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PUBLIC SALE.
I he Subscriber.

BEING appointed Trustee by the High
Court of Charcory of the state OF Maryland,
for the purpose of selling and conveying the
real estate of Major William M'Conckie, late
of Charles County, deceased, for the payment
of his debts, will offer at Public Sale, on the
Premises, the said Estate, on Saturday the
18th day of June next, if fair, and if not, on
the first fair day thereafter, Sunday excepted.
This Land consists of about five hundred acres
(ofwhich an accurate survey viii be made be.
fore the day of sale) is situated on the Nanie-l
noy Greek, about two miles from the Poto-
mac River, and FIVE from Port Tobacco, is ve-
fly fertile, has the advantage of good water
rsh in abundance from the Greek, and wild,
fowl in their season.
There are on this estate an Apple Orchard
Of excellent fruit, variety of other fruit trees,
ard a sufficient quantity of Timber ard Wood
for the support of the land. The improve
ments thereon. consist of a very comfortable
Dwelling House and some few other conve-
nient buildings. The land will be sold entire,
and the purchaser required to give bond with
approved security for the purchase money, to
the trustee, payable in twelve months; and
on the payment of the whole purchase money,
and not before, title will be given by deed,
to be executed as the decree directs.
Saml. Chapman, Trustee.
Charles County, April 2s.--Mayl. lawss
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wAsHINGToN,s LETTERS.

Il is TO be remembered, that during the
Presidency ofIFashington, certainletters were
nub,ished, said to have been taken, with the
baggage, and servant, Of the commander In
chief, during the revolutionary war; This
was one, among numerous worthy and bene-
violent acts Of TIE democracy Of that day, which
endeavored to sully the fame, and sorrow the
declining years, Of our greatest benetactor and
friend. The trick recoiled upon its authors,
for it was notorious that the baggage OF the
general, was never taken during the war, and
that his old servant was then Living (ano is
now liying) to prove the whole story to have
becn as base a fabrication as the malice OF
base calumniaiors ever invented. The oriBi-
nal and confidential letters of the general have
lately been pat into the hands of Mr. Gusts
of Arlington, being principally addressed to
John Parke Gusts, Esq. his father, ard found
among the papers of that gentleman's estate.
We are led to believe, that some extracts will
be fu.. shed to the public, and shall be happy
10 offer this Gazette as the medium of re-
cording whatever may relate to the public, or
private life, of the departed Father of his
country.
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TUEsDA7, jane 9, 1912.
GREPoRTED FOR THIs GAZETTE.

GREPoRTED FOR THIs GAZETTE
Mr.. Minor presented petitions signed by
between two and three hundred citizens OF the
irst Congressional District of Pennsylvania,
Drawing the removal of the restrictive system
and deprecating war with England Laid on
the table.
The House proceeded to the consideration
Of the resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
Williams Tor amending the joint rules Of the
Two houses. After some debate the resolu-
ton was negativcd.
An engrosscd bill to authorize the discharge
of VIM. Peck from imprisonment was read
third time and passed.
An engrossed bill 10 authorize the remission
of fortified rccognizances, by the President
of the United States, was read a third time and
passed.
An engrossed resolution asking the assent
of Georgia to the formation of two states IN
the Mississippi Territory was read third
time and passed.
The Speaker laid before the house report
of the Secretary Of War on the petition OF CO.
lionel David Henley. The report is favorable
and it was referred to a committee OF the
whole house for Thursday next
The house in committee of the whole, Mr.
| Harper in the chair, on bill to authorize the
state of Tennessee to perfect titles 70 land &c,
After some time spent, the committee rose,
reported progress and the house refused leave
to sit again, and the bill ordered to lie on the
table.
A message in writing was received from
the President of the U. States, by Mr.. Coles
his secretary, covering correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Monroe and Mir. Foster in rela-
ton to the declaration of the Prince Reg Mt
on the subject of the Orders in Council, and
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[ and for Sale.

THE subscriber otter, FOX Sale Tract
Of Land adjoining those OF Mr.. Robt p'tton
ard Col. Smith, containing hy recent sur
vey, ninety seven acres This Lmd les
bout half mile from tie Great Huns i,
Creek Bridge Road, and i, nearly two tn.
in wood. Those disposed to purchase
know the terms and the premises shewn,
application to
Jas. c. West,
West Grove, June 10. st.
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SHERIFFALTY.

A T the request of many respectable
n friends, offer myself to my feliow.ci-
tizens Of Charles County candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff at the ensaing election,
trusting that my knowledge ofthe business will
enable me to execute the duties thereof with
Justice and fidelity Should be so Fortunate
as to be the object Of your choice, I will en-
deavor to evince my gratitude by lenient
and humane discharge of my duty.
John c. Reeves.
April so d3t'awtlstOe
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In the National lntelligencer of Saturday
!, IS stated, that in the late correspondence be-
eTsen the Secretary of State and Mr.. Foster,
fhe former made nervous exposition of the
feutral rights of America, and that the doc
Pune advanced by the latter was an amplifica-
zion of that contained in the declaration of the
Prince Regent. We have since heard, how
Ever; from a person, who has seen the COR
dependence, that the Secretary Of State, in
Sicad Of making nervous exposition of our
fautral rights, made none whatever, but wish
.fd to draw the British Minister into commit
Pig himself by entering into AIN explanation
.On particular point that was found not as
questionable as was expected. It is positive
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NEw-YoRK. ,fune 4

NEw-YoRK, June s.
More Pr0ef gtAe Revocation ofthe Ber-
I'm ana milan deerees.--Arriyed this forenoon
the ship Lydia, Capt. Frantz, in 30 DAYS from
Lisbon On the 2stb April, in lat. IS, 4e.
Ion. "a, SO, the Lydia was fallen in with,
boarded, and taken possession of by squad.
ron OF French ships; the crew were all taken
out, and detained as prisoners for several
hours, but at length were liberated and per.
a number of American and English snlps:
The night before they fell in with the Lydia,
they sunk Baltimore brig bound to Cadiz,
commanded by capt. CIagg. They had on
board the ships composing the squadron about
forty men, belonging to American vessels
they had sunk.
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alarming than the physical, and which is far
more decisive evidence of the vengeance Of
Heaven. Madison's system of policy and mo-
rais' is more be dreaded than earthquakes,
famine, and pestilence.
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Port Of Alexandriae
PUBLIC SALE.

At 4 o'clock THIS DAY, will be sold on
Merchants wharf
The Cargo Of the spanifh Schr.
St. Pedro, from Baryacoa,
Consisting Of
Is barrels first quality Coffee,
81 bags do do.
1875 spokes of Wood, fit TOR Axietrees for
Carriages, sc.
5 barrels of Ginger,
do. Tortoise Shell,
4lO0 Cocoa Nuts.
P. G. Marfteller.
June TO-
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the lmpressment of American seamcn. The
message was read and ordered to lie on the
tablt and be printed.
Adjourned.
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ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Jane 10,
I" TO STEW

"To sREw
rye yERY AGE AND BODY or THE TIME
EIs rcRM AND PRESSURE.
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absolute and fair repeal Of the French DEGREES
:. .l,a,, resrect An,ar;ca
---~+~-
\ 70 s"ia 'na' 'ns ''''as u"'qpi'0e''
noty mas oeel enolueu - - N'
the government ol oa''aa" ia sl''s ""'p'! 80
cussa al the ollices % i'isi'us'"P @''
heighporhoou as we'll y may DC aVe'ieo' %
ot good Pohcy, IN using seFy earnest 0'''''a-
VolS 10 prevent tlie i"'e ~ o%"o - '''s
upon our frontiers. unfortunately 'nese soou
ofhces nave nor met Win al inc suoooss s"''I
was expected cut they ee' ''ii'''
ed the attempts o. 'n0 1''''i"''' - ~
stances
p,rcIDFNTIAr. COMMUNICATION. I
IT, communication hv the President to
conars.. vester,lav consisted Of two letters
~ Ike SECRETARY Of State.
); ,;os - oa,1s ,ho attention of this govern
,o,.a+;,n of the p,ince Re.
10 snh;ec+ &c the orders in coun-
:, -, ev,resses the sincere desire of
- De-, aoverrren, 70 maintain rood
- y..s.,5;na ,,;,h America Mr. Mon.
49, - G.. fco,, the De.
:. os ~. m
- 49,. 80 - py;,;sl, Governments
: 1a,nand;nr that which tb;. Government has
no night to ask OF the french uoverhn'e''' "
asserts 'ha' '''0 A0'i''' a''' VIA" - -
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A meeting of the Republican Senators and
Representatives in Congress was held at the
Capitol last evening, at which II members
were present, for the purpose of supplying
the vacancy in the Great Republican Ticket,
occasioned by the declension of the venerable
,LAxGDoN to serve in the capacity FOR which
The support of the Republican party had been
rendered him. On the balloting for a person
10 be supported, In lieu of him, as VICE PIE
's1pENT of the UNITED STATES, there were.
For ELBRIDGE GERRY, ~
Scattering,
So tlat the distinguished patriot, Elbridge
Gerry, is recommended to the Republican,
. Of the Union to be supported for the office OF
IVIcE PRESIDENT Of the United States at the
ensuing Election.
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The g venerable" John Langdon having de
cIined accepting the Office Of Vice-President
|ofered TO him by certain members ofCongress,
the latter it seems, have appointed Mr.. Ger
|ry OF Massachusetts to supply the vacancy.
WE predicted some months ago, that if Mi
Gerry should be discarded by the people OF
his own state, an attempt Of some sort would
be made TO impose him upon the people
SOf the United States as Vice-P President
This has happened. And thus 1t appears
that q man wko is disliked by those who
know him best, is found to be fl
character to preside over millions who know
eothiag about him. At this rate, the best way
Tor q man to get into some honorable and ln-
gratiye post under the genera government
TO efer as a candidate in his nst'a state, ana
tontriyc to get himself rejected, either b,
Rlisconduct or otherwise: If we take Messrs
TOmpkins ant Gerry for examples, be may
pc sure of obtaining some fine situation
SfUat Resfa5tica.
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ly said Britain does not require more than an
absolute and fair repeal Of the French DEGREES
as they respect America.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

NwfI3CINIA-At Hn'cs holiea =, thc C'cr,,'s or.
nee at the superior Court at Clancery for the
Rchn'ond District, the second 6ay at Slar: 1912,
Charlotte Thornton, at The Kingdom OF Great-i,r-
Pdtg:
Winniired Cooke, who was Winnifred liberation,
Elias Edmunds and children ,nc heirs
ut Alice L. E'imunts row 1cccas9ti. by Joshua Zen.
nison, their guardian, Millism Fitzhugh and Eliza.
beth his vile, Joshua Tcnnison aud Kelly his wife,
ihornton Cocke, Lucy Cooke and Peter Cocke chill.
drcn OF John ar. WinTred Cooke, Henry Ward
iandon Carter and Elizabeth his wife, William Cor
don, Anne Gordon, Mary Gordon aud Eiizn6ct,
Gor'on, children Of John Gordon, deed, James
Moore and Sally LIS wife, Daniel Delaney, Thomas
X. Delaney, Anne Delaney and Mary Dclsney, Viii
liam Lewis and Margaret his wife & Sharp ID. Bald
win, heirs OF Sharp Delaney al Philadelphia, de-
ceased, Thomas Robinson, Josiah Lewis, john Tay-
oe, administrator dc bonis of John fayoe de
ceased, William Mason, administrator dc lonis non
at Francis Thornton, Richard Stuart. administrator
de bohis non of Daniel MCarty and William Helm
and Susan his wife, eSecutrix of Presley Thornton
deceased, and John 1ayloe Lomax and Charlotte h.
his wife, Arthur w Thornton, Presley Thornton
aud Virginia S. Thornton, heirs of Presley Thorn
ton. deceased. Oeffs.
The defendants John Tayloe, William Mason,
William Helm and Susan his wife, and Josiah Lewis,
not having entered their appearance and given sec.
'ty accordingto tie act of assembly and the rules of
this court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this countryit is
ordered, That the sSid defendants do appear here on
the first day of the next term and answer the bill of
the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be faith
with inserted in some newspaper published in the CT.
ty OF Richmond, for two mouths stccessively and
posted at the front door of the Capitol in the said
city.
March 81 wsw
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lRGINIA-At Superior Court of Chancery,
holden al the Capitol, in the City of Richmond,
the 15th day OF February, 1879.
George Whitloek, surviving partner of George
Whitlock, and William Forbes, grading under the
firm OF Forbes and Whitlock. phs.
,9gainss -
Henry Lee, Robert Stanard, ard Edward Hern-
don, the sheriff Of Spottsyvania county, Henry Lee,
jnnr, John Murphy, sheriff of WestmoreIand, suc-
ccssor to Walker Muse, Who successor of George
Garner, late sheriff of Wesmorsa:s,., 10 whom tie
estate of John James Maund committed,
Dsffs..
The defendant Henry Lee not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act
OF assembly and the rules Of this court and it APP
pearng to The satisfaction of the court that lie is not
annhabtant of this country motion of the plain
tifis by their COUNSEL 1T ordered that the said de
PENDANT do appear here the first day Of the next
term and the Bill of the Plaintiffs and that
a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for
two months excessively, and posted ut the front
door Of The Capitol, in the said city.
Copy. Teste,
WIN. w. HENING, C. C.
March 10 wSw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
March 6.

MARRY b. GAINES, Respectfully informs lie
Ii friends and the public in general, that he has
gotten the Smiths lately employed ny Mr.. Henley
Woodward in forging farmers utensils, &c. These,
added to the two Forgers he has previously kept in
operation, viii enable him to do all kinds of Iron
Work, suitable to the use of farmers with faithful
ness and dispatch Carey poughs Of every necessary
size will be Kept constantly on hand. :
He also begs leave to inform the public, that hay
ing increased the number of his Woodwork men, he
is resolved to prosecute the Coachmaking business
upon an extensive plan. Any employment in that
line of business will lie at all times faithfully executed
and thankfully acknowledged.
TaPpaiannock, Jan. 50. wom
N. Is, Cash will be given, for large quantity of
Wide Poplar Plank, by II. b. 6.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17
March 90.

FSViE subscribers return their thanks TO those who
n have encouraged the US Con, mission Merchants
and take this method of informing their friends and
the public, that they have made an arrangement for
the reception Of Produce in a large Fire Proof Lum-
Der liouse, the Basin. Tie strictcst attention
will DO paid tn the interest of those who may favor
us with consignmcnts
JOHN l.. THOMAS,
NORBORNE X. THOMAS
March 90. wsw
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MILLINERY g MANTUA- MAKING.--Mary
iH& Snnthnate AIillner s. N Il

MILLINERY g MANTUA-MAKING.
1VH Southgate, Nlilliner & Mantua- Maker in the
store lately occupied by Aubin iaforct as Grocery,
and opposite that of Robert Nelson & Co.. street,
Richmond, is thankful for the encouragement which
has been awarded to her exertions since she COM
menced business, and respectfully informs the ladies
of Richmond and its vicinity, that she has Just open
ed choice assortment of Fashionable .tGlkinery-
and having made arrangements with house at New
York for regular supplyof the same, together with
the prevailing fashions there, she henceorth holds
herself able TO furnish her friends with whatever they
may want in her line, on the most unexcebtionabIe
terms; and to make dresses according to the newest
fashions, such may be handed to her for iita.
ton, in the best manner, and on the shortest notice
Jan. III. wifi
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n oTIcf- ~ r~:s,rs ar'rg cams against the
~ estate or Dr Ihos. e.. r,st:c deed, ave desirei
to present them carly til, subscriber. legally an
thentcact, and receive payment; and all persons
indebted to'inc estate required to make inin,e-
da,c payment, in order to effect speedy settlement
OF the estate.
BENJx. OLIVER, jun. Executor.
Hnnoyer-Town, April 10.
VALCABLE PROPERTY. FOR S.fLE.--
Pursuant to the last will aud testament OF Doct.
Thomas Chiystie, dccc'd., late OF Hanover Town,
and by powers vcstirg nth the right, shall on
Thursday III" soth day of this month, ii fair, il not,
the next FAIR day. proceed 10 sell mt the residence OF
tie drceient, all the estate, consisting Of Household
and Kitchen Furniture, two valuable Horses Zone
remarkably gentle gig horse) Single Gig and Ilur-
ness. nearly new. with plated mounting, two Cows,
Horse Cart complete, parce. Of Bacon. an assort-
ment of Medicine, Shop Furniture, Instruments, &c.
and a large collection OF Valuable Books AT the
same time viii be sold the Lot and Houses VIII CHI
the deceased resided, and the negroes Hired for the
present year. Six months credit will be allow ed for
all sums above 90 dolls for that and under, cash
will he required.-Bonds with approved security will
be required OF the purchasers, with interest from the
date, but IT punctuay paid, the inter est will be de-
Quoted. All persons having borrowed hooks and in
struments arc requested to return them before the
day Of sale
BENJN. OLIVER, jr. Esc'oY.
Hanover Town-April 10. w2wp
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March OF.

~ OTICE-Improved window sprinrs-HavinR;
= purchased ohnsBaltthrope's patent right, for
making, constructing, using and vending his new and
useful Improvement in spring Tor fastening window
purpose fixing windows with said springs within the
said county, at reasonable rate, or will sell the
right forparticular districts of the County, shall
shortly be supplied with springs, when shall be
prepared to attend to any application which may be
made and fix any number of sashes which NAV be
required aftervery short notice.
EDWARD G. SYDNOR.
April 5. sw
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

NOTICE-.he Tenth Drawing Of the WILLIAM b
~ Mary College Lottery of Ninety numbers.
took place at the Capitol in the City of Richmond
on the Gath of March 1912, when the following nuns
bers came out of the wheel, to Wit
/ ~. II. 80 10. 90. =
Among which numbers, there are two Tierneys
and nine Ambeys.
All persons, that have drawn the fortunate num-
bers will be so good as to apply to Simon Block OF
Williamsburg, Simon Block of Richmond, either
OF whom will discharge the amount without dis
count.
The Eleventh Drawing will take place the 2.d
of April
SIMON BLOCK.
March 21st.
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March OF.

IN Observation-Disclosures County,, Feb'y
II Court, 1912.
John Gillian PPtf
TS.
Sherwood w. Cooke and Alexander Patteson,
Def's.
On the motion OF the Plaintiff by his Counsel, and
it appearing to the satsfae ton of the Court that
the defendant Cooke not iuhabitant of this state
is ordered and decreed, that unless the said Cooke
shall appear here before May Court next & an
swer the bill of the plaintiff, the Court will then pro-
coed to take the same for confessed as to him, and
decree the matter thereof accordingly, and that
copy of this order be forthwith published in some
pubic news paper of the City of Richmond for two
months successfully, and another copy be posted up
at the font door of the court-ouse of this county
Copy Teste,
,.....- R. BLDRIDGE, jr. D. c.
March 6. wSwp
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ME Observation-Disclosures informs his
Il friends aud the public generally that he has com
menced the Commission business in Lynchburg,
Virginia. where he is well prepared for the receipt
on OF any goods which may be consigned him. and al
so purchase produce agreeable to any order he
may be favored with.
HECTOR DAVIS
March 81. w4w
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\ sACON's ABRIDG EMEN1', (the New Edition }
AZ just published, aud for sale by johnson &
Warner, Richmond, q New Arrangement of the
LAW, by Matthew ib,eon-with considerable ad,li-
tons by Henry Gwim--I'be first american edition
from the sixth yoadon edition, with tie addition of
the later English s tae American decisions, (a,rdg.
ed fOm nearly seventy volumes OF later English and
American Law by Dirl yPiison, Esq. president Of
the Courts Ut Common Pleas in the seventh circuit OF
Penny vans.
or Subscribers to'the above viii please cell or
send for their books.
April 10. wom
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GALES AT AUCrION-On "Wednesday the
~ 29th inst will be sold to the highest bidder for
Cash, at the office of the subscribers, a share in
the Library Society of Richmond, sub scribed for in
the name OF Andrew Nicholson. -
FOSTER & SATCHEIL,
.34ctrs.
April TO- wtda
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

NJ OTICE--Tbis day the Copartnershp of Hob
y day and Scaton dissolved by mutual con
sent those indebted to the are requested to
call on l.. H. Seston Immediately, who is authorised
to..reccive, and will paysaIl debts due by them
JOHN HOLIDAY,
j.. H. SEATON.
TIE subscriber will continue the Chair Making
business at the old stand, and soicits the patron
age Of the public.
l.. II. SEATON.
April 8. Aw.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-04-17

" litGINlA-At itnics holden in the Clerks OF
Y fee OF the Superior Court IN Chaneery Tor the
Richuonl District, the 2d day of NlarchISi2.
FarGulsar Mckenzie, duncan Mckenzie, Cath
airline Nc 'Senzic, JOHN Chisholm, and William CHS
holm. I!tFs
AGAINST
Nathsniei Snelson admir- of the goods clattc,s
.,,d credits wheh were of John Mckenzie, dee.
aud Donald Mckenzie, John Mckenzie, William
MsKeuye, John McRae, ard Mary his wife, WIN
was formerly Mary Mckenzie, and Alexander
Chisholm, Alexander Chisholm, jun. Archibaa;
Chisholm and Donald Chisholm. .4)Jts.
The Defendants Doosid Mckenzie, John Me-.
xenzic, Wm.NlNenzie, John M'Rae * Mary his wife
AlcxrC hisholin Alcxr. Chisholm rArchibald CHS
holm and Donald Chisholm, no; having entere. their
appearance aud given security according to The Act
of Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and it ap-
pearing by satisfactory evidence, that they not
inhabitants Of this e0nntry--It is ordered, That the
said Defendants do appear here on the first day OF
the next term and answer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy ofhs order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of Richmond,
for two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the Capitol in the said City.
A copy Tcste,
WM. w. HENING. C. G.