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Artificial Mineral Water.

IUsT received, led Soda Water, a
plcasan, and refreshing beverage which
in medicinal application has been found high
~ useful in caiculous, equity and rheumatic
affections; it allays feverish irritat ons, and
removes debility, produced by relaxation
from excess, incompetence, &c.
1t powerfully enereases the appetite ana
promotes digestion, neutra.izes acid;ues III
the stomach. and corrects 'aiatea bile -
hence il will be found IN agreeable remedy
for, or preventive of, many diseases, par
t;culs-ly those which are most prevalent Ia
warm weaihsr-for sale ey
Richard H. Little,
Apothecary and Druggist,
Fairfax street.
Othe Ni1eIalWaters eexpected
shortly, of W supply VIII cohS,aniy VIC
kept. .,.s,.-,e
April 10 ai"~s""
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Five Dollars Reward.

II AN away from the subscriber the ninth
II of March last, negro fellow by the
Z ame of DANIEL about hftv Years OF age !:
ne is we'll known in this town ard has been
seen in town and about the suburbs several
times l will gi-e the above reward to any
person that will deliver him to me at bloom-
6e,d. JOHN F. SMITH.
e. have few tons of first quality IT,
notify hay for sale. EnqAire as above.
April 5. uot.
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SPECTATOR.
RANDOLPH AND EPPES.
After what MIR. Randolph last said that the
gentleman knew where to Ind repardloh,
there seemed to be but one opinion in the
,ouse, Which was that Eppes would send Ran
iolph a challenge Among the members
nore skilled or experienced in such affairs OF
honor, it was declared it would be done before
E,ppes rose from his seat, and that the affair
ought to be settled before breakfast the next
morning.-A challenge was given and accept
ed shortly after.
During the night, so disgraceful to the an
nails of legislation, Mr.. Randolph deported
himself with apparent perfect indifference t
the issue of the quarrel. His wit Was not less
! brilliant, his reproaches not less severe his
| opposition to the bill not less strenuous, and
| his exertions none the less unremitting. His
| wit was Oh one occasion exercised with much
appropriate severity on poor Ringold Of Ma
ryland Ringgo!d, whether by previous al
rangement, or for the purpose of displaying
his Abilities Just such as they were, found the
powers of oratorv so forcibly operating upon
! him, that.he could not help using them to call
for the previous question Randolph with
looks and expressions of ineHable contempt,
spoke of the forkcd thing from MARYLAND
whose two legs were the strongest evidence
OF his relation to human nature, the whole
scope of whose talents, extended no farther
than similar Intellectual talents in the cuckoo
of Dutch clock, that at regular intervals
could pop out its head and exclaim I" the fire.
vious question, Mr.. Speaker, Mr.. Speaker,
the hrevious question" Ringgold was full Of
fire and fury--signifying nothing. He has al
ready acquired, what probability he will al.
WAYS maintain, the appellation of the Maryland
cuckoo.
The right of the majority to call for the pre-.
vious question after sufficient debate, it is in
!, vain to deny. Without some such rule the
minority holds the reins so far as to proven,
progress though not direct the course. The
, minority were perfectly justihable In their
: strongest opposition to the bill to the last. L
was bill boftomed on a LIE. 1t smeit not
it stank with rank offensiveness, of French
putridity 1t was as unjust, unfounded, a
base, as daring, as diaboical bill as ever pas
sed any Legislative body. Many Nan ha:
been stretched under the gallows, or decapi
tated at the block for crimes OF far less hide
Gus an aspect than that Of originating such
bill. What its consequences will be God onl
knows. 1t will either be treated as shade
or il will be firm and vast stride, with othe
measures, towards the accomplishment Of Sc
! narration of the middle and Northern, from tn
E other states.
During the whole of that evening, MI
Eppes' soul was evidently !" In thick dark
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April g..
Potomac and Shenandoah Navigation

Potomac and Shenandoah Navigation
Lottery
Commence. drawing on the fist Monday
in May.
Present price of whole Tickets $40 81
Half do S 81 l-2
Quarter do 2 IS
Prize Tickets in the Baltimore hospits'
Lottery ken in payment for Tickets in this
Orders from a distance enclosing the cash
fn,st. paid) viii be promptly attended to-
eb OK of the whole drawing will be kept
Tor the examination of the tickets during the
drawing, and every Information respecting
the Lottery will be given free OF expenee'
r GRAY,
Opposite the Washington Tavern
April
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EPIGRAM.

What better reason Car YOU guess
WHY men are poor and ladies' thinner
But thousands now for dinner dress,
Till noth;ng's left to dress far dinner.
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FRESH LEMONS.

RECEIVED and or sale by the su'scri-
her. at the corner Of King and Pitt-s,reets
and Opposite the Washington Tavern ter
boxes Lemons of the best quality
Chr. Neal.
Aprl g. u
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F l S H.

THE subscriber has ON hand a few barrels
of SH AD, ,lut up this season IN the o.s'
manner VITA salt-petse, for family use-.h'
will be happy to rece " the orders OF s"ch d
NAV want their fish put up-whch otoe'.
shall be complied W tn on the best terms all
in the most S tisf,ctory manner. as ne mas :
boa, running which will enable him always
have fish of the best quality
John c. Francis,
On Keith's wharf.
April 9 ao'
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For t1e Alexandra Gazctfe.
THE COURT OF ENVY.

I'm Ertrae. from, a Manuscript Poem'
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will teach others more caution in giving chs,
lenges; or afford grcat example for mn.
dueNists subsequently 20 ezhiain.
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LAND FOR SALE.

By virtus o! decree OF .he supreme court
chancery for the Richmond district, IN a
suit bet seen Robert Carter, tfq pialhlh
and Graham's deyisces defendants; Will be
sold at auction, before the front door o.
the court house in Dum'ries. on the hrs
day of the mex superior court OF law for
.hat county, viz ON the secol,d Monday IN
May next
A Tract of Land containing
about 500 acy S. wing in Prince W'!i'a'"
County, on thu main roaG to Faululer iron
Dumf.ies, abou, ten miles from The latte
p,.ce. 4 ne land viii be sold in two or more
lots to suit pu cha-erI, on rcdi. OF one
two and three years f"om tne d'y OF sale
except for the charges AID exp noes OF the
sale, which must be p id on the day OF s'lc,
and deducted f'om tho first instalnent."-
Bonds and approved security must b; gwen
{ + the D ment OF the instalmcnt and the
ute IL be ret ined as further security,
wa leave to srple to t e court OIL chhncery
for a resale in default Of payment. Mr, ote'
phen French, Ell Mr.. Coins, 'stHg near the
promises, will shew them to any disposed to
purchase.
The Commissioners.
Anvil e o tits
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From the VIRGINIA PATRIOT.

ANECDOTES and REMARKS re,otire 10
the LAST SESSION efCONGRESS : By
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01
PUBLIC SALE.

yK7ILL be sold at public vendue, (if not
w disposed OF previously IN the 18th
of mex, month, (being the first day of
February Court at the Court House in
Martinsburgh, three Lots of Land, all ad.
joining in the west end of the town of Mar
tinsbufgh, on these lots are a number Of
bearing apple trees, the lots lie level, and
are remat kably rich-Also another Lot of
ground opposite the Dutch Church in said
Town, on which is a small dwelling House.
The terms will be made easy.
WILLIAM BURNS.
January a, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01
Land for sale
In Yeferson COUNTY, Virginia.

In TeFerson County, Virginia.
1.-THE subscribers will sell a very valua-
bic FAR of four hundred and fifty
acres, adjoining Charles. Town, IN Jefier-
son County. The soil is Of the best quality
oil limestone land-Upwards of seventy a.
ores are in wood, and about thirty IN mea-
dow--a copious stream oil water runs thro'
the whole, SO as to be capable OF watering
any part OF the meadow. This Farm pos
sesses great advantages-1t touches upon
Charles. Town, a town of INCREASING pros
perity, and not more than sixty eight miles
from Alexandria and seventy-three from
Baltimore. We will sell it either entire, or
in two lots, one of two hundred and eighty
five acres-the other Of one hundred and
sixty-fve-this division may be made so as
TO give &c each part a convenient shape, to-
gether with a proper proportion Of wood,
water and meadow.
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing will aP-
ply to Edmund Pendleton in Martinsburgh,
Berkeley County, or to Adam S. Dan.
bridge ar his residence between Martins
burgh and Charles Town.
ADAM S. cambridge,
EDMUND RENDITION.
Marsinsbufgh, Jan. 4, 1871.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01
berkeley County, IS.

ASiASiCy SpoblJ 30.
November Court, 1910.
James Mendinghall, executor of Joseph
Plummcr, deceased, Complainant,
against
Anne Boiling, Robert Boiling, Sarah Boil
ing, Jane Boiling and Eliza Boiling,
children and heirs of Samuel Boiling,
deceased, Defendants,
In CHANCEkY.
THE defendants not having entered
their appearance agreeable to an act
OF Assembly and he rules OF this Court
and IT appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that they are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth, on motion of the com.
piainant bJ his counsel, it is ordered, that
the said defendants, do appear here on the
third Monday in February next, to answer
the bill OF the complainant, and that a copy
OF .his order be forthwith inserted in the
Marsinshurgh Gazette for two months sue.
cessivel,, and published at the door of the
Couft-House Of said County.
a Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c 3. c.
Dec. IA.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01
JOHN SCOTT,
Dnlany-st. near Columbia Gardens.
Lees Worm Destroying L~ozenees.

Lees Worm Destroying Lozenges.
This medicine, which is as innocent and
mild as il is certain and eficacious in It's
operation, cannot injurc the smallest infant,
should no worms exist in the body-but viii
without pain or g,iping, cleanse the sto.
mach and bowels Of whatever is foul or Of
tensive, and thereby prevent the produc-
ton of worms and many fatal disorders.
Messrs. Michael Lee 81 Co.
Observing that my SON, six years OF
age, was troubled with difficulty 10 breath.
ing, (something frequently rising IN his
throat !; restlessness at night, loss OF aesh,
&c. From those symptoms, | was conf
dent he had worms, and having procured
a box of Lee's Worm Destroying Lozenges
the first dose expelled twenty.three large
worms, whichgave him immediate relief
He now enjoys a good state Of health, and
I believe | can from experience say that
Lees L.ozenges are the most efhcacious re-
medy for worms now in use.
THOMAS PETERS,
of the late firm Of Peters & Johnson.
Baltimore July /, 1910.
MesSrs. Mlchae! Lee 81 Co.
A child Ut Mr.. Henry Grimes, near
Mr.. <. Bet,s's nail factory, was for up
wards of Is months violently afflicted with
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01

Berkeley County, IS.
December Court, 1910.
Jacob Hooper, Complainant,
AGAINST
Archibald Campbell and John Campbell
Defend luts,
10 CHANCEkY.
THE defendant John Campbell, not
4 having entered his appearance agree
able to an act of Assembly and the rules of
this Court, and it appearing to the salts
faction of the Court. that he is not an iu-
habitant of this commonwealth, on motion
OF the complainant by his counsel, il is or.
dered, that the said John Campbell, do APP
pear here on the third Monday in March
next, to answer the bill Of the complainant,
and that a copy of this order be forwith in
serted in the Ma~rtinsburgh Gazette for
two months successfully, and published at
the door ofthe Court. House of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, CD c.
Der 90
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01
Valuable Land for sale.


TIME subscriber wishes to dispose Of
aTract Of Land, adjoining the Sui.
phur Spring place in Berkeley County,
Virginia, containing 28O acres, sboot 100.
acres are cleared, As or so acres Of which
are excellent Bottom, 0 acres OF Meadow,
and 10 more may be made with y uiAing
expense, the balance of the Land is well
timbered, It'll boundedby Opeek0n Greek.
and the whole of the land well ~atered
On misplace is a comfortable log Dwelling
House, Kitchen, Double Barn, and other
necessary Buildiugs.-Also, another farm.
in the same neighbourhood, adjoining the
Lands of Jacob Weaver, Esq and others.
containing 27l acres-about 60 acres OF
which is cleared the balance Of the land in
good timber.-Persons wishing TO sec the
Land or purchase, will please apply'to the
subscriber at Mrs. Nancy Andersons, Cd
Mill. Greek.
WILLIAM ANDERSON. Err.
of Colbert Anderson, deceased.
Jan. Il, 1911.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01
Sac atto @tnfef
GOODS,

has JUST koished opening a few select and
choice articles, which makes his present
assortment more complete than ever
He therefore invites his customers and
the public generally, to call and partici
pate 10 The f" many bargains" ne IS now
selling-As his situation does not admit of
his following the track Il his brethren OF the
Tape, in selling his Goods on ",easona-
BE credit" he Eaters himself, that they
will a, least allow him the privilege of as
suring the public, that he win sell a little
lower for eash.
THOMAS c. SMITH.
Marinsburgh, Dec IL, 1910.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01
Strayed.

CTRAYED away from my farm adioin-
- ing Mr.. Samuel Kennedy's and Mr..
Abraham Sn, drrs on Back Creek, TWO
OXEN, the Zip end OF their horns are saw
ed OF, and have been broke to work. the
colour OF them not rceolleeted, a crop of
the leh ear and a slit-Four Dollars all
be paid 10 any person who vii delisershem
as above, OF give Information 70 NJ James
Faulkner where they may Be found. The
shove farm is for rent. inquire IF Mr..
Faulkner 10 MsstinsbuTsh. OF 10 the sub
scriber ia Middisways Jefferson County.
WILLIAM M'SHERkY.
Dee. ri, 1910.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01
LEES


Lfalf6le Ague and Fever DroPc,
For the cure OF agues, remittent and in-
termittent fevers.
Thousands can testify. oftheir being cur
cd BY these Drops after the bark and eye-
" other medicine has proved Intellectual
aud not one in a hundred has had occasion
to take more thaa one, and numbers not a
half bottle.
MeSsrs. MichdeL Lee, 81 Co.
think it my duty to inform you, that
from experience | am convinced your A.
que Drops is an eaectual remedy. My
little son was violently afflicted with Agues
and Fevers. The advice and attendance
of an eminent physician failed-I was next
advised to try the country air, which also
failed, and il appeared to all that saw him,
impossible for him to recover.-When MIR.
George Hays advised me to try Lees A.
que Drops observing that they had cured
him. A bottle was procured and given
according 10 the directions, which effected
a speedy cure, and he has not had a return
thereof since.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01
Original Family Medicines
Fsr he Prevention and Cure Of
BILIOUS AND MALIGNANT FEvERs.
Lees Anti Bilious Pills,
PREPARED By
Michael Lee, G Co.

Persons wishing TO purchase this valuable
medicine, are requested 10 be particular 10
enquiring Tor Lees AaG Bilious Pills, put
up 10 wooden boxes having on the outside
wrapper the signature of Michael Lee & Co.
late Richafd Lee * Son-this is necessary,
as there arc other Pills Of the same name.
The operation OF these highly esteemed
pills is perfectly mild, and the experience
OF thousands has proved. they may be used
in every situation IN life, without the least
inconvenience.
CASES or CURES!
Selected from thousands, the authenticity
OF which can be ascertAined BY personal
application to any Of the subscrlbers-not
being performed in Europe, (no one
knows where) but at home.
lfsssrs. Mich Ire e. ca.
Your Anti.bilious Pills has had the de.
sired efeetin relieving me from head ache,
pains in the back, lassitude, BE. If you
think proper, you are at liberty to use my
name.
DANIEL CONN, Aisqui,h 81.
Bait. June 20, 1910.
NeSS1s. Mieh. Lee e Ca.
With pleasure [ acknowledge the be.
neft received from your Anti. bilious Pills,
In removing violent pains IN the bowels
sickness and headache.
Rp ROBINSON, MARKET 81.
Bait. June a6, 1910.
MsssyS. Michael Lee e. Co.
have taken buttwo doses OF your An.
ti.bilous Pills, and | am quite relieved from
that sickness of the stomach, ~giddiness
&c. which has troubled me for some time,
| shall recommend them to al my friend.
ia similar cases.
G. c. COLLINS.
Bait. July IS, 1910.
NesSys. Richard Lee 81 Son.
The high opinion | have ofyour Bilious
Pills, and a desire to make known their u
tility TOR The benefit OF mankind, wish you
20 publish the following:
For two months past, I have been %aflict-
ed with violent sickness al the stomach, an
inclination 10 vomit, aud loss of appetite
by taking two doses ofyour Pills, | am res.
tored 20 a perfect state of health which in
duced my wife TO try them also, which was
attended with the same good Effects, being
now able to attend to her domestic concerns
In nay opinion this medicine is unequalled
in stomach and bowel complaints, o being
attended with that gripping pain, common
to other medicines.
JOHN SCOTT,
Dnlany-st. near Columbia Gardens.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01

sickness, which appeared 10 proceed from,
worms, the symptoms were res,lessnes. ),
night, debility. paiDs in the legs, loss &c
aesh, &c. After having the advice of a.
eminent physician, and trying a variety a.
medicines without success, the afflicted ~.
rents were advised to try Lees Worm
DESTROYING Lo2rnges, which expelled dor.
ing the operation of the medicine, a grea.
quantity of large worms, some of which
measured IL iuches-the child now enjoy.
a good state OF health.
Baltimore, June 8, 1903.
Edward Higgins, Soath-street, Dali.
more, administered Lees Lozenges agree.
able to the directions, to his child of Is
months oId-the first of which expelled .
worm measuring 90 inches long and near
half an inch thick, the second dose expelled
another l6 inches long and the same thick.
ness, and a quantity Of small worms mixed
with slime &c. The child enjoys a good
state of health.
Lees EExir,
A sovereign remedy for colds, o5sti-
nate coughs, catarrhs, asthmas, sore
throats, and approaching consumptions.
Messys. MichaeI Lee 81 Co.
You are at liberty 10 use my name Id
the recommendation of Lee's Ellxer, as
frsm repeated trials | have found IT an exa
cellent remedy for colds, coughs, &c.
RICHARD BARRY.
Bait. June 90, 1910.
MeSsrs. Michael Lee g Go.
was attacked with a most violent
cold, a severe cough and pains in the
breast, which continued to grow worse ;
during which my appetite failed, and my
voice altered so much that it was 3lkh the
utmost exertion ! could pronounce Rngle
sentence louder than my breath. Some Of
my friends having observed to me that
much good had been done BY the use of
Lees Elixir advised me to procure a bottle
from Messrs. Warner and Hanna which I
accordingly did-and to those persons un-
acquainted with the merits Of this medi-
cine, it will appear astonishing that three
doses should remove the pains IN my breast,
and the use of one Bottle restored me to
perfect health.
7. A. SMITH.
MARKET. Street Feii's Point
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1811-02-01
JOSEPH OWENS.
63, Market-street.

BAH. July IS, 1910.
Lees Grand Restorati0e.2
Lees Essence and Extract Of AIstayG,
fer me rheumatism, SIC.
Lee's Ointment for me Itch.
Lees Indian Vegetable Specific.
Lee's Genuine Ese-Water.
Lees Toosh-Ache Drops.
Lees Damask lip SaiVe.
Lees Genuine Persian Lotion.
Lee's Corn Plaster.
Lees Anodyae Elixir.
GO To detect counterfeits, observe each
article has on the outside wrapper, the sig
nature Of
Michael Lee, 6 Co.
late Richard Lee * Son.
SOLD BY LEVI PRICE.
Martinsbursh. October IL, 1910.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-02

glory OF our pacitick system, but single and
unsupported by cemminatory measures their
effect has proved nugatory. Neutrality is
merely the intention of remaining in peace
between contending parties but an armed
neutrality is the situation In which we show
our determination TO maintain our peace and
our rights, not only by reason, but also by
force, and 1t war, by the pcrversi,y OF man
KIND, must be its consequence, no cause can
be more just and pious, for in that case war
becomes not only a right but most sac cd
duty III the Lie OF man is threat, ned, has
ne pot right To defend it, and ii his living
Is MS trade, has he not also right TO resist
those who prevent him from exercising i, ?
w nat is right in that instance, for an indyid-
uai, Is equally JUS, for nation. Our living
Is our commerce, 1t Is indispensable for n
new country unable to supply all its wants I;
and agreeable TO the golden rule laid down
by the German and Russian empires. we
have an incontestiblc right TO use reprisas u
gainst the bciligereDts who trouble il, WITH
out departing nom our system of neutrality.
No subject has more deeply engaged my at
tenuon IN my solitude, than the plaE OF an
armed neutrality, calculated 10 maintain onr
r7shfs Soithouf sgar, and since have began to
investigate that Interesting diplematick qn,s-
tion, will make an humble homage of my
thoughts and observations on that delicate
point, to the happy nation whose benign laws
have protected me, and whose hospitablc cit
liens have assisted me, whilst my native
country, forgetting my ancient and jealous
services, OH the complaint Of those whom il
was my official duty to countcract, wanted 20
mix my blood with the blood OF my friends,
and TO punish, by an assassination, my faith
iulness in executing its terrible orders. The
French government, have since acknowledge
cd their crrour, and sent me fattering re-
call but, like FRASKLIN, continue 10 say,
F" where liberty dweis there is my country"
EDMOND CHARLES GENET,
II citizen Of New- York.
Prospect-IIill, Sept. 10, 1911. -
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-10-02
PUBLiCK HEALIii.
BATHING HOUSE,
sii PELHAM-s
NEwPoRT,

THE Proprietor in announcing 10 the publiok in
i general, and to the patrons Of this Institution
in particular, that it is now opened for theaccomno
dation of those Ladies and Gentlemen who wish 10
partake of the luxury of the Bath is happy in
being able to state that it is in every respect as
complete at any period since ITS establishment.
TO those acquainted it is unnece ssary to say, that
10 elegance Of accommodation, quaiit! OF water,
situation, cleanliness and attention, this BATHrSc-
HOUSE is not inferiour to any in the United states
Ii is open every day, from sunrise until O'clock
in the evening, Sunday excepted, when IT 10 closed
at 10 III he morning.
or Holders Of Shares will be furnished with
Tickets on account (not less than six at a timc) by
applying at the Bathing house Tickets sold at No
3, Pelham street, and at the store of Mr. WM. Low.
lie, Thames s-street--Price so cents.
Newport, June IL. 1911. (ept.)'