that the
bonds given to our minister have beer disr egard.
ed.
What may be the consequence of this, those
who may make one good voyage do not care, but
Future occasions may arise in which good men
may suffer, by this breach of good fa{th.duyo-
fd.
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7577O57 q
Equal to dolls. 1444OI0
saft. Americaa.
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sn.aH farcefs ef York and Janes's Eioer
to6aeco haze obtained I'D a 5d--and Sfen,o,ed
7da8 1-2 her D.-Hheaf SUPPORTS the eri-
ces Of 14s6d a las '9dGer 70 TO-. III Other
articles 50 ftfie has been done. that no guo-
tafoa can be given sciih eeriainty. - =
:" Since The esfobi;shment Of oun Present
th''na. s:,e haze had occ2sio, 10 tsy before uon
Seperaf igfaorfaat changes IL, oMr market,
|6rising from n1ieIhecfed occurrences. The
su9jecs Of orr present 'comn,uaicafios, IN,
fhis resf,ect, stands harticulariy conspicuous
so titfte aid Che hnbtic anticipate, any re
larufion in me fioiiey ct our government.
mat measures Of increased ris'or were con
staered as cs.frcmeiy probable. Under This
turs4asion, ne infina,ion. qohich sras ei-
Ucn 6y tae Lords Of Trade, .aos received
.cish sui7Tsse and asfonishn.en. H. 4uos,
AoTueOer noe The Tess gratifying to perceive
fhe existence Of &.dishosifion TO restore in,
some degree. thdt freedom 10 commerce., of
7ohieh she hos been so long divcs.eG. NE
hofie the heriod saiit yer arrive, avhen The
fo1,ers Of Eurote, abandoning their ami
comnieroiai restrictions, SyiH BE actnafcd 6y
more S.ise and liberal tohcs."
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-. - ~ NORFOLK, June g.
The Haytian brig Victor, whose arrival
was noticed in our last, has been we under
stand. seized by the Custom House as a
French vessel, whose entry is forbidden by
law. This case will present an important
question upon the independence of the island
of Hayti 1t is.certain,y true that in ebedi-
ence to the Views of the late administration,
and compliance with the wishes of the grand
Emperor. our laws have said that St. Do
mingo is not Independent; how far policy
may direct to- refuse to acknow ledge the
Independence of that colony. we undertake
not to say. but the consequence of the con-
domination OF this. vessel. as a French YES
sci, viii most probably bring a p,iratical war
upon our commerce-..Le Ledger. =.
1t is said in a subsequent paper. that til is
vessel has not been f6fHed but that her case
has been referred to the Treasury Depart
mcht.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-03
Valuable Property for Sale.

rESHE subscriber offers for sale the House
A on Fairfax street, in Alexandria, now
occupied by Mrs. s. AlckoAs. The asses
sors say this property is worth four thousand
two hundred dollars, and have, year after
year, assessed it at this sum; but the
subscriber now offers it for sale at the halt OF
the assessed value.
lie also g3ers for sale,
The vacant Lots on Fairfax and Franklin.
streets. Assessors have said that these, Lots
are worth three thousand two hundred dol
lars per acre, and have assessed them at that
rate /: but the subscriber Will take less than
the half Of that sum per acre.
He would gladly sell all his property on
the Mall-his Houses on King-street, near
ROYAL .strcet--his Houses on the same street,
near Washington. strect-his ground-rents,
or any other property he has in Alexandria,
on credit of E, -, and 8 nonths.-Ap-
S. Cooke.
Leesburg, MARCH, SO. law !
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Forstde alexandria Daily Gazette.


"A fewSof our citizens of both sexes, of
the first Standing in society, honored the
little orat0r on Saturday evening with their
audience, and we believe the impression he
made on them will by nc means diminish
his.numbers this evening, as we now have
had a $ taste ofhis quality"
q There was but one expression, one senti-
ment in the room, and that was, he was GER
tainly avery extraordinary genius, and far
surprising their anticipations. Any person
who was present can vouch to the verify Of
the assertion, & we cannot forbear advising
those ladies and gentlemen to recommend
the young gentlemen to the notice of their
friends on this last occasion. The rising
generation will be benefited land the MAJ
.ture of years grati6ed. Thrust sensibly at
feet the heart Of every American, to see
our. country produce genius, that ifproper-
sly cultivated, may shine a star as bright
and resplendent as any in the eastern or
western hemisphere. We have found his
birth to be IMP Philadelphia, in January, 8o2.
his parents are true Hibcrnians, and emf
grated in the year 1901. II appears he has
never been 10 school, but has been, and is
now, educating by his father, who means to
make him an honest lazvyer. He studies
with rapidity which would battle belief
and has we are informed, committed 200
lines in 40 hours, in Princeton New Jersey.
His manners in private life borders more
on sincerity than suavity, and he appears
as if he would penetrate 10 the heart rather
than trust to the shezv Of the co1Oltenance.
With confidence he is announced as an un-
common boy, and worthy, well zvorthy Of
support. As the disposition has been be-
s-an to encourage him, so we anxiously hope
it may end to sane advantage this evening"
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-03
TO RENT,
June a..

TWO STORES, on King street, three
on Royal street, with good cellars uader the
whole--they will be let together or separate
as may best suit those who wish to occupy
them, as they may be all connected together
a fan;i? may be conveniently accommodate
ed.--thc stands are equal if not superior 10
any ii the town.
Also,
q convsnient DWELLING HOUSE, on
St. Asaph street, between Duke and Prince
streets Ills situation is healthy, with good
garden i,nl we'll of good water in the yard
For further particulars apply to WILLIAM
M'KNleKr, or at M'KNIeHT and STEWARDS
store, corner Of Fairfax and King streets.
May 90. eootlaW "
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Wafhington Society.

THE Members of the Washington Soci-
ely of Alexandria, are hereby requested to
attend regular stated meeting Of the said
Society, at Mr.. Cations hotel, Oh TUESDAY
the fourth day Of July next, at II O'Clock, in
the forenoon. They will be attended by the
Children of the Washington Free School,
for the purpose of exhibition and examina-
ton, and particularly the scholars who have
been placed in the Latin school at the ex-
pence of the Society.
By order at the standing committee,
C. Deneale, Secy..
{,J0e o. .eEi
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Legionary Orders,
Gfuly Sd, 1904.

TOMORROW being the Anniversary
of our independence, the uniform compa-.
MES Of the second legion, will parade in
complete uniform, at the. market house, at
9 O'Clock, and form the line under COM
mand of Major Young, in Fairfax street,
the right on Cameron, displaeyd to King
street, where they will be reviewed by the
comnlandant. After which they viii march
to the theatre, where the declaration of in
dependence will be read by Capt. Young's.s
The line be again form'd and pass down
Cameron-street to theopen space OF ground
between Water and Union-streets, where
they will halt. and federal salute viii be
fred by the artillery and triple tue de
10y by the line. Return to the court house
and dismiss for refreshment. At half past
twelve o'clock, the line will FORM and
march 20 the ground between Rura! fellcl-
tvs Spring Garden, where after performing
few evolutions, the duties of the day will
be closed, and the different companies dis
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-03
N Q Z l c E..

THE committees appointed by the differ
ent uniform companies of militia of Alexap-
dria, have contracted for dinner, to be pro-
vided for the military on the 4th of July, at
Mr.. Shuck's garden, at /" Ru,al Feltity".--
Such of the citizens as chuse to partake will
leave their names with any of the officers of
the different companies previous to Monday,
70 o'clock, in order that the nu mber to be &C.
commodatcd may be then ascertained. Tie
military eyolutions Of the day will be hereaf-
ter detailed.
JuRe %
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encouragement to Hatters.

4 machine has recently been invented by
halter in Walpole, New Hampshire, for
|ntting fur from the pelt, by the help of
|hich one person will cut more fur than five
Flll IN the usual method. This valuable
nprovement is recommended to the liber-
llity of the hat manufacturers in the United
|tates, as one eminently entitled to their
latronage. The inventor has obtained a
latent for said machine.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-03

..s.,d Of battle, towards the un-
= y 1T citizen and peasant, he is moderate,
0so sss;,nate, and humane he knows the
p &C war and strives to Tighten them. |
ls aun;sh every wanton excess with so
I Pa Greater severity, asi is not the m
~ .s 81 our monarch to Cypress mel gEbor-
psi0. aan,r;es. but to deliver them from
I'm onnressors and to form with their
s. ., powerful band in order to bring a.
!" 49, > lasting peace, and to maintain the
y : welfare and security. Soon will
ss;an troops in strict union with US, attack
5a,,non enemy. Then brave compan-
arms honor and support them as
!. s brothers not by vain glorious high
~ - hu, manly deeds do honor to the
' 'o,r bv intrepidity before the enemy
\, must show yourselves to be the first
bldicrs.
tsovour country, followed by the re-
sefo Of the enemy, and by the gratitude of
Ion nations, after having secured by
bur arms an honorable peace, when the sa-
|staction of our monarch, the appreciation
4 the world, the rewards of valor, the
Eessinqs of your fellow citizens, and the
|onscousness Of deserved lepose, await
"CHARLEs, Archduke, !
"Generalissimo."
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Fran the Me7u-1Iork Gazette.
lessrs. Ian. So Turner,

OENTLEMEN,
An article was inserted in one of the pub
newspapers in this city that had three
Famen impressed from the ship Virginia,
an English ship fwar. To remove any
'a as. rom the public mind, that such vague
uolicatlon may have made, it is proper to
'a'e mat my crew consisted mostly of Eng
~ rseamen, who had been in prison at Bra
$ 'or some considerable time-who for
r'ely belonged to the English friga,e Flo
= "nisa was wrecked on the coast of Hol-
apa and by the influence of our consul,
!, Bourne, | got them from prison, as
Lso as many as manned four other
|ssseis belonging to the United States. On
Eng boarded by an officer from admiral
s'kers ship, three of said seamen claim
his protection.
ARCH. CRocKFR.
Sss0- 2o,k, a4tb June, 1909.