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FAIRFAX RACES.

THE Fairfax Jockey Club Races Will
L commence at this place on "Wednesday
the Esd day Of september next. And the
subscriber having been preveiied upon to O.
pen a Training Stable, hereby notifies oil
those that may wish so enttust ham with the
management Of their horses, That he IS now
ready to receive th.n, tie owner sending
with each horse 25 dollars in advance.
The ground IS g aeoi as any in the state.
The Purses were punctuaiiy paid last aii'
and at the post.
Eohn Maddox.
Fairfax Courthouse, V. JuT2 #
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GEN. ARMSTRONG; REPLY.
NEw-YoRK, 18th Aug. l8

NEw-YoRK, 18th Aug. 1919.
M". Southv'ek--The following remarks on
, an editorial article in Sar Register Of the
l4th instant, have becond neceYary. They
shall DO brief and will, lhope,- be satisfac.
tory to every editor and eveY man, whose
guide is truth and whose aimsie public good. I"
LIST. If Judge Spencer, of@r Secretary
jenkins, have written to the head Of the War
Department, as alledged by you, it was not
done by either of those gentlemen, in my
instance nor with my privity; nor has the
fact ever reached me but through tho medi-
aus-of yoas paper of the i4th inst. never
did solicit, much less intrigue, for public
Office. Those which have been conferred
upon me, whether by this state, or by the u
nited States, have been spontaneously given
I'd. have at no time, nor on any occasion,
either written or printed any PhiHhhic or
Book" having for its object censure OF Mr.
Madison, or of his administration. Every
thing circulated by rumour on this hand,
whether in relation 10 the writing or suppress
sing book Of this description, is wholly un-
founded and
3d. Ny answer to the letter of the Secre-
tary of War, announcing the intention the
President to call me into military service, so
far from making conditions, was substantially
as follows, viz
Had he (the President) offered me Re-
yiment, / would have accepted it, believing
as do that the existing circumstances Of
the country are such, as put in requisition
the personal service Of every man in it.
This is not time to quarrel about straws."
am, Sir, Sc. &c.
"JoHN ARMSTRONG"
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- ~ q, "a ..s ~ ~-
Nasal action UPON the St. Lawrence.

Extract Of letter from an officer on board
the Gun Boat Juha, to a gentleman in Ufi-
ca, dated OoDEssBuRG, Aug. 4.
On the soth ult. the Julia was fitted out
at Sacke,'s harbar with orders TO proceed TO
this place. The 3lst we entered the st.
Lawrence, within sight of Brockville, (tcn
miles from Ogdensburg) discovered the Earl
Moira, Of ls guns, and the Duke OF Glcu-
cestcr, of 10 guns, lying to bore down
within three quarters of a mile OF them AMI
came to anchor, having prepared tor action.
At half past p. M. the enemy opened hre
upon us, which we Immediately returned.
The action continued three and a half hours !;
during which time the Duke hauled up with.
in half mile of Us, and seemed preparing
with a number Of boats 10 board Us, when two
we'll directed shot from our 32-poundcr torc-
ed her to abandon that idea. She tEcn haul
ed up with the Earl Moira under the land
battery, which consisted Of long ls's The
battery then opened upon Us heavy fire. A.
8 o'clock we weighed anchor and proceeded
to Ogdensburg.
"We had aot a man killed or wounded ;
received but little injury three shot only
struck our hull one through our Jib, and
one through our waste cloths which Also
struck the gun carriage.
"Thc Julia carries only guns, OF
which are skies. Her crew are all voiun'
tecrs. Lieut.. Fl. w. Wells, Of the brig o.
MEDIA, ommanded--Samuel Dixon, SAILING
master: Capt. Wm. Vaughn, Captain Isaac
Bcnedic, and his company OF Rificmen, were
among the volunteers"
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Orders IN Council.

On the a3d of June the Prince Regent in
Council, declared, that the Orders in Council
of January z, 1907, and Of April 26th, 1909,
should be revoked as it regarded Americ an
vessels and cargoes from the lst OF August
inst. But to this revocation Is annexed
PRovIso, that the United States shall revoke
their acts excluding British armod vessels
from their waters and interdicting commer-
cial intercourse--and A FURTHER PRovIso,
that tho Prince Regent NAY nKsfonE THE
WHOLE OR ANY PART Of the said orders TO
PULL EFFECT whenever he pleascs
We cannot believe that this repeal or rath-
er SUSPENSION, of the Orders, will be consid-
cred by our Government sufficient to justify
any relaxation Of the war.--The PRINCIPLE
OF these Orders is not abandoned--the mil
lions OF plundered PROPERTY is not restored
the thousands IMPRESSED AMERICANS are
not liberated--the sAvAeEs on our frontiers
are not disarmed--in short, NO PREPARATION
OF PAST WRONGS is made----No SECURITY
FOR FUTURE RESPECT given. Having drawn
the sword, shall we sheath it before these OBJ
jccts are accomplished, because necessity has
compelled the British government to make
TEMPORARY and PARTIAL concession No
this concession ought rather to encourage Us
60 persevere until all our just claims arc al
lowed and our essential rights established.
Hundreds Of vessels were lading 10 British
ports with goods for the American market
Great rejoicings had taken place in several
towns at the prospect Of . renewal OF trade
with this country. The news OF war has es-
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American Prize Lis..

SAtEa, August 18-Arrived and saluted the
town. privatcer ship John, Capt Benz Crowninsbied,
from cruze of 81 days, having made the fol.
lowing captures viz. schr. Union, late Holiness from
Jamaica, for Quebec, with las puncheons OF rum, n
quantity Of sugar, sc. vessel and cargo valued at
$4,000 (arrived Brig Prince Of Asturas, Stricken,
from 81. Marys, for Newcastle, timber &c. guns :
Brig Grace, Bartlett from Sc Msrys, for Plymouth,
lumber, &c 9 2guns-Dtig Richard, Redley, irom ST.
Marys, for Newcsstc, limbcf, &c. guns--sbip A.
polio, Cockere from Plymouth, tEngland,) Tor
Pctou, in ballast, 8 eighteen pound carronsdcs, =
fine snp of nearly %O0 tons-Brig Elizabeth, Walker,
from Gibraltar, for Quebec, in ballast guns, 900
tons, (arrived )--Brg Russell, Parking, from Mars
mschi, for Liverpool. timber, &c.-Brig Ceres, from
do for do. with timber, very fine vessel. Also, cap
tured three British brig. loaded with timber and coal,
and released them. Thirty.nine officers belong.
ing TO the above prizes were released on paroles
and put on shore. About 40 prisoners arrived In
the ship
CAfs NAY, fDeL) Aug. +--Tbis moment prize
master Beach has cone ashore from the Mary-Ann,
just cast anchor here, prize to the prva,eer Paul
Jones, Hazard, Of New-York. The Paul Jones, with
guns and go men. sailed from New-York, July 8.
On the 25th July, lat 90, Ion 81, two days sail from
Porto Rico, fell in with and engaged the letter OF
marquc ship Hsssan, Smith, of London with Ii guns
and 20 men, laden with wines, dry goods and saffron
inv oice cost, S2500oo from Gibraltar, bound to
Havana. The Paul Jones fought the Hassan hall an
hour when she struck. h the loss oil captain and
snsE boy waurdci had prize master put On
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Il is well known that after General Arm
strong's return from France, IL was ANNOUNCE
cd that disgustcd with the present Admins
tration, he had retired into private life. Ii
was afterwards given out, but upon what au-
thority we cannot say, that he had written
philippe against Mr.. Madison, which would
shake to its centre the popularity of the Pres
Sdent. 1t was indeed still further intimated
shat the book was actually printed, and ready
for publication, whenever the owner might
think it good policy to send it abroad. II so,
il has since been suppressed for reasons which
il does not require the aid of witchcratl to
divine.
We expressly declare, that our object in
stating the following facts Is TO convince our
readers that Mr.. Madison is destitute of the
hrmness and energy of character, essential
90 the Chief Magistrate of the Republic.
We believe what We assert to be true, If it
is not so, any contradiction, from any of the
parties concerned, if couchcd in decent
terms, will be cheerfuily admitted into our
eolums for whatever the malice of our foes
may devise to the contrary, truth is our
guide, and the public good our aim.
We assert, then, that General Armstrong
has been appointed to tho office Of Brigddier
GenerGi, upon conditions degrading to the
Administration, and which alone prove 1t in.
competent to conduct the affairs Of the Unit
ed States. -.
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On Thursday q detachment Of about 500 u. 8.
troops from forts independence ard Warren, under
the command of Lieut. Colonel JoHN /. TuTTLE,
marched through this town on their way to Albany
They consisted of Infantry and Artillery and were
followed by long train of Artillery apparatus, for
80 pieces OF Cannon, beside csisssns Of 61ed am.
munition, travelling forges, tent equippsge. bag
gage Wagons, SC. drawn by horses, all in the best
order, and Of excellent quality 100 horses besides
the officers, were in the train. The whole togeh-
made an interesting and novel sight to the citi
zens of Beston, and called up the National feelings
of every true American INDEPENDENT Chronicle.
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who recently scutIlsd and sunk the priva.
taer at Proyidenae Who attacked the Y.
States miIitia Z beers ~ Litch6eld! Who
hissed at and insulted members OF Congress
at the Exchange in Boston? TO com c nearer
home, into this very city, andan event of but
the very last week, wha, paper though tit to
grace its columns with TtIPHAMMERs,
cnoNBARs and PLouoHsHAREs, arrayed in
order of battle, declaring in positive terms, at
the same time, " To tell you the truth South
ern Brethren, we do not intend to live another
yeaf under the present national measures and
and, Aministration." We cannot complete
bali the disgusting catalogue of outrages, in
principle the same as what has proved SO dis
sssrous in the Capital of Maryland. These
sthings ought not to be just SO.
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LATEST FROM OUR SQUADRON.

The prixe.master Of the British brig Harmony,
(sent into New~York by the privateer Yankee in
forms us, that previous to his leaving the Yankee
they spoke and boarded an American vessel, the
captain of which informed them that he was board
ed the 18th IF July By officer from one Of Com.
Rodgers squadron. The boarding officer stated that
they had captured and destroyed THIKTY-ONE
SAIL OF ENGLISH VESSELS during their cruize
(New-York paper:J
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FALAourH, tEpEiand, June 29.-Thc Rsaamond
brig Of war, with Convoy bound to Quebec, No.
ya-scotia, New-I'runswick Sc. is hourly expe eted
off this fort the Hope brig of war als3 l,cund.
thither, put into the sound last evening, and WHY
take the trade here, bound to America. Gc outytcs
the Rosamond's convoy, Immediately on their ap-
pearance of this place.
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TO N, Ea;t,r Of tss Uarrea herald
.1nothey Prize.

The Y. 8. revenue cutter vigilant, Capt. Cahoone,
returned on ruesday last from a cruize. She
spoke on Monday last British brig Henry. prize
master Gee. Eddy, prize to the privaeer Yankee,
of Bristol. She is valuable brig, and WAS bound
from Gibraltar to Quebec
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DIED-in this town, the 3d inst Mrs. MARy-
HATHAWAY, aged Is, relict Of the late Mr.. Jethro
Hathaway, Of New-LedJord.
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TAMM ANY SOCIETY, OR

CoLU.MBLfN ORDER.
A stated meeting of the Tammany Society viii be
held at the Great wigmsm on 2d Monday (cvening,
in September poxs. Per order.
Aug. 81. b. Hull, jun. Secreiary.
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fore this reached shen, ana dissipaied all
their golden dreams. They will learn by
that, tha, there must be radical Change In
the conduct of their Government towards A
merica, before friendship and intercourse Can
be restored. -Trep,on True American.
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NEWPORT.
THURSDAY, .fGGUSF 20, 1912.


ON Tuesday last, a general election for
me,nbers of the 18th Congress, was held in
this State. Never did we witness greater ex-
ertions than were made by the federal faction,
ON this occasion. For more than u month
past, their runners were employed 10 every
corner OF the state, corrup,ing, by insidious
misrsp representations, the minds of the freemen
and using their engines of bribery and in
trigue, to effect q compliance with their
wishes. In fine, every species of fraud and
falshood, u'eachery and corruption, were en-
ployed &c gull and deceive the people How
much this election has cost his maiesty's
friends, or the British agents in this country,
IL is probably not for 10 10 know, but doubt
less II must have been very great. In the
country, many of the Republicans, despairing
of success, wholly neglected to attend the
polls, thereby leaving great majorities in fs-
vor OF the federal ticket. In this town, we
thank Heaven we can boast THREE HUN
DRIED AND THIRTEEN U.ND.dUA TED
REPUBLICANS appeared at the polls, and
put IN their uNcoRRUPTED votes, thos evinc-
ing their attachment To those who have stood
forth 5ravely in defence of their country's
rights-436 votes we're given in by the false
y styled :" friends Of heaee," but who arc in
fact the promoters Of war, by encouraging the
enemy with belief that our government
would not be supported in a war for the main-
tenancc OF our rights. 1t is matter OF exuita-
ton and triumph TO the friends Of America,
that so many Republicans came forward, un.
solicited, and voted for men, who never man.
ifested disposition TO surrender the rights
of tho nation, TO the tyrants and pirates OF the
ocean Several circumstances operated to in
crease the federal majority here--somc men
were irtimidated and others we're prosecuted.
Let not our friends despair OF the ultimate
success of Republicanism--it is not dead--it
will ere long rise again, and its enemies will
be prostrated. We carnot close these re-
marks without expressing our as,onishment
at the conduct of some men who were absent
from town-meeting on this occasion and 9th.
ers who voted against that government which
has not only furnished lucrative employments
for themselves, but for almost every individc-
al Of their families.
TO tie Editor Of fhs Tdrren Herald
In your paper of the 22d inst. perceive para
OF the sloop Swift, Of 600 dolls You will please to
state in your paper that the said paragraph is
un,ounded in fact
(sgrcd) JNo CoRLlss,
| .kaster Of The sch Sally, Of Gloucester.
In presence of JoHs l. Boss, j..
Newport, August Oath, 1912.
CT is requested those cdtors ,oho hare csp,ed fhe
.r'f'ce abope nlpled 20, ro, the Wu-ren paes r-a al
sc essy the esrt.feas.]
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TTOV!

A77 T. N7ION!
THE company of Newport Guards, (Infantry,D
will meet at the State House, precisely ats5s
o'clockP. NJ. THIS DAY, on business Of importsnce.
Per order. JAMES FERRY, Capt.
August 27. Jason SPRAcuR, Clerk.
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THE lower part Of the house. klcrfing to
subscriber, Ne. 50, nroad-strect. f<t
August ~. REMEMDEa PfTNAH
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INFORMATION

IF. Mr.. THOMAS LOGAN, who came 10 this eoun.
fryJrem ireland IN the year 1913, resided in the CSy
Of NswYsk. aud Lef that place about s,reIpe pssnths
since, be living he requested TO give inferuaom e
the Place 81 he residence, BY addressny a Eas 20 hs
son yhosAs LOGAN, jun. at the shamrock 0fRces
No ~. Williams ssree, .Nev-York-er If he ad,issss
h"e. through The medium Of the Pon-0Gee, 10 Bort
ION, mall receive attention. and Be dniy forwarded n
ne De dead. any persea kns,einy the lime and circvyf.
sfanees s Ms death, wia confer faoer By moksny q
kxown a6osc Besson, .iurum IL +
y B-Tns printers N the Eastern States are esfs
csdns reqncsfed 10 serpe The earse Of hxmsxjsy, 3
g,v'ng psoGoity to Ae a6sve.
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FOR SALE BY.
JOSEPH BRIGGS.

NO. 90, 2names-strsefs
$500 lbs. w. |. COFFEE;
Fresh FLOUR in half barre ~
SUGAR per bbl.;
2quarter-casks superior Madeira tvTNE
GROCERIES gener al assortment as usual.
-f.Lso-
a constant supply of GIN, (Pawtuxet
brandt which, by 'ne most competent judges, il
in the United States =
ST Commission business solicited.
Newport, August 27, 1872 VI
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John Minor.
Richmond, January p
e. Removal.
Joseph SPEAR,
eU8W
ReshectfuYy informs his friends and the iin6-

Reshect7uzzy INFORMS his 7'7ends ana ne Fa0a''
tic.
THAT he has removed his shop to Roy
al.street 10 the one lately occupied by Mr..
B. Adamson, near the Coffee House, where
he carries on the CABINET BUSINESS
in all lis various branches--ae also makes
and repairs all kinds Of Musical instruments,
such as Piano Fortes, Bass Viols, Violins,
Guitars, SC. and will also furnish Mahogany
Collins for grown persons for fifteen d0llars.
He hopes the quality of his materials the
soundncss of his work and the strict atten.
ton he intends paying to his business Will
ensure him encouragement from generous
nublic. All the above branches OF business
will be executed at the shortest notice,
November %. 10. 80"
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S. SOnnners.
no3l*
February s
e. The death of my much

loved friends Mr. nd Mrs Bolts, VINO rave
persisted in the la;e disastrous fire, d svolVes
on me The sscred duty of rendering every
aid and service in my power TO their or ehan
Children-as step in the discharge of ms
duty, will finish, for the oeneit of the 1r
children. Mr. Bots's professional tusiness>
in the Federal curt and Court Of ChanCery
And should remove to Richmond, <hich
this melancholy event has rendered prnba-
BILE, | will also finish his business ID TIC Court
Of Appeals. Those who have paid fees, VIII
have their suits finished without tur!her
charge; those who have not, it is confideEts
ly believed, will pay the fees due with enc
creased aIacrty and prompttude. y hen as.
sursd, that they will all be applied to tho
use of the children of the deceased.
1t with peculiar satisfaction, that the
Subscriber adds, lby authority that Mr..
Writ, Mr.. Hay, Mr. Williams, DIR. Dade,
MIR. Harrison and Mr. Stanard, whenever not
engaged on the opposite side to Adr Botts)
will ioin him in the discharge on this due
ty, and extend their exer,ions to Mr.; Botts's
cases in the Court of Appeals. FROM tho
known talents of these gentleme added to
the exertions of the Subscriber, it i'd conf
IDENTITY hoped, that general satifaction Will be
given TO MIR. Botts's clients.
TOhn Minor.
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DRY CO. DIS FOX ALE.

JOSEPH WHEATON having assigned
j his Store, containing handsome assert.
ment of DRY GOODS, such as Cassimeres,
fine and coarse Cloths, Coatings, Flannels,
Blankets, Callicoes, and variety of other arti-
cles, to the subscribers. which is offered at
private sale. fit should not be disposed OF
before Monday tho 10th inst it will be sold
at Public Auction on that dav, at | O'Clock,
when the terms will be made known. The
GOODS may be seen every day previous to
the 10th, between the hours OF i.iue AID thee.
SEXTON & WILLIAMSON
Washington ity Feb 4--s. j,
AS the Notes, Books and Accounts are
likewise assigned to the subscribers, they will
attend at the above store, TO settle the same,
until the l7tt instant, when those that are not
settled will be put in the hands of an attorney
for collection. div
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ID AN away abour years past,a young
II negro woman named HAM All, talI
and stout she was hires 10 respectable
Farmer, where she was wcli.treated, pro-
badly she has changed her name, IS she said
falsely she was of the Butler breed Also
some time last summer, her brother Negro
Harry, who was hired to MIR. Boliths Laws,
a brickayer in Aexandria--he is ABOUT
feet or inches high. we'll made, has
large scar On one of his thighs, believe 1t to
be the right, by the Gu, O. IN ak; ne s'e-
~ block. smiling countenance wien he is
spoken o in a friendly name, and when he
is eating his victuals water runs from his
ewes down his checks, as if crying Their
fathers name is Harry, the property OF MIR.
Edward Washington Of Fairfa2 county, Vir.
Their Mothers rame is Fanny, whcin | set
free, living at or rear the Occoqasn Mills
he may be lurking in said neighhorhood-
Whoever will bring home the SAID NeEeoes,
o, confne them in Washing ion, slexsndiia,
or Fairfax county jails, shall receive the a-
bove Reward, or Thirty Dollars for Han
nah, and Twenty TO- Harry. All p rsons
arc cautioned against harhoring or aiding
. the m II running sway fire SAD Negroes
return home, they shall have free losr''on Tor
their crime.
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FOR SALE,

A NEGRO WOMAN, about 90 years
of age, with her two female children, one "a
bout two wears old and the other months
She has been accustomed to cooking & wash
ing Appiy to the Printer.
October IL q
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.


RAN AWAY on the 3oth Jun1 last, from
the estate Of Daniel M'Carty, deceased, IN
the county of Westmorean and state OF
Virginia, Negro Man named JERRY. a.
bout thirty-fve years of age, dark com Piex-
ion, about six feet high, a bad countenance,
and remarkable scar oss bis noe' ara
another on his head, little above his lore
head he had on homespun tWIlled yarn
and cotton round jacket and pantaloons.-
Tbere is no doubt but he will change his
clothes It is therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more Particularly. 1t is
expected that he has procured a pass, or a
forged certificate of MS freedom, as be went
from neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write. and from whom he
might very readily obtain copy OF their
PASS, or certificate of freedom. 1t is colatl-
IDENTITY expected that he will endeavor 10 get
to some OF the northern CT eastern states.
He was seen short time since IN the town
of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars will be given,
if taken in the county, and il out # The state
and secured in any Jail so that get nun a.
pain. the above reward and all reasonable
charges paid, if brought home.
Richd. Stuart.
N. 3. All masters o vesseis onc other
persons, are hereby iorewarned from hafoor-
inc or employing the above described negro
Man. at their peril, or under the severest pen
alties Of the law. N %
September 10 Gu
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FOR SALE,

The whole of that Valuable Property on
Kics and Washington streets, consisting OF
seven Houses and eight Lots. A liberal Gre
dit viii be given, and application may be
mad. to the subscriber, who will remain IN
town few days; and in his absence Mi
Andrew SehotheId or Mr. Charles Siade Will
make known the terms of sale
Richard Lewis.
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FOR SALE ,

An elderly NEGRO WOA4,4JN, that has
oeee accustomed to house work, and is to-
ielaAe good cook, washer and lroner, and to
.Nis Aind OF domt site economy she has heen
m'a' practice with her present owner for
several wears For further particulars en-
qulre Of the Printer
December Ia d