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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
March 10.
From the National Intelligence,
HENRY's MISSION.

Had we not almost seen enough of public
life and political strife not to be astonished at
any folly or extravaganza to which the spi-
rit OF opposition may give birth, we should
be astonished at the attempts made by Fede-
raj and non-descrlpt prints to screen the Bril-
fish government from the just Indignation of
every honest or honorable man in the ma zion.
which has been excited by Henry's discIo-
sure of the perGdy of that government We
need no other proof than this to support an
opinion we have before advanced, and now
| confidently repeat, that the Federal prints
do not speak the language of the Federal par
ty; for no Individual of respectability in that
party will avow any other sentiment in rela-
| ton to this affair than those which have been
expressed by their Representatives on the
floor OF Congress, and in which we cordially
acquiesce.
Upon looking over the various pitiful ex-
pedients by which these prints endcayor 70
evade the force of this developement as !,
| affects the British government, we search IN
vain for motive, unless we refer their con-
duct to a consciousness ofparticipation in the
guilt which they defend.
Why Is such confusion produced by tile G.
vent in the federal rankse What interest.
we ask, can they have as party in interpo-
shS theH pOhuCai Oody as rampant be-
tween the British government and the ihd,g-
nation Of an ncensed people' This conduct
must end IN their destruction for in this
land Of freedom no party will long exist,
whose editorial mouth-pieces arc Suffered,
by necessary and unavoidable Inference. to
connect their cause with that Of any foreign
government. The course pursbed by these
prints, then is as injudicious as it is odious ;
tAd It IS mach To be lamented that any one
or two individuals, now at or about the seat
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
WAsa1MeroM Cry, N

The bill for the admission of Louisiana In
to the Union, has passed the House of Re-
representatives.. with a provision to include
within the limits of that state so much of
the West Florida territory as lies west of
Pearl river.
Abill with the same title, also passed its
third reading in the Senate yesterday.
Two bills are now pending between the
Senate and House of Representatives, on
account of disagreeing votes, viz : the bill
concerning the naval establishment, and the
the bill to establish quarter-master's de-
partment.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
ALExANDRYA, March 2s.

Something Ike Preparation. The Troy Re
gister OF last week, mentions that some con-
tracts had been made in that place for pro-
visions for the new army. Among other ar
ticles, 100 barrels of -four per week were
contracted for, to be delivered at Albany
from the LIST of April next.
In addition to the above, it may not be i'm
proper to mention, that contracts have re-
Gently been made with government by citi-
zens of Newark and Orange for the supply
of $4,000 pair of soldiers shoes--to be de-
HUered az We4O York or .Albany.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
BYNcHBURG, March Is
To the Editor ofEhe Press.
Warrington CIV, March 10Th. ISL.

Wilmington Cty, March 10th, 1872.
DEAR SIR,
Agreea5ly to the sentiments ex-
pressed in my letter OF the 10th Of January
last, every preparation has been making by
Congress to meet the event ofwar with Eng
land. Before this will reach you, you will
have seen the speech Of the Prince Regent
to Parliament and thsir debates on Ameri
can affairs, and by neither do they shew the
least disposition towards a friendly adjust
meut Of differences with the United States,
but on the contrary, declare they have done
every thing which they could do, consistent
with the honor and interest of that country
towards accommodation but that we obsti-
nately refuse; sa ing 80 great IS the attach
ment OF the Americans 20 France. We may
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
Ertraet qfa letter dated KaskaskLa, "a. 10
TO a gentleman in this citv.

81 am sorry to find that we have the APP
pearance of an Indian war on the HIissis-
sppi. have just received information from
Fort Madison that a party of Indians, sup
posed to be the Puorts CWinnebagoes) an d
some OF those that escaped from the battle
of Fippecanoe, had killed family of A.
mericans about 100 miles below Fort Mad
ison by the name of Neil, and declare that
they will continue 20 destroy all the Ameri-
cans they meet with"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
March IL.
From .Al6any, March IS.

This day the House of Assembly has been
sitting with closed doors!
When the engrossed bill to incorporate
the Bank Of america was read the third
time, the Speaker put the question, Shall this
bill now pass? Whereupon Mr.. Ogden rose,
and moved, that the final question on pass
ing the bill be postponed until Tuesday next.
He said it was his painful duty to announce,
that brides had been offered to members of
the House, to induce them to vote for the bill
in question; that an honorable member had
been offered 8 500 and handsome present
for his vote. He therefore moved, that the
House be cleared of every body but members
and officers of the House, and that a COM
mittee disappointed to investigate the subject,
to the end that the offenders might be bro't
to punishment
The House was accordingly cleared, and
continued in secret session until past 3 o.
clock, when they adjourned to meet again at
S. But as they are yet to remain in secret,
can give you no more news to-day.
1t is conjectnred, that the business will
end in smoke, and that the bill will pass by
an increased majority but of this l do not
pretend to judge.-Cokum6ian
Returns from 40 towns in the state of New
Hampshire, give ZOOS votes for Governor
Gilman, and 63S1 for Mr.. Pumer.
March 10.
The cordwainers of Newark have con-
tracted to furnish $4,000 pair of shoes for
the United States Army, to be delivered at
New York or Albany.
From the National IsfekTeencer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

There is striking coincidence between
the sentiments Of the British governors &C
credited agent-and those uttered from
time to time IN certain Boston papers-it
may be, however, the effect of congenial
FEELINGS, morris and Sotshes, am not abso-
lutte concert.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

firms, INSPECTED at the last Genera Repiezv.
Muskets 42,625, Rifles 4,737, Pistols 5, POS,
Field-Pieces ST
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

Who is the gentleman referred TO in the
secret correspondence with the governor of
Canada, or the publisher Of the =" SU6Greso-
ed documents" and author Of the yfzaE-
ySts 2" Whoever that gentleman is, ne ap-
pears to have some intercourse with the
British emissary.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

The repeal of the embargo is described
with great force by the accredited agent Of
the British government at Boston--the feel
ings OF those OF the tenth congress who yot-
ed for its repeal and those who were instru-
mental 10 creating tie fajiie-are not now
very enyiable.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

1t is deserving of notice, that the first
question asked by every man on becoming
acquainted with the Canada shcmc Of par
ttion, is--What share has MIR. in
this business! We leavetne blank, because
not man in the country but can fiji it w.
10.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26
DOM ESTIC.

NEw-YoRK, March IA.
MILITIA OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK.
From the -Adjufant- Generals Rcitort O ia
mary 8, 1912.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

The public are very solici,ous to learn
the names of some of The choice shiras who
had a concern in the Grruage2nentS Of the
British governor of Can.os., bg aus agenf at
Boston-they visa Ia know vftether any Of
the best blood Is TO be founl among them.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

Returns from 40 towns in the state of New
Hampshire, give ZOOS votes for Governor
Gilman, and 6381 for Mr.. Pumer.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

The public have now an exploitation of
the confidence with which the government
OF the union has been attacked, under the
signature of Boston Rebel.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

What was the date OF the ,sion of Mr..
Andrew Alien, the British CO. ii at Boston,
to England was il not at he very time
when governor Craig's accredited agent was
in Boston
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-03-26

Considerable discussion took place on this
motion; in the course of which il was stated
that the nett receipt from this establishment
during the past ear was only three thousand
dollars, which would be more than absorbed
by the new routes proposed by the bill.
The question for recommitting the bill to
u committee of the whole, as moved by Mr..
Hall, was lost, and it was recommitted to
the Committee of Post-Ofiices and Pos.-
Roads.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-19

blood Of the martyrs, Is PERHAPS
more generally admitted, than un-
dsrstood. The virtue Of Martyrdom
consists in testing the principles OF
christianity. As dying for such a
religion as that of Jesus, is the NEST
perfect exhibition of its principles
The martyr not only shews his since.
rity: but he has an opportunity OF
shelving all the merciful and iioly
disposition. of his religion, aud all
his glorious hopes ofimmortaiisy &C.
Though the present wars ma, DC
fairly set TO the account OF the 1850
years. yet the prophecy does not ap-
near to furnish, us with any iniorma.
ton, respecting their Immediate ef-
fects. Nor does their seem to DO
much necessity, or use for parhcu-
lar prophecies on the passing events
ofthe age. If any dependence can
be placed in analogy, if there be any
truth in the maxim that there IS
nothing entirely new under the sum-
Alexander may again reduce Tyre !;
and Soipio destroy Carthage. Great
continental conquerors may again
exhaust tho resources Of CONNER
cial states, and oyerwhelm them by
superior nua,bsrs-If the things,
which have already been. may be a.
gain The conquest of Greece by
Philip, may furnish Phillips war!l';e
son with means 10 subdue Asia; ana
African victories leave the Romans
in circumstances to subiusats the
Grocian republics. Esnot space as
feeble y barrier, now as it ever was
against the attacks Of those amhi-
tious rulers, who have controal over
land and sea. independently OF the
infdsIily Of ths Presea' senera'lon'
there seems to be an ineurab'e Inca
pscity to profit by tine experience OF
the past.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-19
Anthony Rhodes,


Has jast reeftved.ss tsr SAFE,
100 aarEels sweet Cider
zoe bushels Potatoes y.
Is kegs James River Csysnilish Tobaseo
loa lbs, Cssxla
Goshea Chsese In casks.
s IN STORE,
Cotton Yarns of different numbers
White aud eolsred American Cotton
Sairtins, Bsd,ickiags, Shambrays,
G.. shams and Stnpes
c. 80 unA ine Suoss
Coarse ard 4 e Hats =.
As.e,i2sa supeehas Cloth, blue y black,
AID Sat,snne'ts,
GaOC ERIES sssasual.
Dscs,nosr IL Nv
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-19
NaT],ICE.

TAURSU ANT 70 an order nt the b.
+ istest States CIRCUIT Coert Tor the
D.s,rist OF CIlunb,syand County. OF A.
slexasslsiS--Ssiies il hereby given 10
Sshe errdisers 81 GEos sE> McArsS lat
20 Alexandria, deeesSe 90 eNhibit t6eir
ms ta me az ssy @if,l, on or bctore
i7ta day Of January next These
tail TO attend 10 this notice, will be
Lied iron any slisidsnd of the &c,
n IA 5 estate, " hich,is to be made I'M
order above referred 20
ALEX. MOORE:
I1sstsr COMMISSIONER
- ~ div
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-19
HYGEIa .iC.iDE.aY.

"liJE subiic are informed that pur-
= suant to an act If the Virgins Lee
ei.lature, giving authority 20 CERTAIN
commissioners, 20 sell the public bu'id-
incs formerly occupied By me dlsrict
Court at Hay Market, 10 the County OF
Prince. William, Virginia: A purchase
of said buildings has been made by an
association of gentlemen, with vle~t 10
convert them into seminary OF learn
inp; for the government whereof,
number OF the most respectable per.ons
in the adjoining counties have 0een-rs-
sularly constituted board OF Trustees.
Having been then duly appointed and
instituted, the Trustees have ploceedra
IN the alteration and repairs OF the sn'ln-
Iys, which are now IN readiness fo''ne
accommodation OF mere than one nun
dred s,atsents. They have Engaged
professor os the dead languages and
bellies .ettres, * one OF the mathematics
s. 1ighsr branches. (Bo,h gentlemen OF
liberal education and experience az
teacher,. The course of education VIII
So.nprehsnd all the branches OF h!eta-
tura as pur sued In the Eastern Collie
res; Git being intended 10 apply sped
" for an actof incorporation, l"stHutinS
the seminary a regular College, with the
power of conterring degrees. Inc
Trustees bavc likewise engaged gen
Nennah of the FIRST re,pectahiiIty and
moral character to- act as Steward and
take chars -of the boarding department
On this account they will ever have 1t
In their possrsto regulate the price OF
board at the lawest Fate; aod further'
will be enabled TO cen6ne tbs students TO
tho observance of regular hours, and OF
ali the rules Of tbs institat'sn. The
school will BE opened on the hrSi OF ia
MARY ensuing.
0ethis situation, it may be confident
" said, that no place IN the union cem'
En4. a greater variety OF important adj
xsn,srcs forthe above snsntioned object.
The rcapectabjGty and moral habits OF
the neighborhood, the uncommon health
fuiness Of the place itself, its eonngusty
to rich farms, whose superiority OF the
best meats, and all other desirable afa-
Giles of living, must reduce the cos'
whist IL increases The comforts OF o"aIa'
added to the circumstance OF is being
under the fostering care OF we'll iitfed
persons Immediately 10 the nefgEoor-
hood, whose duty and Interest must alike
pro.np, the to sol;citous attention TO
its welfare, leaves nothing 70 be desired
By parents, who feel natural regard tor
sic future advancement and prosperity
Of the,r aoDs,
By order of the Board,
THOMAS TURNER,
PRECEDENT
EDMOND BROOKS,
Seerrta-'y
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-19
ARMY OF The GIN !; RE.

Cohv Of letter fran gentleman in ILL.,
6Iuy TO hist1iend az H6shi"Sto,, dat
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-19

Notice i hereby given to
the poor women OF the town OF Aiexae-
dria, that oG appledtlon TO the suoscr'-
Der, they can be furnished with cotto"
tn sein. and that liberal nice will be
paid for SPINNING The same.
ifa4c Robbins.
l,acember is
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1812-12-19

!Hay-Market. Doc. Sill swi
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-19
Richmond. July is. 1912

STAUNrON bartholomew
- Fuller and William White Esquires, have
oecn Engaged as Teachers in the Stsunton acad.
cay rom the 18th of November next. The qua.
iiicaiion OF liz. Fuller as Il Teacher OF ,ia;hc
matics AVID all the branches connected there
WITH arc too we'll known to require comment
sir White who hath lately taugI. tle Latin,
''feek and Frerch languages on Hardware in the
county OF Albcmar,e, is also celebrated Teach
or IN his line. The Trustees have every reason
'obelcve that the services of these gentlemen in
this institution wi! be permanent
The prices for Teaching Reading, Writing,
common Arithmetic and English Grammar will
be q Dollars the Session or .erm Of S months ;
Tor teaching the Latin, Greek and French Ian
suages, The use of the Globes, Natural and Mo.
raj Philosophy. Astronomy, Bellies Lettrcs and
Logic and al tie various branches of the Ma
thenaiics at Is Dollars the Session.
Boarding and Lodging MAY be had in ccntcel
Families nj 40 Dollars the Session, exclusive of
lire wood and candles
The Session will commence on the 18th O
May and the 18th of November in every year.
The Trustees considering the healthlness ot
StsuItcn, the correct and orderly department
| or ITS inhabitants, and the well known Cap cit,
OF the Teachers, feel confident that the insti
tuition will merit considerable share o. the
publ patronage.
SAMUEL CLARKE, SEc'RY.
Nov. ID. 1912. w2w.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-19
Fni, f.onLs.

TIE subscriber has received bv t,,c shin
Georgana, from Liverpnol-Nsppra Co,,on,.
Rose blankets, plsins, M,nche"+sr SUITS
Flannel, Yarn Hose, &c which he is now open
ing 1t has Store, one door below Mr. gober.
Johnstcn's, and II, ar!y opposite the Post Oifcc
He Is in daily expectations Of further supplies
from Liverpool and London, 10 complete
general assortment suitable TO the season
which he oilers Tor sale by tlsc piece or pack
age only, OH reasonable terms.
D.lNIEL NC OpYflE :
Oct. 90.
NIB. BUSINESS ON MllISSY0N
transacted as heretofore.
l~. n.r.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-19
Oct %.
Military Goods, &c

Gold, Silver, Plated and Gilt Epauletts,
Best English Gilt, Silver, Plated and Steel
Scablart Sabres,
Gilt and Plated Small Swords, and Cut and
Thrust,
Gold Embroidered s. Plain Morocco Sword
Belts,
Plated Sword Knots, Net Tasscls, Loops
and Tinsel Bands,
Gold and Silver Vellun. Lace and Cord,
Brass and Iron Holster and Pocket Pistols,
Infantry, Navy and Artillery Coat and Vest
Buttons.
.AISO-
One Case Irish LINENS, 1880 Gallon,
Whale Oil,
40 Tons Bar-Iron, Nail Rods, Sheet and
Hoop Iron,
2 Do. BlisteleI, German and Crawley Steel,
2 Do Sheet Lead, Three Pipes 4th proof
Cognac Brandy, of superior quality,
And 5000 Albany Boards-whch are
offered for sale on moderate terms by
SAM'L. G.. ADAMS.
Richmond, Aug. 81. wifi
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FOR RENT-A LARGE
Ene-Pr0of Warehouse
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.


NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
YHN Z Subscriber has taken the HOUSE
L at the Corner of main x fifteenth streets,
opposi- the 3ell-Tavern, ana offers for sale
o. .ccom'no latins terms, by wholesale and
retait, the 'oi wing articles, VIZ.
30 hhds Is, quality Brown Sugar Cgener-
aay iarse.J
g Ribs do do. do.
g. DO. !st & 2nd quality Philadelphia Loa
Sugar.
- Chests u, son Tea.
Boxes Imperial do superior favour
10 Punchcons Rum, OLD < well flavoureo.
Half do. do do.
6Ppes Country Gin.
i D.. Of superior quality.
Is II DIS retailing Mpiasses.
8 Do. Philadelphia Whisk,y.
1900 lbs, Prime nreen CUGses
5000 lbs. Pale do. do.
~ Bags Heavy Pepper.
6 10. Pimen;o.
so Kegs Gunrowder.
so straws l-2 pint Tumbers.
Il Boxes English Pipes.
So Groce Bottle Corks
10 u ans Wrapping Paper
80 Boxes best Spanish Segars.
50 Barrels PRIME Pork
so DO. Fish.
And expects ny thefrst arrivals from Phila
dssphia and Baltimore, tons Shot, Irons as
sorted, Iron Castings, Whlskey, &c. lie has
also on hand, from tu 600 dollars worth o.
DRY GOODS, assorted, which will be sold or
long credit, or bartered for prime Tobacco.
VIM. SHEPHERD.
Richmond, Oct. 18th. 1912 a.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-19
ToMpKINs & MURRAY.

Have received and are now opening their LON
DON GOODS, consisting of a valuable and ex-
tensive assortment OF Cloths, Cassmeres. Lin
ems, CalIcoes, Muslins, &c. &c. and on board
OF the Oliver Ellsworth from Liverpool, now at
City Point-they have considerable portion
OF their coarse Wooliens, Hardware and Gut
tiery, which may be exp cted up in the course
OF or 10 days all of which they offer for sale,
on reasonable terms, for cash, or negotiable pa
per.
G so Bales Napt Cottons on hand
Oct 26. ,r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-19
a Copy-Tcste,
WILLIAM MARSHALL, CL'K.

N oTiCE.-By virtue of the foregoing De.
y cree, will he sold, ut Pubic Auction. 10
tie highest bidder, ON Thursday the ) Ia DIV OF
august next, at the Washington Tavern, in his
CITY, the Property embraced IN SAID Decree
upon upon The terms therein expressed, w. NJ.
HkoES Dick, Judy and thcm children s.cky
ana Lucy, and Sam and Aggy and their chil-
dren Luccordy, Mourning, Edmonia 7, wis.
blenlcim and his Wife Phills and children
Charles and Moses. Harry and Nanny his wife
ana children Watt and Betty, and fanny and
MS wife Dolly and child Lydia and JENNY vii,
lard, Lewis--Aiso, the LIBRARY or LAW.
ana other hooks oil Il. Randolph, "a list OF
which viii be produced upon the day of s,Ie,
also, ali the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Reds
Bedsleads, Blankets, Sheets and other movable
Furniture-hlso, PLATE, consisting of a silver
Cup, one Coffee x one TEAPOT one Sugar DISH.
SIX dozen silver spoons, small and large, five
silver Waiters---Also. Carpets, China, one
Coach, one Phaeton, and two Horses--The
sale Will commence at ID O'clock
GEORGE G REENHOW. Con,m,r
Richmond, 25th June, 1912.
15S The sale of the above propertv wiz
positively be made AZ the Washington Ia
VEN III this city IN Friday the Goth day off
Novembe- next.
October 10, 1912. wtds
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-19
200 Dollars Reward.

A Buatlie containing 500 sheets of 30 Dollar
: n Notes printed in b!aHk Tor the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia, was taxi on, of isox and
supposed to be stolen on the night of The 10Th
ult at the house of Messrs. Wood.ord 6: Talia.
tcrro, in Fredericksburg. The above reward
will be paid 10 any person Who will deliver the
SAID Notes to Dabncy Hcrndon, Esq OF that
place, or to the subscriber.
That the public may be guarded against i'm.
position, they informed, that no Twenty
D0ilar Notes haoe been, nor SpiH Ge issued BY
the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, or any of its
Branches, until further notice
WM. NEKERVIS, CasLr,
Richmond, Nov. 3. eptf.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1812-11-19
WIN. W. ilEwING. c c.

'hk subscriber very gratefully returns he
sincere thanks TO generous public Cor H.
liberal encouragement hc has received in tic
Grocery line and more particularly in the Cor,,:.
a Business, and takes this method o. inlor,,,i,e,
MS friends and the public in general that he
stiii continues the Grocery and Cordial Bngi-
ness ut his former stand, and hopes br assault.
y and attention, 70 merit share Of pubic po.
ronage lie will keep constantly on hand a
general assortment Of Groceries, and a cons, ant
supply OF Cordi.ls Of the best quality, by y.ho.c-
'aie and retail rs he means TO attend niors D,r.
iculsriy to the manufacturing # Cordial ,ban
ormeriy, he will at all times bc able to furni,b
MS former customers, s. those who may please
FAVOR hn with their commands. Cord Is II
possible Os better quality than formerly, nj tl,e
Glowing prices, VIZ. S. 81, &c. "a. 81, ard o..
'er gallon. All orders and favours erstcluliy
.cknowiedged by the pablic's obedient servant,
L. TALMAGE:
r 8 lie willksep a constant supply of req
tied Whisky.
Richmond Feb. %, 1919 WIN