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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
fr1m ne Nezo- YORK Commercial .4q,er.

F7-7 0II1tlNlJtT II.
h4r- Le771s---Ihe frequent accidents
tha' occur 10 the charging Of rocks with
powder Tor blasting, occasioned BY the
PF.ming wire or rod striking fire a.
sainS' the rock while hammering down
'he ofic6s on the chsrge--and two We
ry serious Instances bavinr lately occ,r
req al Belle Vieu, 10 a Mr.. Melville
VINO was employed by the corporation
IN blowing. | am induced 10 send yon
Tor publication, an account Of ] J.
method which, if it should prove sue.
cesslui' will where it is know, ever
prevent accidents ofthe like kind in e,
tur-.-l found il in Late Furo,,aa,,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
WESTERN CIREUIT,

(Including Worcester, Hampshire & Berk.
sbire.)
Hon. Ezekiel Bacon, of Piltsfeld, Chief
Justice.
Edward Bangs, of Worcester, first asso-
ciate Justice.
Jonathan Leavitt, Of Greenfield, second
associate Justice
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

'IIltI4US q ne ScCer0I C0untyeg
o. ilham Hildreth, esq Of Concord sher.
~ for The county If MiddIesex -'''0'
Thomas Sheppard esq Of Nortbam,,or
for Hampshire ''''''' pV''H'
Albert Smith esq Of Hanover Far PIN,
outh iot fiIm-
p Noah Clahln jun esq of Atileborourh for
p James Freeman esq of Sandwich. fer
n, %llit, r Kelly esq Of Edgsrtoun. for
,ue JasF'es foiser esqog Nantucket, for Nan.
f.g !9s ,, z !, Fo5croft esq Of Nevs ouces.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

The following seatlenlen a,e ahboirted ny tLs
Governor and Council 70 qaaii1g ne 3lsiges
Of the Circait Goayts N ME 5evyaf Cfrcs,S
lion Joseph Story, Salem, cotraty Of Es.
SEXTON William Winthrop, CAMBRIDGE.
county Of Mddi-sex-Leu Liscoln " w,
Worcester, county Of Worcester-TIan Sa-
muel Fowler, WcslGeid, county Of HanD.
shire--Hon John Bacon, Stockbridge, coua.
ty Of Berkshire Nathaniel Anes ESQ NJ
Dedham, county Of Norfolk-Hon !osepb
Tisdale, Taunton, county Of Bgistol--IieHw
Warren esq Plymouth, county Of Plymouth
John Davis esq Barns'able, county Is
Barnstable-- Alexander M'Iniire eyd York.
county Of York-lsaac Ilsley ESQ Portland
county Of Cumbefland-Hon William kim.
Bath, county Of Lincoln Ron Nathan Wes-
ton, Augusts, county Of Kennebeck- FOB
Nelson esq Castine, county Of Hanrack--
John Cooper esq Machias, county % Wash.
in6tOn
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
.HCCOUCHHEEAT T.

THE Governor and Council, says the
editor of the Newburyport Herald,
after la5oring for several weeks, have
brought forth the following, at ohe
accouchment. 1t appears there are
NOR in embryo.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
LEI. Uatchman.

IN Sicily II IS said French intrigue
ants have dlttnsed the spirii oGinsurgen
cy and Jacobinism When men sell
themselves and their country, they are
always cursed by the loss Of The promi.
sea Pay-and they have salary without
any thing to sweeten it.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

Tie General Election 10 Delaware
took place on Monday last; and the
result, as usual, has been highly honor
able to the State which WAS .Grst a. a.
dept the Csnsti'unoa Of the United
States, unanimously.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

IncluaiAg Lincoln, Kennebeck and Som.
erset.)
Nathan Weston, jun. Esq. of Augusta,
Chief Justice
benjamin. Amcs, Esq Of Bath, first asso.
ciate Justice
Il!sh M'Iellsn, Esq Of Canaan, second
associate Justice
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
SOUTHERN CIRCUIT.

Including Norfolk. Bristol, Plymouth and
BarnStable.)
Hon. Thomas B. Adams, of Quincy, Chief
Justice.
Jairus Ware, of WrenIham, first associ-
ate Justice
Hshum Mitchell, Of Bridgwater, second
associate Justice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

The article ofTurf Or, more proper.
~, Peat, ~ how used lor fuel, III many
parties II New York il is considered
good substitute for wood, ana mas in 4
great measure surcrct. lie The use ofthat
scarce aud expensive article. tits IA
Ken from sous abounding in vegetable
roots, and IS cat from G-e y, w
even 10 feet. The soil insttao bs-
ing Inpoverish d, is much enriched by
thls process and capable, not cnIy Of
IT easier but more prolific culiiya-
ton.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
APPOINTMENTS
BIZ the Governor and Council.
Circuit Court OF Common Plea:

MIDDLE CIRCUIT,
(Enclnding the Counties Of Suffolk, Essex
and MiddleseX)
Hon. Sam'l. Dana, Of Charlestown, Chief
Justice;
William Wetmore, Of Boston, first associ-
ate Justice.
Stephen Minot, Esq. Of Haverhill, second
associate Justice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

The federal City Councils have been
thus organized Samuel w. Fisher,
ESQ President Thomas Bradford,
Iun Esq, Clerk ofthe Select and Ho-
race Binney, Esq President and Robert
S. Green, Esq Clerk Of the Common
Council.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

Crcluaing Hancock and Washington
William Crosby, Esq. of Belfast, Chief
Justice
Hon Martin Kinsley, Of Hampden, first
associate Justice
James Campbell, Of Harrington, second
associate Justice
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
First Eastern Circuit.

(Including York, Cumberland aud Oxford. J
Benjamin Green, Esq. Of Berwick, first
associate Justice.
Hon Judah Dana. Of Fiyeburg, second
associate Justice.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21
PHILAD OCT. 9, 1911.
ELhCIIOAS.

4 On Tuesday General Election was
held in this State. III his cFty, The
Fer Governl .mos SxYDrR
1882 Richard = $40
6edsttu drunk ~ orr Sfrecfs,--fbe SCOrp
efmanhood and IRE sceF of boys and
that mauy offhe U0teS tor Inn 7vcre giv-
ca By CuSfom-houae o6fcerS."
Senator-JoHN JOINS, Otd. J 1927.
JosEPH WoRRrLL, (demo. 1921.
.fssemtiy-- Beuj0niH n Morgan
222. Thomas 1f'Even 22o9 Samuel
Hodgdon 1905 JohH Cia7yes 1862 ];
.3ohn DrInkcr 2l74, all federal -
BIZ The arc age 81 ate democr,v1 nck-
q 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

with ar evident expectation oil exciting
the Indignation of the American Pto-
pie against the English.
Who William Parher is, we know
not but as there is nothing incredible,
we are sorry 10 say it, in lbs story, and.
we know nothing which should render
his veracity doubtful, we take i for
granted, every words true il II be SO,
certainly every sympatheack mlnd,
whether American or foreigner, VIII
compassionate his sufferings, and abhor
the author Of them. But why this ac-
count is circulated with view to ~
fame our resentment against the IN
glish is more than we IN understood.
Let us take Mr.. Parker's own narFa-
live.
The right Of the British to punish
deserters, whom they conclude tom
sufficient evidence to be subjects OF that
government, we presume, cannot be
denied. Now Parker states that IN A.
merican capt. whom he names, Games
Tompkins, master Of the ship Charles
Carter, from Norfolk for London) with
whom he sailed declared UPON
OATH that he, William Parker, was
an Irishman, and had assumed three
different names" On tsis evidence,
which certainly appears OF the most
conclusive kind, Parker was held 10 the
duties of allegiance, and punished for
violating them.
The question is, who has been the
cause Of his sufferings Those who be-
lieved an American Captains oath, or
the Captain for his act Of perjury
We repeat-if Parker had really been
a British subject, we know not the
case can be called unjust. Suppose
then that before a court Of justice, A.
solemnly swears that he saw p commit
Theft; and B is brought 10 the whip
ping post, according TO the rule in such
cases established II is sufficiently OBJ
vious, that if the oath Of A were false,
A is responsible for the injustice B OK.
periences, and not the court. Captain
Tompkins if Parkers statement be true,
not only deserves our detestation, but
ought 10 be brought to tile gun him
self and his back 10 the cal o'nine tails.
[Refertory.l
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

"Like soma lone puppy yelping al night
long,
" That tires the very echoes with his
toRgue.o
The late president Adams is still
narrating his services and complaining
OF his enemies, without any indication
ct bis being nearer the end of his story,
tho il we recollect Alright, he has been
employed in the business full two
years. Rat ii we may be permitted 10
speak IN comet style, he seems lately TO
be approaching his heritetl0n, where he
runs some risk Of having at least his
fingers scorched Not content with
viiiiying Ames, Pickering, Hamilton,
and other l!luslrlous characters living
and dead, he has printed in large letters
an insinuation THAI general Washing
tons political conduct was influenced
by tear of the British. And when.
pray, did general Washington fear the
British I? When he accepted tht com
mand OF the army at the commence.
ment of the war, or when lie laid il
down at the peace, or at what intetme.
date period! In making his brutal at
tacks upon the ashes OF the sacred dead,
the grey headed caluminator ought 10
keep al least probability on his side.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

Samuel Brown, Thomas Harris, ard
Thomas K Jones, esquires, have been ap.
pointed by his Excellency the Governor
Commissioners 70 examine and count the
monies paid and actually existing III tie
vaults of the state bank, agreeably to the
provisions OF the act
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

Doct. Mease, il his fictpre ofPiiA7.
dethhia, has given Philadelphia price
current OF the year 1920, il which Be-
hea tea is put down at sos pound,
and wheat at 9 5 bushsl. AT that
time; therefore, it would require near
liz bushels Of wheat to purchase \
pound of Bohea tea. At the same
time labour was obably about ~ Or III.
Ga. a day, Is II certain, then, that our
grand mothers were less extravagaBt Or
expensive IN the Indulgence CT their
tondness for luxurics than our own
wives 7! When cayilers al modern ex-
trayagance tell YOU that the prudent
natl ons who went before us were cou-
tent with the pain beverage Of Bohca,
you are provided with an answer.
II. S. Gaz,.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

Bonaparte, in Lis reply to The address
ofthe deputies from the Ionian Isles,
says" Every thing that is, or mas
been French, shall ALWAYS be so i"
and that he should always consider It
as an eternal blot upoA his reign, if ever
be sanctioned the Abandonment Of SIN
gle FfenchmaH!" Louisiana was once
French colony and is now inhabited
by frenehnlcn. The emperor's parti-
sans IN this country, will not admit
thai he is ever guilty Of telling an un-
truth and, of course, at some future
day, he must again haveLouisiana, as ne
viii not abandon single Frenchman ;
Ii our present rlilers continue in mower
he VIII be permitted 20 take possession
otit as peaceably as he con6scates A.
meilcan property In his ports.
Dc!. jgatchuan.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

| Orchard CooS esq u Wiscasset, icr Lin.
cola
simon Laine1 esq or Pitsflld, for Bcik.
shire
Gorge UImer esq Of LincolniIle. for
! Hancock
Jshn Cooper esq Of Mschias, for WISH.
ngt0n
John Chandler esq of Monmouth, for
Kennebeck
John M'AIiiian esq Of Fryeburgh, for Ok.
ford
William Kendall esq Of Fairfield, far
Somerset
Edmund Gushing, esq Of Lunenburch.
justice VI tile CourL u Sessions ID Tie coun.
g Of Worcester
JosePh Adams esq Of Mendon, Justice oF
Tie Court of Sessions IN Tie cot.ity otWor.
cester
John Hart esq Of Re ding, justice of he
Court Of Sessions ia the county II Middle.
sex.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

William Little esq of Boston, Iaspecio,
Of nails Ia Tie rom Of john Ivnslovs, esa
Mr. Edmund Wrigh, Of Boston. Inspector
Of Butter and Lard "A tie room Of Mr Fran.
els Wright
Thomss Rice Of Chsrlestown. Inspe ctor
ofPickIcd Fish, ~ the room Of n Ittrkrt
Joseph Clark az Boston, 80 be sole EnsDc-.
tor Of Tooacco fJr TIE port of Boston IND
ChariestoWn.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

We understand. says the ScouHqF,
that the Council have passed a decree
that geese may hereafter sit more than
four weeks, in order TO give them 4
chance TO hatch all their rotten egrs.--
Hereby hangs tong tail!
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1811-10-21

Some person, in sort of an apology
for the CounciL remarks that they had a
very arduous task in making the receus
appointments. But who have theyto
thank for their trouble
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-05-03

The American Lady's Preceptor-a nc"
school book
The Americans Guide--containing the
Consultations Of the United States, With the
latest Amendments Declaration " In
depe t.cnce the Federal Constitution, and
,Waskiayton's Farewell! Address
Smirs IS Review OF Battalion OF Infantry,
with elegant and appropriate Engr.yings
Mavor's Plutarch, Tor the use OF Schools
H.m.l.s French Grammar and Exercises
Du6cf and Boyer's French Dictionaries
DuGei's Nature Displayed
Edgew3rth's Moral Tales tor young people
49, Parents assistant
Tales of Fashionable Life
A School Testament, on fine paper, with
a new and handsome type
Walsh's American Review ct History and
cities, No. 1.-The I'd is d'liy 'expected
Tie Archives Of Useful knowledge, tire
three Frs. numbers, by Dr.. Mease-st two
dollars per an,Ium
April meIn1.
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Public Sale.

On SATURDAY the lf,h day Of May next,
tbs following ual1a6le PROPERTY will be Ct
f:red tor sale al the coffee house, on a
credit of s, la, and lS months, Tor ap-
proved negotiable notes The sale will
commence at eleven o'clock, A N. ard the
property will III the mean time be shewn
BY either Of the subscribers,
A House and Lot on Patrick
street, formerly the residence OF MIR lanes
RUSSELL and at present occupied by Mr. Ds-
vid Ross. The improvements arc OF brick
and the lot large
An unlmproved Lot on King
street, bslween Patrick and Henry streets,
adjoining The house occupied w James HAM
mcnd.
An unimproyed Lot on Fair
fix street, adjoining the property Of Libby
and Cains-.abou, one acre enclosed
A Lot on PrlnCe-strect, adj
joining Thomas Janney's dwelling house
let on ground rent forever to Jesse Green, at
rs pounds per year. There is q small wood
Ell building on this lot
An unimproved Lot on Hunt
ing Crcek, south OF the town, contrasting .
bout one acre.
A Lot in the town of Lees
burg, in Louaoun county, Virginia.
J. H. Hooe.
+. Brashcars,
Executors Of J. Russell
April 20. DIS
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MADDER FOR SALE.

We ave just received a few hundred VT
Of the FIRST Qa.:liry Malder.
BRYAN Hampson and Go.
>dLSO on HIND,
tcw hossheads 4ts proof old Jamaica
Spirits.
10 . p:otf Antigua do
- barrels New Enelsnd Rum.
p,Pes ioadon Particular Madeira, -
S do. do do. Ten rife,
do o!d Lisbon, y
TO Silly aIotleira.
l. qisr'er casks Malaga
a lew hundred pounds Spanish sose lndi-
90,
And general assortment of Groceries Of
the best kind
Ate, quantity of Ground Liverpool aud
Lisbon Silt
roe sucks hae,do. ,ea.aiains frem>4 l-a
70 i've bushels each.
Massh -.
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n OF &c E..

on The first Monday in May next, at
Haymar'lst. will he held AZ election for a
Fresi,3sn, and four Directors and Treasurer
fr the talfqQicrana Alexandria Turnpike
Company, under the direction Of George
picset,; William fiunron, and William Bali,
commissioners.
apA 2awte
~ The printer Of the Winchester Ca
a+,.e, is requested ropuhl'sh the above until
tac dag OF cleo ion, and forward hts account
&, this Office. -.
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FOR SALE,
A House and lot OH lenrys'rees,

A House and lot Oh tlenryo'fee',
adjoining tive premises IF Philip g. AarStei-
Ter. Tire Hous. is marty new: iafse. eo.-
vepien., and in u very healthy s'suauoh' 20
whichis attached three quarters OF an acre o
ground now in a,garden well enclosed. =, Al, !,
so, a L OF of Ground near the lower ena oi
KING Street; this Lot is 70 and a hull ne
on King Street, running back 10 a 50 teet
alley 3, feet, on which are TWO Houkes-
if the first mentioned property isnot'sole a,
private sale, before the Isl June next II VIII
then be sold at;pubhcssaie, on liberal terms
''pp'' C. Page.
March rs.
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At the annual meeting of the
April 4.

At the annual meeting OF the
Stockholders in the Little River Turnpike
Compin in the town Of Aexsndiia, on the
First Monday in December, 1910, the fol.
loving resolution was unanimously adopted
Tha, for the purpose Of encouraging the use
Of broad wheel wa ggons on the Little River
Turnpike road, all Wagons the br eadth OF
the wheels whereof shall be six inches, shall
be permitted to pass the gates on said road
toll free, for the term of two years, and all
Wagons whose wheels shall be the breadtlt
of FIVE inches, shall be permitted to pass toll
free, for the term OF eighteen mon.hs--all
Wagons the breadth Of the wheels whereof
shall be four inches, shall be permitted %
pass toll tree for the space Of IS months
from the time they shall first pass the re-
spcctive gates, which shall DC specially no.
ticed by the gate keepers--And that this rec
eulation shall he extended to al who SHAH
avail themselves Of It within tue years..
True copy.
Jonah TDempsoa, Stst
Decemhe, &c. law
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Matthews q Lawrence,
Haue T. , sale at their Morocco Leather Sboh,
IN Royot s.r e, nearly OPPOSITE the market
h,a&c, .1lc1undria--
Red, Green, Yellow, Black, Purple, O.
range and Pea colorcd Morocco, and qusi'-
ti,y Of white Leather, and an assortment OF
Hattcrs' s Spnning Wool, and glue.
April g.. taow
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Matthews & Lawrence,

April 80.
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Tobacco Note Lost.

II CST, some line near the hrst OF April,
IL d note for one Fog a Of Tobacco
mark w S. number +as-weight 1893, ISL,
lose--.cdged in the Alexandria warehouse
Application will be made for the renewal of
said note. and this notice is published Tor the
purpose Of preventing any innocent person
from taking an as ignment of tho same from
any person ~ no may have found it.
John Stuart.
April 90. eol3ts
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N o T I c E.

A MEETING Of the Great Hunting Creek
"A. Bridge Company will be held at the
house of Frederick S!uck, near the bridge,
ON the first MONDAY in May next, at halt
past three O'Clock, for the purpose oil eject
ing a PRKsTpENr and four DIREcrons, 10
serve the com pany the ensuias yer
John HOOP, 71eGlu'er.
April IS. dst * 9a~tlsi lu"s Nay
fo,otnac aud Shenandoah Navigation
Lottery
Commences drawing on tbs *fst Monday
in May.
Present price OF whole Tiikcts $40 50
Half do, S 81 ia
Quarter do. Us
Prize Tickets in the baltimore Hospital
Lottery tskef, in paymen. fer Tickets in this.
Orders from distance enclosing the cash
tpass- pai,lj will be promptly attended to-.
: 4 Oh .ck of the whole drawing will be kept
for the examination of the tickets during tke
drawing, aud every in.ormarion respecting
the Lottery will be given free Of expence.
r GRAY,
Opposite tie Washington Tavern.
April l
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April 90.
THE. subscribers, appointed

= The. Subscribers, appoInted
by the general assembly Of Virginia, to re-
ceive subscriptions for rising caplt-l stock
OF luur Hundred 1Aousand Dai2a,s. in shares
of I t,cuty Dollars each, one four h 10 I've paid
at the tune OF subscribing, under en- act pas
sea on the sth day OF January, sst', enti-
tied, {" An set to incorporate (om,any IN
the borough of Norfolk for Marine Insura =
ces, emo other purposes, By the nah'c &.s,yle
of "1'HE UsloN INSURANCE. CcMpAxy OF
NoaroLx,' merely Give notice, that books
VIII be opened at the Exchange Coffee house,
in the borough of Norfolk. on WEDsrspAY
the first dav Ct D1ay, ard will con,ifu> cp:n
from d,y 10 day units six thousand shares are
subscribed.
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Private Boarding.

s'ay be mad by applying to JosEpH THoas.
TON, in King Street, 3 doois below the Do
mesIic Warehouse
WANTED, -
A smart active Negro BOY,
for witch liberal wages will ns gwen.
~ Ut.
April %. eo6t
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LANE FOR SALE.

By virtue Ola decree ofthe supreme court ST
chancery for the Richmond district, in
suit between Robert Carter, ESQ. plaintiff,
and Graham's devisees defendants willbe
sold at gu ton; before the front door OF
the court house in Dumries, On the fiss
day of the next superior court OF law for
thatcounty,. viz ON the second MdndaY il
May next 49,,
A Tract Of Land containing
about 600 acres, lying in Prince Williams
County, on the main road to Fauquier from
Dumfies, alb nut ten miles from the latter
place. he land will lie sold in two or more
lots to suit purchaser, on a credit Of one,
two and three years from the day Of sale
except for the charges and exp noes Of tho
sale, which, must be p id on the day OF sale,
and deducted from the first instalment.-
Bonds and approved security must be given
for the payment Of the instaiments, and the
title Will be retained ss a further security,
with leave to apply 10 the court Of chancery
for resale iii default Of pay men.. Mr. Ste.
pten French, or Mr.. Gains, living near the
premises, will sllew them to any disposed to
purchase. g
he commissioners.
April e-s dts
GREAT: BAkCAINS.
TINE supscribs contemplating a removal
i to the western country, ohers tor sale
the residue If his stock OF CAsisET Wokx
OF various desert lions, together with Si.n.
tit, of MAHOGANY PLANK and SATIN Noou
in logs Al. of waich be will dispose OF ca
very enticing terms for ca'h or good noes.
Benjamin Adanason.
April u, 3t4w.
For S1!e o., reasonable Trims;
A VALU ALE Piece Of Land, cob:
N tanning O.e Hundred Acres, lyi'g
immediately on the l.eAskarg road, Fairfax
County Virginia. about Ten miles fr N
Alexandria, and Seven to Georgetown there
is about Thirty Acres OF Prime Meadow
Land. with 4 sufficient supply Of Timber 70
support the place For terms, spPly to =.
Minor Of Alexandris, or -.
WILLIAM MINOR,
Near the Premises
April 4. tswtt