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The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06
Patent w ashing Machines.

yEN!!N subscriber respectfully informs his
X friends and the public in general, that he
has, some rime ago, purchased an exclusive right
Of making and vending Patent Flashing Machines
throughout the hundreds of Brandywine and
Christiana, in Newcastle county, number of
which machines he has already made, which
have been tried ny divers persons and highly APP
proved of, as they save great part OF the labou-
of washing in the usua! way, and are less niuri.
Gus to clothes. tle will continue to make and
have supply of them on hand which he will
sell on reasonable terms to such as favour him
with their custom /; and will also sell to any Der.
son right TO make and use them within the
the hundreds Aforesaid.
ABRAM CEST.a
WiImnptop Ian o. 1900 IF
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NOj'ICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ that the Subscriber intends appivir
to the Legislature of the State of Delaware
at their sitting in January next. on heha,t Of
the Heirs and legal Representatives of vii
liam Psery, deceased. and 1ohn Lonse, de.
ceased, for the condo mnaliop of a certain
Mill stream on the head Of Mil Greek. a.
bove HoAGad's mill, in BroadkiIn Hundred
Sussex.
James Peery.
October ~, 1909.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06
A;o be Rented

4 ND possession had Immediately the
r. Store-Room and Cellars UNDER the
Printing. Office OF me Delaware Gazette
For particulars enquire Of the Printer.
Nov. s, 1909. jot
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Notice..

OUCH persons as are indebted to the =.
y tate Of ESTHER YARNALL. d.
ceased, either by bond, note, or book. deh,
are requested to make immediate paymen,
to John Warner and Jfohn T0rbert, or eth.
1r of them, who are legally authorised r.
ceceive the same. And those who bavs
claims against said estate are requested ia
present them for settlement.
William Warner, Ex'r.
Feb. II, 1909. tt.
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For Sale, 5000
II VALUABLE PLANTA7LON

4 NON lAlNiNG 900 dcres OF Land, situa-
" ted In Mill Creek hundred, New Castle
county. and state of Delaware. There are on
the premises very comfortable dwelling house,
good barn, hay house, &c. all in good orde.-
A eonslderableportion of the ground is we'll TIM
beIed, the remainder arabic and meadow.
The natural soil is good and may be improved
at small expence, being situated within shor,
distance OF an extensive lime stone quarry.-
Possession may be had on the 23d of next March
and the terms of sale known by applying to John
o'oc ktnn In Wilmington, Dr. james MsCalnon,
IN New Castle, or Joseph England near the prc.
niises' who will also shew the property, if call.
ed on.
New Castle ST., Nov I'm
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Matthew Keuu

MOI MS his friends and the public
L that has opened a Dry Good Store of
IRE ives side OF Market Street, next door
below + corner of Second Street; where
ne oilers tor sale handsome assortment of
easonable goods on moderate terms
Wilmington, Jrpe17 1sess
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j0h1a Ljix0n

III AVING succeeded Farmers. Far.
I bert in the grocery busine; the
stores lately occupied by them on Erket.
street wharf; offers for sale on the most
moderate terms Tor cash or the usua, credit,
Il Genera! assortment Of Groceries.
And hopes by strict attention to bust.
ness, 70 merit share Of the public pa,Ioa-
age.
The Packet, SLoop Hoea, Capt.
MINER, with good accommodations for
.assengers, viii ply between this Town &
Philadelphia as usual-all freight sent by
sad packet will be carefully attended to.
Wilmington. July 8, 1909.
NOTICE,
rs hereby given, to all whom it mas con.
L Germ, that Joseph Vincent intends to ap.
ply to the legislature. at their next sessios,
in order that he may be enabled to ascertain
the boundaries, Of part Of certain tract OF
Land. called Round Pond enlarged. situated
in Broad Greek hundred, in the county OF
Sussex; which said part Of Land was d.
teced TO be laid off to Sally NJ. Houston,
under whom he claims, by the last will and
testament of John Houston, deed.
JOSEPH VINCENT.
Nov. 10, (15) 1909. ct
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lanes Gardner.

ID ESPECTTULLY informs his friend,
Aand the public that ne has removed
his store to the east side of Market-s,res,
one door above Spackman & Grubbs, (uear.
i opposite the post-of1ice) where he ha,
opened large assortment of elegant ORR,
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! axe Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that applica.
Y ton will be made to the Legislature
OF this State, at their next session, for law
TO enable the owners of parcel of Marsh
lying on the south side of Port.penn he.
tween that place and the Piers, to smbank
The same.
David Stewat.
PO't-Pean, Oct. "a, 1909. ,aw.1
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hereby gwen, to all whom it may concern.
thar application will be made to the Gen
e'al Slembly of the Gate of Delaware at their
nFxt ieiilon at Dover, for an act authorizing
tNem TO bank oft, flop and d, ain the waters
n.ar1h, low lands and cripples of the North.
Weit 81 aneh OF Duck Creek, at or near MIR.
Neck, Az s,quinink hundred, NsweCal}ie
county and .tste of Delaware.
John Fennemore,
John Taylor,
Thomas Emory.
For Sale,
4 N excellent MICH COW, For mar.
\ tlcuars enquire of the subscriber. At
srandywine Mills.
James Jefferis.
Ncy. IS, 1899. At
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06

i,,ue, black, brown ,drab, Marseilles outline,
corhcau, bottle green, tystians and leans
g,ey, and dark mixed Lite strings
superfine cloths Sinshaw and Man,au
Calssimeres silks
Bennet's patent cord Silk & york tan glove,
Coatings and fianneis Bandanna and Madras
Forest cloths handkelchiefs
Ve!vcts and constitution Cammcl's hair shawl.
cords Checkered and striped
Bevercens linens
70 and "A Irish linens Damask shawls
blue yellow nankeens Russia & dowlaslinct,
Wide and narrow cotton Rattinets &bomha,e,,
c'ss''neres Red & green booking
Chlnrz.s and callicoes baize
Cam''''ck and common Brown hollands
d'mf"s Suspenders
laimanroes Ur ,relas & parasol,
Durant and Jones' spin Black satios and Ao.
ming rentines
Cotton and worsted no. Scissors K pen-knives
sieiy Silk hose
Colored, chamhray, cam Gilt & plated button,
brick, jackanet, null Oil cloths
null, India, British, Trunks
book ,gurrah ,bafta, & Morocco & kid shoes
lcno Muslns &c. &c.
N. B. Country Store Keepers supplied on the
lowest terms for cash or the usual credit.
James Gardner
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10 be Rented,

TITS situated on White Clay Greek, five miles
Il from Wilmington, two from Newport, and
half mile from Staunton. The situation is
healthy and pleasant, and convenient to mills
markets and places of public worship.
a large portion Of the land is marsh mea-
dow, in excellent order, and we'll calcula-
ted for grazing. The improvements are, a
good dwelling house and kitchen, and all neces-
sary out houses for the accommodation of large
stock. As it is presumed that any person wish
ing to rent will first desire to view the premises,
further description is deemed unnecessary
Eos tur,her particulars enquire of the subscriber,
in the village Of Newport.
Aron Justis.
November GO, 1900, oc
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06
HARLAN'S
Square Sun-dial Compass.

Square Sun-dIal compass.
THE subscriber has invented an instru'
ment to survey by the sun, which in every
respect supercedes the needle land not being
subject 10 attraction or variation, viii! point
out the variation of the needle at sea, and
the time of the day. 1t may be seen at
Richard Bakers, Bradford, near the Forks
of nrandywine, Till the 25th of March
next. The said Baker will show any gen.
.leman the practice and principle OF the iD.
.trument for one quarter of dollar.
JEHU HARLAN.
Neyfs, 1899, #
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06

>,
which e!ettually diff 81 all kinds of worms from
Perlons Of every age.
The following is not a fnsular inGtance OF
the effects ofwor in adults.
AesSrS. x, lee and San,
For log time was afH cted with faiu,ino
hFs Gdpine IL ihe bowels, pains il the ttc.rach
and "as;ing OF the fefll-the adv ce e an
tminen; ph,ii,'au proved uielef--,Iolhinn now
apresred bur the melancholy proipset Of death
" hsn 'iaPpi,. MY bus and reeoliec the many
cures aid to have been perfoi med by Ire, L..
='@gFS, 'ox Ma procured I'm Mes rs " a..
ner ana Hanna, which has ent rely removed e.
very iyn'pi"n OF rhe complaint
Having expe fenced 60 much benefit myCe,f. 7
think ii my duty to recommend them TO all m,
asqnaintance--ieve'al Scxes have been Sent b,
Ne 20 my fathers family in Bethleh NJ to be
dhi''bu' cd among, m, fends u no might be af.
HietFa with worms any other lnformati,
will be given By applyng 10
H.. Cstharine Walker.
Maikss ipace
hdwsfa Higgins.
The Delaware gazette. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1809-1810, 1810-01-06
To Parents who may have Children athlete
with the
Whooping Cough

w HoUPII1S NVuSHV
This difcovcrv is Of the frft magnitude,
affords immediate relief, checks the prog
and in fhort time enriiely removes the n
cruel difordcr to which childre' arc lab
the Elixir is 70 perfectly agreeable and the
60 fn,all that no difficulty ariies in taking 1t
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-25
ana StGWGft-
pRIcE 4 DOLLARS 50 CENT

PRICE 4 DOLLARS so CENTS
Rules and Regulations for the Field Exef-
Ieisc and Maneuvres of the French Infantry
ISSUED August lst, l79l; and the Naneu-
'gres added, which have been since adopted
NV the emperor Napoleon. Also, the Ma
'neunes of the Field Artillery, with lnian-
stry. BY Col. Irenee Amelot de LaerolX, iate
Chief Of Brigade in the French service. In
Sthree volumes, the third volume consisting
pf plates.
i The principal part Of this work has been
translated from French TO English, 10y Lieut.
Col Macdonald, in the service OF has brltan-
nick majesty. Col. de Lacrolx has not only
awaited himself Of Macdonald's translation,
but has retained the principal theories, wsth
(Which Col NJ. has enriched his work, esPe-
cialy his comparison of the French tactlcs
with the Prussian, and the principles OF the
fiEerent nations with the Engiish; because
those valuable notes are sufficient tor such
Comparisons, and are in point. Col. DEL
Fhas augmented those notes.
The introduction OF Col de LacToix' work
.|Nll direct the attention of the young Amerl-
III "S w SuO Sluuy VI lCaIHSd l0SSNSf 49, -
fut OF experience, and enable them to obtain
ne precision desirable in the warrior, Tor
khey must be convinced that good officer
& 0rms a good soldier, and that the expert
fnce OF ages has demonstrated. that the SOL
let VIII perform his duty correctly, when ne
we'll commanded.
AT the end OF the second volume OF this
Col. De Lacroix has added the manoeu-
rs OF the field artillery with the Infantry,
Jfrdlns to the French principles. 1t isl
S<eSsary to lavish praises on the advantage
moving this laundering arm with the same
asAity ana celebrity as the line. Europe is
~ convinced and confesses it. He has adj
~ riates, which demonstrate those maneu-
- 80 essential to the great operations of
hem. N''''''o $500 - e0N'e
sUL7de Lacroix has Judged it also expedi-
=, " add TO this book some new adopted
sSaVIes, which have been put in practice
o sss1 advantage, in the face of an enemy
bo,S aa1nee the value of this work is the only
'ssolld induce him to augment its size
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-25
Georgetown, June Ao-L2'
.JOIHl "
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders in the Washington Gao
nal Company, are hereby notified that the
third Instalment Of ten collars on each Stare
is called forpayaele on The 22d day OF August
next. to Samuel Elliott, Jun. Treasurer OF
the Company.
BY order Of the Boa,d of Directors.
E. tB. Caldwell, PrsEdent.
Washington, July 9. LAVISH
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R Wheat.

Having a desire to decline. the
business of Store Keeping attoccoquan, we
wish to dispose Of the present snail Stock OF
C @ 9 ID 5
on hand, to a person who would be willing
and more able to keep store we'll assorted
than ourselves, andwho would do business on
scale sufficiently extensive ortheir interest,
and 20 dc justice to SO valuable a situation.
We will also Sell or Rent,
that valuable and convenient Brick Store
House and Wharf.-The at present occupy, being
calculated for a store and counting room upon
the first floor, and for family upon the Sc.
condfoor, with an excellent dry cellar under
the whole building, together with q brick
kitchen adjoining. This stand has probably
been equal to any in Virginia for the sale OF
both Dry Goods and Groceries; and it the
present growing crops of grain should be
realized equal to its present appearances,
there is no doubt but this stand will be equal
to former times, as we propose to keep up
constant cash market for wheat, and will
probably buy 70 to 10000 bushels
Elheot, Campbell 6 Whesler,
Occoquan, June %.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-07-25
WAS LEFT

at the subscribers stable, On Saturday the
l4th inst. by mulatto man who said hewas
from below Richmond, brown HORSE,
with Small star in hisfolehead, about i 5 1 =
hands high, and supposed to be about six
years old, very low in flesh the MN said his
mother was white woman, and gave him
the horse; but from the circumstance Of his
not calling for him it is supposed heris stolen.
The owner is requested to prove properly
pay charges and take him away.
John Goodwin,
Near alexandria.
July q. ST.
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BRYAN Hampson. & 90.

Have Just recsived and oBerj or Safs'
20 bbds and so barrels FIRST quality sugar
20 do. secoad quality,
- n;nes old London particular Madeira,
4 pipes and 3 tierces LONDON 1r matAe' sl'1
x Quarter casks Malaga WINES,
40 boxes dipt Candles,
hid. old Jamaica Spirits,
pipe old Cognac Brandy,
so barrels New England Rum,
40 doprime Whiskey,
10 chests Imperial,
10 do Young Hyson TEAS, of this years
importation,
sAnd selected for family use,
$50 the hest selected Flour for do
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PUBLIC SALE.

nU2SUANT to aDeeree of the 'NVor-
shlpul Cours Of Fairfax county, in the
comm ollwe alth OF Virginia, or the 9 st day
OF June last, will be exposed TO sale, for
ready money, at the house of Sanford Payne,
on the premises, on the 2S.h inst between
the hours of and 6 O'Clock, p. NJ. to raise
the sum cftwo thousand dollars, with interest,
due from Richard Bland Lee TO Ludwell Lss,
esquire, two bundled acres of l. A N d, be
the same more or less (; being all the land on
the North side of the Little River Turnpike
Road now in the occupation of Harrison
Fitzhugh, and being part of a tract of one
thousand acres mortgaged TO secure the pay
meat fthe said debt Que to the said Ludwcll
Lee, esquire.
Rich. Coleman, J 1ou,y,.
Thos. Blackburn, ! '"'
July II. 2wd
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WILLIAM HARPER, Jun.

WILLIAM HARPER, Jun.
DRUGGIST 70 AnOTHECAkY,
II ASj just opened Druggist Store in King
Il i street, between Mr. Hodgkin's Tavern
and MIR. Kincaids store, where.he offers 3or
sale a general assortment of
Fresh Medicines.
He likewise continues his wholesale ard
retail Druggist Store on Fairfax street, next
door to Mr.. John Llody's, and opposite Mr..
Bryan Hampson's, where orders entrusted
to him shall beexecuted onake most reason
able terms.
July %. d
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To[eph H. Mandevllle,

ToIeph H. Mandeyllles =,
7TTcr e EcEIYED g FOR SHE,
~ ~ Sopsheads Sd and 4th proof good West
India Spirits.
ea,do. Sugar, various qualities.
10 tiSrces New Rice.
sahogsheads Molasses,
stdo. Copperas.
9sdo Alum. o,. New
England Rum. u,,son and
90 chests of Imperial Young hssoi'' anu
Dat Madeira, Lisbon, Sherry, Malaga,
and Catalonia Wines.
am barrels of Herrings and ohad.
20 barrels Herrings, put up with pafs'cu-
lar care and salt-petred
5000 bushels Liverpool and LISBON oah'
i slnlv 2. -s~..----~---
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July
Twenty Dollars Reward.


4 BSCONDED from my farm at the
n mouth of Seneca, about the 7th of last
month, man whose name is RAJ PHI, 81
years of age, between black and yellow CO..
Tor, nearly feet high, very stout made,
vellowish eyes looking heavy-he has but
little to say. His apparel was oznaburg
shirts, negro cotton oxerjacket and trow-
sers. 1t Is likely he has made away with
them and procured other :!oathing A free
negro man by name 'Sambo, living on Judge
Washington's e. tate. Mount Vernon, is his
father, and it is very probable he is therea-
bout or in Alexandria, and with little trouble
may be found.
The above reward will be given to secure
him in Washington City or Alexandria Jail.
Thomas Peter.
Cacrrefo,un lime I0--J2. n
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-11-30
BhLTlmoRr, November "a.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

LII ~ AZ A11 49, s
Arrived, ship Portsmouth, Dawson,
from London, 22 days from land--Thc
editors of the Federal Republican, have
been favored by the owner, with London
papers to the Esd ult.
The Times Of the 22d Oct. states, that
on the Friday preceding, Mr.. Jackson,
late Envoy Extraordinary to this country,
arrived at Portsmouth in the Venus. He
landed Immediately, Under a salute.
1t appears by dispatches received from
Lord Wellington, by way of Lisbon, in
the remarkable short passage Of 4 days,
that Massrna was in a most critical and
dangerous situation. The Portuguese
militia under Colonel Trant had surprized
the French in Coimbra, where they cap
tured 5000 men. Lord Wellington was
posted in front of the French army, in his
strong lines, with his right at Villa Fran
ca. He had been but family molrsted in
taking this position, Massena's army was
inferior in number, and its retreat without
the loss of baggage and artillery, was sup
posed impossible, whilst famine would
probably arrest their progress. Every
circumstance indicated the policy of Lord
wellington to be what is emphatically cal
led Bargaining the French. The next
we may confidently expect to contain
their surrender or destruction.
The alarm among the merchants at Lis
bon, had subsidized in consequence of this
state of affairs, and they were
determined to wait the event with conf
dence.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-11-30

she rest Spanicrd,. is sssn as ihe nan
ormv had marched I'll, he Spaniards yese
upon the French ana par every one q them
10 death. Cadsz, he says, can never oe
taken, and though the FSench Keep up ne
bombardmsns Of that city, they can do very
Gnie damage, and the people are Under no
apprehension. -,
The French treat the americans zUith the
greatest indgnity and severity possicfe.--
III Ayansonfe cur informant sdsp me captain
ans supeycargo Of the Americdn schooner
Nary, rehich had been fasen by the French.
The captain and crev acre ricrched across
the couafrv almost barefoot 10 Seville, 5vtere
they rpere irsbrisoned IA an ass stable, and
toe,e soon 10 te marched rs prisoners Of
1ror, 10 Bordeaux. Bat By me assistance
eTtae SpatsardS the captain and sape,ca,go
had nade their escape, and traoeHed DIS
guised as mule. teers 20 Aydynonfe; phere
they acre generously supplied 6g the Span
ia'as apifh monev and clothes. gYy MFR
mani spas at CadiS on the 1stc1 October.
and Saw scvcral regiments embarked far
Portugal 10 reinforce LordW ellington. He
says, ne yoang Eaghsh OGcers vere 50
anxious TO NEE, the French, that many had
petitioned their superior o6Gicers to Be sent
Qua m those defachmenis. The reader aoiH
Perceive that she 1ith Of October is fhe iafsst
dne fran the seat o uar. And as our M
'eiigeace comes direct, it rsust convfnce e
very one that the tales which have been cir
cuiafed ofthe defeat If lard Wellington are
unfounded. II there has been a battle IL
could NOT have been knosua in Dublin, at
me date 81 our last accounts fran heace.-
There has undoubtedly, howevrr, been an
action before this time rvhich has been decs-
siOe.' The nert arrivals from SPAN or
Portugal uu'N probably bring US the account
eta 6atflc mare bloody than any wAtch has
been fought IN those countries during the
present sVdr.-lbid.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-11-30
"LUcIEa B~oNAPAgTE."
Boston. Oct. Is.


Remarkable passage from EeLand..-Last
night arrived at this port brig Enterprise,
Capt. F.. Cottle, in 81 days from Dublin.
Capt. C.. heard from his merchant, the day
he sailed (Oct. 24) that intelligence had
been received that the British had been de-
'feated in Portugal, and were preparing to
leave that country; altho in the beginning
of their combats they had met with some
Capt. c. favoured US with a Dublin paper
of October %, and a Liverpool paper OF
Oct. IS.
LONDON, Oct. 10.
A messenger has arrived from Forth
gal, which he left on the 9TH inst. here
had been no second battle. Lord Wei
lington has obtained such information OF
Massena's force, that it is said ne IS de.
termined to risk another battle even IN a
plain. He thinks his cavalry equaiio meet
that of the French.
Brig. Gen. Crawford has died IN FOR
tugsl.
Additional reinforcements are ordered
to Portugal.
An intercepted letter from Massena'
Sept. %. says we only march over de-
serts. Every place is abandoned. Wo-
men, children, and aged all dv."
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-11-30

lset Of Banks, s~onrluding with the FOL.
loving:
Fesol0ea. That the Representatives and
senators OF this state in the Congress-. of
the y. States be, aud they are hereby re.
qaested and instructed to oppose, by all
means IN their power, the establishment of
a National Bank in whatever names il
may be proposed to organise such au To-
stitution.
hio-Return ]. Meigsis chosen COVER
nor OF Ohio by a majority of near 1000
votes.
In conformity TO a late act of the Lepis.
iature OF Ohio, the seat Of government of
that state is transferred to Evansville.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1810-11-30
From the Freeman's journal.

Here squaas.--We are assured, (says
the Baltimore Federal Gazette of last 1 ues-
day) by a gentleman of the first rcspccta-
biiity, that letters from Washington an-
nounce a VERY UNPLEASANT STATE OF
OUR AFFAIRS IN RANGE
Prom. Turnprudence.-In France the
zViH of NAPOLEON, is the supreme ia,p ; his
caprice the jury ; his power the Judge ; and
his fury the eaecunoner.