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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-25
FOR sALE,.

FOR sALE,
a House on Water sire,
l he ground may also be purcha,pma PROPERTY.
sonable terms. ""Sed Oh lea.
also, q House on Dul. -
Opposite capt. Beams For terns '''s,
K. 4. TAYLOR, or the subscribs n'' 'ppFa
August 2 oli'
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-25
Alexander Moore, Reg.
This is to give Notice, That

/ ms IS TO give NOLECe, That
the subscriber Of Alexandra county, in the
district of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters of adj
mlnistrstloa or the personal estate of Robert
hbercrombie, late ofthe county aforesaid, deed
ALI persons having claims against the said
deco are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
On or before the 9th day of March next,
or they may by law be excluded from all be-
ncit to said estate end those indebted there
to are required to make Immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day ofSept.
1910
kH...11 AIeon.r,I.o
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
wa FOR THE ARGUS.
q NoM THE CLUB.
Richmond. Mop. Oh. 1910.

NICHKOn1, WOO. Sth, 1910.
a topic was lately preached in our
club, which we have had some doubt
would bear Discussion before the pub
lie chiefly, because the writer's for the
newspapers are mainly interested in
keeping 1t out of view. But the i'll
produced by the subject, prevailing
part of the Body Polite, the gazetteer
feeling must be sacrificed to the more
important advantage to be derived to
the nation at large from fair and o.
pen, though brief, examination of it.
The topic to which I ailude, is the
rhetorical .qourishes with which our
public prints and the speeches Of mem
bers ofeCepgress abound; iusomuch
that an altar Of the utmost insignifi-
canoe IS made to assume an important
aspect; and subjects truly important
are swelled into bombast. The i'm
mediate cause Of this perversion Of
language is the use of explosives
Thus. in speaking OF the weather, if
the Wild is high, we are told that there
is ga tremendous gale" or ga mon
strous storm" If the sky is clear, and
the sun shines, cit is hcavsnly wea-
Their, "'' mist beautifuiinleed." If the
streets abound with mud, il is "aread-
fm muddy" horrid dirty" This
all takes place in common conversati-
on. Those who relish the style, are
in the condition of weIl-fed gluttons,
who, having lost their natural palate
by an indulgence in high-seasoned
dishes, are no longer susceptible of
pleasure from what is appropriate. In
the congressional hall, the evil is car
ried still further. There, every thing
is made terrible, sublime, OF enchanting.
The f,stin@s Of the nation" are
mad .tohsng en- bill granting few
thousa9l dollars; the "sajtty of the
UnionE depends on the passage of a
mere municipal law. Every subject
includes, with these orators, consti
tutional question. Froth, spume, and
spray, usurp the place of calm enquiry
and elaboration and the speaker,
having lsshed themselves into a passi
on with their own tails, imagine tina
all the world is in passion aronnc
them, and ready to catch FIRE at thei
rhapsodies. And why is all this so! Pre-
cisely, because these spouters forsak,
the path Of Common Sense, hat grea
Judge of what is useful and proper, arr
follow, or rather attcnIpt,to fol]ow tn
tawdry dam q Rhetoric, who, howe
yer she epcfiRnts the vulgar too FIRE
quently dissus's the Mise. Their
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

rs, moreover another cause of srch
rant, no less prevailing and i,fu.
| en'i'si 'nanv .o.fonr Legislators y ant
that particularly of knowledge Win.
out which no man ought to desire a
situation IN Congress. They deal in
general IDEAS altogether, and YOU ar.
Always sure to confound thsE. wbe,,
jy9h ask ven to scscend to calculation.
VI Hkabf hoped that none Of our
grave bItifsps will take oifence ar
these Ssnse hints, and. out of sheer
revenge make war upon our Club
Il they should, they may, perchance
Ind, that, although we are not exset,v
the club Of Hercules, that our. Mons
are not to be. despised.
ought to mention. that one Of our
Club suggested, thatth uiadsj speech.
cs In Congress, proceeded in preat
measure from the Boarding H ouses
at Washington not .sub fciiently 0oisas,
Their 6eans. The observa,ien Is s,S =
United TO the public tor as much as it
is worth. @ x 80
It is with the highest satisfaction W. I.s.,
from several pats Of our. Ssn .,ste,ssna frc-,
Georgia fhatas soon asihe late corfiasat,cy Il,
ms Sity became known, a deposition was cverr
where shewn to anne ioraie he unhappy sitps.;o,
OF many ofthe suherets by il The benevojesr
inhabitants OF the city of Savannah. in the
crurss OF lew hours, collected upwards of Six
hundred 70, lars, which the immediately for
warded tothe intendani, and,,since Inc rees;o, rs
that sue anaiher df near SeSSh Hunared H., /.
ars, tal9 been Feceiyed from the sar,esrsu.
lemen w1Q RRmi< ed the Former sun. In ,,,;s
my the pb%ipioo3 have also tsen liberal. l,,...
we nave Jess W uniformed Of another ect OF fe-
nevo enee en- this occasion, winch ce,taiulv re.
Meets the highest honor on the heart and lee ;na,
OF the gentleman Who is the author of il. When
INC papers containing the accoenfs of the fire
reached GENERAL HAmPToN, 4, his seat near
Columbia, he immediage diseoted th. -c.,,,. +.
nan who is his correspondent in dis ei,s; -
subscribe and pay for him. to the Civ C.ouir;l
tor the use and benei ct of the suiYe,e,, h, -.
hire, the sum of Five Humid ed Dollars. rh;s-
IN Itself, was handsome contribution from On
individual; but The Generals d, sire 10 ass;s, ,h.
unior una'e did not stop here. When he enter.
ed the service of the United Ststes IL wac gen
orally. known that he did so entirely from ps,r;
otto motives, and that The pay and allowance.
due him, Instead of being drawn by him for NJ.
own emolument. would be appropriated TO some
public institption; but when he heard of RE
late Calamity which had befallen the cItv. !, 1.
TO betpReHemedthat he considesed that it could
never Be better applied than in relieving those
distreHedby its be ther fore imrnediss ely drew
an order on the Secretary at War. for the a
mount due him For his services. in favor of
Paul Hamil,onsEsq Secretary oil the Navy. and
directed him TO transmit the amount, which is
upwards Of Six Thousand Dollars, to The Int nd.
ant OF Charleston, to be applied towards relev.
ing the sufferers BY the fire. City Gaz.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
Dlrglnta Nrastg.
r | c H N o N d,
TUESDAY. NovrmBrR 10. 1910.

= 'sI
TUESDAY. NovrMBKR 10. 1910.
ADMINISTRATIONS think it strange
ffaii tR { cert ain republican newspa.
PEI 30 haPe anticipated the Ere.
Use period (which the Presidents
TAG proclamation would issue. These
wisesacres, blinded by factious tho'ts.
unable t\ foretell any thing themselves.
conceive that all the world must be e.
qually feeble. If they wopld Look at
a subject fairly; if they would give to
every circumstance its due weight,
scope, and proportion, they would no
longer be astonished that a precision
should prevail in the republican jour
nails, in relation TO political events, to
which the federal Gazestes are stran.
gers, The republicans look at th;rgs
as they are; they calculate how Ger
tain measure win operate they com.
bine, reflect, and decide; and thus
they arrive at result which ,amazes
stuPsd individuals, who suppose there
is tome magic ia the business, or that
thdfe &epst, be home intercourse be.
twteF N tgover1ment and the .prin-
tiers. NhSfederAists look at th.;;ng;s as
thes. zoish Mem and their PRINCIPAL
|'endeavor'-is.~s0 twist and turn ever
circumstance to their wishes thew
look at every thing with an obliquity of
vision that renders them unable to dis
Germ any measure in a true light.
8 AT New York, at Philadelphia. and
elsewhere, it was procl4imed, antece-
IDENTIFY to the fact, that the Presiden,
would issue proclamation on the>2d
of November. And the federslists CIV
out necromancy, connivancei This,
to be sure, is extremely silly, and
would surprize us, if the federal news.
paPeFs did not everyday abound with
absJfditiss. They too, would have
fordB eepEthat the procisnaiion must
have iss1ea on that day bad they not
beenRrevented BY thsif blind devotion
to Great; Britain. Whilst that devo,
ton continues, wemay .expect to see
in the Anglo American prints an utter
confusion of political topics.
The U. s. brig Hornet has arrived.
and dispatches have been received at
Washington from France and Eng
land. Lieuts. Spence and Miller are
the Bearers.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
FALL GOODS--The subscriber has received
by the Averick from London and Cora from
Liverpool, general assortment of
C. @ @ ID S,

suitable TO the season.
--AMoNo THEN Ann-
London and Yorkshire Superfne Cloths and
Cassimeres
Union, Bedford and Bennett Cords,
Swansdowns, Toi:eitcs and Dinn's S 4 and
Ga dbie. Mild Cloths,
Coaing, Bearskin, Friezs, FIsnnels < Bales,
Plains Kersey's and Blankets.
Cough and Bra'hwai.t's napt cottons
Yam Hose, Worsted and Cotton StoclSings.
HhdfsssHzNls and Muslins,
Silk veI7rts and Sewing silk,
Irish Linens and DIogheda's.
Qaeen's onrd, Velvets. Thicksetts and Con.
stitutIcn Cords,
A good assprtmeat of ssddlery, Hardware
and Cutlery, -
Smiths Bellows, Anvils and Vises.
Flat Bar Crzwlcy & English Bistered Steel
He Continues to transact business on commits.
sion, ard has for sale,
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Queens Ware, Whiskey, Shad and Bar Iron.
ROBERT GAMBLE.
Richmond, Nov. 9, 1910. If.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

TEN DOLLARS REWARD-was stolen
Il out Of Stable, near bottoms Bridge. on
the twenty seventh of last month,
BAY HORSE,
about FIVE feet high, five years old could dc.
scribe SAID Horse minateiy, but do not think IL
worth time, be having one mark that cannot es
cape tneeJe ofany person tina, may no,ice him
that is, e|ierge white place on his wea,he,s
The above ReSard will be given to ag person
hat viii delives tho said Horse TO NE, n ar
Bottoms Bridge in the lower cod o&Henreo
county, or FIVE dolars fo- such information that
bali cause me TO get him again { as this IS the
eleventh that have had the bad luck through
various ways 10 lose within the space Of three
years and six months, and fully up 10 the price
Of S 20 save one and several Of much mote va
ae, Cannot hep soliciting the favour Of my
aeqnaintances IN this, and the adiacen coun,is,.
10 make in their neighbourhood some small en-
qoiTy, which favour shalt ever be gratefully ac-
knowledged BY tho Subscriber.
Joseph jenkins.
Nov. 18th, 1910. TtA
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
BosroN. Nov. Q.

We are indebted to capt. Bl.nchsrd,
Eom Ireland, for Dublin papers to the
nth Sept ard to capt. Hos land, for
EAlfast and Drogheda papers to the
18th.
The Irish papers contain numer-
Gus Resolutions of Parishes, Copora-
tions, Jurors, &c. in favor of the re.
peal OF the act cDcsolldating ireland
with England. The people wish for
form osprovincial government tina,
= shall give them resident parlia-
Nmsn,.
a general meeting Of the intabi.
t>nts Dublin, called by the sheriff
Twrr hen application to hin was held
on VI 18th OF Sept. TO consider the
-fss'Friety OF petitioning the king & par.
hement 10 The revocation OF the act Of
HrIon.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
Nsw Yosk, Noyemhe,
THE WEATHER.

Such a day as this, attbis season Of the
year, was never before known in this city
since the memory of man. !, The snow is
deed enough to make good sleighing, and is
suh'cfently frozen for the purpose. The
thermometer stood this morning at IS a.
buve only; quite as low as one would wish
at anyAeason. ;. The sleigh bells Jingle in
our sts9fss. Although in a proper season,
this would be exhiIarating music, the sounds
at this time strike on the mind like those
Of passing bell Had we no hope but
what is PLACED on the exertions of man in
such dreary, time, we should be almost
led to despair. But Providence orders all
things for the best, and. can easily bring
permanent good from temporary evil.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

THE GRAND LODGE OF VIRGINIA
Il Wiil,mee., in the Mssons Hall, in u eit,
oi Nichniond, a; 8 O'Clock in the evsning.ps thI
seeon1 Monday ia December next.
Richmond, November 9th, 1910. veD
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
BosToN. Nov. 1.

The. Ihedtre-has now received a
very brilliant reinforcement in Mr.. &
Tlrs. DUR, from the Theatre ROYAL,
Dublin. There is no peri III the
United Kingdoms, except the cele-
bsatt d LEWIS, who fills so wide and so
attractive circle of elegant, sportiye
or Fashionable comedy and in the
yourg heroes of tragedy, he is said
alsp to wear very high plume. His
fnetts, various rs they are, have re-
o1aYkd the. highest test Of the most
iastidious criticism. He makes hi.
debut tomorrow evening-his talent.
will not permit him to be &C Stran
gcr--yet, "as a stranger we will Civ.
him welcome"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
T'HE Co Partnership of Il TrRAY

0HE Co Partnership of r TTRAY
IL MINIS was this day Dissolved by nnu-
tual consent All those indeb cd TO said firm az
requested to pay their respective balances to DA-
vid Rattray, alone, who is autb o1ised to receive
the same, and discharge all claims against ths
said firm, and grant discharges Immediately, az
il will be entirely out of his power to grant Fur.
Their indulgence.
~ DAVID RATTRAY,
NArHL. P. MINIS.
Novtmber e,h, 1910. On
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

their existence, if prolonged, can on
ly be attributed to an implacable ha-
tired TO us and rude contempt of our
neutral rights.<
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
PORT of Richmond.
E Mt RE D.


Schr. Betsy & Mary, Caulbourn. N.
Eagle. Wimus. do
VIM. & Susan, Tylor Ph:!a.
Liberty, M'Gramara, N. York.
Brothers, Barrett, Norfolk.
Ariadna, Somers, Philadelphia.
Atalanta, Palmer, Norfolk.
Hawk, Churchill, Plymouth.
Samuel, Farris, Boston.
Enterprise, MAJOR, Petersburg.
oiooP Richard Alfred, Boswie, Bali.
Hope, Pucketr, PETERSBURG.
Rose, Morehouse, New York.
Atlanta, CRANE, Newport.
Sslly,Spencer, East Greenwich.
Marlnaid, Ackley, Philadelphia,
Friends, Sparrow, Petersburg.
GEE AIRED.
Schr. Young Sachem, Block, N. York.
Mary Ann,| Wood, do.
Thomasas~ Carrico, Salem.
Susan & Emeline, Traverse.
Philadelphia.
SiooP Juno, Sooy, New. York.
Friendship, Durfey, do.
ship Factor, Johnston, Petersburg.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

ireland is still represented by it's
public writer's to be scene of ex-
IRENE poverty and misery and all its
wretchedness is attributed to the uni
on. -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
September 90.

"A new plot, Il is said, hostile to Bona i.
patte, has been discovered in Paris ; bur
! 1t is 'pro5abiy plot of his own making.
according to the private accounts, some
apersons OF distinction have been arrested
zaI1d cast into prison. Fouche knows too
"MAby OF Napoieon's secrets, and, as he has
been the devoted friend fthe Empress Jo-
sephine, it is thought necessary that he
should be despatched and we shall not be
burprized to hear that both are implicated
IN some pretended conspiracy of which
Pouches successor Savary, the present
Minister of the Police in Paris, win have
the management.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
toNpoN Senteni,r :

LUNDUNs oeptembr 10,
Paris Journals to the 9Th have been re !.
ceived.
One of these papers hints yslludng we
suppose, to the miscarriage the Empress
that the expectations of all loyal French.
men had been blighted by an untoward &C.
cidsnt which had befel the Empress Lou.
'sa, in descending the steps OF her chart.
OF.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13
fSSHoaE, Nov. z.

VIZ Aave been f9pred by Captain
Rydd u the ship Nabby, in SO DAYS
from Liverpool With Eendcn papers
to the 18th of s. Ptember. ATheir con-
tents relate pr Icipally to operations in
the East IndEs, and otherwise are not
interesting The British have taken
the Dutch settlement of Amboyna.
with several Islands adjacent. and the
whole OF those settlements are expect
ed to fall.
There had been further and serious
dies.
IA few details from OF papers are
given in this days pa(er.
Con- Exchange. ~ Lane. Sept. &c.
!, :; ~ Wheat !. 7os. t9Oos per quarter,
81 Fine do. los. to 11os.
Fine Floq sss. to COS. per sack, or
Cos. to 63s. per barrel.
A detachment of troops sailed from
Plymouth for Lisbon on the Oath Sep
TENDER. -944
..t = . |.~ = z - - ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

ny virtue ct deed of. Trust, frcm Andrew Lew
rs, oithe county of Montgomery, will be SoLp.
by the subscriber. to the highest bidder for
ready money, at the Eagle Tavern in the CIV
OF hichmond, upon, The 18th day OF December
next, the following TRACTS of LAND.
Win their appurtenauces, or SO much thereof
as may be neeessaryto pay ceuain debts in the
sa'a deed OF Trust msnuonsd, that is TO saw;
NNE Tad situate in the county of Nfont.
~ geometry, containing 500 acres, being ,ha,
TRACT on which the said Andrew Lewis now
iivesj one Other trad adjoining The last mention.
ed on the norih, containing ten thousand acres /:
one other tract adjoining the first mentioned. be .
ing an Inclusive survey, Containing seven rhous-
and seven bundled acres; one other traa aaio;n.
lng the last mentioned at the west end. contain
ing four hundred and fourteen acres (; one o;her
tratt called the CHrsNur Mack containg three
hundredPnd Rxty SIX acres one other trad call.
ed SEYFuR Hae on Bottom Creek adionine p
the 6rsts nep Hpsd traa of eight hundred acres
and containing one hundred and sfiy acres one
other t,aei also adjoining the frst nenucaed trsa
called Prothnous GardenJ containing onehundred
ana twenty eight &C esJ one other tract &dioininp
the last mentioned, containing enc hutdrcd and
thirty aeresi one other act adjoining the inclu-
sve survey OF seven thousand seven hundred a.
cres above mentioned, containing eighry ac,es-
one o her raa adjoining the same inclusive sur,
~ S'o containing OhS nuH0rtQ aCIeS--One other
tract lying on both sides Of Lit Ie River contain.
ing one hundred and fifty acres. on which is
situate Hopewell F orge--one other tract adjoin.
Tag thereto, con a!ning enc hundred and forty a.
cres-one other tract adjoining the same. cal ed
the Saw.mill tract, containing four hundred and
histy eight acres-and ne other tract al i,iag
The last mentioned nacty containing one hundred
acres-which said several tracts of land are air.
uate in the county Of. Montgomery,
EDWARD JOHNSTON,
-. Surviving Trustee
n. b. The above mentioned property is sl,u
ate on and about what is generally called the
BENT, MOUNTAIN and considered very
valuable estate particularly for grazing. Any
one wishing for more particular information. may
apply 70 Charles Johnson. residing in Campbell
county near Lynchburg, or to Roserr Pollard
George Pickett or Gailego, Richard & CO. in
he city of Richmond.
November 10h, 1910. I'd.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

Letters from Heligoiand to October 1
treat all apprehension f.. the Frenchas ridi.
Suioes. Ihe Tarkish armies have Increased
considerable. A conspiracy has been detect
ed In Portugalto betray the British-the
conspirators chiefly Noblemen and monietl
eople-she common people remain patri.
uc-the London c ourier says from 100 to
0<oo eonspirators were to be transported TO
Hrica or Cape de Verbs. The blowing
up OF the magazine at Almeida was part
OF this plot, which was to have placed
Lord Wellingson's army between two fires,
Massena and the tories in Lisbon, which
city was to have been conhagrated, as a
signal for massacre.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-11-13

. l- = D
LISBON, September IS, r. M:
a most sanguiDary plot has been disco.
vered. Above 100 of the most respectable
inhabitants are apprehended. O2 2eth
OF this month a general massacre Of the
bc'tish was TO have taken place-the con-
spiracy extenyed thoqS hout the country.
The Priests tnfA out Nth the people MS a
N stand of arr and secre,ed uniforms
ne discovered.
ACCOUNTS frQ(f Smyl state that such
is,be enthps I'm in IN present war of
religion" that many of the asiatic Pachss
furnish more troops than are called for,
and some voluntarily take the field at the
head of their detacbments.
Letter from an officer on board the Roy
al William.
SPIrHnAD, Oct. 2-2: r.. NJ.
This morning an officer from the Anne
rican brig of war Hornet, came on board
Says they we're. informed at Havre
(France) which port they LETT Yesterday,
that Gen. Armstrong had left France.
Great dependency at Havre in consequence
of the reported defeat"
The Lendon Courier of the evening Of the
Sd Oct. notices the report. The States
man. an opposition print Of same day,
81 dispatches are received from Lord
WlHegton=but Ministers suffer little 10
tHpfire. Meantime Continues the
"Statesman'') while doubt and uncertainty
prevails concerning the situation of our
army, the English are hated by the PEG.
pie whom they are sent to protect--if mi.
nisters do not immediately withdraw our
army from Portugal, since the discovery OF
the iniquitous scheme We mentioned yes
terday, they will shew contempt tor Its
safety surprising all former temerity
''Bonaparte has conferred a material
benefit upon his Roman States, having dis
posxd of the national domains TO pay the
pdbfc debt The Emperor of Austria is
Tabied in reducing his army. The Han.
AtRsf1Ras chayei in the Chops7of the Chan.
= by French squadron of three men Of
war steering NNW." CStateaman, Oct. 8
s22 of the Royal Artillery sailed from
Plymouth for Lisbon LIST Oct. %
Courier Office, I'd Edition, p. M. Oc-
tcber 3.-Lucien Bonaparte proceeded di-
rectly from Italy TO Sardinia, where he
solicited British protection. He has arri-
we'd at Gibraltar. No account is received
b. government OF any action in Portugal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-07-23
Dteo.,

IN Pomfret, (con.) Barnard Philips. jun.
aged lg, ne fell 46 feet from the girt Of a
sleen'e as he was assisting in raising tow
er and although lie weighed 2JC i5s and
nothing Intercepted his fail, no bone was
t.-actnred or dislocated, bu; he shock de-
priyed him of All seRsbili:y below his lips I;
ne survived TIC 81 cs!ert several days
IL Bedford, penn. Mr.. David HAroii
shot by an Insane person. LIN Charlotte,
VT Mr.. Joseph Allen, aged "A iie AROSE
from bed in the nsorning IN apparAas good
heshh, dressed himself, and then laia down
and ez .;ired Instantly.
IN New-York and, Mr. NATHAN
MEIcs. supposed 10 have been shot b hss
own son, in boat, and tlirowa overheard !!
H. psu,. lFrsnce) Pail Fenfsia, once Ia
nous A>istie ra5ob, who brou yht from lie
E. In,!ses fortune of little less than mil
lion sterling lie died in very INDECENT 60
rumstancr-- IN Ken ack,, IYa. L.etsr, ca
led for tie nia der III III ..n EAin.rs