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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

THE fubscriber hereby gives public notice
20 al concerned, that he has been Guly al
pointed and has taken upon himfeIf the trult
OF Administrators on the eitate II
JONATHAN ILsLEY,
late a Faimou;h, IN The county If Cumber
land woman, dsceafed, BY giving bond Is The
law direc,s-He therefore requests al per
lons who are indebted 70 the laid dsce,ledss
efate TO make immediate payment; aud thofe
who have any demands 'hereon, 10 exhibit The
fame 20 NATHANIEL n.SLEY.
March 2q-h,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

HE Commifiioners appointed to examine
the claims againa the eltate of
MICHAEL SMITH,
late Of Portland, merchant, deceafed. give
notice, that three months further time, from
this date, is allowed the creditors of laid ef
tate 70 bring in and prove their claims, and
they viii attend that fervice at the Office OF
John rockingham, Eiq in faid Portland, on
the third Monday in april, and The Ialt Tuef
day OF May and Iure from o clock I'll 70,
aud from Till p. M. on each Of Gai5 DAYS,
JOHN FROrHINGHAM.
JOSEPH TlTCOMR
Portland, Marcel 20, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

ME the fubfcribers, having been appoint
ed Commiilioners by the Hon. Samuel
Freeman, Eiq. Judge of Probate FOR the coun.
~ of Cumberland, TO receive and examine
the claims Of creditors 10 the eltate of
RICHARD KELLY,
laSe Of Portland, mariner deceafed, Represented
infoIvent, give notice that they will attend that
fervice at The Office of John rockingham, Elu.
in faid Portland, On the la!f Thurfday Of April
next and of the five following months, from 9
O'Clock a. M. hll twelve M. and from to
6 o'clock +. M sn each Of faid DAYS.
JOHN FROTHINCHAM,
JOSEPH rTTCOMB.
Pasfiaai. Marsh Is, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
Thomas Minot's Eftate. 7

THE Heirs and creditors of the effate of
Thomas MINor, late of Portland, de.
oeaied, are hereby notified, that the adminif-
traitors on laid eilate intend to exhibit their
iecond account of administration at Probate
Court, TO be holden at the office of John
rockingham, on the lecond Wsdaef92y in
April next, and that the fame, together with
an allowance TO the widow will then be con-
iIdered by me, at which time aud place they
may be preient and heard upon the fubje6t,
if they fee fit.
SAML. FREEMAN, Js5g. Of Pre5ats.
Mrs5 IS, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

FOR THE PORTLAND GAZETTE.
70 q Lady afsgeczsei 70 ftis Dysf.
Do not abufe form 70 fair,
As well we know you do your foai;
For fhane, keep out the Prince Of Air
Let not the d. take the z05ole,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

a II. pertons indebted 10 the fabfcriber BY
Note or Account, arc requelted to make
payment on or before the fifth cay Of May
rexs, or they win be put to Con wilson, fur
lher no-ice. ASA PLUnfNER.
Pertains, deyI 9, Tslo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
WILLIAM M'LELLAN, Jur.
INFORMS hi, friends and the public, that
he is now opening large ahortment of
Sc fNlAIHHLE G(l(lDS

AMONG WHICH ARr-blsck, blue, bottle
green, brown and dark mix, Broad cloths--
black, blue, brown ard fawo Keriimeres---
bottlc-gree Queenicioth--bc green, blue,
fawn and crimfon Peliece -cloihs-pIunlb and
black Peiece Velvets-red, green, black and
white Flannels-dtto Baizes-ditto Bcmba.
zetts and Widbores-Pstsnt Cords--afcrt-
ment Of Veftings-men's Velvets-FezrnautS
and Coatings-Foreil Cloths * narrow Plains
Blankets Linens-Shirting Cottons-India
Cottons--bIack, white, and plumb Cambrics
black twill'd do.--a large afortment of
Misunderstanding, Pertains, Modes and Sat
tins-cotton Shawls and Hdkfs.- Camels. hair
long Shawls-fgured Turbans-brown Pla-
til'2s-cotton Sewings--Silk Twift--fewing
Silk Ferrits and Ribbons-fhort fix Gloves
velvet Bindings-Dimities- Calicoes-Stuff
Goods of all colours-worfted HoGery-mo-
rocco Shoes-belt of fix work'd Buttons.
AIso--Knives and Forks BeIIows-Pock-
-Spe6facles--Patent Lsmps-Shov-
els ard Tongs---Pins and Needles-Elaitic
Knitting Needles-Spoons-- Thimbles-Muffs
and Tippets, &c &c-ail of which he will
fell very low, and invites Purchafers TO call
and fee for themfelves.
far Is. M
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

To tie Honorable tie J5gqice5 strtls s..
Preme 7udiciai Cant, becan arI NJ.
dea at B9fsn, qpitkn and for y.
county Of Suffolk on TIE fgf Taela1ver
Marcb IN tie gear Of oar Lerd 1910.
THE Petition Of William Vaughan Of Po,,
land, in the county of Cumberland. o..
t'eman-SaHy Pirais, Of Portimouth u Nh.
county of Rockingham, and safe Of Neu.
Hampikire, widow -da17i r IVit. and III.
HIyS, the wife Of the faid Ammi K. VIZ 6os
of Falmouth, in the county Ct Cumberland i
her right--Saky ToEgbsH, Of Bottom aforefais
the widow of George Vaughan, late Of CT
Bottom diftiller GeceAfed-E!list @. J-a,rlr.
Of Phillipsbureh in the county Of York Trad.
er-'1ams' Bail and Sally II. bail wife Of the
faid James, both Of faid Bonon, in her richt
and Elizabeth /. Vaughan of fad Bollcn
minor, by her guardian Elliot Q. Vaughan.
HuMBLY SLEW,
THAT they are interelled and feized n
fee fimple, and as tenants IN common, with
the heirs of Jamss NaJie, Efq lz,e of fad BOf.
ton deceafed, and Others to your Petitioners
unknown, in certain tract or parcel Of Land
fituated in the county of Lincoln (calIed aud
known by the name Of Browns right and
bounded as follows, viz beginning al Pema.
quid Falls 10 called and running dirtA
courie to the head Of New Harbour. from
thence TO the fouth end Of Muicongss Hand.
taking in the ifland, and from thence north
and by esit, twenty-five miles thence nor,h.
WEI and by wet eight miles, thence turning
and running fouth and by weit twenty-five
miles. and from thence to the fri mentioned
bounds, and that they are deiirous Of having
partition thereof made, and of holding their
part or proportion of isid tract (which il
twelve twenty fifths thereof il fevsraIy.
They therefore pray this honorable court, q
cauie partition thereof 10 be made and that
their part or proportion of the aforeisid tract
of land, may be fet off TO them, that they may
hold and pohefs the fame according to law ia
fuch caes made and provided---by their agent,
ELLIOT @. VAUGHAN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

IA be EH BY order Court, on SATUR-
DAF the fifth day gf Hay next, at
one o'cl5ck P. NJ. on the Prenies,
THE Homeftead Farm, excepting the
widows dower) whereof Luke Ryerfon,
late Of Buckfeld, in the county of Oxford
gentleman, died feized, containing Gxty of
feven,y acres of excellent land, fituated on
the road leading from Buckheld TO Paris.
HENRY FARWEL, Afnr.
BEekfsld, Ma,e6 "a, 1910 (3D
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

A N excellent FARM and TAVERN
n HOUSE, in Faiznutb Back Cove, 70 cal
led.) The Farm and Houie are 70 well known,
that they need no recommendation, Any
perfon wlihng for bargain, will pleafe TO
call on the Su5fcrSer, on the Premles, and
immediate poiieiIion can be given.
THOMAS MORSE.
Falmouth, MareE 26, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

United Nirias 49, Ire l.,
C5apaAy W ~, thFs
THE ? sldent and Dieetorsos f.stc.
p~nY, in cor ormiiy wy their AVE- -
corporation, hereby s'ye no.ice. H., -
capital stock ann urts A che uuna NJ MIN
iand dollars, and ,hst they arc reasy W.
ceive proposals 70 make Infuarce. srl,. ,e
following risks--viz. All kird. ci 49,.
furance, sga'nh captivity q rerf4n, an. r
the life of any perton dudrp his .l.tar-
Sea on houies or o.her husdii.gs. wv
properly therein Contained, niihm an. o.
monwealth ; seairh damage ariHnp NJ w
fame 5y Ere originating 10 any cs;s escss,
that Of dehgn Of The injured Not mora J,
Ten Thoulsnd dollars vi. Be taken " II
one risk
Ey o,dsr efibs P,sjfaenr ara Jlhea.,,
JOHN WATSON, Ss,.h,.
April 8, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

In Haverhill, N. II Hon. Arthur Liver.
more, Efq Chief Jullice Of Newhampihire, to
alifs Louila Bhis, daughter Of Maj. Joleph B.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

TO he let, and pofleiiion gwen on the fin
of May ueHt, Eke Boufe, Garden, &c
now occupied ny the fubicrber, near The
north Schcol .Houle, bottom of Middle Greet.
THOMAS BROWN.
db,H 2i, 1870
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
Il SHOP for Sale.

TO be fold ar Public vendue on Saturday
= I4th iufi at u o'clock, if not before fold
at private fale, SHOP fronting about 32
feet on Fiih-ltreet, and about 90 feet wide
nexs door to this Printing Ofice-For terms
enquire of
STEPHEN M'LELLAN, Au9ianerr.
dpyH 9.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

FOR fs'e very cheap. complete UNI
FORM, sword. aid Sword Knot,
Wanted two feady BOAEDERS il
a FIN family For Information inquire al
the Gazette Office
ISe,fl4sf lila, % 81.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

ME the iublcribers, having been duly ap-
pointed by the Hon. Judah Dana, Elq
TO receive and examine the claims of creditors
TO the elfate of
LUKE RlEPSON,
late of Buckfeid, in the county of Oxford,
gentleman, deceafed, Represented iniolvent,
DO hereby give notice. that fix months are
allowed 20 lsid creditors TO bring in & prove
their claims, and that we fhaII attend that
ferviee at the office of John Loring, Efq. in
faid 9uckfeld, on the fecond Tuefdays Of
May, lure, July and Auguft next, from one
iii five O'Clock P. NJ,
JOHN LORING, , = -
BENZ. sPALDINc. JUN. cs"~if''r''
February 20, 1910. I'M 81
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

To the H9uora5ls .5gfices If The Can't
Of Comm5n PleaJ, neq0 fitting Gt
Paris, IN and FIR The County b Ok
t6rd-
YOUR Petitioners beg leave refPeafuIlytO
repreient, that the County Road laid Cyl
from Number q 10 called, 10 Paris, Pziis'
through two uEiDcorporated tract of Land,
one decided by the States Committee to capt.
Daniel Lunt, aud the other to William Thorn
pfon-Ihat the fame is impsilable through
iaId tracls.-AH5, one other County Road laia
out from Whitney brook 10 called, IN lay %
Bethel, on the foutherly tide Of Andr1lcrggin
river, pahes through laid Lunt's land which
is ALTO impaflAble The interea and CONVEX
fence Of the people require the fame 70 Be n
Rate of repair, and that one shouiand Do
lars prudently expended on faid roads within
the limits OF iaid tracts, might render The lame
pafiable and convenient for travelling. your
Petitioners therefore pray that Tax Ne III
on iald unincorPorated tracts of land for 'ns
purPoies aforeiaid, and a. in duty bound W
ever pray.
WILLIAM BARNARD, & 8 0iis''.
OXFORD, SS.-1f a Cart qf CSn''
man Peas 5sgln and bal.3en at Pafi''
7vitbia and Jar tie county sf Oxfs'e'
on The t51rt5 Tilgaaf gf SeptfrfsA''
4 D. 1909, hP0n the petifl71 efl'S'
Ei9-
ORDERED, thar the Petitioners give ny,
tice 70 ali perfons intereited therein, rY So
ing an atseaed copy Of their faid pe;Iiior -
of this order Of the Court thereon ~ he p
liihed three weeks fucrchiTeiy IN the 1850.
CsstiasI and Ps,sisS5 CszsAs, the al I'h'''
ton 70 be thirty DAYS Al leaf before 'he NM
FELTON, Of faid Court ~ Common Pleas, w.
will be holden al Paris, in and tor Tao 80.
ty, on the third 1uetlay 81 February 80 NIL
that they may then and there appear
ihow caufe il any they have why ne Pr
of faid petition fhould nor be granted.
Asteit, CYRUS fIAMLlN, -. -
= true copy cf the istion aioiei4-
OF the order of Court thereon.
At,eR, CYRUS HAMilN' D"''
A Ii perions are cautioned against na,.sr
= ing or trufiug SIMEON Hast
Jagged about I9 years formerly an aPpfe,' w
to the Su5scriber) on my account =
pay no debts CT MI contracting.
apriI J. JANIS FARMLS y
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

ME the fubfcriberS, having been appoint
ed by the ZION. Samuel Freeman, Efq.
to receive and examine the claims of creditors
TO the eitate of
ROBERT THOMPSON,
late of Brunfwick, Elq deceafed, repreiented
iniolvent, do hereby give notice that fur
Their time of three months are allowed to faid
creditors to bring in and prove their claims /;
and that we fhalI attend that fervice at the
late maniion houfe of faid dece2fed, on the
laft Mondys of the following months viz.
The lati Monday OF April, May, and June
next, from ten to four O'Clock on iaid days.
JOHN PERRY, Jun D. -
: ROBERT ID. DUNNING, o'""aV''"S'''
Dafsf at BrHafvvisE, 1faytb %, 1910.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
EOR 80.

FOR SIZE,
III SHIP of the following dimen
frs%H iions n feet keei, O. feet beam
and about feet under deck
tt-1sss- IS with a fpzr deck, and IS niche.
s 80 dead rising, bull, Of the best ma.
teSials, and her timbers have been docked a.
bout two wears. SAID fhip can lie launched at
the shor Ell ro,ice.
-dEo--Two others Of about go tons bur-
then each, now building, Of the following d.
mentions ;--a5out 81 fees beam, 70 feet keel,
lOt feet hold, and ~ inches dead rifng; the !
are built of the hef materials and can be
launched in about 60 or 80 days. The above
vefle,s are calculated fer fat failing and car
rying. Apply 10
JOSIAH TICKET, SIP. Bnilasr.
Portland, Mdys5 81, 1910
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16

Sgf5H, IT Marc5 Term, a. y. 1910
Upon the petition aforelaid, Ordered thar
the petitioners give public notice 10 all con-
cerned, to appear at the next Supreme Judicial
Court to be holden at Wiicsflet, within and
for the county OF Lincoln, Oh the fra Tuei-
day Of June next, by puhIiihing faid petition
anu this order thereon, three weeks fnccefiyt-
ly IN the Columbian CeRtine aud Portland
Gazette, the laa publication 70 be thirty day,
at lean, before the fitting Of faid court and br
polling up copies of faid petition, & this order
az each Of TIE places Of public wnrfhip On the
territory described in fad petition, and allo Il
each Of the places in the feveral towns and
plantations in iaid territory, where the inhabi-
tants thereof have ufually attended 70 tran
fact their town and plan. alton affairs, thaithey
may then and there thew csuie il any they
have, why the prayer thereof flould not Dc
granted. mo. TUCKER, Cerk
II true s9ey, httse, JNo. TUCKER, Clsri:
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1810-04-16
80 GooDS.
Nathaniel Martin,

Nathaniel Martin,
Fa,s fref, HSIsf Losg ~TSs.E
LAS na received an silorinsent IF
Il Fngfb II Weq h7aia GogdS,
among which arc
super6ne Broad Cloth. Leather Gloves
Common do. Cordaroys
Kerieymeres Cca;ings
Blue Plains Fearnoughts
Do Kerleys SwanikiGs
Fiannels Blankets
Paizes Velvess
Calicoes Girghams
Cambrics Copper Plate Furri-
Mullins ture
Dimi,ies Bandanpa Handkh.
India Cottons Cotton do.
Quality and Shoe Bin Brown Hollands
ding Worried HoieFy
Cotton ShawIs Sufpenders
Black SILK Hanks. Englifh Cottons
veaiugs, anor,ed Cotton Checks
Bed Ticking Shirt Buttons
Cotton Servings Sewing Silk
Buttons, aflorted rwiR
No. 81, 4, and Il ID, Black Cambria
Pins Bombazetts
Pound do. Durants
White Threads Duroys
Cotton Lace Calmancoes
Oil Cloth Pocket Handkerchief
Button Mouds 9, L. and Is Thread
Velvet Bindings Lines
Also
Hyfon, \ 3 lid, &C., Sd, lod, 6 God
Young Hyfon, = I'll Cut Nails
Hylon Skin, & S ? 6d, Sd ,l0d, I'd. and
souchong s. God Fngliih wrought
Brandy; Gin; Rum, do.
Port & Lifbon Wines, Iron Ware, aforted
Sugar (; Raiins 200 quin'als Cod Fiji
Pimento Pepper $50 ditto Pollock do.
Ginger; Cinnamon so ditto Scale do.
Indigo Salt Petre SO bu(hels Herds
Coffee MoIaf1es Grals Seed
Cotton Flour &c bbls. No. Her
rings
All the above Goods, being of tie frft
quality, will be fold as cheap as can be pur-
chafed in this town, for Cath or Country
produce. Portland, Ftb. 49,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-22

hrst dav of November next, on one Of two
Co ditlons either tba Great Britain shall
revoke her orders H. oiHCil, so far as they
violate the maritime nights at the y. S. or
that, refusing 10 do So the u - shall revive
towards her certain sections OF their late
non intercourse law. conformably to AN act
OF Congress ct the first May last, In this we
hnd n"ining OF contepporaneOus cessation
OF the French DEGREES and British orders i'm
Council, nor that the blockades of France
must be recalled before the fist day of No
vemOer next indeed the very reverse is to
be found there ; for it contains AN express
engagement. that the DEGREES Shall cease. if
the U. y. do certain act. which all the
world knows they Cannot do till after tha,
day.
These remarks may Gerive some atlditi
onai force from the contents of nv letter.
bv Mr.. Mason. which will hore. shew.
that the concessions made Nv France to the
y. ,. are at least sufficiently substantial to
invite from G. Is. some measures of cha
racter equally conciliatory, and that ear.
ne'ut desiring tn see the commerce OF the
world restored To- that freedom which is ns
cessary to its proSperitv." and no more he.
sta'ing To follow. the good than she has done
to fellow the bad examples OF her neighhor
and rival, she will SO on TO declrre that
her orders in council. &c. shall cease after
the hrst day of November next on CONDITION.
either. fhat France SHAFT h1ve actuaNy
Tofhdravn her ofcnsive decress on thaf
day. or, that # she refuse TO do so. The u.
shall Proceed to enforce against her their
late non intercourse iasv
In my view of the subject. nothing short
or this can be considered 4 sufficient pledge
| on The part OF the British government. which,
unlike that ct France, presents no alterna
tive In the conditions on which her orders
IN council shall be repealed. and which, of
course, in no way makes that repeal to de-.
pend on an act. which would be altogether
tina of the u. S
have the hnor to be, sc.
(SigneD
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
Ills EroeNency I'm Pinknsy, &c.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1810-12-22

possession tobe taken by the claimants -
whether they acqoicSced in one way or he
other, two distinct great rights were affec
ted LIST, the gr at interest OF the whole
people OF the United STATES. claiming equal
and common proprietorship of the soil aud
"a, the great interest Of the people of Geor-
Sia, to whom the United States had agreed
10 pay . $50 900 out of the proceeds at
ne safes OF these lands. IL the decision OF
the Supreme Court of the United States was
acquiesced m, the state of G eorgia would be
,hus deiraudetl both of her land and money.
But II the government of the United States
would not submit to this decision, but resist
IL TO the last extremity what Course could
DC taken but to EMPLOY the whole military
FORCE OF the United States to eject all per
sons not Claiming under the authority of the
u ited States IL ,hat descrip Jon Of per
sons claiming the territory, in whose behalf
decision was lately made taking forciole
possession, should obtain such a footing as to
oe able to oppose to the AUTHORITY OF the u
D considerable L':Ue. tn re wuud perhap,
De no aitetrat.se but for the u. ) 20 remove
them 10y an exer.ion of It's military p.we,.
OF 'ameiy 10 acqu'esce IN the lawiess aggres
sion II was from these considerations that
he was DESTROYS o have information ON the
subject ot the late settlements there.
Mr.. Rhed was of opinion thai tue tiecisi
on OF 'he Supreme Cour, & The questions ais
iAg from 1t might have been lrit N .heIr own
cotton Tor the present /; and assigned seve-
rai reasons why he n0ugnt general IN
Jorma5on was desirable Oh mi, subject.
NJ Nhea motion % strike ou, tns words
I'm rhe Ms,issippi Teriit,y' was mega.
lived. so AZ !; and hs rcso u,ion ,hen nas
sed without opposi on.
THIRD ENaUS
The Houae resumed he Consideration Of
the OH apporio 'ns He K pc eu.auycs ac
cordiog 10 the h'rd enumc.,.ln
M. HturSes mo'e' 90 postpone the bill.
md tn'tely After debate, negatiyeG-Y al
SIS NAYS 60
Mr.. Ptfksn moved 70 postpose it till the
second Monday IN feo,uary
After hours deba,e he latter motion
prevaiied-Yeas6 SO, Nays 81
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(TRhNSL AT1ON.A

THE DU6E OF CADoRE TO GENERAL
ARMSTRONG
Paris, St1l.ember I, 1910
SIR You have done me the honor to ask of
me, by your letter of The 2O'h August, what
Will be the lot Of the American vessels.
which may arrive in + ance before the Isl
November?
HIS majesty has always wished TO favor the
commerce Of the United Sta e.. j. was nor
without reluctance that he used reprisal
towards the American, while ne saw fhay
Congress had ordered the coufscaton of all
French vessels. which might arrive in The
Unuel States.
1t appears, that Congress might have
spared TO his majesty and his subjects, this
modification Zee desagrement if in pl.t
OF that harsh and decisive measure, which
palliative, such as that of not receiving
French vessels. or Of sending them away,
after delay of so many DAYS
AS soon rs mis- majesty was Informed of
this hostile act he felt that the honor of
France, involved III this point, could nor be
cleansed me pouvait ere lave) but by de-
claration of war, which could not take place
but by tedious explanations.
The emperor coutented himself with ma
king reprisals; and in consequence, he ap
piled to American vessels which came to
French armies, word for word, the regula
tions of the act Of Congress.
Since the last measures by which that
hostile &C is repealed lIis majesty has,ens
to cause it % be made known TO you. that
he anticipates that which may re-establi,h
harmony with the United States, and that
he repeals his DEGREES of Berlin and Milan.
under The conditions pointed out in my letter
to you of the Ssh August.
During this interval, the American YES
sel,, VIII ch shall arrive in France, will not
be subjected to conf cation because the
act Of Congress, which had served as a mo
tive to- our reprisals, is repealed; but these
vessels Will be subjected to all the effects
Of the Berlin aud Milan DEGREES that is to
SAY. they will be treated amica6iy, if they
can be considered as Americans and hos
HieIy, if they have los, their national cha
racter, (s'ils Sc son laisse denallonaiser) by
submitting to the orders ia council of the
British government.
have the honor to- renew.tO you, sir, the
assurance of my high consideration.
(Signed) thAMPACNY,
Due 0e Galore
His ErceHrncy General Afm.
8rOng, &c. &c &c.
Cencrat .Arn.s,ronr r. rAc DUKE of Cadore
IGriS ~ sep. 1910.
SIR.
Ynur excellercv VIII net think me i'm
fortunate If should employ The ld4t mo