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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

a few days since, it was apprehended
the american trade in the Baltic would
meet with serious interruption but intelli-
gence having reached the British govern
menl that our non-intercoursc law with that
natioii has ceased, orders have been sent to
the Admiral who commands in the Baltic
not 70 give any interruption to American
vessels with original cargoes on board
The information of the expiration Of the nom
intercourse was received in England, June
9Th, and was considered as very pleasing
event. Hopes were entertained III al rrea-
~ woul2 soon be settled between the two
countries which would put the commercial
interests of each upon solid and lasting
basis.
The British Parliament were in session
at the last dates. The time Of late mas been
principally occupied in the discussion of the
Catholic Question, and that of the Reform
of the Representation in Parliament but it
was not expected any alteration on these
subjects would take place.
Our Minister, Mr.. Pinkney, is much res
pected at the Court Of St. James. The Am
bassadors at Court on the Kings birth day,
were arranged as follows, viz.-Turkish,
American, Spanish, Portuguese, Persian,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

A dreadful gale of wind from the
south east came on at Otschosk, in ST.
IBERIA, at the latter end of January, and
which lasted for two days. The water
of the Ochots, which, after passing
through that city, empties itself into the
sea, was elevated twelve feet above its
ordinary level, and carried over the tops
of the houses situated in the neighbor-
hood of its banks.-The tempest COM
ing on at night, between two and three
hundred ofthe inhabitants persisted in
their sleep. A transport belonging to
the East India company, which the
tempest had carried into the river, in
1903, was raised by the waves, and for.
ced into the middle of the town.
London fluf.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
CORTLAND,
Monday, August 6, 1910.
LATE FROM SPAIN.

LATE FROM SPAIN.
Accounts as late as the 24th of June have
been received from Cadz. At that date
the Spaniards were in good spirits and ex-
pected to hold out. The French had not
been able to make any impression upon the
City. Gen. Graham is commander of the
British troops, who amount to $4,000 men.
Seven British SAIL Of the line, and a number
Of frigates were IN the harbour. Flour was
So dollars barrel, and cash plenty. The
war in Portugal is drawing to close. Gen.
Massena, an experienced and brave general,
is commander IN chief of the army destined
for the invasion of that country has announ-
ced himself Viceroy Of Portugal, and IS up
on its frontiers with an army of $4,000 Sc
lect troops. We understand by gentle
man direct from Lisbon that the French
General only waits the season for the CROPS
TO be ripe IN that country to commence active
hostil:ies. The British troops in Portugal
amount to 1900 The Portuguese army
50, OO0--16,O00 Of which are militia. 1t is
supposed th1t the Portuguese troops will
make but feeble resistance to the French
A latter dated Algiers May 9TH, mentions
that the Dey bad ordered off the French
Consul in q hours, in consequence of q
dispute relstive to prize.
The Turks still continue active in their
preparations for prosecuting the war with
vigor against the Russians, and appear de.
termined 10 resist all attempts to bring
them under the influence of Bonaparte
Recruiting IS carried Oh in all the provinces
The Grand Signior has resolved to put him.
self at the head Of his Asiatic troops.
The French continue to confscate Amer.
lean vessels and cargoes which arrive at
Naples and other ports in Italy.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
Crowell Hatch.

INFORMS the public, that ne has recon
menced buiinefs in this town, in the line d
his occupation, in Exchange j'reet oppohte th,
hgn OF the Indian C5isr; where
TAILORING
will be executed with neatnefs, and all orders
attended, at the fhorteit notice. The patron
age of his former cufomers, is iclicited their
favors will be received with gratitude and at
tended with punauality.
Portland, 144r1F 8.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

e The Prospect before 1.-THE election
Of Members 10 the next Congress will take
place in short time in several states. In
New. Hamr shire and Rioad-Island the e
lection will be the last Monday of tins
month. AIlth principal democratic papers
are violeat against the re election OF any
who are not violent embsrgoroons. These
papers are As outrageous & abusive towards
those democrats VINO voted Tor the rep al
OF that odious measure a. they are % the
ts1eralis,s.- There is powerful party IN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

The Philsdelphie Gazette mentions, that
the Inhabitants OF Flsrids have had several
meetings, the result of which is a determin-
atom 10 declare themselves independent of
all European powers, and TO claim the pro-
lection of the United States.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
FACTION.

IL is the peculiar characteristic of
1-c'ion to make warm professions OF
.esara Tor the peoples rights. For
'heir duties 1t has no concern. 1t b.a-
suns the evils Of an existing system,
oat never on obtaining power, corrects
'asm' onthe contrary, its leaders Of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

Several Letters have lately been publish
ed which contain an account OF MIR. Frs
kine's intercourse and conversation, princi-
pally with Mr.. Csllatln, on the subject of
our relations with England. Mr. Erskine
expressly states that Gallatin gave him 10
understand that Mr.. Jefferson was under
French influence and opposed to England
that If the settlement of the differences be-
tween the two countries was left 10 them
it could easily be effected. Mr.. Galatin
now comes forward and says, Mr. Er.kine
misunderstood him ; and the democrats
readily believe those parts of Mr.. Erskine's
communications which answer their party
purposes, and as stoutly deny the remain
der.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

HOUSE TO LET.
TO LET-a HOUSE in Free fret, nerl
to MIR. Mgisf ByezUns houie--Inquire 81
GEORGE BRADBURY.
hagg 4.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06
ALTERATION.
LYMAN, Mallory & Co.

p EsPECTFuLLY inform the public thsr
= they have taken into partnerihip Mr.
GEORGE HALL. and thar the huGnefs will
in future De condu Ged and known ny the
name of
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

Iefracf frsn an excellent Grafton de-
"1ersd ar Dedham, l'Eassacbusetfs,
On me 4th Of July, by 7EERoD DlEr-
C1Lr
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

the United States WHO seem 10 be deter
mined On tie snnhilation of Commerce.
for what n sson. il il Impossible to conceive,
unless il arises from resolution to coincide
with the views OF the tyrant of continental
Europe.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

TUST PUBLISHED
And for fale by } JOHNSON, price 50 cents,
LIONS PILGRIM.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-08-06

bxebangs-ffFssf,
HAS received an additional fuppTy Of
Fancy and Staple Goods,
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S. COOKE.
VIM. HARPER, Ir.

APOTEECART AND DRUGGIST,
HhSjust recei0eaz, and s6s,s for sale a.
L L his wh9lesaIe and retail Drxgei.t
Store o" Fa'yfas-street, opposite Mr.. Bry-
an Hampson's and next dosr to Mr.. Lloyds
general assortment ofAledicines. Paiene
Medicines, SWs;ca! Instruments, S5c.dmo,,e
(Which arr as folozus:
Powdered Jalap, Prepared Calomel, Re-
fined q. Camphor, Spanish Flies, Aqua For
lis. Oil CT .Vitriol, Gum Opium. Colombo
Root CiHo in Powder, Sugar OF Lead, Lin
ma Leaves, Mamma Flake, ditto in sorts,
Rhubard Root, Ditto in Powder, Curved
Needless Pu'ikins, Teeth .Forceps, Cum
Lanccts, Spr'ng Ditto Thumb Ditto, Cath
eter's Elastic, Ditto SiIver, Windsor Sha-
wing Soap, Mkt Rose Ditto, Pam Ditto,
Jeaamine Ditto, Cosmetic Wash Balls, &c.
&C. sc.
March I. r.
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UlHrlCt OK Oiumbla,
Couqty Of .4ierandrfa, Jan. IS, ls

Cour'y Of alexandria, Jan. 2s, 1910. :
WAS committed to the jill of this county
as a runaway, a negro man who calls him
self JOHN GELAT, and says he is the pro-
perry of Mr.. Edaoard .fmbler, of Jamestown,
Virgiria--he is abou, 90 years OF age, FIVE
Get eight inches high, had on a jacket and
pantaloons Of negro green cotton, and an old
brown cloak he had the horses with him,
which he was offering for sale The owner
is requested to come and prove Lis propertA
pay charges and taEe him away, otherwise he
WILDE iii posed ofls the law directs.
James Campbell, Ja'lor
January 80. law2n.
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Tinkcrfprls Coli ction of yeY;,,'
ages and Travels, ~ 8:

Forming romfiese hEssery eide Osig;n aud
Proyress ct Diseouery By Seq and nd,
fron the nsoss GsssAeatic Saerees.
vTNHE 6fst number of this valuable work
/. III ID lust come to~hand and is ready for
inspcetioRsa t the store Of the subscriber, In
King,stFeet, land with Mr.. Zninies, at the
J. coffee-house.
Fully aware Of the impositions that have
been practised upon the public by. strangers
soliciting subscriptions from distant places
the Editors invite their examination Of q
Work perhaps the most useful, entertaining
as well as extensive in its kind that has ever
been undertaken in any country. And they
fiatter themselyes that the American will by
Z, no means shrink from comparison with the
London edition, tho offered at six dollars
fper Vol. less. 80
This number may BE considered ~ q fair
r gnccimen Of the execution OF the work, and
will Be lett 4 sho,t time for examination before
the Sd number is pl, to press. After this the
subsSfipiion will be raisedto 80 IS each mum.
Der !; and bnta fsw>nore copies printed than
are sdfhcientto supply the subscribers, that
the early patrons sfthis valuable Work may
lsassa decided advantage--subsequent appli-
cations may therefore come 100 late.
i 10 also the intention IF the Editor to an.
nex 20 the last number complete list Of
names ofthe subscribers as the patrols and
,epeouraeers of useful knowledge, the arts
and literature Of the United States.
Subscriptions are received by the ,uscrib.
James Kennedy sen.
Decem5v5.. eog
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Marine 1nlurance Company el
Alexandria.
INSURANCE OFFICE, Jan. 3, 1910.

INSURANCE. OFFICE, Jan. ;, 1910.
THE stockholders in this institution orc
hereby notified that the directors have this
day declared dividend of eight per cent on
that part of the capital sock now paid, for
the last six months which will be ready 10
be paid TO- the stockholders or their Iesul 70.
representatives. in ten days from this date.
BY order, &ea
]. B. Nichols, Secy.
January !. az
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TO RENT.

THE subscriber will rent the house on
Fsirfax street, Alexandra, how occupied BY
Mrs. 5. Nichols, for 900 dollars year, pay.
able nalf yearly, and give Possession Oh the
lst of May. "-a
lie will rent The property commonly called
3ones's Pint, the marsh and adisccnt Hills,
or Gay part Of them F; or he " in sell any part
OF them, on credit oe one, two and ,hrco
years-lor lis land On Fairfax anil Franklin
streets, he viii take one third Of the assessed
value. lie of!crs for sale valuable GRIST
MILL on Goose Greek, IN the county of
Loudoun, (V.a.) within half nile of the old
turnpike road leading to Alexandria, and a.
bout 600 acres OF Land adjoining the Min,
great part OF which is we'll covered with tina
Der. 80 .,l
COOKE.
Lcesburgh, Lonn5oun County,
March
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Public Sale.
February d.

an Saturday the third day Of March next
xJat one o'clock in the afternoon, will be
exposed to sale before the door of The Coffee.
House, the aforementioned valuable Land, in
two lots, lying within the limits OF tho corpo-
ration Of Alexandria, viz.
Eighteen acres and As perches, or there.
by, bounded by Gladen's Run, by the lands of
MIR Alexander, COL Peyton, MIR. Shsrron
and others.
Eight acres known by the name OfPsrkes'
garden bounded in part BY King-street CONT
nued, by the property of col. Pcyton, Mr..
HooE and the last mentioned lot.
These lots of ground are understood to be
perfectly clear of the conflicting claims which
have lately been agitated with respect to
part { the land in their vicinity.
title deed will be made and immediate
possession given. The purchaser will be
required to give bond for the purchase mo-
nsy payable by equal portions in one, two,
md three years, bearing interest from the
date, and hen retained on the property till
payment. =
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This sto give Notice.

! That the subscribers OF Alexandria county
-instbe District of Columbia have obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county let
tiers Of ADMINISTRATION on the personal estate
of James Bacon, late of the county afore-
said merchant, deceased - All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, to the subscribers, on
or before tha 2lst day of August next, or
they may by law be excluded from all benefit
to said estate; and those indebted thereto
are required to make immediate payment.
Given under our hands, this 2 lst day OF
February, 1910. .....
Elizabeth Bacon, Adm'x.
Matthew Robinson, her atty.
William Fow)e, administrator.
CLOVER SEED.
80 bufh. frelh Rcd Clover.Seed
Just Received from New England, and
For Sale BY
John G. Laid.
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To be Rented fora term of years

To be Rented fora term Of years
T~HAT valuable tract of Land, CALI"
Preston, situate on the Washington and
Alexandria turnpike road, at the junction OF
four mile creek and Potomac river, and dis
tant two miles from Alexandria, three from
Washington and ave from George Town.
] here are upon the premises two story
dwelling house, containing six rooms and
passage, with kitchen, carriage house, sta
bles, &c q large, handsome and highly ma
nurcd garden, of 1T least ten acres, in high
state Of cultivation, and lately laid off by an
experienced gardener, an orchard containing
several hundred pear, plumb, cherry and
damson trees, with English walnut, ounce
and mulberry trees, and also upwards Of six
hundred apple trees, and two or three hun
dred peach trees. selected with care irsm the
best nurseries, and all In full besling. The
annual average product Of the apple orchard
alone 10 estimated at 400 barrels. This tract
contains about leo acres of land a considera.
bic part whereof has been manurec and sown
with clover seed The shores afford fish and
wild fowl, and one or two good fishing land.
ings. The situxtion Is healthy, elevated and
pleasant, in full view of three towns, and is
we'll calculated for - place Of public enter
tainment. Immediate possession may be had
and the terms will be made known uponap-
alication to
" Frances Alexander.
lhnaay Is. Ssf
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This is to give Notice,

'Tha. the subscriber Of Alexandria county,
IN the district Of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court OF ssid county letter: ses-
tamentsry on the estate Of George M'Munn,
late of the county aforesaid, deceased: NIL
nersons having claims agaisst the said deed
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
49,, youchers thereof to the subscriber, on or
Seiore the sist day Of August next, or they
= u nv Law be excluded from aR benefit to
s.,S s.tate. And those indebted thereto are
..cus.tsd 10 make immediate payment, Civ
,n under nay hand this aist day Of Feb
's'' Mordecai Miller. Esr.
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5o5 Acres of Land for Sale.

T WISH TO SELL the above qusn.i,y Of
i LAND, situated near the road leading
from Georgetown 20 Alexandria. and about
an equal distance fsom zach town. q,
This property IL fully one half covered with
wood, which wilLrender il IN advisable pur-
chase, on the terms that ! viii ssllit.
Cesrgs II. Terrstt, ESQ. will sbew the
land to any senilenhaA Who shes 10 see II,
and will give,ths 1,eessisryM isfsrmation.
George a. Chapman,
,0oesmhor L. 80 > - =, a-.
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COLIN. ACLD.

q A PERSON properly qualified to Teach
N the Greek, Latin, and English Lam
guages, grammaticslly, & Geography, would
meet with liberal encouragement in the town
of Alexandra application BY letter address,
ed to the Printer, is speedily made. :
eh,uary "a law
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JUST RECEIVED,
AND ron. SALE BY

AND Fon SALE BY
~, Mc1vto~ Keene,
Is hhds FIRST quality reta, ling Molas.e,
T. 1900 bushels coarse Salt, and
90 bolts Canvas. -, ...
ALSO, IN STORE, :
20 hhds brown Sugar
go barrels ditto =. .......
5oOo lbs Coffee ,..
10 chests Imperial & Y. II. Teas.
70 boxes Spanish Segsrs
4 pipes L.. p. TeneriAe Wine
So dozen London Brown Stout
"a few hampers Double Gloucester Cheese
loo barrels Hcr'ings, and -
50 hhds Tobacco.
March /. ... .', ms :
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RICHARD WOOD.

loe'e'' q Gentlemen's Hair.Dyx6er.
LAS commenced business this day, vi his
IL shop on Fairfax street, opposite Mr..
Guy Mki"son's. From his experience in
business, ob'aised by an eight y.ars ate,rn.
ticeshr in this town, he na,ters himself ,bae
he will he able to please every persoa whose
good wishes for the prosperity ,f young
man may induce them to employ him.
February 90: .'..- d
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y James Kennedy sen.
Decsm5eys.. eog


UPWARDS ftwo hundred shares having
been subscribed towards forming the turn
pike road from Faaquter court house to in
fersect the Little River turnpike road, as all
thorixsd by act of assembly, the Subscribers
are requested to- appear in person or by
proxy, at Haymarket, on the 3ist day of
March next, to chuse President and Di-
rectors, and to take such order for COM
.xnencing the work as may then appear most
ADVISABLE. The several commissioners VINO
haye taken IN subscriptions, are requested to
forward their subscription books or papers to
Nhaa m aafinr.
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Oh /: Douglas.
Orphans Court,

Aiesarmria County, Fec. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the executor .of George
-!M'Mun, deceased, . do insert the following adj
ver,isement three ,imca in each week for
.sisht wesksin the Alexandria Daily Gazette.
>Teste, '.raa.- .. :;
Alex. Moore, ReglGer.
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seCrphans'. Court,

AkxdndSin County, February Term, loIo'
!; !. Ordered, That the administrators OF Jas.
Bacon. deceased, do insert the following adj
yertisement three times in each week, Tor
faur weeks in the Alexandria Daily Gszette.
Teste, ALEX. MOORE, Reg.
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Public Sale.

viii, DO sold, on SAT URDAY next. III,
third of March, at s,.rs y at tie, ccon..
ershop OF the ate Joh.hh5 Coleman, on u
nioi-street, ,g.l<: =. ~
"A imall Frame ,Houle and a
St.ve--also, Flour Bar rcls, Half Hane.
and Kegs. ttE Z
P. c. Mariteller.
Feb. %. p Dat
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New Tooth Extractor.

THE subscriber has effected an improve
ment in the instrument for extracting teeth,
by which that operation is-sendered consider
ably less painful, and more safe, than by the
somnon method, and applies in all CASTS.
During some months use Of this instru-
ment, 1.-THE only one except Bruff's PATENT
where that will apply the jaw has in no IN
stance been injured, nor the gum torn Tor la
Cerated.l >. .
Persons who cbuse it, attended at their
homes as usual. Apply lower end Of Prince
street to
Oh: Douglas.
Intending to apply for patent, it cannot
be seen for examination at present.
December %. 49,. eo3m
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James Keith,
James H. Blake,
Jofeph Dean,
Humphrey Peake.
.uary 81. tn & frtlw x
N O F / G. E.

THE second instalment of One Doharpe
share, Of the stock oil the &" Domestic Manu-
fac,ure Company, OF Alexandra" is called
for and required 70 be paid On Tuesday the
9th day of March next, to the Agent ~of the
! Company or to one of the Directors thereof,
at their warehouse on King.str at pre-
sent occupied by MIR. John G. Ladd.
By order of the Board Of Directors,
). John Mckinney,
CAAIRNAE.
February 81. 2aw3t
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Fistakooo Blanks drawn to be entitled to
Ten Dollar prize each.
~ The drawing will commence ia the
City of New York On the third Tuesduy i'll
April next, and will continue to draw 500
Tickets each day (except the lat day, when
there viii remain 500 to be DRAWN until
finished.
Tickets for sale by r. GRAY, Booksel-
Ter, King street, Alexandria, where all tick
cts sold by him may be examined, and infer
nation obtained especting the Lottery dur
ink the drawing, free of expencc Prizes in
the Baltimore College Lottery will be taken
at their full value for Tickets in this Lottery,
and the difference paid in cash. Cash will
also he advanced for prizes as soon as drawn,
at moderate discount.
Present price oftickets eight dollars.
January l.
- Should the first number, on the l5th day
of drawing, be either of the numbers from j
20 $50, inclusive, then, in that case, the neat
drawn number mot one of those nnmbersj
shall draw, and be entitled to the $50 tickets,
with the prizes and blanks that may I've drawn
to them previous to the 5th day Of drawing
and in the like manner with tickets for the
goth, 2sth, and Soth days ot drawing; SO
that a person with one ticket may draw One
Thousand Tickets! Question: How! An
swer-Suppese No. HIS, is tn" property
of Il. the first drawn number on the sth day
of drawing, which viii entitle II to the num-
bers from l to $50; and the first drawn mum
Der on the 2oth day of drawing, may be No
'l75, which will entitle him to the numbers
from ISL to 500 The first drawn number,
en- the 2sth day, may be No. s75, which will
entitle him to the numbers: frsm 22,ooi to
b2,sso, inclusive and the FIRST drawn num-
DER, on the soth day Of drawing,> May be enc
of the $50 tickets already drawn; which will
entitle him to the numbers from 2275o to
e2,soo-Yes, sir, and the thousand tickets
may draw One Hundred Thousand Dollars
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Less than . Ia blanks to prize i subject
TO q deduction Of Is per cent. Prizes Paya-
bic 80 days after the conclusion of the draw
Ing.
or THE ANNEXED rRIzEs.
LIST drawn No. 10th day of drawing, entitled
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\ : ri IEKY, 81
Three PsszsfS II 200 Do 9 Z e, sae +.
Se7 I or NEW-7oRKs 4,
sunisn 6 oslege LOTTERY, MOL.
81 s - MAN A;G e RS. ~.

/ Isaac Denn;son,
| - AND
| Slreten TAarns.
e. NJ E.
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LIST do. 18th do: $50 Tickets from
NJ. to No. $50, inclusive.'
LIST do. goth do, $50 do. from No.
Isl to 500, inclusive.
lst do. 7sth do. $50 do. from No.
2a,ool to 22,2so, inclusive
LIST do 3oth do. $50 do from No,
22,25l to 27,5oo, inclusive.
lst do. 35th 10. Cash, IS, GOO dolls.
LIST do. =. 10th 10. 1000
LIST do. 18Th do. $4,000