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TIE Faets brought into sse,V in these ,ymscxs.
are extracted from. The meet respectable A.
fEoy,tfre I

| TIE Fdcs br0ughf into ssctU IN these ,vDr bexs.
are extracted from. the meet respectable ~.
fhOrities.
Before we proceed 10 slew who ha been
corrupted by the batteries Of the French
government. we beg permission to slap
back tor moment to the commencement
OF the revolution, that was effected by the
atheistcal illuminated society which had
been maturing for about centHry from the
time OF it's first institution by its great foun.
der, VottaIre- Its members at fest wcre
few, tho spread through most of the Eu
ropeSn nations f; the King of Prussia was one
OF its greatest patrons. In Russia, Poland.
Bohemia, Austria and Spain, this illumins.
ted society had its advocates in its Srst Sta.
ges; its progress WAS slow but for about
twenty years prior to the revolution. If
spread like an inundation food, yet secret
as the chambers Of death. The king and
his nobility, The clergy and the great n ass
OF the cannon people, knew nothing of
what was going on till The revolution. ike
new spring mine or burning meteor.
flashed hka lightning upon the nation.
Yet being unattended by tumultuous uprosr.
oioodshed and murder, it made It's appear.
ance IN the mild habiliments of lanai
Three hundred thousand men ro.e in
a mass at the same instant, and spread their
! immense columns through every avenue
ana street III Paris while peace. baInv
peace, bland as The dew of heaven SOUNDED
" me morning gales, and instead Of bran.
ush'ng me weapons of death. they poured
the purifying element of water from their
newly const ucted engines. in such torrents
= entirely siopt the operation of tho cannon
NOT gun was fired from the king guards
me park or the bastile. the tri.coloul ed
cocSade. The civic crown, announced IN,
coigre gated multitude to be a host of re
generated civilians, and not Of soldiers. a,
Tie same moment the columns were cnrm
rs " the streets. dsputation pre,iousl,
appointed. waited Oil the King, and b. ever,
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An exhibition of Facts, in which is brought
into view, some of the most prominent
principles and transactions of the French
Revolution; together with the effect and
influence they have had, not only on the
French nation, but on the civilized world
which is submitted to the consideration Of
she American people in general.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-14

shS-r WI t.ttit rev-r &c l.rg1ttlu,
mat this :,aa once wsnted bu; a sinpis
sysc. % ha,e made himsrli prr.id>ut Of
tHe : States Above all, ict i, be re-
rncmbersd th1t 4 Bur, old thomas
tSltci soa were swon bro;hyfs IN poll
tics, vQas,iy bslo sd b. their followers,
equally believed 70 DC patriots, and e
Tusl!y pretending zeal and disinteres-
tedness IN ihy pubic service--i:.t it be
remenbSrcd TOO, that their hlul disa-
yTcrmcnt wds n5i the result Of ditfcr-
eace ~ principles, bat nlersls clash
lag q lnalsldu4l inteIes, and ambition
Esfr Could not brook 10 hold the second
station Ill the government, and Jeffer-
son Wa ,ssoissd 10 possess the first.
And nyy what is Bart this hoasted pat
lioI, this compeer with Jrfiei sun in the
go-~ly work 81 turning Feasralis.s from
e.'ice th-t they migAl enjoy them ia
treir stead lie dare not show his face
n MS native Sountry, but is skulking a.
6Sut Europe, Try ing, by p" plotting mis-
eaict, % bring himLslf egain into no
Ike.
do not say thar had Burr been the
successful candidate for the Presidency,
lid jefferson the unsuccessful one, Jef- |
terson would have initiated Burr in /.
lis subsequent conduct.-----I do not !
Is-licve he would for hs had not the
same fiery, daring unconquerable
spirit he was equally ambitious, but
less determined, and would probably
have sacrificed ambition to prudence,
sooner than have attempted to crafty it
By violent measures. But the suspision
IS irresistible, that when Burr's mo-
ives for opposing federalism were
grounded solely In the qualification of
personal interest, the motives of those
who united with him in the opposition,
and OF Jefferson among others, were
lot perhaps altogether SO disinterested
ard SO patriotic as they pretend them
TO be-
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Cal y0t this backing yourtifenas ?
NATIVE ANrsrcANsI

NATIVE AMERICANsl
IEE following is a specimen Of the yos-
ieT ~ which the Corsfisat>d Authorities Of The
UGited States are treated by imported
T" Pai-'tofs." whenever those Rulers do
no' ! zoe Ike 'nn~ prescribed BY these
champions Ct democrScv-And because
.'hese raYiefs are aliens and democrats. their
abuse = passed over with imfunity.
Tae WbiE," from which the extracts are
made, was sal up & patronized By the Smiths,
and other satraps Of tie ADMINISTRATOR /;
rs the " 41prcfa " Of Eaitaiaose, and of course
the rcyiler Of WASHINGTON, and all who
practice on h:s principles ard the syeo-
phantic eulogisi Of Jefiefsonian men aud
measures :--Aad while Congress were
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.ETtrQct efa iener, dated Washington,
March so iSlO--From the Hon. III
notify Pickering 20 his friend IN Tir-
GINA
s The present condition of our ceun-
tsy is deplorable the wretched policy
OF Mr.. Jefferson is the source Of our
suffering at home, and of the contempt
with which We are viewed by all the ma
lions of Europe His successor treads
simidly in his steps.-Attached by old
habits and predictions to France, and
dreading her present tyrant, they have
sacrificed the interest and the honor of
our country, by their tame and base
submission 10 his enormous outrages
on our rights and our property--At
the same time knowing the strong in
terest of G. Britain to be at peace with
Us, and persuaded, that she would put
Up with all their contemtiblc bullying,
rather than con1aerce a war upon US,
these two men have disgraced our GO
vsrnmen and cur country, by the pet
llant capiousness aud palpable insin-
GSrity manifested in ell their negocia-
tons with the B.iiisa government. The
conduct OF our administration, in the
case Of Mr.. Jackson, has completed
sQr disgiace--No foreign minister,
aas, believe, ever so wantonly insul-
.t.d and injured in any country. He
came here with larger powers than had
eeen. entrusted to amy OF his predeces-
sors !; and this our administration well
knew. - was also man of much su-
pSsl0r Abilities These were reasons,
sufficient with such an administration,
10 break with him /; And the whole
of the intercourse and correspondence
With him, appears evidently 10 be 4
scene OF monsuyring, 10 End o. make
some preienee for getting - Of him.
The key 70 the whole J0HcrsUnian po-
ley, | take To be this--hatred 10 Eag-
land, attachment 10 France, q COMIC
tipn Of the resentment Of ROnaparte, il
:hry settled by treaty oGr difference
With G.. Britain While they arc NJ
ware, that the people at large 81 the II.
States, Will not support them IN making
war npon &. Baiiain---at the same time,
the great interests Of our country, a
settlement of those differences, they
have been instructing their minister's
from The beginning OF 1904 and enga-
gSd in series of negotiations, al
watch have accomplished nothing, be.
cause nothing practicable, / mcan moth
ing in sehieh England co,sld POSSIBLY a.
gree, was ever attempted, or intended "a
DC accomplished. In one word, the ru-
ing object of the Jetfersonian policy,
has been, and oo1;inues to be, TO keep
open our dispoies, with G.. Britain, un-
III the imperial desPot should subiu-
gate tEat country, which MIR. Jefferson
openly predicted, ,and predicted, pro.
baby because he wished it, would be.
fore this time have been accomplished
bun which, close friendship and free
commerce with the United State.
might retard, aud possibly continue tt
prevent.
Such is my view Of tie men aDc
their measures.
lam, Sir,
With great regard and esteem
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-14
May J. l9i0--APPRovFD.
JAMES MADISON

hsee'tayr - Me- sba4t5 The intenezni se'
srsl Of the Havana, ander date Of ne Il.
March. has officially announced that no v''s
whatever from the United STATES, vii q =
mitted to an entry in any Of the porEs q n
island of Cuba, without the necessary csrl'.'
Gates TO the manifest and invoice 81 each =.
60, from the consular agents Of SPAN ID IT.
Unirsd States, who when called upon ~H' Nj
form the merchants what articles are soiDA'-
10 said Ports for the present.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-14

Erfracf efG tstter from Mr.. Piaknev 10
me Sccretdry Of State, daicd Lsndon,
February 70, 1910.
" | have received from Gen. Arm
strong letter of which a COPY Is en-
closed and have, in consequence,
made written enquiry of Lord WelIes-
ley with whom had before commu-
ncated personally OH the subject, as
to the inexistence OF the blockades to
which 1t alludes. ! am not without
hopes that the reply to my enquiry
VIII amount to declaration (satisfyine
IN substance the condition mentioned
IN Gen. Armstrong; letter. that these
blockades are not in force and lift
should, ! vii send immediate notice to
Gen. Armstrong. ] have prepa, ed an
Ohio III letter to you on this head, which
with such additions as circumstances
may enable me to make to il will be
sent by the corvette (the John Adams"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-14

the Indians of me six Nations and
others, u set .LeTn against the Whites.
=..s--.--..x
Congress- adjourned Oh the Isl inst.
and the NCn-IuIercourse Law expired I;
but the President is authorized To re-
vive il, SO far as regards Nom irfsrfG-
risn, as 10 either power that shall erciis-
sfVely modest cur COMMERCIAL rights.
Ships of war are excluded.
The following communication Was
received in compliance with call of
Congress.
In pursuance of the resolution of
the House of Representatives Of yes
serday the Secretary of State has the
honor to transmit to the president ofthe
u. s. the accompanying papers mar
ked A b. c. ID. Z.
No information has been received,
that any communication has been made
TO our minister at London on the part
of the British government in answer
TO any note presented by him in pursu-
ance OF Instructions given On the Esd
November l8l9."s
No answer have been given TO " pro-
positions or overtures, made on the
part OF the L. s. to the governments of
G. Britain and France, respecting any
of the orders and DEGREES affecting neu-
trail commerce." which have not been
or which are not herewith
communicated. All which is respect.
fully submitted.
r SMITH.
this declaration will serve those who
wish the people to be deceived; they
will argue from it, that our Executive
is not informed OF the sentiments of
the British government, formally de-
clared by Lord WELLESLEY to Mr..
PIsKSEY, in January last.-But altho'
our Rulers may be willing to impose
on our crsdulity, they have not ventu-
red to say that they are not officially
informed of the manner which the
British government consider their
of Mr.. JACKSON, with other
matters of controversy between the two
nations. No, they arc too wise to saw
of it Mr.. Secretary
SMITH, ayailing himself of the precise
terms used by the House of Represen.
confines his answer to their
literal import and thus because Lord
WRLLRsLEY's communication was not
an answer to Mr.. Ps Note " tresentex
in Pursuance Of insfrEetion, gipen on the
23d Of Nop." he Is not to consider any
other communication on the subiec, rs
required BY the order of the House.
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OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Ertrsct Of letter from Gen. firm
strong 70 the Secretary Of STATE, dared
Paris, jan. rs, 1910.
" In conformity to the suggestions
contained IN your letter of the LIST De-
cember, 1909, enquired whether if G..
Britain revoked her Slockades of date
anterior to the decree, commonly CAL
led the Berlin decree, his majesty the
emperor would consent to revoke the
said q cree. To which the minister
answered that the only condition re-
quired Tor the revocation by his maies-
~, OF the decree of Berlin, VIII be a
previous revocation by the Brit "a gov
ernment of her blockades of + NICE or
part ct France, (such as that I'm the
Eide 10 Brest, &c of a date Interior
10 that OF the aforesaid deer and
that II the British government, would
then recall the orders in council, which
had occaSioned the decree of Milan,
that decree should also be annulled."
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Arrived at Bottom, fhip Java, Aeref"r
from Smyrna, Ghrslter and Ascsrs' !.
days from the latter place, where ihe Va e4's
cd in by the Enghlh, and cleared by me ~.
petition Of The American Corsui-she Pc II.
taking her was becsHfe flIe had ducA \.
board. "A 7Vzr 5sf4eeen fts T1Es aso frfae. -
esPetiei Capt. NJ. Popped Of The ko'A
Gibraltar, the Esd March, aad va 'niV,p~n
IN the Cut, by an EngiIih cutter, hoafs NJ. Nv
Gibraltar, that the French have been a' -.
the guns OF Gibraltar, and that ina Il,
mining party fucsssded in def!royins w
'he batteries about rhe SpanIih hns'-
that the French he'd pofsihon OF FEM.
the Gut of Gibraltar, and that greS, -.
Der OF French privatsers were on ma pA..
lie alioinfornsd capt NJ thar ievsrai P', +,
teers were out of Tangeir, among theAb p
of II guns-Cspt. M lay of C'ors'', &c:
days, and while there alaFge stPrdl'iou u
through The Gut with tranfporr' sne .roOfri
boat 70 fail, bound "a CadiL, FROM -.
Spoke oGthe Rock, orig Mentor, Oh ''i ,'s-S,
head, 80 days from A.rc4nr, gong 10 \ -
for water.
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fhe democIa,ic majority in the Re.
glslaiIre OF .nhoae. !sssrd, is fss-.
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A certificate Is pubIiihed ia CLar'lsl'Lp y
per Of the 2Sd ut. Ggned BY Aniei o. ! G
Bolton, Eating thar foon afte. ~ arri'', ssI
Francois, Gin aug lsfD from Lond'p' f.s,-ss
taken BY guasd. by orderuf oap'ain IA css
Spa'ding. Of Baltimore, who comnSND al
OF shEs-toPhe's arsaed hr'ss, AID ien' II
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-14

siiion 3 70 ErsEclrmaD who has been
Intriguing in Bonaparte's name With
The Indians of me six Nations and
others, y set lEem against the Whites.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1810-05-14

!fylgicn jenkins Missionary among
tie 0ncids Indians has given las dc2o-
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Prince William County, TO wst.

ALEXANDER HENDERSON,, o,e of
the Commonwealth Justices of the Peace
OF the said County, to all Sheriffs, Mayors,
BaiiFs, Constables and Headboroughs, within
the Commonwe alth Of Virginia.
WHERE.dS complaint is made to me this
day, upon the oath of Samuel Davis, that
Laaacs CornqUeH, laborer, who was lately
committed to the Jail of the said county of
Prince William, by warrant from Henrs
Washington, Justice of the Peace for the
said county, on suspicion of felony. did on
the night of the twenty-sixth instant. forcibly
escape from the said Jail, and is now going at
large: These arc therefore, in the name of
the Commonwealth, to require You. and e.
very of you, in your respective counties, IL
ties, towns and precincts, to make diligent
search, by way of hue and cry for the said
James Cornwell, and having found, to sieze
and retake, and safely convey, or cause him
to be safely conveyed, to the Jail of the said
county Of Prince William, there to be kept
until he shall be thence discharged by due
course of law.
Given under my hand and seal this twenty
eighth day of September, 1910.
A Henderfon, (Ssal)
oumiries, Sept. 3o-Oct. ,. d2ws
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Pr omftus Of the New Zea1,n,
They will be at your service esG : W','nd'rs,
regalred. They were thou oh. 'oey sap
when ! heard them, and ( had q" !, ,'n'srta
ed into rude English BY her ~ mem Tend
notes have been mislald hn, o'o'nd I
nevolcnt heart Can conceive ,na % every
the sentiments OF fcnaIe a"' undersa
the earliest and tenderrst ok; ~p'Fated f,
their loss IS not seriously rrprs, s " b,
were the warm and vigorous ar IL
nature, which are universal. .n "uTc'''ns
as the principle OF life which u Comm
out all animated creation. and ,s;u 'eA hr
to influence and govern man. Dn "I e'oO!ir
s'ate OF existence, his powers. ,n,1 'oa n
Joyments shall be directed and ., nus
the subllmer intelligence and can.. ;%Ia
distinguish angels from the inDsb JN
this pcrlshable world. '''',S
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frsm the NoJoA LEDGER,

." ,. Io"''''' s','' oySffm'--To the >.
compIlshmsnt of the object: of thi, , vn az
it appears that the commerce Of N. i jfH
S,s.es is 70 be excluded from the o,s o"'sa
of Europe. The Berlin decree vb: nu'Z''
Published in our last, is a CONNER, NJ" a way
the text which is TO be found in The cs I G,.
ed Berlin decree of November 1870 '>% ~
exclusion OF our vessels from the ,ors d
that degraded aad dsspicable wretch ,,p.I
the king OF Prussia, but more propsr Bo
napartr's valet, can be no prra, evil ,I,,H
i, serves to prove the hostility of Nan,,o0
and the mesnness of the Other. DENIM!
(boor Denmark! has also adop,td i,
same system upon the same principle and
at the same command. Sweden and Rn,,;,
it is probable, have received and ob4v,d
their masters commands to the sam, A.,
before this day. What are We to do un6.,
these circumstances 70 ansrer this cues.
ton let us suppose case. Suppose By his
days mail we were to receive suhrD,ic al.
vices, thar, at the request Of the British
government, our ships were excluded from
the extensive dom'n'ons OF Spall and Por.
tugal! What would be dom IN such cas-:
is not difficult to predict. Us, general
burst Of indignation would be hard, It
would be remembered thar one Of ourgtai
causes OF comPla n: aga nst he British g..
vernment, was, the restricting our trade
with all parts OF the void Now nat M
poleoh restricts or ~xcIudrs our comm:r's
we hear rot murmur o! complaint, from
those, who, tor 'h= temporary disgrace, Il
not the ultimate ruin o. ms country, nave
me direction OF our h'nonM concerns
Even's arc oa,'y occurring, ""'n serve 'S
70 ue'''"''''' "'e '''s = "'' W ""'' WAS '"'N
d. ''e '''''e' '''"' oo' e'''''. So "''' o'' W."
intercourse wee paris OF 'nis ''L''ou' 'DT
unehtai system wen mISn' VT ofo'nn'
say ;, me nan" y N"pS'f"t % "' N, NJ"
t"NS we" '"' S"' 'a 40 ""6"'-..
canning ooSeFne' 'H0' our e"""'5' , WV
"o' 0"'l q o'"tp",'e P'"''" IS "''' tn
eoItS.'e &C q n" ''''1' ."|'s .''S ",.
I.N y n.ass ,hs ,n,,I,maas ,,,h;ch n. IN.
y ~ '''L 'rp' ".''N, .,ob.r.
pe'o' - '"sI .:, nv" ~" :, ,op
go Sissem i-"" ;aI, r' of h 1v' %; ",J.r,
io''"''N 10 MS ''" , . L ''o' y ''' -. n,..
we were 'oy'' 'I'i'e 0a'' WIZ" y. N.
sumo 10 exercise '''S ''oA' WIZ" :" ,,,,,n,
ospehuiht h"''o'' " IA "a .'''' >I".' and
unde' taxes 10 'u''s'' 10 " D'u'' r.I n,n<,
eolii'0 a'ino "'' W. p'JpI'H ..';,r our
within n'S rfacn' "''e %! CD .'', %. 60
commerce with nose nations WIZ n,,.
base and degfad o. as 10 oS'o' "" :nr,,.
sive Instruments or MS aooH''0I''' .'9
tice. History w''i record ana P'' ';.n:s
will view with aston'shmen,' INC p pow %
with which people, so tteiosH ",' ,b.r
whatever concerned their honor ana WV; a
interests, Submitted 10 disgrace ana , T,,
when inflicted by yrant's ha'"; -. -
conduct OF a grea, pare OF the peeps ~ . Al.
US SO unaccounsable, that we so"u'u .iIs and
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lanes Keith.
!. 5taW3W
Alexandria, Sept. %.
FOR SALE,

A LEASE for lives, for 3l2 acres of land
IA lying in the county of Fairfax, and be-
ing part of the tract of land called Pcvens
zvorth." the annual rent of which is fifty dol
lars Il is about nine miles from Alexandria,
the Little River Turnpike Road passing near
it. There is on said farm very convenient
dwelling and farm houses, and good apple
orchard, and about sixteen acres in clover,
equal to any in the neighborhood, about the
same quantity of timothy meadow of excel
lent quality, and as much more unimproved.
This farm is divided into five lots, and the
fencing in tolerable repair. If it is not dis.
posed of by the first of October, Will lease
it for lives. Ii is so situated as to make two
tenements. Any person wishing to purchase
or lease SAID farm for lives, will please apply
to the subscriber residing on the premises
Joleph Powell.
July 81. 2tawG
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This is to give Notice,

That the subscriber of alexandria county,
in the district of Columbia, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters
of administration on the personal estate of
Helen Bayly Clarke Barcklay, late of
the county aforesaid, deceased: all per
sons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned TO exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, on or
before the sth day of April next, or they
may by law be excluded from all benefit to
said estate. And those indebted thereto are
requested to make immediate payment. Civ
en- under my hand this sth day of October,
1910.
Francis Barcklay,
Admir- of H. B. G. Barcklay.
October S. ea2v
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LEES
Worm Destroying Lozenges,

This medicine which is as innocent and
mild as il is certain and eficacious in its o.
Iteration, cannot injure the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body--but will
without pain or gripping cleanse the stomach
and bowels of whatever is foul or offensive,
and thereby prevent the production ofworms
and many fatal disorders:
Among the symptoms attending Worms
are, -disagreeable brsath, especially in the
morning-bad and corrupt gums--itchlng IN
the nose, and about the seat--corvulsions,
aPpiletic hts, and sometimes prisatior OF
speech-i:regular appetite, sometime lo;th-
ing t0od and sometimes voraeious-- purging
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In. Kenneday, Potter s..

Edward Higgins, South street, Baltimore
administered Lees Lozenees agreeable to
the directions, TO his child IA months old !;
the first of which expelled worm measuring
90 inches long * near half an inch thick !;
the second dose expelled another l6 inches
long and the same thickness, and a quantity
of small worms mixed with slime, sc. The
child enjoys good state of health.
Sold by-Robert Gray. Bookseller,
King street, Alexandria, who has just
received a fresh supply of Persian Lo
ton.
Also, Sold by Nicholas Kingston,
Fairfax street.
Aug. "a. law
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Nessrs. Mich. Lee and Co.

You are at liberty to publish the astonlsh'
irg cure performed by your Lozenges on my
son, ten years old, who was afflicted with te-
yers, pain il his side, and continued head
ache, which reduced him SO low that he was
unable to setup. Ore ofmy neisnbouEsTd~
yised me to use your Lozcnges, which mas
had the happy effect of restorelng him to q
better STATE of health than he has enjoyed sor
several years, in the short space OF II days.
John Kelly, Pit Strcs'.
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Orphans Court,

Alexandria County, Cetoder Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the administrator of Helen
Bayly Clarke Barcklay, deceased, do insert
the following advertisement three times ii.
each week for two weeks in the Alexandra,
Daily Gazette.
Teste,
Alex. Moore, Reglifer.