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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-01

q resource OF our power, IN an organizations
the best adapted to eventual situations for
which the United States ought to be pres
pared.
The sums which had been previously
accumulated in the Treasury, together
with the receipts during the year ending
on the 3oth of September last land a.
mounting to more than nine millions of
dollars) have enabled us to fulfil all our
engagements, and to defray the current
expenses of government without recur-
ring to any loan. But the insecurity olour
commerce, and the consequent dimin It'll.
on of the public revenue, will probably
produce a deficiency in the receipts of
the ensuing year, for which, and for o.
Their details, refer to The statements
which will be transmitted from the Treas
suTy.
In the state which has been presented
OF our affairs with the great parties TO :
disastrous and pro,racted war, carried on
in mode equally injurious and unjust 10
the United States as neutral nation, the
wisdom OF the National Legislature will
be again summoned to the important de-
cision of the alternatives before thens
That these will be met in spirit, worthy
the councils of nation, conscious DO ,h Of
It's rectitude and of its rights, and careful
as we'll of its honor as of its peace,
l have an entire confidence And shae
the result will be stamped by a unanimi.
ty becoming the occasion, and be suppor-
ted by every portion of our citizens, with
a patriotism enlightened and invgoiated
by experience, ought as little to be donot"
In the midst of the wrongs and vexitis
ems experienced from external causes, there
is much room for coDgTaiulaiion on The
prosperity and happiness flowing from our
situation at home. The bless ing ofheal.h
has never been more universal. The
fruits oft seasons, though in particular
articles and districts short of their usual
redundancy, are more than sufficient for
our wants and our comforts. The face Of
our country every where presents the evil
dsnce OF laudabe enterprise, Of extensive
capital, and OF durable improvement, In
a cultivation of the materials, and the exA
tension Of useful manufactures, more cs-
peclalIy, in the general application to
household fabrics, we hold rapid dimi-
nuliOn Of our dependence on foreign SUD.
plies. Nor is it worthy Of reflection, that
this revolution in our pursuits and habits
10 III hO slbhl uS6ISS consequence OF
those irnpoliIic md arbitrary diets. by
VIII Ch the contendng nations, in endeav-
oring each Of them TO obstruct our trade
with the other, have so far abridged our
means of procuring the productions AID
manufactures, of which our own are now
taking the place.
Recollecling always, that for every adj
vantage which may contribute TO disJinx
gush our lot, from that TO which others
are doomed by the unhappy spirit Of the
times, we are indebted to that Divine Pro.
violence whose goodness has been so re-
markably extended to this rising nation,
il becomes us to cherish deyout grati-
tude, and to implore from the same ON.
nIpolent source blessing on the consult
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-01


was felt, that no in lividuals should be
injured by so unforeseen an occur
renee: And rely on the regard of
Congress for the equitable interest of
our own citizens, to adopt whatever
further provisions may be found requi-
site, for a general remission of penal
ties involuntarily incurred.
The recall of the disavowed Minis
ter having been followed by the APP
pointment of successor, hopes were
INDUCED that the new mission would
contribate to alleviate the disappoint-
ment which had been produced, & to re-
move the causes which had so long
embarrassed the good understanding
Of the two nations. 1t could not be
doubted, that it would at least be
charged with conciiiatory explanations
OF the step which had been taken, and
with proposals to be substituted for
the rejected arrangement. Reasona-
bic and universal us this expectation
was, il ,also has not been fulfilled.
From the. first official disclosures of
the new Minister, it was found chat he
had received no authority to enter in
to explanations relative to either branch
OF the arrangement disavowed; nor
any authority to substitute proposals,
as to that branch, which concerned the
British Orders in Council: And f.
nally, that his proposals with respect
to the other branch, the attack on the
frigate Chesapeake, were founded on
presumption, repeatedly declared to
be inadmssibe by the United States,
that the first step towards adjustment
was due from them the proposals at
the same time, emitting even a refer
encc 70 the officer answerable for the
inurderous aggression, and asserting a
claim not less contrary to the British
laws, and British practice, titan to The
principles and obligations of the Unit
ed States.
The correspondence between the
Department of State and this Minister
will show, how rhessentially the fea-
lures presented in its commencement
have been varied in its progress. 1t
will show also, that forgetting the re-
spect due TO all governments, he
did not refrain from imputations on
this, which required that no further
communications should be received
from him. The necessity Of this step
will be made known to his Britannia
Majesty through the Minister Pleni-
potentiary of the United States in
London. And it would indicate want
of confidence due to government
which so well understands and exacts
what becomes foreign Ministers neal
it, not TO infer that the misconduct o.
its own Representative will be vieweC
in the same light, in which it has beer
regarded here. The British govern
ment will learn, at the same time, thai
a ready attention will be given to com.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-01


revision of the unfriendly policy, which
has been so long pursued towards the
United States.
With France, the other belligerent,
whose trespasses on our commercial
rights have long been the subject of
our just circumstances, the posture of
our relations does not correspond with
the measures, taken on the part of the
United States, to effect favorable
change. The result of the several COM
munications made to her government,
In pursuance of the authorities vested
by Congress in the Executive, is con-
tanned in the correspondence of our
Minister at Paris, now laid before you.
BY some of the 9th er belligerents, altho'
protesting Just aud amica BILE dispos itions
injuries materially affecting our commerce
have not been duly controlled or repres.
sed. In these cases, the interpretations
deemed proper on our part have not been
ON iited. But it well deserves the consid-
Grafton Of the Legislature how far both
the safety and the honor of the American
flag may be consulted by adequate
provisions against that collusive prostitu.
ton of il, by individuals, unworthy of
the American name, which has so much
favored the real or pretended suspici.
ons, under which the honest commerce
of her fellow. citizens has suffered.
In relation TO the powe s of the coast
of Barbary, nothing has occurred which
is not of a nature rather to inspire con.
hdence than distrust, as to the cGniinu.
auce Of the existing amiiy. With our
Indian neighbors, the just and benevolent
system, continued toward them. has also
preserved peace, and is more and more
Advancing habits favorable TO their civil-
cation and happiness.
From statement which will be made
by the Secretary of War, il will be seen
that The Notifications CO our maritime from.
!ier are in many of The ports completed
affofdipg the defence which was conlem.
plated, and that further time will be re.
quirsd 10 render complete The works in
the harboF of New York, and in some o.
Their places. BY the enlargement OF the
works, and the EN- ploy meut Of greater
number of hands at the public armories,
the supply OK small arms, of an improving
quality, appears To be annually increasing,
al rate, that with those made On pri.
'a,e contract, may be expected to 90 far
towards providing for the public exigen~
cy.
The aa of Congress providing for the
equipment of our vessels of war having
been fully carried into execution, refer
to the statement of the Secretary Of the
Navy for the information which may be
proper on that subject. To that state.
ment is added a view Of the transfers
OF appropriations, authorised by the acl
OF the session preceding the last, and of
the grounds on which the transfers were
made.
Whatever may be the course of your
deliberations on the subject of our military
establishments, ] should fail in my duty
in not recommending to your serious at.
teufinn the rc A. -
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day communicated, By Mr. Graham,
the J6HosOing Message to Congress ::
F'ezlozu Citi&ens at che Senate and
ofthe House Of REPRESENTATIVES !.
AT the period Of our last meeting,
/ had the satisfaction of communicate
ing an adjustment with one of the prin-
Cipal belligerent nations, highly I'M
portant in itself, and still more so as
presaging7a more extended accommo-
+, dation. 1t is with deep concern, am
now to inform you, that the favorable
prospect has been overloaded, by
refusal OF the British government to :.
bide By the act of its Minister Pleni
potentiary, and by its ensuing policy
towards the United States, as seen
through the communications ofthe mi-
mister sent to replace him.
Whatever pleas may be urged fora
disavowal of engagements formed by
diplomatic fauctionaries, in cases
where by the terms of the engagements
a mutual ratification is reserved; or
where notice at the time may have been
given. of departure from instructi-
ons or in extraordinary cases, essen
italy violating the principles of equi-
ty; disavoWal could not have been
unprecedented III case, where no such
notice or violation existed where no
such ratification was reserved and
more especially, where, as is now in
proof, an engagement, to be executed
without any such ratification, was con.
tcrnplated by the instructions given,
and where had, with good faith, been
carried into immediate execution, on
the part of the United States.
These considerations not having re-
strained the British government from
disavowing the arrangement, by virtue
OF which its Orders In Council were TO
i:e revoked, and the event authorising
the renewal Of commercial intercourse,
having thus not taken place it neces-
sarily became question of equal ur-
gency and importance, whether the act
prohibiting that intercourse was not to
be considered as remaining in legal
force. This question Being, after due
delibcfation, determined in the afIirmas
tive, proclamation to that effect
was issued. 1t could not but happen,
however, that return to this state of
cdngs, from that which had followed
an execution of the arrangement by the
United States, would involve difficult
lies. With view to diminish these
IS much as possible, the instructions
rom the Secretary of the Treasury,
now laid before you, were transmitted
. the Collectors of the several ports.
if III permitting British vessels to de-
part, without giving bonds not to pro
reed 10 their own porte ~ abould -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-01
FROM TIE National INrELLIcEN-
GER Extra OF Nov. 20.

The President o fthe United States this
day communicated, By mr.. Graham,
the J6AosOing Message to Congress :.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-12-01

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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-07
AN ACT
Concerning, executions ona for ether purbo-
AN ACT
Passed Jan. 81, 1909.

J.. BE it enacted by the General Assembh,
That the defendant or defendants shall have
power to stay execution upon any Judge
ment or decree for money, which hath been
or shall be rendered either by court or
justice OF the peace, by rendering 10 the
court or justice OF the peace by whom iudg-
ment shall have rendered, within sixty days
after the rendition of any judgement here
after to DC rendered, or within sixty days
from the commencement of this act, as to
any judgement Or decree heretofore rem
dered, bond with sufficient SECURITY, pava-
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-07
Legislature Of Virginia.

On Tuesday, the amendments Of the House
of Delegates to the Execution Bill were
agreed TO by the Senate. This law is in
the following terms:
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M IN u T E S.
SATURDAY, Feb. f.

& ts1 .-~ /,
renort was received from the Secre.a-
nv Il State designating the registered sea-
met who are naturahsed ciuzens, &c. IN
conformity with a resolution offered oy
MIR, Dana.
Ordered to be printed. S.
Mr.. Sawyer offered a resolution instruct
ing the committee Of commerce and manu-
.fact.res to enquire whether any and II any
wha additional compensation ought to De
allowed to the collector Of the port OF Eden +,
ton Agreed to. ). +
Ur. Holmes reported bill for the rebel
Of John VI. .Snowden. Twice read and
retired.
Mr.. Livern,ore presented two petitions.
from Massachusetts praying ior repeal OF
the embargo laws. Referred to the COM
mittce of the whole On Mr.. Nicholas re-
so.ation.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
The house took up the resolution OF the
Senate for appointing a joint committee TO
regulate the mode of counting the votes tor
President and Vice President and to notify
the persons having the highest number %
votes Of their election Agreed to, ana q
committee of FIVE appointed on the part o.
this house.
RELIGIOUS SOCIETIES.
A bill from the senate for the lncorpora-
ton OF religious societies in the district OF
Columbia having been read, Mr.. N. aston
moved to reject it. ihe motion was SIP
ported bv Mr.. Aston and flr. Khea (..)
on the ground that j, bore the appearance o.
commencing an established rehg;cn IN this
country, which was rePugnant TO the prln-
ciplcs CT the constitution and that the state
should not intermeddle with the church, the
two, church and STATE, being wholly distinct.
| The molten was opposed by Messrs. Da-
yenport, Lewis, Van Horn, Dana, Tall
n1adee, Gardener and Macon, for the rea-
| son that the house had heretofore incoFpo-
rated turnpike and library companies, and
| it was hoped that the house would not shew
SO much disrespect to religion as to reject it
on It's first appearance IN Inc house; and
that even, were the bill not perfect, it nlght
be amended before it was passed; that Il
as hps dseegt astsa5oa 70 the people 81
for their petitions were too iauch disregard
/ cd.
Mr.. Ast9n finally withdrew his motion
and the bii! was read a second time, and Or
| dered to be read 9 third time.
SINKING FUND.
A report was received from the commits
sioners OF the sinking fund on the subject
OF the disbursements Of the public debt
for the last yeas'.---Crdered to be print
cd.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-02-07

Mr.. QuascY did not know that i had
BEN refuted.
Mr.. EppEs called him TO order and pro-
scstded.
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May
Five Dollars RsUaYd.

PAN AWAY from the subscriber, living
:, Alexandria, ) negro boy, Of . yellowish
:, ;op called 5OE PAIN, about years
q s.r.-had on when he wentaway pair OF
= =, sn,.n pantsioons, mixed with blue olaek
. s.,,,.b;,s aud generally wore thsra without
sn , ticiroand hiswaist with string
), Es.;ss ha.. on < hlus cloth roundabout
;aekes. i thinkis probable that e may nave ,,
s sIe snohsn 70 sr4l speaks very quick. It's
...-rascd he is 1t present lurking ahest tse
nsry yard, shoagh he is frsqsentlyl 70 A'sH-
'''s'''' Catharinc Dadc.
December Q.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-12-08
SAMUEL IPSON

akes This method to aaaint the citizens
q Alexandria that he hasSst opened q Aaf
Store and Nam esery, iinIe shop form erly
occupied ~ Mr.. M. lgunsat the corner of
Prince and Fairfax street, here he intends
keeping . general AZ sortmat Of ladies, gen
tlemen, md childrens "a. laa6le i iafs, made
Ct the bes. materials. TAssrirtcst attention
VII hcpa'd 70 those who ,sh 10 parchass.
Noyfinier 80. ST q i
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Notice IS hereby given,
Septernber IA. 3

Il THAT a pssision will be presented g
(he general assembly Of Virginia at their
nsx, session, by the President and Directors
ofshe Listlr Riser Turnpike Comp0gy, TO
ms, an act aa,ho,ising them 20 procure s.
wood, gravel and stone for ~ purpose Of
r.pairin q the Turnpike Road IN the man-
ner in which they are suthoassd 70 procure
such materials for makingaid road by the
aet for Incorporating the i's1ie Aiser' AuFn' !.
pike Company.
Nov. %. q11W. ~
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LANDING

From, the sloop Ranger, Captain Sampoeis
Lawrafon and FoMle.
so tons Plaster Paris
90 barrels Ncw-England KUN
100 kegs Salmon
chests Hyson Tea
so coils Grass Rope
5000 yards Tow Cloth
So casks Gostcn Cheese, Of superior
IN STORE,
SO 900 weight Green Coffee
Is hossheads and 20 barrels Mu'eoYa@
10 chests Young Hyson Tea, Of supe-
rior quality. ~ :
100 bolts Ravens Duck
50 barrels Tanners Oil
! casks Sperm Oil
n;pes 9Th proof Alicant Brandy
puncheons Jamaica Rum
or, barrel, Mess No. 1 & No. Beet
SO barrels Prime PORK
$50 boxes Brown Soap
casks Timothy Seed
90 boxes Cod Fish
90 Do. MOL Chocolate
10 barrels Salmon
20 900 lbs Sosl Leather
1S a. nackaves Shoes different auaiAues'
40 casks Bellona Gunpoudcr
| case German Checks
WANTED, -,
1000 bushels clean Rye TOT ~hlsA S''-
will be given.
| Apply as above:
| Dec.6.
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ROSE H7L I FOR SALE.

ROSE HTL Z FOR SALE,
This healthy, beautiful and well improved
EE At is now offered for sale.
Il contains 400. acres, $50 Of which are n
rood. Noland IS better adapted 70 the use ct
Iiaistcr Of Paris, and there IS SOME very yalus
Bic meadow land upon It.
& For terms apply to Nv. IA: Fonts, esq. npan
he premises, or to the subscriber 10 Charles
panty, Maryland.
/ Benjamin Dulany, jnn.
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FOR SALE,

or e,:A 5s ersaangrd Sr PROPERTY N -alerd''--
dyia or rs vietnity,
A Warrant for 6o6 acres OF Land,
Granted by the state Of Virginia for Military
services during tae revolutionary war. MS
and lies III the state Of Ohio, and = sa,a 8
& 5e amongst the best in the state. Il VIII Oc
!. sd great bargain. Apply to
-. John Longden.
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daw
N;O7lCE.s

/ u1rr11AI AsJRANcE SoCIE
A vaYysf r5gRRAL 1lEE7Zn s,,-
4 rrrHE annual general meeting ofnst fire
! u ruAL AsyRANcE SOCIETY," will be
4 h,;,d;, n sfhc state of virgiEs, I IN The
sud, by adirfnment, at the cMonday in
III If = P;e nond, on the secoE n D,vl''
IL. y ne.,l being the 18th day rE MI,
phgeni, M. a. s.
Rie,neaa, Nov. lo,p. s0''
As much us,dvenience and unn ne.
ee..,r cxpencc ysalts from the pre es.h.
rsoJIof coIlec,ingthe combinations 9. ...s
ll9 sis,sr. wb;ch innlally diyerts consider
~. III mar, & Observation-Disclosures fromthe uses
su1s INN 5, thss rere intended burdens indt.
, ..a s wah heayy costs, and greatly de-
IN. lhe collections, soshs injury OF .ns go -
daof the society, the generai meeu
thsiir last unnual session, applied 10 tue ig
.str. ~ an,horise more certain, ex peS NH.
-. and lass expensive .ihoue ~ A.,
.lou:' au LII cat;on wa. rejected, under an IN,
= hsA. spp that the members of the socie''
prsss.0 ,',t anproye this act of their proxies.
inl aa.,; 30, henn informed that, aslmiiar pro
4 si.s. s.;l, he submitted 70 the cons'de ration
e ps'. the next general meeting, anu " NJ
g.,,;nS some amendment 10 that resps.. III
. ssssry 10 the prosperity of the lns.lsu.
nave sboughti il proper 70 give this pa0i'' nv
h's 'ns' S. Creenhow, ?. 4.
ss-55 - ~ lt,1thy1ec.
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prnp1iIrlNS NDEzVI0US iso-
-. E e 5, ,hs,cor1sr Of Washington g1a 11ns !:
s'rse.e :, ~ Tinted ,steses Arsil1s'y. ),
s''s : = Ioha Fitzgerald,
la. d. S. lrsil!tyists.
a
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Valuable Ps6srty for Sate. !

Valuable Ppbsrty for Sale.
1>HE subscribe offers for sale the HE |
on Fa;rfax-stect, in Alexandria, VI !
occupied by Mrs. ;. AiekoAs. The ass. I
sors say this prope.f is worth four thous;i I
two hundred doliat, and have, year air
year. assessed It Il this sum bnt
subscriber now offer it for sale at the hall
tfr assessed value.
He also efrs for salt',
he vacant Lots o. Fairfax and FRANKLIN
strccts. Assessors live said that these L.ots
are worth three thousand two flunarea as'
lars per acre, and hayl assesscd them atlna.
rate; hut the subscribed Will take less tA'4
the half ofthat sum per fres
He would gladly sell 81 his properly :,
the Mall---his Houses Of king-strceI' MS
Royal .street--his HonsesoD the ssIie se' -
near washington. stpcct--his ground-rents
or any other property hchas III Aiexana =
on a credit of S, II, and Is montns.--1tap
ply TO Cuthbcrt Powell or -, 3. &
s. ) IS. Cooke.
S.. Lecsbnrg, Mafsh 40. law.
CO PRINT ING n all sts va
:rious branches. handsomely yx'
Iecuted with accuracy al Gus
patch.
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The Subscriber

sF'f received fde foiYouing arficlfsf .
6rs qNlity S. 80 6.
MssSippi Cotton Of the first quality
COsne Brandy, 81. croix Rum, Hoan
SGin
l-ondoparsicalar Madeira j s.
Sherry WINES
Lisbon So
Superioglsret in cases 81
Hyson,
Young young a 9 p. TEAS.
Soucbong 4
Dohca ,ss.,
Best GrecfoiFce in bags andbarrtls
Ennpnwiet Il,
P.B. Patenhot, from B. B. to No. >
Mould Shot. l.. and S S. s..
Salt Pctrc, tble refined
Spanish Flos indigo 80
l,oPperas'ot \ lst quality
Fresh Nutnd s,
pimento'and * Pepper,
Dsmijohns, N
With = gonerIassortment aof CRoCi-
RES, and a. ,al, old Jamaica Spins,
Peach Brandy, amid Port wine in bottles
rhe above 'artis will be sold very lowy
the wholesale or hail. s.
TCRENT,
A conreiiert a well finished BRK
HOUSE, I the uisr end of King strct
Ja,es Sanderson
Nov. 5. |
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..E Ter PaY,t ,or. Sale,

A For Kent OTysDdiS, IS.
d,8a4s.hos4js s. Dssl l.ng -Aa : rs rs:
FIAT BAKE House sla pws d. Il mease
. .s. = i pr present sesup. NJ A Az s,.t
ssaI |s Possession H;sS be NAG 'ns A's :
Saazpe Jsaaasy asas.
7 ALSO. u.:,h
IA, saasr,, o. two acre. Of gro y, s ...
.hsrssn 1.n ,,,a,. and ii psnle-
:sspn strcet, betussn s'lono rs;,v = hressst
,nstreets, wherein my IaMns = =, had.
i IL Immediate possessiol mar y A'1
e ALSO 70 RENT. .,sa,,.
IL. DwelIinr Houss gu Prize esq ' s.sss :,
res 20 water street, adjoining the aoass J.
|, brent occupied BY MIR: John o. a,;, ,ssaAs'
''fs''''' - ,Iotaa Du ,as:':':s,,
sayslbss y.
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Faxon, MeteaLf 81 60.

JFHNVEE, lVIttF'sJ
orFyk yoN sALx, 80.
s'S Gor5am, con.issins @--
aoo1 kushsls Ground Alum s oa't. asa.r.
xLSo IN STORE,
j. hnvsheads Muscovado sugars
SS,.,s do. 10. ~,
4, "a chests chests Young Hyssa Tsa, 9 arIA
- s n"rsyan.s carsc--saia - be Of ssrss@
rior quality. .1w
- na.rcls New England = a. n..,,.
10 - S S.s would and u sing Paper'
, hoe boxes Dos.a. Writ wrisinsi ,,..,,.
1000 Zoo ii. shs.th isn shss' !, o s
Mud 4 general
Dessnbes
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John e.. Laid.

John y. Ladd,
| 9as us; receiv<d and ftrs TOR rae,
l bags Soft Shelled Almonds,
81 boxes Lemons.
so boxes fresh Malaga Raisn5
. tisrces Pearl Ashes,
10 casks Lsmp Oil.
November sc.