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JOSidh {. SHAW.
II rs JOS received, a'd oHrS Tor sale
l. 4 on the most liberal terms q, his new Station.
AIRY Office, No. llS, 1Haees's!reef Is -
A comsie ana elcgan, AsSo,incnr OF
Legal, Commercial and No,ari. Blanks, printed an
supe.onr Paper, and the his, style ~ ,he Printing
sr--amonE which are ,he following vlx
Deeds, pdls ot Sale
Powers of Attorney, shipping Papers,
Declarations ON Promis- Coasters Msnif,s,s,
sary Notos. Blank Checks on tho
Do. Oh Book Accounts, Banks IN .se,stort,
lrdentures, Bills OF ENchan,,
Bib of Lading, Sesmans'Jcuvnas, &c. c.G
.Hso-Just received an Assortment of PepknNes
OF various prices, from 25 10 100 cents. STATION.
AIRY as usual
Managers Lists Of The fortunate Numbers in tho
7th Glass of Ha.fed Bridge Lottery, may be seen Al
t.is Office.
Erchange and LOTTERY OFce,l .y,,,.ov
No 1l8 7hanes.sfec'. )
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Health better than Riches.

It - Phss,cian. al Is Marl5osough-
s'eet, rear the Methodist Chapel, cures CON
SUMPTION, DISEASES of LINES, LIVER, Bill
ioUS COMPLAINTS, FENERS, CANCERS,
COUGHS, &c. Sc. by successful mode of Practice.
"A mode of Practice, which rs restored Ia perec,
Health, great number of Cousumli,e, aud other
Patents, who, under IL, common routine ot Med
ci iPrsciise, would have been, ere nov, committed
10 the silent grave!
He may be consulted at any hour and will attend
to all requests, in the line of his profession.
$. July Is.
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The President of the~United States, has
issued MS Exequator TO SAMUEL BLAseE.
Es,i. OF Boston, AS Vice Consul of His owG-
dish Majesty for the States o. Massachusetts,
and New Hampshire
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We hear with regret. that the savages of the FL Y
in several parts Of .naJyienI, have destroyed the
fsirest po-on OF The Farmers hopes for this season
The late excessive drought assisted the depreciation
ofihe insect nd many planters the eastern shore
We arc iaiormed have piowed up th.r wheat fields
10 prepare them for fall crop. How far the f7y has
Infested the western shore, have not heard But
p.ny fssmers have prospects of plentiful hartest
We presume too, that the grain in the N. and N. W.
parts Ut the state, is fourshing --Bal Hhig
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pODT' Or N'EWpOpY,

Entered---brig Olvmpus, Ts'hot Tcnn'n~er /; sch
President, Tanner, Boston sloop Philadelphia, Cane.
Newburn, do Aurora, Cahoope, Nrw-york
C,ed'ed--bardue Roboreus, Cross. Gottenlurgh
brig Fame, Barrou~hs, do schoo Topaz. Biprs.
plvmouth sloor Fame, Justin, New-York ditto
Golden Age. Earl. do
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TANsMANY SOCIETY, OR
CCLJ.uRLg.N ORDER.

\ n adlournco plSvllng OF the IAN
a n MANY SOCIETY, or CoLuMBIAN ORpER,
viii be held on MONDAY EVENING next, lbems
The 2Sd oi the month ot tsorns,"] at The Couneil
Ere oftheir Gre., wigwam. in the State House, pre-
ciseiy at the going down OF the sun.
Ry order Of ke Grand Sachem.
WILLIAM siMONs, Secretdry.
Month Of Ho,rs. fhe lSth, J
season Of blossoms, july ID.
led II s3iSossery, SIS
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Tue news Of Burr's oeng IA French pay, comes in
50 auihcntIck shape that We csnnst doubt it. The
quarter salary, which the aurora lately Informed us
hsd been paid little aaron w Buunaparte, We have
understood amounted 10 jo)L sterling This fel,ow
h-s turued nut so complete villain, that we should
DOT DC surprxed u ne receiving q salary fron,
Napoleon, and al the same tia srceeivng a British
pcnsion tor beng spl upon hs yoysrnmen, Of
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Sfate Of Rhodl -kiapd end Proviaeuee
PIantati0Rs.

IN CersGl .qsserrbiy, June Session, a. u. 1910.
u rS0LVED, That the tenn Of the Supreme Ju-
Al d,csi Court, winch BY law is to be holden a,
ysemDqt, .n the Fourth MokpAY OF .3nsts! next,
beho.dcn q, said .Neriorf, on he THUNspAynex,,
succeding The Fourth MoNoAY in .9nevsi next and
that all Wrts, Executions, and other Process, by
which Tav returnabe 10 sad Court 10 be holden
on said Fourth MONDAY OF .1usnst, be returnen TO
said Court, TO be holden Oh said THURSDAY next
succeeding the Fourth MosDAY IN .jugus. next
Ordered, That this Resolution be published u ali
the Newspapers printed in The town OF .Ne,spo't,
weeks before the said THURSDAY, next succeeding
the Fourth MONDAY in .Iugust next
n TRUE corr
Vitness, SAMUEL EDDY, AcCry.
Newport, July I3, 1910 1851.
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40 i(E
THE Subscriber having been duly appointed by
Il the Hon Court Of Probate of the town Of
.seppo'f, Administraisr upon TN: Estate Of
BENJAMIN WILBOUR,
late of said .hewprt, Gazier, deceased, in)estate,
and having given bond according 10 law for the faith
ful discharge of the trust thereby cosn,itted him.
requests all persons WHO n1cb ed 10 the estate
of sais deceased, TO make im'ned~te payment, snG
those who have any demands against said estate, to
exhibit them 70 him.
WILLIAM WILBOUR.
Juy11 H,6w
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kl.AL 10 1 4 ; l.--.FoR aALE.
THE Suhscribcr offer for sale, his
Il House and Lot, together with a large Coach
House and large Stable, the arges, and best in tho
town of Newport, situated in Broad-street, a few
doors from the State House.
The abeve property will be sold reasonable. and 10
accommodating terms.
JAMES PERRY.
July 10. i8y.
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LANCE LoU,

LHHOE .LOG.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Handy, OF ltSer'oh'
laely Killed Hos, ,:ihat weighed, When ores
scd, 725 pounds. His under jaw weighed
S3 l-2 POUNDS, and his head SO. ..e h.s'
cut next his buck bone 10 IL inches. The
Hog WIS TWO years, six months, and three
DAYS old when kiie.'
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The Anniversary of cur independence was
celebrated at Washington City, with the DIS
rinpuished honours which have here been IN
variab.y paid it. Salules ushercd IN the dawn
and were repeated at intervals suring the
day.
Al 10 O'Clock an Grafton was delivered in
honour of the day, al the Baptist Meeting
House, by Mr.. Robert Polk
About noon the spacious rooms OF the Pres
ident were opened TO large and brilliant as
semblage ot both sexes, who pdrtook oi the
liberal reirsshme nts provided, ana enjoyed,
with the utmost harmony, and pleasures OF
social Intercourse.
Various dining and evening parties ensued
at all of which patriotick and conviyai plea
sure reigned, and the day terminated without
any incident calculated TO damp the general
Joy. @N"'f'a0A A'e7ge"eer',
The Charlestown Couvier of June %, OBJ
serves 80. Vessels are very much wanted
bv the Merchants of this City TO take of the
Rice and Cotton on hakd to Eu,ope. Prom
2-l2d. to sd. per. ID. freight for Cotton, and
a proportionate freight tor Rice might be
go, for "a very considerable number OF vessels.
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HoriSoatul Patent Pump.

'n4.- 5u5sotiher hs,ing ieen authorized
by The paten,ss of the HORiZO D Wal PA
"E.NT PUMP, - make and yend the same, ex-
o,os''ey for hs island, Informs those persons who
MAY be inclined to make use of the same, that the,
may DC seen, and their principle exhibited appl-
cduon 10 tfc .abscliber.
JOHN CAHOONE
july TO- l7,tf
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From the N. Trk Evening P>st'

Dark age.--We have on our hles tne O.:
cree of Bonapsrte relative TO printing !.
France. AS it is long, we have though
proper to give summary OF ITS coo's"' 81
This is precious morscl tor toe tr'en 'H y.
the emperor, 1t is part OF what Dua"s
would call the continental system--a 'ys's" Us
which is to reduce mankind to state u
barbarism, that tyran,s can more easily w.. w.
them. The system Of democracy 10 10 '"'
country, GOES hand in hand with DO" "n
parties svste" of tyranny in Europe -
norance is supported, aad kn9"lscS' s on
civilization are disregarded and dls'""
ragged. The most ignorant and a0ao" U.s.
of mankind are raised to places Of o''' -
and trust, while the !igh.ened and cS'i. .n
are neglected and oppressed. our sos ,,;oo
men, have NOT yet suppressed lnlo''" so,le
by interdicting the press, but me ps .1re,
have done every thing to keep then !,I' do
in ignorance which they can poss'o'' NJ.
Democrats will read nothing IN fedsl1 ,p p
pers; they will take no pans 70 eon ad is
dates, or to find whether what they -. de,
true or false. When people are '"u ".e Of
termined to be ignorant, what 'nS
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TO RENT,
L AND FOR SALE.

an tuesday the 25sh of Sept inst. will
~ be sold to the highest bidder agreea-
bly, to the will Of John Sommers, deceased,
The well-knoWn Plantation
whereon the said Somr3ers formerly lived,
and all his Land adjoining, and lying on the
south side Of the road from the Falls church
to the new court house in Fairfax county, Va.
Said tract of Land contains about 400 acres,
which will be laid off into two or more lots,
as may suit the purchasers: This farm is
about Is miles from Alexandria and / from
Georgetown and the City of Washington
The improvements and fertility of the soil
wit be best known by viewing the premises
and crop now on said land One half Of
the amount Of sales to be paid in six months.
the other half in fifteen months. Bonds with
approved security to be given, with legal In
terest from the date, if not punctuaily paid.
The purchasers MAY SOW small grain, pro-
yided they pay the tenants fer any damage
done, as per agreement, whose term as te->
nan,s win expire on the 25th day of Decem-
Der next.
Simon Somfners. Ex'7.
September S. 2sw6t
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pire. and contrcnl all the state, !,
in their present spheres? Nav y. y Eans
and Denmark, and Spain and An N.Y. RasS
the different princes seated on H.. Ha, viii
be embroidered 10 recover their f.. 'h'oa,
sition and consequence? viii ,h "ne' po'
disposed, in the state of anarch, "i. aab,
ensue, IN order to cgg rdndjze bsa,aM
to subdue the power of Franc, r1sslGa
Bonaparte should vacate every ;. -'0t
Europe in order to seat monart ,I'on.
Gun appointment upon them, will ~ A
like Alexander's Successors, TAKE sSFy@
of the state of distraction and :.
which will take place; and each s s'''?
for the lions share? II Bonan,r,' 'all:
succeeded by as great a man as i; no.
France, even with her martial no,n I~'t'
and the heroism which her elotv , ,s'u'';
liant successes have Inspired, viii b,r J'I'
able to maintain her vas, pr, pord' wy
The French people must always hav. ..'.''
pot with considerable talents 10 -, VS.
them; or else they will becom. rss sJ''R
helpless and wretched a set Of vapah. , .
as they were between the years l7so w.
1900. "a
1t mus, be confessed, that the cm,,,. !,
events, which will take place in Euron. "
ter Bonapartc's death, lies so far hfb; %
the veiI,which covers event. OF Iutlr;,, ;. ""N
almost entirely hidden from any I' '~ "
foresight. But it seems 50 im,rot,p
that Providence will suffer tina, ouar,., :;
the globe again to b. plunged in Larb,1..,
and anarchy, that We cannot help colcg,,
ing favorably for the future, and b.Ii.,i,.
that the observation-disclosures are to Be ,hr ~
struments Of better state of thiros Tb...
are multitude OF tl.ttering considera,io,,
which are involved in this: which, how.
ever, we need not enter inlo here.
Bonaparse's death will be exceraip,Iv
discouraging to the French peop!e, Who
will hardly preserve their present loft. tone
of heroism, or be able to s light such glaov
battles under any other man. If he ha
male issue by his present wife, that son viii
not probably be more than twenty years q
age, when he inheri,s the Kingdom; and
will not be able TO govern au empire Of su:a
gigantic size.
1t is impossible that the people Of En-.
rope can live long, Notwithstanding lh:ir
love Of Jacobinisn and admiration Of Bona.
partc undsr his cruel exsc,ions, and in t1ri,
present state OF desperate slavery. And in
fact the resources of France & those coun'
tries which snpbAied her finances and az
mics, must soon be so far txhau,ied 5ylh:
prohibition OF commerce, and by the pcyp;
tuaI war in which they are engaged in b.
naparte's service, as to leave him almost
destitute ct the means of sa'u,a;ing Rus
STA, Denmark, and Austria com?letely.-
These three last powers Especially the two
irst) have not been exhausted half as much
as France, and her immediate domioloas
And they VIII therefore, in the event o.
Bonaparlr's death, be able to make tor
midable opposition to the power OF France
Alter all, We must deliver up the great
part of the work of emancipation aud 1"
brovement, to the inter position and Tft'
sistable hand of the great dispose"
AN AMERICAN
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Orphans Court,
September S.

Altyandr'a County, Sept. Term, 1910.
Ordered, that the ADMINISTRATIVE of Robert
Abercrombic, deed, do insert the following
advertisement three times in each week for
four weeks, in the Alexandra Daily Gazette
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Alexander Moore, Reg.
This Is to give Notice, That

the subscriber Of Alexand,ia county, in the
district of Columbia, has obtained from the
Orphans Court Of said county, letters OF adj
ministratioa on the personal estate OF Robert
Abcrcrombie, l&c The county aforesaid, decd
AL persons having claims against the said
dec'11 are hereby warned 20 exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber,
on or before the 9th day of March next,
or they may by law be excluded from all be-
neht to SAID estate and those indebted there
to are required to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th day ofSept.
1910
Martha Abercrombie,
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Norris.
X Mr.. Burke Think, dies not say II T'

+ This leaked out from him Gtsf tHs ''.
tie Ct Austerlitz. "Ihe austrian 9'T"'
cost me mare than my cum sad he.
/ austria excepted, zvhich h97oeVT'
seems to haze received a moytalb loW; W~
any rate, to be so exceedingly Discourage"
to hcve no Aspositionto MAKE aHy la'"''
Efforts.
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Martha Abercrombie,
/. Administrators of Rt. Abercromhie-
Superline Yellow Bark.

DR.. SANDFORD'Si improved Powder of
Bark, having being used and highly approved
ofby many physicians of disting uished cha
racter IN different parts Of the United States,
he is now encouraged to offer it to the facul-
ty generally, under the persuasion that no
practitioner oe taste, in the choice Of his
means, can fail TO be srati6ed in the use of
this elegant preparation, which in strength,
fneness, and certainty of operation, will be
ound great! to surpass the bark IN common
Sc.
1t is sold in parcels of different sizes to ac-
commodate persons of every description, by
James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.
September S. eotf
% Mahogany, sc. for Sale.
THE subscriber has sust received 5000
Il feet of Bay Mahogany in the log-he
has an hand, 1000 feet ST. Domingo a1ahoga-
ny in plank, $500 feet of Bay Mahogany in
plank, which he offers for sale, 4or cash, or
q short credit.
~. lie still continues to carry on the
Cabinet q Chair. making Business in the neat
Fst and NEST fashionable manner.
John Muir.
August 50 eo3tlaw3W
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trigue.
How long will the French despotism last,
is question in which every civilized nation
ON earth must be deeply interested. If the
governments of Europe are 20 be shattered
and in the end utterly destroyed by this new
power, it is impossible for the mind 10 f.
CURE more deplorable and gloomy specta-
Gle than that quarter of the globe will afford
in twenty years 4: state Of things perhaps
as bad as that of the first ages of the chris
tian era. {" A change of fourteen centu-
ries zuiNhave past away. It zriH have gone
back so much, and Attils, the scourge of
God, will have come again." And how.
ever eloquently and fancifully we may rea-
son to prove that the new order of things
which have risen up cannot continue long:
yet facts and actual appearances, when ex-
AHMED with calm and attentive observation
will almost defeat our efforts to think so.
and extinguish all the fatteringhopes which
we may have INDUCED.
Calculations favorable to the duration of
the French empire, may be made from the
following considerations:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
MARQUIS WELLESLEY.
From. the London Courier Of Jan. ?.

From the London Courier OF Jan. 2,
II is we'll known that in addition to ether
serious charges which were brought for.
yard against this noheman for his con-.
duct in India, he was considered a. having
done more than any of his predecessors in
annihilatng the freedom of the press
throughout that large portion of his ma
iesty's dominions : in proof CT which. we
submit to our readers the following Asia /.
tic Edict OF his lordship, for the regulation,
|or more correctly speaking, the annihila
ton oil every vestige OF the liberty of the
press. An edict which exhibits principles
of the most 6espetic kind, totally lncompa
tibe with she British constitutions, and
which must excite in the bosom Of every
Briton the utmost ind aticn.
Regulations respecting the publications OF
News Papers, VIZ.
/. Every printer of News Paper TO
priat his name at the bottom of the pa.
per.
9. Every editor or proprietor of pa
per to deliver in his name and place OF a 4.
oode, TO the secretary Of government.
5. No paper to be published On Sun.
day.
T. No paper to be published at all, un.
I'll it shall have been previously Inspected
oy the secretary to the government or by
a person authorised by him for that pur-
pose.
S. The penalty for offending against any
OF the above regulations to be immediate
embarkation for Europe.
Rules for the guidance OF secretaries
10 the government in revising the
news papers.
:. All observations on the state cf pub
lie credit or the revenues, or the hnsn.
ces Of the company.
2. All observations respecting the en-.
barkauon of troops, stores, or specie CT
respecting any naval or military prspara-
ton Whatever.
5. All intelligence respecting the des,i
nation OF any ships, or the expectation o.
any, whether belonging to the company or
10 individuals.
4. All observations with respect to tae
conduct Of government, or any of is ofd-
Gers, civil on military, mariue, commercial.
OF judicial.
5. All private scandal er libels on indi-
vduais,
o All sentiments with regard 90 the pro.
oaohy OF war or peace, between I've CON
pany and aay Of tic native powers.
z. MI observations tending 20 convey
Information 70 an enemy, or 70 excite a..
larm or connection within the coelpanv's
s, Iee republication os such passages
from The European Rsws papers IS may
tend o affect the influence aud credit OF the
British power with tue native states.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
ne i-a Cents Siagle1
Whiteside, Leib and Bayard were.

WhIteside, Leib and Bayard were
appointed committee Accordingly.
he Senate resumed the coasS.lsf-
ition OF the bill TO alter and sn.end
the act fixing the military peace esta-
hishment OF the United States.
The first section provides, g That
no allowance Of additional ra,ions
shall be made to any officer above The
rank oil colonel, nor TO the con- man
dant OF the marine corns, nor IN aov
case shall allowance OF additional ra-
tons exceed the number Of rasio 5. %
which the officer receivinr such 81
Iowance is entitled by law for lis eat-
ly subsiStence."l
WI. anderson moved to strike out
the words "nor 70 the conllaandaus
OF the marine corps"
For the motion, Messrs. Anderson
Bayard, Bradley, Campbell, CLAW.
Ga'iiard, German, Gilman. Cool,
rich, Hillaouse, Horsey, Mathew
son, Meigs. Pickering, Pore. Sc,i,b
OF rid. Smith OF New York, Sumter
la.
-hsgalnst the motion, Messrs. Camp
Dell, Condit, Crawford, Franklin
Lambert, Leib, Lloyd, TAFT, Turssr'
and Whiteside-1o.
The bin was then ordered 70 be en-.
crossed for a third reading.
Inc bill authorising the sale and
grant OF a certain quantity OF public
land to the Chesapeake and Delaware
Canal Company was read second
umeEaud committed to Messrs. Bav.
ard, Pope and Anderson.
II ne senate resumed the consider
alton OF the bill appropria.;ng sum
Of money tor providing munitions of
war and tor other puFposes. After
debate, the further codsidera ion of
OH was postponed 70 Monday, 20
which day the Senate adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-04-03
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.
March %.

March %.
Mr.. Bayerd introduced a bill au.
thorising the sale aud grant OF Ger.
tain quantity of land to the Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal Company,
and bill TO ataend the laws within the
District Of Columbia. These bills
were severaliy read ana passed to a
second reading.
MIR. Pope's motion 70 refer so much
Of the report of the Secretary OF the
Treasury as relates to tue Ohio canal,
to a select committee, was taken up
and agreed to. Messrs. Pope, Bay.
ard and Bradley form the commit tee t..
The bin from the House of Repre-
sentatives athorising detachment
from the militia of the United States
was read a second time and com init.
ted to Messrs. Bradley, ounpter and
Bayard.
The Senate resumed the consider
alton of the bin granting a right Of
pre.emption 10 purchasers 81 pablic
lands in certain cases, with the report
Of the select committee thereon. At
ter debate, on motion of MIR. Clay,
Inc bill was re-committed 10 Messrs.
Clay Bradley and Le,b.
The following motion was submit.
ted for consideration by MIR. White
side:
Resolved, That committee be ap-
pointed 70 enquire whether any iuf~
sher anc what provision should be
made ior the relief OF persons impri.
goned on process issued from the
courts of the United States IN civil ca.
ses, and that they have leave to report
by bill or Otherwise.
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Wm. LICHTFOOT.
PEDIGAEE.

Jack andrews was SO, by Joe Andrews,
his dam by Highdyer, his grsndsm Car
dinsl Puff, his great grandam by Taller,
his great great graudan by Snip. his
great great great grandsm by Lord
GodoiphiN's Arabian, has great great erss'
great grandsn by S,an7an's arabian,
which mare was own sister 10 Frarnton's
White neck, full sister 30 the Minburs
CailoRaY, greal great grez; great grea
srandsm BY Sauce 6oxI a son of Gregg
sire OF CretI's Old Partnsr.
JAMES LORD, Seal.
] do certify that the above pedigree is
true copy from he original oDe aent me
by James nord. G.ven undes my hand
end seal The twenty third day Of Decem.
Der, one thousand eight hundred and four
WIZ. LIGH foot, Seal.
Joe Andrews Vas GOT by Eclipse, his
darn by hIamanda, by Omniem, her dam
Cloudy by Blank-Crab, Wedding 90
marc by Partncr-Gsneral Stud Bo5k,
page e,hs printed in 1905 by Jane,
Wcalherby