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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-14
NETWORK, May 10.
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.


Yesterday afternoon, arrived at this port,
the fast sailing ship Algenon, Clarke, in 20
DAVIS from Belfast. By this arrival the editors
of the Mercantile Advertiser have received
Belfast newspapers OF the 9th OF April, con-
tanning London dates of the I'd, being days
later than our former advices.
The following extracts conprlze every ar
ticle of moment -
London, March 3d.
The Empress of the French was delivered
Of Prince a. nine O'Clock on the morning OF
the goth cf March. This interesting intelli-
gence was received by the Governor GenerM
of the Departments of Holland on the 1zd' ny
a telegraphic dispatch.
The Emperor of Russia and the ArchauKe J.
Charles of Austria, are said to be sponsors OF
the fnfantine Napoleon.
We understand by letters from Heilgola''l'
that there has been some stir IN trade anu 'hat
various articles have been sold at considera-
BILE advance of price.
March go
The King of Sweden has resigned the 20
vernnent, into the hands of Bernadotte, on ac-
count of his bad health.
On Friday evening, two vessels arrived
from the French coast, one OF them ofought
over merchant, who is said to be the bearer
of dispatches from the French TO the British
Government. The other has bro't an American
Messenger, with dispatches for MIR. Pinkney.
There Ina. not been single instance In
France of the Government having suffered an
American cargo to be delivered into the hands
ofthc consigned, except those laden with tish.
All the other vessels and cargoes from Anne
RIGA have either been conhscated, or are under
sequestratlon. ~
The Jews who happen to be drawn Tor the
French army are not permitted to serve by
substitute.
April l..
An Anholt mail arrived this morning, by
which we have received Continental intelli-
pence of an interesting complexion. The re-
mort of the attempt to assassinate Bernadotte
the Crown Prince of Sweden, is confirmed In
m article from Stockholm, and several persons
| Of high rank have been taken up on SUSPECT
on In the mean time the miserable old KING
| Of Sweden himselfis stated to be dangerously
in, and couriers are daily passing between Pa
ris and Stockholm, carrying, as it is said, dis
matches of the most important nature.---Cpo'
| the whole, it would seem that some explosion
is on the eve of bursting forth in the North Q
Europe, which the recent departure Of Coun
! Gottorp from this country will no doubt ten
to accelerate.
Mr.. Greffulhe (of the house Of Grefulh
y and Brothers), whose arrival In neutral sbl
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-14
Public Sale.

The subscribers, in pursuance of 4 decree OF
the County Court of Fairfax, made IN IL
<u;, between the executors of Gen George
IVA ,hinsson, deceased, plaintiffs, and M
ram Shrtard, defendant; will, on eafnr-
dan. the 18th day of June next, between
the hours O. eleven o'clock, IL the lore
noon. and three O'Clock in the after
noon of,hat day. at the tavern OF Cap,a'h
Jamcs IVley,, in the county OF Fairfax,
proceed to sill for ready money
A Tract of Land, situate on
ID fI;,ult Run, in the said county, containing
by estimation 500 acres, which land IS now
in The possession of the said lillian shefiard.
The land will be laid of i'll CONVENIENT lots
for the accommodation Of purchasers. On
This land !. large Brick Mill for the manu-.
f,c.ure of Aaar. The mill and the mill lot
will be sold seperate from the rest OF The
tract. No more Of the above property viii
b.. sold than will be necessary to raise the
sum Of one III usand three hupdred * thirty
tire hounds six shillings and eight pence,
vim in crest thereon, after the rate OF SIX
nor entum per annum, from the sth dav OF
January. 1905. until paid. and tho costs oil
the SUIT with the costs OF the sale
Edmund I. Lee,
Thomas Swami,
Commissioners.
M,ro cots
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-14
lz|S KslSl
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
IN WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant, at ten
O'Clock, in the forenoon, will DO sold on
M,Clean's wharf, the CT G o OF the
S h oner Emily, from Charleston, consist
ing of
,6 barrels Tar g 7urbentaae,
81 bales Prime Cotton.
ind then at A. P COVERS store,
*, barrels nice Herrlngs and
Shad,
nn liberal credi, for approved endorsed nc
go,iabe notes >,
P. G.. MarSteller.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-18
MOI ICE.

N7E, the subscribers, having been
w appointed by the hon. court of Probate, OF
the Town OF Exeter, in the county Of Washington.
commissioners to receive and examine the claims a.
gainst the estat, Of
BENJAMIN BENTLEY,
late of Exeter, deceased, represented nsovent, do
hereby give notice, that six months from the date
hereof allowed TO the creditors Of the said Es
tate 10 bring in and prove their respective claims
and that We shall attend for that purpose at WILL
LIAM GARpINER's inn, in Exeter, on the second
Mondays 10 Defender, February, and April next.
JAMES CLARKE, 2c.
JEREMIAH c. NoRTHUP,5 ''D""''''''e'''
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested 20 make immediate payment TO
RUTH BENTLEY, .9alainisfrasrir.
Exeter. Nov (, 1911. IN.201
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-18
NOTICE.

THE subscribers having been appoint
erton, the county Of Newport, to receive and ex-
anime and adjust the claims against the Estate of
GILES BEN.NET,
late Of Tiveton, deceased, represented nsolyent,
and hereby give notice that months from the
date hereof allowed to the creditors Of said Es-
tate to bring IN their respective claims which will
be attended TO every last Saturday o'clock, L. M.
in each month, at the Dwelling house of Almy and
Manchesers.
haRs holnss mAasxssrra. Ahaai c."rd..'r..
T. B. All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment TO
TAYLOR DAVENPORT, .idursisfrator.
Tiverion, NOV S, 1871. CN 20J
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NOTICE.

THE Copar,nership of VAUGHN
Il & ALLEY, having expired, the Subscriber in
reside IN thls city, and will devote his time
10 the COMMISSION BUSINESS in general.
DANIEL VAUGHN.
Charleston. S. C. Nov. 6, 1871
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-18
NOTICE.

THE Subscriber intending new ar
h rangement in business, requests all those who
are indebted to him. either BY book account or note,
to call and settle without delay.
Is. u. ROWLAND.
Newport, Dec. 3, 1911.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-18

FOR SALE, by the subscriber, WIND
= MILL, situated on jamestown, being in com.
pete repair, and In every respect good any
In the state. Attached TO the Mill is a Dwelling
House, and halt an acre of Land. The whole ct
which will be sold Oh LIBERAL ,crms. Apply To
NATHAN MUNRO.
lamcsisEn, seal. Is.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-18
FRESH GOODS.
Jnsf opened, and for sale,
III u. O. RICHMOND's Cash

NJ Il. ". hIl lT1MON u Y u4H O1CTe.
A extensive assortment OF English and India
"A Goods-conssting Of
Super6nc and low-priced Broadcloihs and
Cassncres, of every description 34 and II relice
Cloths, Of the newest patterns; black, white, red,
and yellow Fiannels scarlet figured do FIRE Bath
Coatngs coloured and white worsicd Hosiery /;
Velyets Prints, &C. great variety OF India Cot
tons first quality black and co!oured Lustrings
do. English and India Satins india Calicoes, Of
handsome patterns and bale Cottcns, at 6d per
yard, little damaged.
Aiso---Sugar, Coffee, hysnD, byson-skin.
and souchcng Teas, warranted of the first quality,
by the chest or smaller quantity.
Ltkeuise-2 eases Cotton Balls, from No.
80 to No. 1l6. All of which will be sold cheap,
usual. Oct
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-18
NOTICE.

NHE Subscribers having been APP
Il pointed by the Hon Court Of Probate Of the
town OF Portsmouth,, in the comfy of Newport ONO
missione.s to receive, examine, and adjust the Claims
against the Estate Of
Col BENJAMIN DROWNELI,
'ate OF Portsmouth, deceased, represented nsolvcnt,
do hereby give notice, that three months longer,
from the date hereof, allowed 20 the creditors of
SAID Esia,c TO bring in their respective claims to Ell
ther OF the Subscrbcrs at their respective dwellings,
within the tinrcs;foresaj
WILLIAM ANTHONY, }
EENJAMIM l,ENJA FREEsIoRN' { csmH'i''io"e's
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make Immediate payment to
THOMAS COREY, Jun. .9liministrator.
Portsmouth, Oct. IL 1911. (O16
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-18
NOIlCL.

ALL persons indebted to tie subscriber
Booksccount, arc earnestly requestedt to call and
settle Their debts, by NOT otherwise, before tue
1st day of January next, when his unsettled de-
mands will DC put suit without reserve or further
notice.
Oct so BENJAMIN WAITE CASE.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1811-12-18
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court Of Probate Tor the town Of
Tver,on, in ,he county of Newport. having appoint
ed the Subscribers Commissioners to- receive,
inc and adjust the claims of the sredors to the Es'
tate of
WILLIAM FISH,
late of said Tiverton yeoman deceased, represented
insolvent and six month from the first Monday in
October being allowed for that purpose. Notice is
hereby given that they will attend to said business
al ..he house OF BENJAMIN Rowland, in Tivcrton,
aforesaid, the last Saturday of each month, dur
ing that period.
HOLDER ALMY," Commissioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate, arc called up
on TO inal.c immediate payment to-
WILLIAM CLIFFORD, Of Westport,
eTiverton Oct. %9, 1911 .3dminisfrafor.
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NOTICE.

TLE, the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the lionourable Court of Probate If the town
of jamestown, in the county of Newport, Commits
soacrs To receive, examine and adjust the elaine
against the estate OF
WILLIAM TEW,
late of said jamestown, Mariner (missing and sup
possd to be lost al sea,) represented insoyent-jo
.Lcrsby give notice, that six month from the date
hereof allowed the creditors Of said estate, TO
bring and prove their respective claims and that
We will, for ihat purpose, attend at our respective
dwellings.
JOHN EIDRED, r..
THOMAS CARR,
And all persons indebted TO said estate, are re-
quested TO make immediate payment to the subscri.
L,r, living la Cbareste~n.
JOHN TEw, jun. .sdministrafor.
jamestown, Nov. 4 1871.
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BOOK and HIT STORE
REMOV.ED.


~ FORGE WANTON has rcmoy-
N cd his Book, Rat ard Popcr.Hoagiay Slorr,
door south of the stand, which he lately occupi-
cd, Corner of Market-Square,) and has taken the
store formerly occupied bJ Messrs. A x q TILLEW
directly opposite Mr. SAMUEL w. yINsoA'S APosh-
ccary shop.
jas, received,
"A large assortment School Books ot every
kind in use, which will be sold by the groCe, DOZEN,
SINGLE on the lowest ,erms--amohg which al -
Webster's and Murray's Columbian Orator,
Spelling Books, Murray's Grammar, In
Aldgn's lst, 2d. and Sd PRODUCTION, Reader. ,.Gd
vols. Walkers Diction- sequel,
aries, History OF New.Eng.and,
Dabol's hrithmetieks, school Bibles,
Morses Geography, Testamcnts, &c.
American Preceptor,
.7iso received, a fsSe more copies,
|Self Control, Vision Of Don Rodcrck,
ICursc of Rahama, Homer Buslesqued, sc.
Every new publication will be received, for sale,
.hs from the press.
so rcams fooscap No and Q wrting-Paper.
Best English and American Letter Paper.
Nv Narous editions OF Fam and ruled for accounts,
lily Bibles, with elegant Chldren's Books, P!ila-
plates, delphia editions, with
|Bowditch's Navigator, handsome plates,
.Bl,mts American Coast j set DIR. Rces' Cyclope-
Pilot, dia, far as published
Prayer Books, an elegant this scarce and yslua-
assortment from small bic work can be sold
lest pocket size, 10 the 81 per number lower
largest Svo,with plates, than the prcsen; SUBJ
bound in morocco, sc pUon price,
DR.. Watts and other COL Several hundred volumes
ections Of Psalms and 2d-hand Dooks--IIisto
Hymns, ry, Novels, Plays, Po-
Blank Books, for records ems, sc.
All of which win he sold for less than halfthe orr
|giua value.
THE HAT STORE
is constantly furnished with HATS ofevery dcscrip-
toa and price-wide and common brims---v arranted
not To crack or fade
Just reeeived--3 cases Fen,lemen's snper-
fine fashionable Beaver Hats, of the best quality
\ Aso--several ses castor and plated iials chill
dren's beaver do. meas and boys felt do. By dozen
,or single
] Several thousand rolls PAPER HANG
lNGS and BORDERS,
lately receivcd-many new and elegant patterns.
Aso--a variety Of low-preed Papers, with wide
and narrow norders.-Al of which will be sold re-
markably cheap. Oct 81.
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NOTICE.
WINTER ESTABLISHMENT
FOR THE
Conln,crcia[ Lilc OF MaK Stape.

CoHIUlTEl0I LH!c 0f fdNH of4Bf,
Besween NesVhorf and EoSton.
7 EAyE Newport every Monday, Wednesday and
- Friday at O'clock, N. aud srive IN Boston
al 7. ~. same day. Leave Boston every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, at O'Clock, a. NJ and ar
rive IN Newport al 2. NJ. 5ame day
NJ B. For the further accommodation OF the La
dies and Gentlemen who may travel from Newport to
Boston, or from Boston to Newport, the ProprIctors
Of the Commercial line have established an Accom-
mediation Stage, 10 leave Newport every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday, at Z o'clock, A. NJ. AID az
rive in Boston at 8 O'Clock, p. N. same day. Leave
Boston every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at
o'ciack, a. N, and arrive in Newport, at O'Clock
NJ. same day.
ISAAC TRASK, Boston,
ElIJAH DRAKE, Sharon,
Jesse SMITH, Stouyhisn Db.,
GEORGE ATWOOD, Taunton, WV
THOMAS DuRFEE, Trey,
WILLIAM DEAN, .Ne.gbOrt,
CT The Boeks are kept in Newport, at WEEKs'
boarding House, en- Bannster's whsrf--and at y.
WALroN's Inn, Bromfeld's lane, Boston.
Newport, Oct. %, 1871.
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NQi iNL.

THE Subscribers, Executors Of the Last Will and
Testament OF Capt. ELISHA LAWTON, late
OF Newport, deceased hereby give notice that they
have taken upon themselves that trust, by giving
bonds, IS The law directs. They therefore request
All persons having demands against said deceaseds
Estate, 10 exhibit Tire for settlement; and ak
those indebted TO make immdiate payment to
WILL M pRATT, r...,s
ABNER HATHAWAY IaeeA'sTS
Newport, Aug 8, 1911.
NoTE-The Subscriber, in consequence of living
out of the state, has thought proper 10 authorize
WILLIAm EgSis, Esq 10 act IN his stead relative
TO the settlement of sad Estate. Claims may there-
fore be presented and payments made to him, to
Gsjor ABNER HATHAWAY
WILLIAM PRATT.
Newport, Aug. 3, 1911 lai4.1
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A Convenien, Dwelling House, in Spring street.
"A in good repair, with large Garden, and a
wci. of good water. Fur terms apply To
/. Nay - THOMAS HrDsoS, Jun.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-09

are net repealed; and OF coufs Sc, That tic ".
retaliatory Orders ought not to cease. Iii
wnat other light. therefore. are we TO re gard
MN, out as The mere mouth. piece Of tile
cabinet; expressing their sentiments as wei
as ms own < attempting to salve over their
inianiuus policy, rs we'll as his own Cccisi-
on!
but IN fhis attempt we should at least
have supposed that Sir William would not
nave d,sgraced the dignity at his cioth, by
wiiiui mis't i1re8enf0iion of a matter Cf
fact. Errors of reasoning may be excus-
Ell but breach ut veraci,y reflects dis
grace on every station. II is a stain ON the
Ernine, which nothing can wipe out-St
w. SAYS. that Z" the letter " the d. of Ca.
dore Is nothing more than a Conditional re-
ocation"-and tina, the conditions are, that
the o. IN &. should Cease OF, that "Ame-
rica mould cause her neutral tights to be
respected; IN other words, join France
in comhuiSiVs confederation against thae
Country" This isnov the fact-Sr w. 5.
leaves ou', with great deal of art, that all.
important phrase OF the ID. of Galore.
- Con/ormn6y to- the &C: you have just com.
municated'-tbst rs. the u. States shale
revive towards q Britain Certain sections
o'the late non-intercuurse law, conforma
bly, to an act of Congress Of the 1st May.s
HE u. States were TO resist occo,dfne TO.
OF in the mode pointed out by, that law.
Have they not done 50? Was not the %, o..
ciaination issued en- the Cd Erv. Was
not the Non Intercourse. revived on the end
Feb.s Dossnot TINS 'uliiiment appear to be
satisfactory to France? Were not instruc-
tons given on the 26,h December to the
Pirze court, to cease acting upon ne piinci-'
pies of the Berlin and Milan DEGREES 49,
Are not these facts known 10 All the worldf
And Vet Sir w. Scu't does not blush 10 em-
pioy subterugv. which has even refiee ed
disgrace up n the understanding ofa W ag-
ner ora Coleman.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-08-09
SIR WILLIAM SCOTT.

We have accounts FROM London, 8iSteeft
day later What principally strikes the
attention, is the condeBiIat Of the Fox
and iS other Amer caH vessels which were
bound to or irem France.
Ii is curious enough, that Sir w. Scott
should at this time en,cr into train OF rea
3oning to justify his decision. One would
have thought, IRON The opinion which I've
delivered on the SON of May, that II would
have been sufficient tor MIN to have sad ia
the present instance, GIat his State" had
not thought ht TO change the "rule by which
he was b ind; or to use his own words. tina,
he had received no " Motif cation" from
his court, of the fact, that the O in G..
were revoked" but IN place OF this very
simple proceeding, we 6nd Sir William al
LtsDDiiVg 10 lfoVfA 'ha. tne French DEGREES
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overJoyed to see him sweep away from us
as last as he came to us. expended abou,
so pounds of powder. and had only three
cartridges left when he run away. found
that the small iren ore, the ballast. did
more execution than shot. Thus tar the
guns have saved the Pauline. The schoon
ner is very little damaged to what expec-
ted. The privatecr was large Cut.
ter. IN Y Print.
Extract ola letter. rom very respectable
character IN Paris received by tie Flash
from L'Oriem.
Here our affairs do not 20 well. Al
though the Berlin and Milan DEGREES have
not been executed since the first of Nov. yet
know of no American vessel which can be
fairly said to owe her liberation to their
revocation. There has indeed been but
one vessel. (Which would have fallen under
those DEGREES had they Continued in force. !
declared free, and her release NAV be ra
Their ascribed TO the special circums, ances OF
her case than 10 the operation of any gene
raj rule.
Yea appear to desire some precise infor.
nation relative to tobacco and cotton. The
former article as you will no doubt be in.
formed before the receipt of this letter, has
been lately inonopolized by a Rigu or roya.
N''''.>'etNN " tndt Oiiy one Atteenth
part OF the. whole quantity Consumed! is o be-
offoreign growth This leaves a market
Tor about two thousand hogsheads OF our
tobacco, but no discreet American will ven
ture without previous contract with the
administrators. hor Will he trust to such con-
tract without good security. Wrheu, The
former no sale wonldbe permitted, ,r if per-
united. az most miserable price only e
without the latter there would probably he
no pay. Sci devant Holland and the Ger.
man departments. are not embraces by this
kigu but 1T seems impracticabIe at pre-
sent to introduce the article there.
Cot,ont the growth at the u. s., is not con-
sidered here as colonial produce, and con
tnues to be admitted. II is not, bowevev,
tavorite article. and it daily run, the ha
zard OF prescription. Some time since, the
emperor forbade. by special decree. the use
otiany stutfs in the furniture of his palaces,
the chief material of which was cotton. and
1t is said that in single day the hero OF
Marengo, husterlitz and Jena finished tri-
umphantly a.whole campaign by the rout
and dismay of the cotton. trappings of the
I hailieries. Should however the article
ever be restored to favor. it can scarcely
pay the shipper while the present -exor-
bitant tariff exists Indeed the operation Of
this tariff, if continued, must necessa riiy DIES
troy the manufacture OF Cotton in this coun
try.-~Bahimore Sun.
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STEAM 80ATs.

The patentees and owners of the North
River. and Carr of Neptune Steam Boats,
regret exceedingly that any thing should
have occurred of a dsagreeable nature be-
tweru their agents, and the agents of the
ALBANY Boats, or which might in any de-
gree iniuye the public interest or acCommo-
dation. Tfse anxiety Of the pilots in each
boat, to win race so interesting, is proba-
bly the real cause OF the two boats coming
iuto contact The Patentees, with every
feeling of respect for the public. are sen
decide or their rights. Under the encou
fragment held out TO them by law of this
state, and in full confidence that the patent
laws of the u. S are sufficieHt to protect
mental property for limited time, they
devoted many years, and large sums Of
money 10 experiments which fortunately for
their country, cUen should tt be ruin TO
item, have exhibited the prac,icability and
utility OF Ss-am Boats a Just and generous
public has seen their success with plea
sure, and perhaps with some degree of ma
tionai pride. On such a public, and the
laws of their country, the patentees rely for
q confirmation Of their rights--and will care
folly caution their agents to avoid every
think like Liberal contest
ROBERT FULTON
-augns, 1.
In the Circuit Court Of tie United States,
for the District Of Wsw York.
Ro5j. II. Livingston u RobG Fulton, }
Jcmes Van Ingen and Others. }
Tie plaintiffs who are citizens OF the
81, K OF New York, some time since applied
!; j.Gse livingston, for an injunction, " rs.
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PH1LApELpHrA, August /.

s.. have seen not without establishment.
The paragraph inserted in your paper Of
Tuesday, respecting Gen Moreau.--I can
inform you. that Gen. Moreau, instead of
being OH a tour through the Northern States
has been at the Mansion house in this city.
where he arrived last Monday, from Nor
tisyillc. his country seat.
II Friend TO Truth.
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4 WISH 10 lease PL4NTATyON or .
Il term ot}e.rs euffic nt "a work IL or
~ lands, with nnase suffic tent for tie ,,,om-
modstion OF a small family
letter addressed 10 me ana eft at Hanover
Court House will DC attended 70.
August %.
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II b RIB T. II,
HATS q SEOE &

w ANTED immediately a GOVERNESs,
w to- assist III the domesti- mar ftbe busi
n'es-in one OF the first public houses in this CT
~ to whom 'iber4l encouragement win he t.i.
VEN" Apply to the Printer"
Angus w,f