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.Hahn's Anti Bilious Pitts,

For the prevention and cure of bilious and
malignant Fever-prepared only at LEES
old established Patent and Family Medicine
Store, No. So Maiden Lane, New-York.
The operation of these Pills is perfectly
mild, so as to be used with safety by persons :
in every situation, and of every age.
They are excellently adapted to carry OF
superAuous bile, and prevent ita morbid SEE
cretions to restore and amend the appetite
to produce free perspiration, and therebA
prevent colds, which are often OF fatal conse.
ouences, A dose never fails to remove
cold, if taken on its first appearance they
are celebrated for removing habitual costive.
ness, sickness at the stomach & severe head
ache and ought to be taken by all persons
on change of climate.
They have been found remarkably effica-
cious in preventing and curing disorders at
tendant on long voyages, and should be pro-
cured, and carefully preserved for use, by
every seaman.
Hamilton's Worm Lozenges.
This we'll known remedy has cured during
the last eleven years, an immense number Of
children and adults of various dangerous COM
plants arising from worms
Hamilton's Grand Restorative,
Is recommended as an invaluable medi.
cine for the speedy relief s. permanent cure
for the various complaints which result from
dissip@ted pleasures juvenile indiscrelion
residence in climates unf vorable to the con-
stitution the immoderale use OF tea; ire
ouent intoxication, or other destructive in
temperance the unskilful or excessive use
of mercury the diseases peculiar to females
at a certain per cd Of life /; bad lyings in, &c.
Tooth-ache Drops.
ITCH OINTMENT,
Warranted cure by one application.
Hamilton's Elixir, for Coughs,
asthmas, sore throats, and most disorders of
the breast and lungs, is recommended as an
unparalleled remedy.
Hamilton's Essence and Extract OF
Mustard,
A safe and effectual remedy tor acute and
chronic rheumatism, govt. rheumatic govt,
palsy, lumbago, numbness, white swellings,
chilblains, spfains, bruises, pain In the face
and neck, SC.
The Restorative Powder for the Teeth
and Gums.
The Damask Lip Salve.
Hahn's true and genuine German
Corn Plaster.
The above genuine Medicines have been
in the highest estimation throughout the u.
States for upwards of ten years many OF
them are sold for less than the drugs Of which
they are compounded, could be purchased at
retail store.
They are, by stecial appointment, sold
wholesale and retail, by
James Kennedy, SEN.
Bookseller, Alexandria.
p Purchasers are requested to remem.
Der that an engraved label, with the signature
of Hannah Lee, widow of the late Richard
Lee, Jun. Ito counterfeit which is felony is
affixed to each of her genuine Medicines.
HANNAH LEE.
New York, July 2o-t27) law
MIDI tn GAIT
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Ran away from the subscriber
in Prince William County on the oath OF
July last, Negro Woman named CLARf'
with male child about four months ola =
She formerly belonged to the estate OF John
Gibson, she is about Is years OF age, very
black, about five feet six inches hlsh-she
took with her sundry cloathing which l can
not describe it is expected she is harbored
in Alexandria by free sister who resides
there and whose husbands name is Jesse
Jennings. The above reward VIII be paid
for securing her in any Jail SO that get
her gain, and reasonable charges II brought
home. :,
Simon Luttrell.
Masters of vessels and others are cautioned
against harboring or carrying her of.
August 10. eo''
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NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore carried on On
under the firm of SAMUEL & WILLIAM
SMITH, is this day dissolved BY mutual con-
se' Samuel Smith.
William Smith.
August "a ~
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FOR FREIGHT,
HET The elegant nezu SHIP
e&N4Ms NJ A r NJ | O N,

eANxMs NJ A r M l 0 N,
.S. ELIAS DAVIS, jun, Master;
Burthen about 40o0 barrels; is now in the
river, and will be ready for the reception of
a cargo in few days. Apply to
Lawrason & Fowle.
IVho haoe for sale, landing from schooner Ha-
zord, Capt. Luce, from Boston,
ITO tons Pialster Paris
100 pieces Ravens Duck
so boxes Cod Fish
80 barrels Msckarel.
IND IN STORE,
So SO h ha9ra's Aew.Ensland RUM.
10 puncheons Antigua do.
SEQ boxes mould and dipt Candles
200 do. brown Soap
1000 lbs. Green Coffee
6 tons St. Petersburgh Hemp, of su.
petior quality
400 90 pieces 'o Ra,s;a DUCK:
1000 reams OF Writing and Wrapping Pa
4 cases Nutmegs and Cloves
Imperial and Hyson TEAS
Cordage
Mess No. |, Boston Beef
Raisins
600 sides Soal Leather
5000 bushels coarse Liverpool Salt
August Is
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The Subscriber

he OuDSCIlDCl
n H.. soy. or bis qpareheuse on Conqvay's
qvharf,
London pan ticular Madeira Wine, IN hall
nipes and quarter casks, fit Tor immediate use'
from the well known houses OF Messrs. ocot'
and Co. s. Murdoch, Youil!e, Wardrop q TO-
Coffee in bags and barrels
0IdCren,da Rum, and some Shrub OF SUI
perior qsuity from the same island
New York prime Beef and Pork OF excel
len, quality
Bris,oe drop Shot in bags
fLS0,
B,,ls on London for sale at 90 days, IN sums
to suit purchasers
James Patton.
d
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July 81
RECEIVED TO-DAY,

RECEIVED TO-DAY,
A fresh supply Of ladies' fashionable
SHOES.
ON HAND,
lss bales excellent retailing Cotton
IS barrels well cured Shad
2 boxes Carolina Indigo
10 bags do Ground Nuts
1900 ladies' Chip Bonnets, Glow pricedl
Trunks and Shoes, general assortment
E. Gilman.
July q e''''""
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-15

precedent It is by continual reference to
this comparative state of things between the two
belgerents, that our diplomacy has at all times 4
places. assumed subordinate character, a perpe-
tusl abandonment, ofimpregnable ground if
right OF wrong depended upon the quantity and
quaGty of conflicting injuries to leave the sub
stance in order to combat the shadow,is at once
weak & impolitic, for we have seen, by expert.
ence, it continually bears oifthc complainant from
his strong ground, natural and indefessible JUS
tice, into the visionary, shifting scenes of com
parativc aggression and political expedency.
" The court of St. Cloud we'll knows its ina-
bility to conflict with the naval power of Eng.
land its element, but it would be doing e, eat
deal even to prevent junction de facto between
the military marine of England aud the mercan-
tile marine of the neutral states, as the inevitable
consequence would be the virtual humiliation of
independence in the weaker party. We hope,
however, that our own government will not, in
future, refuse the agency of its laws, to
aid the consumption of its own manufactures &
that the country and it's best interests, be placed
in the hands OF : linancier, who seems to consult
some unseen inte est, rather than that of the natl
on. trust treasury dispensations, like papal
dispensations, have worn themselves out of date I"
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ncns. bound from here 10 Madras, captured ~
SOM French 'figates, and carried into p It
LOUIS. The W"dham was recapinred ; bat, on
attempting: q get between The Pass Gan island
on The mouth of the hubnifl and the store TO
destroy the French lripstes, the Nereid, capt.
W,!l1uSrby, only succeeded. The Sirius auI
Magicionne fiigacs ran aground. In conse-
quence Of which the Nereid had 10 sustain n
lone the whole fire fthe enemy, and was COM
pieteiy destroyed. The capt. is badly wounded,
aud escaped with only men. The two other
tigates, not he'ng able to get of, have been
burnt by their crews, who have taken refuge on
ihe Pas. They are supported by the 1piigen;s
i'iga'e, but ARE ',li blockaded by the French fri
gates. AS the English have no other force at
THIS moment. but the Boadcea aud Otter sloop
of war;, il his created great alarm.
g Our od AL. bertc, who sailed in the NymS
fiigate for Bourbon aeouta month ago, is pet
haps captuccd."
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VIM. MARSHALL,
Clerk of the District of Virginia.
SALES AT ROCKETVS.

AND ING from on hoard the schooner Bet
z sy, lying al John Craddocl,'s wharf and
will positively be soid, without reserve. on We'd
nasdsy morning the 18th INST. at 10 o'clock
20 Hhds & Very excellent Molssses on 90 days
Ticrccs,S credit.
Also, hourly expected, to be landed from on
toard the schooners Victory and Harriott-
IS Hl'ds. very prime Sugar,
50 Barrels do
50 Bag, of the very best Green Coffee.
Hhds Antigua Molasscs.
$50 Sacks Salt, which will also be sold immeda
atey on landing.
MoHcure, Ro6n1aon g Peasants.
Jan. IS. #
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-15

Notifications of Luke, Sendonir, and Wis
lisko. All the peasantry had been called nut,
trained to arms, and formed into regiments.
BY gentleman who has just arrived
from Hehgoland. we learn that the COM
manding officer on that station, in the Hora
ito frigate. with or 8 gun boats, and 400
men, W. re proceeding to Nieuwark, to make
an attack upon the French who were col
lecting in that island. The communicate
on with the Ems, Weser and Elbe, was des-
troyed by the gun-boats brought by the enc
my from the interior, and ranged at the
mouths Of those rivers There were between
70 and 80 in the Elbe only.
policy was opened in the city on Sa-
turday, Immediately to pay 100 gunieas for
$40, it Lisbon was in possession of Massena
before the LIST January, 1911.
At the recent sales at Bayonne, of the A
merican cargoes sequestered in France, cot
ton wool sold as high as dollar per lib. log
wood sold at 275 dollars per ton. and other
article, in prop rtion the goods were deli
vered 20 the purchasers duty free.
Letters were received on Saturday from
the French coast to the 9Th inst. which
state. that no vessel which sailed prior to the
LIST of September from any French port,
shall be allowed to return. although she
might be in possession of French license.
the date OF which is unexpired
Consols &c 1-4-Omnium S 2 discount.
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IMPOR rANr IF TRUE :

Extract Of a let CT fyom -NeJobutyp9y,, to II gcr.
nenGn in N. 4. datcd Jan. 2.
Mr. Titcomh, merchant, arrived ~ town Tia :
morning from Porppud, where t.. came b, wa
ter from Nova Scotia Spoke last Thursday
schooner Hunter, from Liverpool Tor Nova SEQ
Tia, 81 days out, WHO informed that The Klnl, Of
England was dead aud that Jstlc tad taken
place in Portugal DC woel VI ssc 49, left s,i,
and the confined army, in winch the former SIS
defeat d with lhe loss Of 1900 mtu; the En-
glish ost $50 including se, r,l office IS, AVID the
Portuguese 700. mr. y says the cyp;a.u FIJI
Hunter appeared to b a. DO. lNE at mT. md
n,s information is considered 20 DC substantially
correct"
u The tail (about Masser9) is evidently a
tale-as we have iatcd acc0uu.5 aUcu From lis.
bon
E~traef of a letter .fyoup me cape Of Good Hobr.
Cd 2
" III success 3as at4,i-din aue'nptto GU,
out two lndiamca, Win par. CT .ac ~iG, reg.
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europe.
CHARIEsroN Ianuary Z

BY the British ship HuSsar, Captain CAMP
DELL, arrived on Saturday evening, in AZ
days from Greenock, we have received
Greenock and Glasgow Papers, and the
Clyde Commercial LIST to the 18th Nov. l.,
will be seen by an article under the London
head, that a deputation of American mer
chants had waited on the Ministry 10 ascer-
tain the intentions of his Majest,'s Govern
mcnt, relative to the repeal of the Orders in
eouncii.-Courier. ~
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-15

K DUCAlICN Humanity Hall Academy
~ VIII be "prnedby he subscriber on the Gr-
te"nth OF this nontl, !ur The reception Of Young
men and boy. to be INSTRUCTED n spelrng, ~.
ding and writing Nr.hwct,c. aud the Enrlish
language, win pronrciy Geography with Inc
use oi he glObes MathGm,tics With It's aDplica
tor 90 fs'gonometrv, and Practical SURVEYING.
S'lies Lciires, the r!smcots of Natural Philssos
ply, and ii'e Latin aud Greek Languages.
TIE price OF board, tui,on, WASHING. bcdJ;n,.
and fuel, viii be- one EUntfcd dollars Eu ,bt
trn, o. he paid quarterly r advance. with IF,
extra charge Of two dollars Cor clHdles ---rhe
term vii expire on the ,enra Of December n,.s'-
THCS. nelson.
FoFSs o. Hanover Iana7iN5 w4~a
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fall upon him from the side of Combra -
General Hill, with $4,000 men, had been
thrown across the Zezare, to prevent Mas
sena from crossing up the country, and to
intercept any force that might be coming
to his assistance.
The morning our informant left Lisbon,
Che 22d Now 500 French prisoners were
brought in. The number of horses left dead
in camp by the French was immense The
French had snfferedi in the extreme from the
wan. of provisions and provender.
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District Of Ylrginia, TO ,sit !:

District Of Virginia, 10 rn:
B + IT remembered thar on the eEeuentA day
Of Januarg, in the hirtyjourM yea,. of the, I is-
pendenee Of the United States of america, Sa,nue-
Lou Of the said District, hath d9osited in tDis oz
nee the fitle Of discourse, the r'ght sphereoj he
Claims as aufsor, IN The 7poras folloing, to vvit
" 4 Discourse OueliiHg breacsed on SUNDAY,
11"Teh me an, 1910 at the Capi oil, III the City Of
Wdshi"gfon, and on Jannary 9th, 1871, a, the CT
Pitol, M the city Of Richnrsnd. BY Samuel Lou,
Minister Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in
Freerlcksbnrg Ti'giHa. =" DciiUr me from, blood
Outlines, oh God :" Psalm il. XIV"
In coEforaniy to The act of the Congress of the
United States, entitled, in dc' for the enrony re-
'sent 81 earning, by securing the cobeS of M os,
charts and 6ooks, to the authors anu pyo51ietors of
such copies during the times therein ,nentioaed''
A"a also to an act, entifnirlh An dct Sa6blemen.
tGyI to Ht:, entuied, an act for the -ncouy lye
'nent 81 fearni"S, ~ securing the copies of,n.6
chnrtS and 6oaks, to the authors and robyIetors If
Snch copies during the times therein alsntione.l
and extending the benefits fhcreof to the arts OF e.
signing eH8TGri@S, and etching historical and other
Prints"
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JOHN ID. BLAIR, President.
JOHN BUCHiNAN,
COL RICHARD ADA Ms,
GECRGE Wm, SMITH,
SAMUEL PLEAS.iNI,S.

Tho Trustees are invested by the subscribers
with general power to superintcnd the A ldamy,
to prescribe rules for its good order and govern
men, as well IN relation to the Teachers IS the
Scholars, to determine on the schemc Of Ed,ca-
tlon 20 be pursued, the number OF teachers TO be
employed, snd the number Of scholars OF both
sexes, to be admitted IN the Academy and ln pro-
vide fit and convenient building for the habita-
ton OF the teachers and accommodation OF the
schools
The Trustees have determined that for the
present, the English, Latin, Greek and French
languages, Writing and Arithmetic, the practi-
cal branches OF the Mathematics and Geography,
may there be tiught-and that it will be cxpedi-
eht to employ one person to act as president, and
two subordinate teachers, besides Preceptr SIS
Tor the female schoiars, whose qualifications shall
MT them to communicate instruction in the course
OF education above proposed. They have also de-
termined that the proportion of scholars shall b.,
to the teachers, IS to one-that the price OF
tuition shall be forty dollars per year, 70, the La
tn and Greek languag-s, and practical branches
ot the Mathematics, for all or either of them
and "a 3 tor the English Gramma., includ ing
writing, reading, arithmetic and geographic
these fees To be paid quarterly III advance, and
one dollar on admission from each scholar To be
applied to provide fuel for the schoois-antl the
trustees having provided building situate on
Richmond Hill. near the church, sufficient for
the purposes aforesaid, they n, w ready 10 re-
eeive proposals from such persons as are dual fed
and who would choose to undertake the instruc-
ton OF youth in til said Academy-and earnest
y invite the e,ten;ion Of parents to an establish
ment from which 1t is hoped much public utility
will result
On 5ehaT Of the Trustees,
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THE RICHMOND HILL .fcdDEMY.

q NAssociation has been 70 med for establish
n ing an Academy, on Richmond Hill, in the
city OF Richmond. Already has sum of mo-
ney been subscribed, to he paid annually, in nd
vance, more than sufficient 10 defray the annual
rents and repairs of building for the habitation
OF the teachers and accom- nodaton Of tn Scho-
lars, and other incidental and con,ng mt expen-
ces, for the term of ten years. Trustees
have been elected for tie ensuing year. by those
whose subscriptions respectively amour, to s 50,
to wit
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1811-01-15
CEORGE I'm. SMITH,
SAMUEL PLEASiNTS.

Mr.: Richard Dabney having been engaged as
one of the teachers, in the Richmond Hill AGA
denny, will open School on Monday the ii h Ia
nuary Persons wishing to enter scholars, will
apply To Mr.. Samuel G. Adams, Treasurer
Jan. Is. Or
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AT GLASGOW, Nov. IS.
Conon.-A few sales have been made of good
Demarara at gid Spanish, in seroons, at l6d /;
and OF good Sea Island at Is. to 2s Id but the de-
mand is very limited.
AT LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10.
Cottons-Have been in much inquiry this week,
at the present reduced prices several specu-
lators have been in the market, who have pur-
Chasei freely of bowels, Of middling to good
i~. quai.t,. The quantity of all descriptions,
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q" Thine truly,

u VI LOVE kO LII.
"P. 5. HhrQtoS; iny daushter Ruth, who
has read thy ast number with evident de-
light, contend, thou canst not be an old ba-
cnelor Whence the girl derives her nod-
ous on that head ain not able to tell, thou. n
think myself hou writest 100 ietirgly for
one unacquaIa,ed with coujugal and paren.
tai affection. IL DehOve5 thee, FRIEND, h,Ic L
ly Htorm us ct thy real CHARACTER I'D TIA
respect Who knows but that some OF 90
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AT LIVERPOOL, Nov. 10.
GLASGOW, Nov. Is.

CLAse ow, Nov. IS,
The King following are the Bulletins
which have been issued since our last =
WINpsoR CASTLE, Nov. 10, half past g. p. NJ.
His Majesty continues much the same as he
was in the morning"
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Che Gnqulrer.
RICHdoND. JANCARY IS, 1871.
(FOR THE ENoUIRER)
THE Old BACHELOR.
No. VIII.

Careat successibus, OPTIC.
Ouisquis, alb even,u, ;ac,a notanda putat.
OVID EP. Phil AID DONE.
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THIS DAY PUBLISHED,
a Nj far sale at the office of .Ioha O'Lynch, G.
u POok-Store of Nm Ptichar4.
DISCOURSE ON DUELLINC.

Bl' TIE REV'D. Mr.. LOW.
.Janudry Is.
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WHNpsoR CASTLE, Nov II.
Z" His Majesty is still little better this NOR
ming than he yesterday" So
g WIEpsoR CASTLE, Nov. IL
" His Majesty has little more fever this e.
vening than he had in the morning..
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y See The Charleston head Tor the last
news
~ The American Merchants have ap-
piled TO the British Ministers, as TO their or
ders * Blockades prom every symp ON it
seems, that the 4 inch Deere $, ceased TO
be in force on the 1st of Nov.
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.. baltimore, January z.
LATEST FROM CADIZ.

The following is detail Of Spanish and Portu-
guese affairs AS believed at Cadiz, by n mer-
chant of The highest responsibility, drawn up
at the requesto captaic Rutter of the brig
George. arrived yesterday at this port
We give il without comment
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IT, We are sorry that from the hurry in
which our paper is put TO press, so many
errata should escape us-paricnarly in the
elegant papers of our friend, " Ike Old Ba.
chelor. I'm some OF the impressions OF ,he
last No. instead OF SGB. in tho motto, re- ad
LIE; and instead of " the grace and adm.
-ali0H of Millions EuPhrosyne," in the Is
Par. read, the grace and animation, &c
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lumber and hroviSons. Can't L. informs, that
tn lat. 20, long. II, he tell us -unh a French
orig Of l8 guns, last from .Nezv- Cafrans, 1sho
took Jrsm him cas& Of zyater, and barrel Of
fruit, a,ad not finding on board tie schooner,
any articles Of Jatue and small bulk, suffered
her TO Proceed zuthont further 1siunder.
The American ship Mary, the property Of
Mr.. Martin Gay, of Boston, passenger on
board, sailed from Wilmington on the lst inst
bound to Bristol, (Eng.) with cargo of ship
departure, encountered violent gales and Sc.
we're weather, in which She sprung several
leaks, her seams rent, and she experienced so
much injury, that for the preservation of the
property and the lives of the crew, 1t was
found necessary to bear away for this port,
where she arrived in most shattered condition.
February 81.
The American brig Clarissa, owned by
Joshua MouiT,n, the master, and VIM Church
ofProridcnce, r. |. merchant, left Trinidad on
the 18th ultmo, bound to Mantanzas, In ball
last In lat. 90, long. n, 80, the Clarissa fell
In with the brig Mary of New York, William
Crane, master, from Long Island bound to N.
New York with cargo of salt. The Mary had
experienced Severe Gale on the 29th ultimo,
IN which she carried away both masts and her
bowsprit, lost her mate by the falling of one
of the masts, was quite out of provisions and
in extreme distress. Captain Maaran there
fore humblv afforded her every assistance in
his power, and supplied her with such provi-
sons as he judged he should be able con-
vemently to spare; upon which the Mary
stt9d for this port to re6t. But the Clarissa,
being longer on her passage than had been ex-
pected, also fell short, and the master saw
himself obliged likewise to bear away for this
port to procure the necessary supplies,
The Spanish schooner Aviso, left Havana
on the 18th, and arrived here after a passage of
Sc hours.
The american schooner Buckskin, sailed
from this place on Saturday last for New-Or-
leans, met with contrary winds and most tenn
pestuous weather, and had not been able to
double Sturrup's key. She put back to repair
some injury sustained by the weather
February d..
The American schooner Diademia, the
property of Israel & Ryder, OF Wilmington,
+ siled from Wilmington, on the 18th ult. bound
to New-York. On her passage, She expert
enced very tempestuous weather, In which she
sprung Leak received much damage in her
hull, rigging and materials, * was driven off
the coast, when the master thought it advise
able to bear away for this por., where shc ar
rived i'll great distress.