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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
Nav Y5RK, Aug 20.
Extract of a letter from Liverpool,
dated, 9th Tu!v. 1910

Il
dated, 9th July. 1910.
No extensive sales of wheat have
been effected, for some time past, as
the holders are disposed to reduce the
prices so far as to meet the views of the
buyers for the bsst American wheat
none OF the dealers would give more
than los Cd 1zs per 7olbs,--Superfine
Hour is still in tolerahly good de.
mand, at SIS 6ss per barrel, but
there appears more anxiety on the part
OF the holders, to realize the current
prices. Wi h respect to our future
prospects we may observe, that the
circumstances from which an inf rence
might be drawn, are in themselves ton
uncertain to warrant any decisive con-
clusions. We have of late enioved
some very seasonable rains, which, If
succeeded by continuance of warm
and genial weather, will undoubtedly
have very beneficial effect upon the
crops but still the accounts from the
interior o the country are unfavoura.
bic, & afford too much cause to appre-
bend that the en- "a ng harvest will prove
deficient. Intelligence has also been
received, stating that decree was il.
sued on the 22d ult. by which the fur
Their expectation of grain, from all the
ports OF France, is prohibited from the
ist. instant WHAT effect this circum-
stance may have upon the Londoo
market, when the stocks there becom
sensibly reduced, Cannot be determin.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28

bout 70 ooo brigsnds, under the com.
mand of Gen. Gomas, csuprosed to be
IN the pay of Chris,opheJ surrendere i
BY negotiation, to Gen. Rigaud at Ie..
rem'e, whose force was about 5000.
Great JOY was expressed on the occasi-.
on. : -. = = $3.50. ~.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.


On Saturday evening arrived at this
port the fast sailing ship Pacific, Stan.
ton, in4o days from Liverpool. Capt.
S. sailed on the of July, and has
politely furnished the Editors OF the
Mercantile Advertiser with London
papers and Lloyd's Lists to the 5th Of
Jolly, inclusive, ahda Liverpool paper
of The 9TH, from which we have copi-
ed all the Interesting Political & Ma
rine intelligence they contain. !.
The Markets for grain held good
price. Wheat IL shillings--cotton was
II 1-2 to II i-2 pence.
$4,000 quarter, of wheat, arrived in
London in one week, from France and
Holland and large supplies were dali
ly expected from the Baltic.
fne prospects of the coming harvest
Were more favorable.
twas reported that an z mbargo had
been laid In France for 6 mouths.
LONDON, June 90.
The following is a translation of a
new French Decree of great commsr-
ciai importance:-
(" PARIS, June 13
!" In consequence of the meeting of
the council of commerce, which took
place az St. Cloud yesterday in the
presence of his majesty, all colonial
produce under sequestration at An
twerp and the adjoining provinces, as
well as those of Holland, is placed at
the disposal of the proprietors.
They are allowed 10 be imported
into France on paying an advalorem
duty of SO per cent. The colonial
produce in Holland is not liable to
this inpost, unless imported into
France.
On the same day his majesty issued
abe following decree So
"The expectation of wheat by the
Sch. ldt, the Msese, the Rhine, or from
any pars cfoar frontiers, into Holland,
is prohibited.
:. 9. Our minister of finance will tran..
NIT Immediately, by an extraordinary
courier, the necessary orders for put
ting this decree III force"
Onthe 18th an official order was is.
sued IN ali the ports of Holland. for
bidding the further expectation of
grain of any description. Such ships
as had not completed their lading ere
IN consequence compelled to Ireland
their cargoes.-Courier.
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IMPERIAL DECREE.

consideration the present high price Of
grain on the northern coast of our do
minions, until the quantity thrashed
is asct rtain d, and until the produce
ofsne appr aching harvest is deter
mined, do decree and it is hereby de-
creed az follows
" Art. lon and after the 1st of
July, Of the present year, the exporta-
ten of wheat shall, be prohibited
throughout the whole range of our
ports, from the Island of Schowen,
southwark, to the harbor of L'Orient,
comprehending both those places with
In the tcrms af this decree.
Z" Art. 2--On and after the above
date of the 1st of July, within the
range Of coast above stated, the ex-
portation of oats is also hereby pro-
hibited.
"Given at our Chamber of Com
merce, at Paris, 22d of June, 1870"
July ..
We do notbelieve there is any foun.
dsiion for the report Of an embargo
having been lad in the French ports.
Courier.
Private letters from Paris state, that
che new Empress Is disliked by many
persons at CourS for her pride. She
shewsh er resentment to all persons in
The least degree implicated in the un.
happy catastrophe of Louis XVI. Sc
veal persons Of distinction have for
this reason been removed from Court.
and lost their emplpymepts.
Inc following important arrange
nien', re understand, has been made
Win the plen'potentiary Of the Prince
Regentof Portugal, and is to be sign
cd in ths. course Of this day.
Cotton goods (f5rmerl prohibisedl
snd all the manufactures Of this coun-
T without excep ION, are to be adj
mitted free OF duty into the Kingdom
OF Tor ugal.
co ton wool from Portugal, & from
the Portuguese dependencies, is to
be imported iutO Great Britain and the
same duty Of 81 per ID. ia Portuguese
as well as in British vessels from the
date ofthIs treaty.
Fhe duties on British manufactures
imported into the Braziis, whether by
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Nothing of importance has occurred
at Cadiz since the last accounts. That
place is considered safe from all at
tacks of the enemy, who are stated to
nave relaxed In their efforts against it
and to have detached a part of the be-
sisging army to reinforce Massena's
army on the frontiers of Portugal.
Our correspondent at Plymouth,
mentions the arrival of number of
empty transports from Lisbon. The
reports, stating that things were held
in readiness for bringing OF the British
army from Portugal must, therefore,
altogether incorrect.
No battle had taken place in Portu-
gal previous to the sailing of the Prin-
ces Charlotte. from Lisbon, though ac-
counts of an engagement were daily
expected, as the hostile armies are
so near each other that an action was
rendered inevitable.
Orders havebeen sent to Portsmouth
to fit Our four ships of the line and six
trigates, to sail for Sicily with some
trooP-ships, carrying out reinforce
| ments for the island.
a Gentleman arrived in town yes
terday from Paris, in the space of 70
hours; he brings ao intelligence OF inn
portance. Respecting Spain, the chief
object OF interest at present, but little
Is know In France, all private letters
being destroyed which contain any per-
sonal complains OF hardships sus ain
ed, or general statements of obstructi-
ons to the subiugation of the country.
his intentional conceal.nent strength
ened the prevalent suspicion, that rnar.
tiers were not there so favourable as
might be wished; aud the fiual result,
was held to be matter Of doubt.
Monday his ROYAL 'lighn. SIS the
Duke of Cumberland underwent ths
operation Of having one of the wounds
IN his head opened, from whence a
fracture from the skull was taken; IL
was about an inchin length, and quar-
ter OF an inch wide. The operation
was performed by Mr.. Home.
price eft Stocks this day at 9 O'Clock
I-heduced 90 z 40 Long. Ana. IS
s-S o-4o-Omnium Sal prem.
VENICE, June 4.
The English have it seems relin-
pushed their attempts ag inst Mala-
morco and Chiozzi, but thrir fleet is
now stationed IN such a manner, III II
not barge can set sail from Trieste
without the mos. imminent danger of
being taken. A reinforcement OF a
few regiments is said to have arriv-
ed in the Ion an islands, and it seems
the English intend another attack a.
galnst Corfu; but the French garrison
OF that island is perfe city prepared TO
give them a warm reception.
AGottenburgh mail arrived this day,
and has broughtus German papers to
the Gath ult. The following are ex..
tracts:-
BANKs of the ELsE, June %.
The king of Sweden, following the
example Of the king in Pomerania.
mas given orders to exclude all Amer
lean ships. The beginning has been
made at Tonningen and Husum,
and will shortly extend to Copen-
hagen. Serious approximations are
entertained for American property in
Stralsund and Swedish Pomerania.
Since the departure of governor Z ssen,
another Swedish governor has arrived
IN Stralsund, who has stopped every
kind of trade in colonial produce, & or
deredthe cenhsca.ion of nor o My ships,
but also of carriages and Wagons in
which it may be found, together with
the horses.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28

We perceive that the continental sys-
tenn is last spreading over the European
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28
June 80.

Letters dated on Thursday, were
received yesterday from Ostend, con.
tainlng the following Official docu-
ment---
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28

BRITISH OF Portuguese subjects from
the date of the treaty, are to be Is
per cent. Formerly the duties to
British subjects were 81 per cent. and
to the native Portuguese Is per cent.
as above.
The excess OF duty on the importa-
ton OF wines from Portugal to Grea,
if brought by Portuguese
AID not by British vessels, is to be
continued after the date of this ,reaty,
and as a compensation for this differ
ence, a small additional duty ia to be
imposed on woolIens only from this
country imported into the Brazils in
British ships.
July a.
This morning Spanish and Portu-
guesc papers were received, the for
mer to the 18th and the latter to the
18th ult. No action has taken place
betweenthe British and French armies,
but the advanced parties have had FREE
quent skirmishes. The Spanish papers
mention several instances in which
successful attacks have been made by
small Spanish corps, upon detached
parties ofthe French.
We this morning received German
papers TO the oath inst. The rumors
OF the defeat of the Russians by the
Turks continue to be circulated, but
neither date nor any particulars are
mentioned we are, therefore, inclined
to doubt the truth of the statement.
According to other accounts, the Porte
has manifested wish for peace with
Russia, and has applied to France to
act ss mediator. A GOODNESS appears
to have taken place between the courts
of Petersburgh ard Vienna, in cons :
quence of some regulations which the
former has adopted IN Wallachia.-
The appearance Of the British feet in
the Baltic seems to have excited cen.
siderable alarm, and orders have been
issued at Berlin for a military force
to protect the coast. The court of
Denmark has issued an order for ex-
Guiding American ships from D anish
ports.
The English feet is stated to have
desisted from lis attacks upon Mala.
mocco and Chiovzi but our cruizers
are represented as so numerous in the
Adristic, thatnot barge can sail with
out running an imminsntrisk of cap.
ture.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-08-28

By gentleman from II ,yti, we
learn, that about the 24tn of Juiys a.
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July s..


The last Pari. papers spoke of
an action between the royal navy of
Murat and our naval force. How far
the upstart had reason to boast will be
seen by an account which we have re-
ceived from a friend engaged in the
action. The force on our side was
the Spartan, of as guns, and 25s men
on the part ofthe eaeny, 81 guns and
1888 men, viz. frigate of AZ guns, a
corvette of %, two briggs of 8 and IL
guns, and z gun boats with r guns
each. The frigate escaped dreadful
ly mauled, the corvette was di:masted,
and one ofthe briggs was taken. We
had ten men killed and % woun ded !;
the enemy 154 killed, and sic woun-
ded. Captain Brenton was severely
wounded, but is now out of danger.
1t was one of the most glorious &C.
tons fought daring this or any other
war.--Courier.
In the Court of Kings Bench, this
morning, William Cobbett, Richard
Bagshaw, John Bpdd, and L. Hansard,
were brought up for Judgement. Mr..
Goblet did not pat in any affidavit.
The other Defendants put in one each,
in which they severally deposed, that
they have no interes, in the Political
Register in which the libel was con-
tanned.
After the Attorney General had, in
a speech of considerable length, ami
madverted on the dangerous tendency
of the libel, and called on the court TO
let the defendant, Cobbett, escape with
a slight punishment the defendants
were ordered to be brought up on
Monday next, when sentence will be
passed on each of Them.
AZ letter from an officer, with
the army under Lord Wellington, dat
ed Ceierico, the 2sth Of last month.
was received in town this morning.
1t is to the following purport:--" The
rains, which have kept us so long sta.
tionary, and occasioned a suspension of
operations, have subsidized, and
the weather isbecome settled. The cue
my have, since the last accounts, which
were OF the 9Th, constructed two brid-
ses on the Agueda, and completely iu-
ves'ed Ciudad Rodrigo. have
not, however, commenced lombard
ment OF the place, from the circum-
stance, il IS supposed, of the nou-arri-
val OF their battering train, which was
exPectedtoreachits destination 3 weeks
= %. Our advanced posts are watching
the movements ofths enemy, who seem
to act with extraordinary caution.
Massena was, according to the late ac-
counts, at Salamanca. Our army con
iinues 10 good health and spirits, and
70 the best possible state of discip-
line"
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FOX CASH.

RY virtue ~ .. deed Of trust Sxecased 70
= me by Hez kiah Arnold aad Crosby c
irnold bis wife, of the county of Lo1isa,
add OF record in the court OF said county.
WI be offered fer sale, on the 3s h siay oi
Nly next. 10 the highest bidder, on the pre-,
misses, Tor ready noney,cne certain tract
or parcel OF LAND, lying IN the said coan.
" OF Loaisas on the waters Of Rocky creek,
Containing by estimation 2za a-s seres, be
me same more Of less. Also, the. folo wing
prcpertys viz. one negro mar, named San,
ana two feather beds, for the purpose of
satisfyirg debt due George gPottie, and
ALSO debt disc Wa am Kirnbrough as
menttcned Ia the said deed. The suoscri.
OCT will convey the title 70 the pure haser
or pnrchasers A. vested in him N trustee
nnly.
June ., 1910. wss
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-12
Dar,cing cademy.

Mr.. DARRAa, a French dancing
master, lately arrived in this town, resS
Pectfuliy informs the Ladies and Gen.
tlemeu and shr pabkc in general, hat
he has opened dancing acade my In
the upper Apartments orer Raeasanss,
Hook Store, on the main street, where
he will teach the art Of dancing in IL.
various parts on moderare terms. Mr.
DaTraq Aatters himself chat any per-
sons who may honor him with their
eonhdencr, win in 4 sho.t time meet
with the satisfaction expectsd5 for no
care Of trouble will se spared by hin.-
Ladies will he taugbt On Tussday.
Ehursday, and Saturday,. =
GsntfemsHon MONDAY, "Wednesday.
and Friday evg ry week.
MsuARRAQ wili also give private
lessons to ANY psrsoa who. VIII apply
to him. orieave the direct n at his
dancing academy Up.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-12

AH1S1~f :.
nsser yefiop1 oxners Scesss eaq speeches
OF Sue liz pasr1o1e na'ures ana uompAts
ing ssSMeros ier sc next msetiugs
xns npos4 ~ eorneas
a -. ~ : 4 -. q
! ). Tbs. esllovias 10 sir Rssaets- BsrAett's
aeteee' to the speaker of the hotse of .com.
taoas,, onst6e sabject of his ,warrane. = &
Vas laid before that body on the lssh e A.
pril. = f7's',', ~
"Sfx,- =
When Z was. returned. In due
form. by the; electors of Westminster, .they
imagined they had chosen me IS their trus.
tee inEthe bopse os commots, to mzihtalu
the laws and ii6efties Of the land. HAv.
Ting accepted thas trsst, never. win 6esraY
IT, & y u 80,
d1sHavs also, q I, dutifu, suuiece. tsken
an oath of afiexisnce TO the kinr. to .ober
his la 20 -,and 4: meyer win ouseat by any
act Of nine 20 obey any yet Of .nen, Who.
,cou,rary to those laws, shah. Under any
'pretepce. whatsoever. assums the oowsr
Of the king. t.t-a
snPover ana privilege are NOT the safne
.thjhes! and -o,eht NOT. ne ann time To he
eoofounded, toyether. PRIVILEGE fs an ex.
eruption from, bower. sni Was. eby law. se.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-12
Public Property

A LII the properly heioasisk to Ae CON.
- monwealth Of Virginia il the county
ct kluvanna, very recently advertised IA
The Enquirer and the Virginia hrga.s wal
oe exposed to public sale, on Thursday
the 23d Of August next, at the old Arsensi,
on the Barrack-Hill in said county. Tue
terms Of the sale win be 10 noaths credit
the purchasers giving bond with security,
70 be approved Of by the Executiye. The
sale will Commence at az 0'ciock-not will
u % postponed on account Of the westher r,
unless u very ineiemens. hor fsrther
information apply 70
M John Wills.
Chatham, Flasannah. lane 9Th, 1910.
8w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-12
"A Run a way IN Loui,a JaiI.

A Kun q way III Louisa Jail.
WAS Committed TO the Jail of Louisa eoun.
~ on or about the 2Sd day Of March last,
. negro nan who calls himself BE NAShc
- bout feet 10 inches high, of a dark
compiextion, about 30 years Of age, bbnd
N the Eht eye which 10 hardly perceiy.
able, mas scar on MS upper lip on the
right aide near his noses says he.bsloass TO
a MrCYerstreetin the state of S, Carolina.
near Charleston. The above run away
was forfHeriy the property Of Thomas T..
Smsh OF 'the cou ,ty of Louisa, and state ef
Virginia, and was sold as his properly so
soms person in the state OF .. e in the
course OF LAST fall by MIR Sunivan. ms
owner isrequested to some forward, p..y
charges and take him away, ctnerwiss he
viii De dealt with according to law.
JOHN EDWAR,, y. ..
~ For az.
PETERCRA'yFoRD, Shelf
Jdns %sh, Es1o. ~ wSsn.
i. ~ /. I ..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-12
Notice!

THE creditors of Daniel & Will
am Ceerrsnt who have signed che
compromise, are notified that the m ..
MES received from the assignment
made for the benefit Of said creditors
VIII be divided at Cara on Tuesday
the 26th inst By the Trustees.
June 5th, 1870 q
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-06-12
No TlcEl.
Whlss scfdi on Friday the 18th Of this
present msn,h, the tive
BRICK TENEMENrs.

Belonging - the estate of p YsuaghosA
baud dec. on the main street IN his C y,
below the bridge, tcne Of which is oceu
pied BY the Clerk Of Hen,ic, County
Coor wth The gfospd st.sched thereto.
tor he benehi Of The Creditors Of the said
z. foIne husband dec as by bis viii d,.
retted The terms Of sac gill BE- pne
hiid cash. one third at Ms ETY. days, and
the balance IN six mouths No es Eezo,is.
ole and payshie al the BSnk Of Virginia
Tor the two LAM Iay reo s, aud deed 81
trust on the property viii be required 10
secure rhc payment of said soles, 10 the.
ADMINISTRATORS
Richmond, 8 5 M. 9sa,1sro. y
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(Lond applausel

Mr. Wsishmsn, thea. af.es few prei,sis
nary observations, gave as toast, :" NJ "
all house breakers and their abetsors, by
snaioXy, De gsyeo up u eoadixn PUNISH :
men'. Enis toast Vas eI,s r,ssivsd wish
lead sppssss<.
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From the Philadelphia Gazette.
TRANSL .TfON.
From the Gazette Of Caracas, If A.
prils7, 1870. 81
Salus popalisuprema lex es,e.


Our external defence and asecnrity
could ndt.he satisfactorily established
while the provinces composing the
department of Venezula united uu,ier
the ancient system, did dot form with
the capital a confedefatioh chat wouid
ensure, respectabi1ityE to the Ca cause
which We have undertaken and with
this view the provincial govefpment
have CHOSEN ffom5among the natives.
those characters best qualified byrhe,r
knowledge, attachment, to tle COM
mon cause, and influence With me
people. to discharge the pnbiic duties
assigned to them, under the auspices
of reciprocal .bene6cence and UTILITY
and BY this means, we may promise
ourselves rhat happy result Of Whsck,
it is susceptible. In addition 10 the
necessary instructions, the govern
ment has addressed the different pro.
vinces, through the means of their
commissioners, the following
|. PROCLAMATION.
Thhabit4nts ofthe United Provinces
Of vcnezula The Spanish nation sf..
Ter two yes~s Of bloody war and the
most violent Struggles to. defend its
liberty and independence, 81 now On
the eve Of failing under the tyrannic d
yoke OF its copquerors. The passes
OF the Sierra Morena which defended
rho residence of the national soyer.
eignty having been forced by the enc
my, they have descended Ike an IN
1etuous torrent on Andalusia and the
'other soushern Proyinees of Spain, and
are aetuauy harrsssiagihe rear of those
few honese and WORTHY patriots who
prsciPirstely fsw for shelter under the
walls of Cadlz. 49, 49, -
The stsore ne central iunta which
.possessed the pstionsi sutnorisy, has
been dissolved and dispersed, in con.
sequence Of 80 mac1 turbulence and
precipitation and 6nally by that sad
catastrophe, the sovereignty of the ma.
ton legally constitnted Ter the genet
al preservation of the state. has been
thus destroyed. Under these embat-
RAISING circumstances, the Inhabitants
of Csdiz, have organized new sys-
temof government under the denoBi-s
nat on of " Regency whichean have
no Other object than the temporary
defence Of those few Spaniards who
had succeeded in escaping the yoke Of
the eonqisror, AID prSviding for their
fature safety, and consequently cannot
be eioathcd with the general national
power, muchlcss that ofthose citizens
who Posssss the Legitimate & indispen-
sasie power of watching over. their
own preservation and security as Ia,
tegrsl parts of the Spanish 'noasr ny.
And can you attain SO important an
object by your dependence on pow
er IN itself illegal, auctaating anil agi-
tssed Woald it be prudent tor yoi
70 oeglees uish indifference so prsci-
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.Ams,riesi,.
!. 90, : >
/ LONDON Aptii II.

-
Rx,r.}s ~ 49,, ,;.s,,Tx 3. g :, ! !.
q sS - ,sY 80 ~ n'rs' dstsa:
~ ~ ss=,sas:l sts May. - :;
/: A,Yoar vess.ss hes been. dsts;bea = IN, M
I7rksr than I expe6trd when / lsst -r -.
yos. ; TA;s afsss. in conseuusnee ~ -.
yoiuiien beeskisg ont here's and indeed !
have. bsen grrhay afraid thst ~ bS,,,N
psvet have got, her avay. !, Siii,sse tiis d;s.,
,utbAnc+. has began .mh ahe whites mn.
iisttoes and nsgfoes, DO kind, If business
has Seen done. -.
/ What Within and the ,new.-of .
hedsh beet being 10 windwafd .tt'has kent
ussvery uhessy f6r Sear cf shelr nDSvinr
ns:s visit, which has been es;xpeet "a. and
Col ;only knows ,vhar may be the result
of the btsinsss here !; Tor sths bisek. are
determined 10 become independeD, wil :
the rest, and depend on Il there win he
much blood shed. Thi. il the sbinion Of
the best informed people here.,, 49,.
!. ,,-.,s...... = 81,
.5 80 :, $50,
,..s.. .e'i LONDON, April -.
+ The following i, q psivats letter t,o,1n,r:
Bfa1ils By the last mall
= We have received advice from H:,,.sr,s.
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DRY GOOD s.
{ ;f.il;,, ~ q IL land ~. y. -rs!sa,'
&c e q G Err 4 e S.

49,. 800 Y w. - .'---7-.s
German o xhabarrs, Z S.v;n,r ! Siil.. &.
Cambr;cs -. ris,Ss '"A
,CalIjcoes. ,s.E.@ Fanaa..>
Ehi1ts frsS Inns
shanbfsys. Biaek. Las,rsses
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Wsfs5,s go, -
Black six. sIdkfs.t Ieaa .irv. Be- ~ ~ ~.
1Case Cortoo Hose.I go" - ~ -
8, ~. ~. a s.-.is I; $50
y "a. 81 ~ -, ,,ss..,= 81 - ~.
Also Rum. SeIary Eexs, Imperial "
fssssni end Seachsng, Scosses ke. -.
I ST kR MS+adsash fSr. sit ss,ls arder 50,