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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-05
Charles Simms,
Thomas Swami,
r. Harrison.
OrDhans' Court,

alexandria County, Dec. Tenn, 1909.
ordered, That the administrator OF Joseph
Harper, deceased, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week tor
for four weeks, in the Alexandria DAILY Ga
,zette.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-01-05
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24,o7e Blanks,
$4,000 Tickets, at 2 dollars, is

Les. than 2 IN blanks to prize sd.
to deduction of IS per cent. PrizesE!
bic 50 days after. the conclusion Of the d.,
ing.
OF THE ANNEXED PRIZES.
LIST drawn No. 10th day OF drawing, e,da
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
[ Wzoie No. 67

fscate our property. and SO trsmpe with
increasing insolence on The rights Of our CT
tizens, and we believe shs will never be
appeased until we sacrifice All our CON-
merce, contract an alliance with her, and
engage in open hostillies with her enemy
Our only hope Of escape from this ca
tsstrophe depends upon the correctness Of
the Legislature of Massachusetts. We need
not advert 70 the mistortunes which threa-
ten our commonwealth as inducements TO
energy and exertion.
"YOu have Witnessed under the former
triumph of democracy, the spirit of intoler-
snce which prescribed all who dissemed
from the prevailing creed, and the spirit of
innovation which assaulted your Judiciary,
and all your most valuable institutions and
principles.
"By activity and exertion, the repetition
of these disasters will be prevented and
not moment should be lost or omitted, in
the most extensive and thorough organiza-
ton of your several towns, and the adop-
ton Of all The means requisite To induce ey-
cry FEDERAL town TO elect and SEND
ITS FULL COMPLEMENT OF MEM
BERS. We are svith Syeat respect,
ii. G. OTIS.
Il. Ill PERKINS,
JOHN PHILIPS,
JOHN WELLES,
DAN'L SARGENT,
w M. SULLIVAN,
+. ID. CLAIMING.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

The following arc the names of the
veilel8 that were wrecked, burnt, SC.
furnilhed by captain Folger =
Ship Thomas Jeferfou, Denf-
more, N. York, burnt, with about
700 pieces nankeens and fome
provifons.
Ship Commerce, Colburn, Hol-
Lowell, burnt, with part of her out.
ward cargo on board.
Ship Apollo, Higgins, Philadel-
phia, burnt with all her outward car
go on board.
Ship Franklin, Queensbury, New
York, burnt, in ballaft.
Ship Ariadne, Humphreys, Ports
mouth, n. II. got off with but little
damage
Brig Smiiax, Johnfon, Philadel-
phia, burnt with all her outward car
60 on board.
Brig Commerce, Brown, Rich
mond, burnt, part of her outward
cargo on board.
Brig Sampfon, Mafon, Vermont,
burnt, with part OF her outward car
90 on board.
Barqe Pompey, Sivers, Salem,
burnt, in balaft.
With large number of Englilh,
Spanifh, and Portugue veiels to the
number of 80 fail, amouglt which
were, one Spanilh fhip of III, 3 do
of "A, and one Portuguese do of "A
guns.
A boat from one of the Bri.ifh
fhiPs of war lying in Cadiz bay, with
q lieutenant and Is men, put off to
the relief Of one of the American vef.
fcls, aad was upfet, and II of the
boats company periihed.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

GENTLEMEN,-WE have every resor
70 spprehend that BY means of intrigue and
deception pracii ed tie last tlectlons, and
the influence of delusive reports propagated
from the seat government, tha Chief Ma.
grsrate Ct the Commonwealth zsiH be sab. sl.n.
led in his offce.
:" This most unfortunate epeat, does not
however, in the least degree diminish oug
confidence in the success Of proper exertions
to effect the choice of a Federal LegisIa-
ture. The Senators elect give ia a majority
Of one, and Federal house win be ena-
bled 10 FIJI the existing vacancy, so as to
secure decided majority in that branch
The returns Of votes from the Federal
towns, also demonstrate that it is in the
power ofou friends to produce the same
preponderance which they had last year in
the house.
Z We suffer much anxiety from the IN
settled state of our dispute with Great.
Il f.aiH, and cannot discern the least pros
pect Of a sincere accommodation. Against
such an accommodation the efforts OF
" 1rcs viii be most earnestly directed
The latter power, as we are Informed b,
the latest arrivals, IS daily adding to The
number of Ter captures. continues 10 con
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
FEDERAL TOWNS IN MAINE,
ATTEND

The new Senate Of Massachusetts,
is Federal---and the House will be 50
too, if you will do your duty as faithful
ly as you did the last year. Every de-
mocratc town is commanded, by the
Chronicle and Argus, TO do its almost.
And they will do az. Ills no time to
sleep on our arms, while the enemy are
at our gates. Be up and doing Moth
ing is wanting but erertion This be-
ing done, we shall have federal Coun-
Gil, and the business Of the year viii
not BIZ essentially deranged. All Mas
sachusetts Proper is alive on the occa-
sion--You must be SO too, and we Shall
have another year Of order and sound
principles. Your country demands Of
you to BE- Uig:lant, actiUr, hatie1lf, and
herSevering.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
NETWORK, APRIL 20.
READ AMERICANS |!

French Cruelty and Bar6arity-
From captain folger, of the brig
Young Soldier, who arrived here
Taft evening in Is days from Cadiz,
we learn, that a mott dreadful gale
Of wind fet in at thar place on the
9Th of March, and continued 8 days
with undated fury, during which
time 80 vefiels, moltly American,
were driven on 1hore, on the ealt Gde
of Cadiz Bay, in pofeflion of the
French, and were burnt. Such was
the cruelty and inhuman barbarity of
the French ioldiery, that no fooner
than Ghip came on fhore, and while
the crew were III the greateft diitrefs,
they would wade out Into the water
I'D 10 their middle and fet fire to her,
leaving the Crew to get on fhore as
they could, or perth in the flames.
Such as were 70 fortunate as TO ef-
cape death and reach the fhore were
Immediately thrown into loathfome
French prifon, without friends, with
out cloathing and without food.
Several Of the veiIcls were fired on
from the fhore and many Of their
crews killed and wounded. -No cal
culation could be made of the num-
Der Of lives loft. 1t is impoiIible to
fpeak OF the conduit o. thef5 infer
nal iccurdrels as it deferges.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30


other, will become comparatively I'M
Important in the fcalc of Nations.
The project of univerial empire
feems now TO be more than dream.
France, Italy, Holland, Denmark, Sue
den, Nor nay, Spain, Poland, Germany,
and Portugal, we fear, will all be IN
volved in the vortex Of one mans
power America will then preGent
three difinct Empires, the Sbanib,
the Portrgaese, and the Aagk-An,ey1i-
can, Empires. An interefting quef-
ton forcibly prefents itfclf to the
confederation of every man. I" That
is to reGf the extenfsn sf this gigantic
power acreG the Atlantic ?" We an
fwer, the EngHb Navy i! 1t is from
confederation of felf- exitence that
We Gaould deprecate the downfall of
England in her prefent itruggle.
Deitroy her navy, and our disputes
about the colonial trade, the imbreG
ment of Jfamen, and the Cbetabeake
.atsck, will probably fubfde; but what
will then become of oEr liberty, and
our riches, our fpirit of enterprise,
and enjoyment Of peace ? The un-
happy Princes of Europe may now,
with Ca, ioLanns, turn their backs npon
their territories, and exclaim, f" there
is a 1u0rM eJie7Obere ;" but deitroy
that navy, and their falety is Ideal
their new world will be as rotten
| and unfure under their feet as their
European territories had been.
The evident interelt of the Cam
mercial countries will be to CON-
mence fueh fylem of friendlhip
towards each. other, as to preient the
mott formidable obftaclcs to the fur
Their aggrandifement of Napoleon, and
| eltablilh fuch a fystcm of trade, as
may perpetuate thofe obitacles. Ii
will at once become evident to AL
exander, that he has been the dupe
OF Napoleon and his paflions, as well
as the interelts of his empire, will re-
quire him to cultivate community
of intereit with Great Britain. All
the Spaniards and Portuguefe, who
can eicape to America, will form fet-
Elements in Brazil and Mexico, and
probably unite in the general fyftem
Of commerce. England, conGdering
the great and increafng dangers
which threaten to deeroy her COM
merce, will be forced, by her intereit,
TO treat with the United States upon
BATS of mutual fafety, and CONNER
cial profperity.-By means like thele,
the Britifh navy can be maintained,
and thus an impregnable barrier is
oppoied TO the gigantic hoftility of
Napoleon in America.
AS to any future hopes Of contin-
entail reiifance, they mutt be foun-
ded upon va que contingencies and
remote probabllities:-Grea Britain
and the commercial powers, mutt
depend upon their own exertions,
for the maintenance of their prosper
ity and happineis.-B9fan Gazette.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
UNIcAT ION.
Legislature Of Massachusetts.

The leaders of the democratic party
are making every exertion to procu e
the election of a majority of democrats
in the next legislature. Already they
promise their partizans the rewards Of
office and salaries, provided they get
the government into their hands. The
Offices and emoluments Of the late use
less and expensive Courts of Sessions
are to be distributed among those who
have aided the election of Mr.. Gerry.
The present faithful and able Treasur-
er of the Commonwealth is to be dis
placed to make room for another SKIN
ner. This is fine prospect for those
who are seeking for the k0aveS s fishes.
But will the people be benefited by
these changes A democratic legisla-
tnre will give their voice in favor of the
Jefersonian policy, which many honest
men, among the democratic party,
acknowledge spread ruin and distress
throughout this State. Do the people
of Maine wish TO see the embargo and
humiliation of commerce the order Of
the day again Then make the Legis-
lature democratic elect those who
wish for power that they may crafty
their private views. But let those who
cultivate the soil, and those who suffer
fiom the ruin of commerce, recollect
that they must bear the loss, and en-
dure the evils which will inevitably fol-
low from the triumph of democracy,
As the democratic papers ars urq-
ing the election Of democratic represen.
tatives, it is to be hoped the friends to
the prosperity Of Massachusetts will at
tend to the following circular, and again
elect a majority Of federaIists, the
friends and advocates ofpeace and free
trade.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
RE1OYfL.


SAMUEL RICHARDSON informs his
friends and tie public that he has reno
we'd from High Street, and taken that large
aud cemmodous houfe lately occupied by
air. Jeremiah odd IN Market. fquare, where
lie ihUuld ae happy 70 wait upon bis friends.
He 'kgwiie ~li entertain fr2ngers and
--aye''ers a. ulSat From the central ii .uatiOn
Of ms houle, he hopes for flare of their pas-
suuage
b, A number Of Geutlcn en- can BE ac-
oonuncdated with Boarding ON realonahie
terms. SAMUEL RICHARDSON.
NsrspryPyf, Ap'8 IS (tN
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

Relief far the D.rlb Z afflicted Watcher
ny GODFREY WHEATON,, o7poite the
Indian Chief, Fiji Sreei-who begs leave
70 allure hIs gown aud country cuaomers that
be ierved an apprenticeship of eight years
with faithful aud genuine workman-and
ne aauers himief, by exerting his belt abili-
ties IN his protection, together with his Perion-
al attention. and regard TO punGtua,ity, that he
fhall give latisfactiou 10 thole who may favor
him with their c5T,ReL
Portland, H5ra IS rs mA
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
M.
DIR. REES'

NEW CYCLOPAEDIA. Vol. x, Part IN
y aud I'd Voh X, part q and I'd; and
VOL XII, part M, are in the PolIelllon Of
the iuhicrher, and will be cehverd to iub-
icribers in the DihriGf of Maine, at ftore No.
20, Long Wharf THOM4S CROSS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
Srtgulal }0oftrp.
FOR THE GAZETTE.

To B A. ESQ. PRINCIPAL Or
ACADEMY.
BENEATH thy parent eye, in youth,
Can forget the 10y knew
How fweetIy bIoom'd the flowers of truth,
How rifled every moment few?
Oh no! howe'er my lot be can,
In w'idoms path for folly's fpell,
Ill hug the memory Of the paf,
OF icenes my foul enjoy'd 70 well.
I know thee rich (what wouldIt thou more
Vi all might heaven in peace impart
know thee rich 10 mental fore,
Aad dcubly rich in wealth of heart.
Still be far in model guile.
Content TO cheer through ihades of night;
While Tome, dread, tranGent meteors rife
To faith one awful CLEAN of light.
Still live, by favoring fa,e's decree,
To blefs, infru6 The human kind
Fond icience points the task TO thee
10 nurie the young, ATTRACTED mind.
And oh what JOY, beneath thy hand,
(Ihe pride of taite and genius thine)
To view the mental power expand,
And all lis lovely tints combine
How Oft, whene'er I grop'd my way,
Perplex'd in errors maze TO dark,
Thy kindly voice forbade to fray,
And cheer'd ambitions Pickering fpark.
thank thee. May thine every hour
Which Times rehiteis children bring,
(Unfeen, unfeit IFS noxious power)
Shake floods of pieaiure from its wing.
Thus travelling down the vale of years,
When thou at length fhas yield rhy breath,
Thy urn fhaIl twin in grateful tears,
Thy memory fhaIl no, heep in death
H-"'s.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

Extraa gf a letter from WqjBingt9n
datei lAbrH Irth.

sCS ~ PfH ftb.
4" The defpaches Cor June are re-
ceIved and contain Intelligence 10
faVoarable from England and 70 m
Favourable from France as to diiturb
our Cabinet exceedingly. They find
that England q0iH nat have wsr-nor
France permit US TO be at peace.
Some of our high war men are
very angry with Pnkney for his ci,
Witty 70 the Britilh government, they
think he mutt have had Britiih gold.
Their motto is bully old england.
and bow the knee to the great En-
pcror Mr.. Short writes from Lon
don chat there is no chance of any
relaxation IN France, and that ARM
ftrong expects to be recalled :his
Spring. Armifrong perhaps has yet
to learn thar if he were horie who
ped every day in the ftreets Of Paris
1t could not move the fpirir Of his
matters here"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
Important COnEderafi0ns.

Important COnfderafi0ns.
The intelligence by the 1ulo, may be
confidered highly interefting, as far
as relates to the future deffiny of A
merica, as we'll as4e that of the Eu-
ropean world. Such changes in af-
fairs of the principal States ia Eu-
rope have occurred, as entirely to al
ter the fituation of the Globe.
The mion of the family Of The Bona
tayte5, 7viib the House Of Ayfra, is an
event of fuch primary importance,
that it cannot be paraIlelled in the
hiltory Of Europe. BY this event
NablLe0n cemeuts more itroDgly the
bonds Of controul, by which ne has
hitherto forced the Continent TO obsy
his mandates. The great check 70
tie contamination of his continental
power is thus rendered void and
hgGa, prehtd by Turkey on one
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

Maxm When | WIN "a jalc-
the character Of man whom / have
time TO ffudy. always inquire Ill
the fdt pace wh rher h hls pre-.
feryed his sarliel trl-nIs.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

IF Granger IN our country were q ak
tome OF our praters sbDu. t-uAumv, bow "
happens, thar the natiol y ra1ucsd a. tue me-
cetilty Of so'rg7ei4g aey IN time II peace
Would V NOT ne q very queer .n-wer, t-al
was produced by the economy Of cur rulers
What would the feLl5is mq.nrer think of
Inch n4gnent-eiPec'zTy. whsr ~ was
told thar thele fame rulers have fold 9uhic
lands 70 the amount Of thirty f7ve aiLiaHs ef
so!iass S-Sepository
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

This very morn's young beam was bright,
But mid day forms terrific gloom
Black fcowrd upon the world of light,
And pointed to wa'ery tomb:
YET death no terrorS mad for me,
ihought alone Of heaven and thee.
Why fhcuId thy S. dread to die
Time caanot give the ~iih'd relief,
rue of view miIder sky,
But Ind 10 balm TO cure my grief.
For ne no Tea born zephyr iprings,
With Eealing on its lghtome wings.
often .lilr fome azure bed
Would hide my oily form beneath,
With coral pillows round my head,
No venaI friend 10 mourn my death;
AuJ with the ouIy dirge that given
Might be by whifPering winds of heaven
HO5EIN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
vERSIFICATIoN OF PSALM XLHI

Il
Judge me, q God, and plead my caufe
Againlt race that hate thy laws,
Aud free from men unjuit
Thou arr my joy, my frength, my Lord;
0 tell me why I'm thus abhorr'd;
In thee pur nay truf.
Why, 6nce oPprefive IS The foe,
Do 10 forrow, mourning 60
Thy light and truth impart
They to the temple me fhall lead,
There will prahe thee, there will plead
With tears and prayerfui heart.
Why, o my hekening foul within,
Art thou calt down? Isl for thy hnf
In God thy hopes fhouid reit.
Him ihaII YET delight 20 pyaife,
Who gives me health, extends my days,
BE God forever bief hs"ss.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

The experience Of our own time and coun-
try, under the administrations Of Mr. Jsffer-
fon, demonstrates the wifdom of The remark
Of Frederick the Great Of Prulia, thar W
he ~ fHfsf 20 PHSj6 p,Ovi7ee Be -coH,f fsa .
PHILOSOPHERS % goVsrn H."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

The people of New HAmpflire have re.
turned 10 waow in the nlire Of democracy,
and the latee accounts Of he relult of the e.
lection in Mahachuiet;s, induces Us 10 believe
that her citizens have followed the era npie
Now IN the name Of all tie Gods .,
once" and the enbarg1, non inrercou1e aad
Fulton's torPetos TO boo,-what known or
unknown blefiags have the citi-ens az thrie
two ttSteE derived from democracy within
the year paf, When could induce rem 70
take up their crols and follow her a-D-fy.
Patriot.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30
Medicine, Paint, and Dye STIFF
Store.

r,>HE fubfcriber respectfully informs the
Public. that be has commerced buhneis
!. p, tlsui, and taken Store in Middle Street,
s.,v doors wei of AiefIrs David x Nathan
ii Dana's, where ne offers for fate very large
end erleuiive a1ortment of
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5ntelh9cnfr.

[n5- TIE falio7ri@g ,sfe7isns o" tbe HeTrf fir
reed By tie Lgf arri9aIs, 7r0f prepared :" type FIR
LaF lNanGgys bat omitted for mani frcs7g
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-04-30

To B A. ESQ. PRINCIPAL Or
ACADEMY.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1810-09-12
Dinritt Of Columbia, to wit.

VN{H EREAS WIhiam Wood hath, by
w his petition in writing, applied 10
the honorable Nicholas Fitzhugh, one of the
assistant Judges Of the circuit court Of the
District OF Colu mbia, to be admitted to the be-
ne6t of the act of Congress, for the relief Of
i~nsolvent debtors within the district aforesaid,
and has stated therein that he is in actual con-
fncment in the Jail bounds of Alexandria
county, at the suit of John G.. Laid, admins
traitor Of Samuel Craig, deceased, and being
unable to discharge the said claim, with
others against him, has offered to deliver
up to the use Of his creditors, all his
property, real, personal and mixed
Notice is Mcrgf6re g1pen, 10 the creditors Of
the said William Wood, that on Saturday
next the 18th instant, between the hours of
nine and three o'clock at the court house, in
alexandria, the oath ofaa in~so,vcnt debtor will
be administered to the said William Wood,
and a trustee appointed agreeably to the said
act OF congress, unless cause be then and there
shewn to the contrary.
BY order OF the honorable Nicholas Fitz-
hugh one of the assistant Judges of the circuit
court of the District OF Columbia, this l2tr
day Of Sept. 1910.
C. Deneale, c. C..
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Public Sale.

By virtue of two deeds Of trust from EL1JAHt
GRAHAM and AMTNTA his wife, to secure:
the payment of a sum of money due to
Henry Mcholsoa, will be exposed TO public,
sale, at the town of Colchester, in Fairfax
county, on the 18th of October next, fer,
CASH
a Negro Woman & her three
Children-and Tract of Land, upon Po<.
hick Run, binding upon the said run, the new
bridge that crosses the said run, and the five
foot hill containing about FIVE hundred and
.wenty acres.
IL The sale will commence at | / o'clock
A. NJ. and continue till the whole is sold.
Tie I5y2ee,
September 8. cots
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To be Leased OH Ground Rent.
OR SOLD IN FEE SIMPLE,

One Lot Of Ground fronting 246 feet 10
inches On Duke street, between Patrick and
Henry streets-It will be divided in small
lots 10 suit applicants.
One other Lot on the corner Of Alfred and
Duke streets of 1913 feet, which will likewise
be divided as may be agreed on,
One Lot on Alfred street, Ct 81 feet.
One Lot,en Patrick street, adjoining VIM.
Veitch, Of Is feet.
Also, several other Lots, in different stu
atoms.
The above Lots are all in the neishborhood
of one oil the best pumps of water in the
town.
George Coryell.
Sept IL eo3t2aw4t
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FOR SALE,
September g..

4 SMALL FARM, containing about go
n acres, called "Hy6Aa YaHey," on the
Mount Vernon road, about five miles from
Alexandria, together with the farming utcn-.
ails, stock of cattle, and the present crop Of
hay, wheat, and Indian corn.
Any description is unnecessary, as any per-
son wishing to purchase may view the pre-
misses.
]. B. Nichols.
July 81. law 4
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Sept IL
Ten Dollars Reward.

ID AN AWAY from the subscriber living
H in Prince William county near the Oc-
coquan Mills, on the lst day of this month
a negro lad by the name of JOE eighteen
years of age, four feet two or three inches
high, has lorge eyes, large mouth and thick
lips had on when he went away a homespun
shirt and pantaloons, the latter of an olive
color, and an old drab colored great coat The
above reward will be given to any person for
securing him so that l get Elm again, and rea-
sonable charges if brought home.
Henry Peake.
September IL.
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GEORGE YOUNGS. re

spe6fully acquaints his friends and
the citiz ems of the Town and County
,of Alexandria, that he regularly prac-
tees the law in the City Court and
to all such buGnefs as may be entruf-
ed to his care, he gives the mott po-
Gtive assurance, ihall be attended to
mott promptly and particularly.
June %.