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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1812-07-31

as general as the time present will admit
of, consisting in part Of Superhnc Cloths
and Cass mcres, BEAUTIFUL collection of
Rich SILKS aud other fancy articles, Cal
icos and Chintzes, Muslins, coarse and
hae Irish Linens, Sheetings, Tickling
burgs, Oznaburgs, Home. made Linens, a
general assortment of Domestic and Spun
Cotton, Kid, Morocco and Common Lea
Their Shoes, School and other Books, a.
mong which are:
8" "A Serio, Ludricro, Tragico, Comico,
Tale )" written by
Tanks Ito myself uho'
Wines, Brandy, Spirits, Holland Gin and
Rum, all of superior quality, and quaint.
~ of Whiskey, some of which is upwards
of three Years old & very good Every arti-
Gle of which was bought with cash and with
the greatest care and attention, and will be
sold low for ready pa, ment.
Shepherds. Town, MAY 8, 1919. If.
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Berkeley, IS.
May Court, 1912.
Bethuel Middleton, Complainant,
against
Daniel Hopgood, John, Elizabeth and
Rosanna Hopgood, children and Heirs
of VIM. Hopgood, decd. Defend 'nts,
In CHANCERY.
THE defendants John and Elizabeth
Il Hopgood, not having entered their
appearance agreeable to an act of ssembly
and the rules of this Court, and it appear.
ingto the satisfaction of the Court, that
they are not Inhabitants of this Common.
wealth, on motion of the Complainant, by
his counsel, it is ordered, that the said
Defendants, John and Elizabeth Hopgood,
do appear here on the second monday in
August next, to answer the bill of the Com.
plainant, and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Martinsburgh
Gazette for two months successfully, and
published at the door Of the Court. House
OF said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, c.s.c.
Nj ay 90.
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a Ii persons are hereby cautioned a.
Ia gainst taking an assignment on bond
given BY the subscriber 10 a certain Charles
Robinson. late of Hampshire County, Va.
and now Of the state of Ohio, for S 400 da-
ted some time in Nav or June, 1906, in
pa, ment for tract of land, as am deter.
mined not to pay said bond in consequence
of said Robinson not making me suffice nj
title to said land This is T. notify the said
Charles Robinson that have been and now
am ready to pay the said bond as soon as he
makes me good title.
JOHN MATHEW.
HamPshire County, Va.
Iu.L 10, lai2. &
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Fifty DOLLARS REWARD.

. AN away from the subscriber, on
IN Sunday last, a negro man named
JAMES HILL,
of yellowish black colour, about IS or Sc
years old, about feet or inches high.
has two scars in his forehead near the edge
of his hair-if confused has stammerinp
in his speech, had on and took with him
two surtui.s, one of a London brown super
fine cloth half worn, the other of coarse
dark brown cloth half worn, black super.
fine streight bodied cloth coat about half
worn, three jackets, one black satin. one
swansdown and the other mersails, black
corded constitution trowsers, fur hat, shoes
and stockings-had part of his cloths tied
in a red bandanoe handkerchief or new
shawl-If he is taken within the County,
will give Twenty. FIVE Dollars reward, andif
out of the county and secured in any Jail so
that / NAV get him again Thirty Dollars re.
ward, and all reasonable charges if brought
home. JOSIAH FLaGG.
Berkeley County, Nav %, 1912.
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Land for sale.

HE subscriber offers for sale 500 acres
Il OF unimproved land, situate in the
County OF Berkeley. Any person wishing
to purchase, will be shewn the land, and
further particulars made known, on spplica.
ton to
WILLIAM PENDLEToN, jun.
May 8, 1912. II.
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Berkeley, SIS.
June Count, 1919.
James Stephenson, Complainant,
against
Adam Eyre, Robert Eyre, Jacob Zuber,
and John Zuber, Defendants
IN CHANCthY.
THE defendants ADAM Eyre and Ro.
IL bert Eyre, not having entered their
appearance agreeable to an act of Assembly
aud the rules of this Court, and it appear.
ing to the satisfaction of the Court, tina,
they are not inhabitants of this Common.
wealth, en- motion of the complainant, by
his counsel, it is ordered, that the said de.
PENDANTS, Adam Eyre and Robert Eyre,
do appear here on the second Monday in
August next, to answer the bill of the com.
plalnant. and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Martinsburph
Gazette tor two months successfully, and
published at the door of the Court. House
of said County.
A Copy. Teste,
DAVID HUNTER, CHG.
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NEW GOODS.


THE subscriber takes the liberty of in
forming the public in general, that he
has just finished openinga
Fresh supply of GOODS,
which added to his former stock makes his
assortment tolerable complete. His late
supply consists in part of the following:
Superfne and Common Cloths, CASH
mers assorted, Cotton Cassimers, Blue
and Yellow Nankeens, Searsuckers, Fable
Linens, Towel Linen and Cotton Checks,
Mems and Women's Silk and Cotton Hose,
Mems and Women's Silk and Beaver
Gloves, Silk and Cotton Shawls, assorted
German and Irish Linens, Shifting Cot
tons, Dimities assorted, Fancy Wasting
assorted, large supply Of coarse India and
other Muslns, Ladies Tortoise and Com
mon Combs, Ladies Kid, Morocco and
Leather Slippers, Mems Coarse and Fino
Shoes, large assortment of Spun Cotton
OF different numbers, Ladies Fashionable
Bonnets, Glass, Queens and China Ware,
Fancy Lenoes, Cotton Cards, Silk and
Cotton Umbrellas, Constitution Cords,
Velvets aud rhicksets, Oil Cloths for Ia
bles, large assortment of Groceries, Grad
ling and Grass Scythes, and a number OF o.
Their articles too tedious to mention, all OF
which he will endeavour to sell as low as
Goods of the same quality can be sold IN
this part of the country.
MATTHEW 7. CLARKE,
Garrard's- Town, June S, 1912.
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Fresh Teas, Rice, Molasses, and almost
every other article in the grocery line, also,
China, Glass, Queea's, Stone, Tin and
Wooden wares, Castings, consisting of
Pots, Kettles, Ovens and Skillets.
LIKEWISE,
so barrels of good WHIS-
KEY, and a few barrels of
APPLE BRANDY, with a
general assortment Of other
LIQUORS,
Grading and Grass Scythes
English & German Whet-
stones, Hugh Longs sickles,
Herrings by the barrel,
Mems strong Leather Shoes,
Together with general assortment of
DRY GOODS.
many of which have just been received and
are now opening, and they feel no hesita-
ton in SAYING that there are very few as.
sentiments that exceed theirs, all of which
they are determined to sell on as low terms
as any Goods this side the Blue Ridge,
for ready money, or on credit to punctual
customers.
WoRTHINGTON, COOKUs, & Co.
Shepherds Town, June S, 1912.
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April "a, 1919.

Family Bibles,
DAVIS Sermons,
w sley's Sermons,
Village Sermons,
Doddrige's Sermons,
Sawkin's Sermons,
ChristisnR Researches
in Asia,
Rise and Progress IN
Religion,
Spiritual Treasury,
Practical Piety,
Christians great In
terest,
Walk of Faith,
Triumph of Faith,
Reign of Grace,
Scots Essays,
Holy War,
Ancient Isrselites,
Hsrve,'s Media.
tons,
Confession of Faith,
Devout Exercises,
Faber on the Pro-
Pheoies,
Gaston's elections,
Buffers Analogy,
Serious calls to the
unconverted,
Glad 1idings.
Guide and Refuge,
Simpsons Plea,
S smiths Essays,
Pilgrims Progress,
Dick & Pany on IN
spiratiou,
Thornton Abey,
Hive.
Watts' Psalms and
HYMNS,
w esley's Hymns,
Life of Wesley,
Ramsey's Life of
Washington.
Wee ms Life of
Washington,
Life of Dir. Franklin,
Life of Col Gardner,
kife of Col. Darwin,
Modern Europe,
Domestic Encyclo-
psdia,
ellis History,
Leo 10th,
Lorenzo de NJ edice,
MI tthews on Popu-
lation,
Select Speeches,
Stephens War,
together with many I
Jects, too numerou
book that may be
have not, they will
upon the shortest not
Shepherds Town,
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Worthington, Coohus, g Co.,
HAVE for sale the following Books, viz

toiioWin8 DOCKS, VIZ
; Parents Friend,
: Deapon's Voyages.
: History Of Ireland,
5 Revolutionary pfu.
Z tarcbs,
: Forsy,he on Fruit.
5 : trees,
5 Stranger in France,
, s Stranger in Ireland,
; Morse's Gazetteer,
! Walkers do.
; Memoirs of Cum.
$ berland,
s Jesuits Letters,
; Junius Letters,
5 Ovid's art OF Love,
: Man of Feeling,
) Thinks l to myself
; who,
$ Scottish Chiefs,
: Thaddius ofWarsaw,
! Exiles of Siberia,
{ / LA Rosenberg,
: c Gibbs in search of a
$ wife,
: Modern Of Crise Ida,
) Self Controul,
$ Prince Eugine,
; iales of Fashions
{ bic Life,
; Corinna,
$ Refusal,
; Vicar of Wakefield,
: American Lady,
s British Spy,
: Cowper's ask,
5 Campoell's Poems,
: WalterScot,'s Poems
; Burns Poems,
: Thompson's Seasons.
; Solitude Sweetened,
! History of America.
: Morse's Geography
f 5 A merican Nepos,
: Natural History,
f ) Gass' Journal,
{ Walkers Dictionary,
( Observation-Disclosures
I ------ Kew.
: Exercises,
- Sequel,
- Grammer,
; SCOTS Lessons,
s Enfelds Speaker,
; Young Mans Cons
5 panion.
: Fishers Companion,
; American Guide,
s Coughs Arithmetic,
5
more on various sub"
is for insertion-any
called for which they
| undertake to furnish
,tice.
J, June $, 1912. IT,
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James Brown, & Co.
ARE now receiving and opening at their
store Corner of the Globe Tavern in Shep-
herds Iown,) an assortment OF
.WERCH.1NDNE,
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4 TEACHER of the Latin and Greek
"A Languages is wanted, to take charge
OF school in Martinsburgh, Virginia -
the subscribers feel confident that school
in this place for teaching said languages
constantly kept, and well managed, would
produce to the Teacher S 400 per annum,
and they will assure the payment of S 500
tor the inst year, to person well qualified
to teach said languages none other need
apply.
OBED WAITE,
DAVID HUNTER.
Mastinsburgh, Iune 10, 1912, (3wl
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-06-03

had violated the supposed DEGREES or not
Indeed, the regulation about licences is not
maritime regulation, and it has nothing to do
with neutral rights. 1t is, strictly speaking,
q declaration IF The French naUigation act, In
favor of such particular persons as obtain
them, to enable such persons to bring goods
Of an origin foreign to the United States into
France.
1t is the same as if a vessel of the United
States should, by special relaxation OF the
English navigation act, obtain allcence to
bring Brazil sugars or French wines into
England. Such licence would surely not
be considered as breach, Oh the part OF Eng
land, Of our neutral rights, neither would It
be breach of such rights to conhscate our
vessels carrying such articles into England
without licence. Tie violation of the ma
yigation law, either Of France or England, is
not neutral right, and therefore the punish
ment of such violation is not breach Of neu-
trail right
Ihave .akenthe liberty TO be thus particular on
this head, because in several instances, during
the discussion with the ministers Of the Bri-
fish government, have seen a disposition in
them to confonnd with the French maritime
llot plLJ lH4o oman opNNieii lASSi'NSS'
but several regulations merely fiscal and mu-
nicipaI, bearing no relation to neutral rights,
or to the DEGREES in question.
I will terminate this statement by repeating
the solemn declaration that made to you in
my letter to you of the 3Oth January (and
There is no improperly in the repetition, since
greater length Of time has given wider
scope to the declaration,) that since my arri-
val in September last, there has not been a
single instance of the application Of the Ber-
lin and Milan DEGREES to an American vessel
or cargo, and that have not heard of their
having been SO applied, since the first OF No
vember 1910, though many instances have
occurred within that period, in which they
must have been SO applied, had they been in
vigor.
It is difficult to conceive, probably impos-
siblc to procure, and certainly insulting to
require, mass of evidence more positive
than this, or more conclusive to every unpre-
JUDGED mind.
Signed JOEL BARLOW,
documents 10 be conanued)
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THE DUKE,oF BAssANO.
No. g.
Ertract Of a K fsr from Mr.. BarlOzO TO the
Secretary Of STATE, dared


PARIS, January %, 1912.
e In consequence ofthe note of the Minister
of Foreign relations (of which had the honor
of sending you copy by the frigate, and now
send another copy announcing that he was
authorised to negociate& sign treaty fcom-
merce, on principles of perfect reciprocity,
had some personal conferences with HIM on
the nature of those principles. | then drew
ND project of a treaty and sent 1t to him On
the l7thinstant
OF have reason to presume that IN short
time. say three or four weeks, the work may
be finished and the treaty ready to be submit
ted to the President This being a matter OF
60 much importance in itself, so essential,
when finished, to have 1t dispatched as soon
as possible, by the safest and swlftest convey
ance, and so improbable that at the time con-
tempittetl shall be able to find any such con-
ycyance, but by a public ship, that have con-
cluded 20 detain the Hornet.
{. Having ventured on this resolution, [ am
now anxious to impart it to you, with the CO.
MES above mentioned, as soon as possible, and
for this purpose send the Hornet with this
dispatch 10 England, desiring Mr.. Russell to
forward it with such expeditions and safety as
may De III ulS pOHNlt 90 AAOAAS NS|iA ~ A~S a.
present from this country,
The affair ofthe Acastus now terminated
will be at least one more proof that the OBJ
noxious DEGREES are in good faith annuied
"The SHIP Acastus, captain Cottle, loaded
with tobacco, and bound from Norfolk to Ton
p;ngen, was boarded by an English frigate,
and afterwards taken by French privateer,
ard brought into Fecanp, For the fact of hav-
mo been,thus boarded. As soon as the En-
peror was informed of this by my letter of
the ID December to the Duke OF Bassano, be
ordered the ship and cargo to be restored to
her owner, all which have bad the honor to
state 10 you, and now state it to Mr. Rus
SELL
Ecsraet If ictter from 4f,. Barlo4D to The
,Secretary Of S:afe, dated
PANS, February 9th, lal2.
Having an opportunity TO send to London,
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w. CRAIG, Chairman,
D. S II MILLER, Secretary.
Head Quarters, Can. 6J0re 81. III
Sustine, llth lN4B 1912.
COPY

1
Mr.. Evans will ubIige number Of subscri"
bers, by inserting the foregoing proclamation
in his paper; also, the following extracts
from the minutes
At meeting Of the constituted authorizes
Of East Florida, May 10, Major J. CrlGhton'
chairman.
Having taken into consideration the brave
and soldier-Iike conduct of serIeant J, GaFne"
and the late William Dill, in the affair OF tie
9Th instant at San Pablo, where they gaah'iI.
defended themselves against the attack q
fourteen Spaniards and, after killing oNT
and wounded four others, finally replIse~
them:
Therefore resolved, That 500 acres OF iaA-
be added to their respective bountlGs' and '"aS
such present support may be given TO the W
dow of the latter, as On enquiry may be GeeiH'
ed necessary.
Resolued, That this resolution be read, al"
the thanks of the meeting be returned 10 SCI
jeant Garnet, Oh parade, at 10 O'Clock, H. W.
as mark of their public approbation'
Signed by order,
d. S. H. MILLER, Secretary
Making one Thousand acres qfIa"d fGs0'
At the Public Meeting held at the GroG ';rC,
Church on "Wednesday last, the fo'ioWit,''
Resolution was submitted by hfAiiNo ,.aI
SrMoNs, Esq. and seconded and suPP g ,be
by THOMAS LEE, Esq. Comptroiies % -
-
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: Nor No. By NJ Barlozy.
TRANSLATION.
Cory of letter from the Duke Of Bassano to
Mr. Barlow.
Paris, SRI january, l8I'

tGTISj SFR January, 10 lZ.
S1R-You did me the honorto apprise me
on the 18th December that certain number
of Americans, making part of the crews of
different vessels captured and carried into our
Dorts, found themselves detained in France
IS prisoners of war. Evidence taken on their
persons, and on board the vessels in which
they served, denotes that eight among them
have been seized under a neutral flag. Those
namsd Joel Wicker, Judah Swift, Herman
Dickinson, served on board the American
ship Friendship: Littleton Addison, William
Banks, Martin Kerly, and Richard Miller,
belonged to the Ametican ship Spanish Lady;
and John Beadley, to the PapPenbargh yes
sci the Catharine.
His Majesty the Emperor, upon the report
which j have presented TO him, has ordered
that these eight seamen, whatever may have
been the causes of the capture of their YES
sells, be placed at the disposition of their go
vernasent.
T6e ancient decisions applicable to all sea-
men making pert of the crew Of an enemy
vessel VII atevcr nav be their citizenship,
Ta4asuahte do rot permit to be extended to
American seamen, found under such clrcum-
stances, the friendly measure of which have
the hoporto MORN you.
8 Accept, Sir the assurances OF my high con-
side ,;on, &c, &c.
(Slgned)s
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DOCUMENTS
No. 6.*
Mr.. Borlozv to the Secretary Of State.
PARIS, January 4th, 1912.

PARIS, January 4th, 1912.
SIR,
Though MIR Morris has been gone IS
hours, send this by the mail to take its
chance of reaching Cherbourg before the sail
inc of the frigate, Just to say, that Mr.. Bid
die, the messenger by the Hornet, has reach
ed me. have scarcely had time to open the
packets, but shall lose no time in obeylng
your instructions as far as l am able, as soon
as find what they are; and Hope not to de-
tain the Hornet after her return from En-
gland.
With great respect and attachment,
Your obcdient serv't,
A y7Y n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-02
NEWS FROM THE INDIANS.

'-. DIT. LOUIS, April II,
FROM fort Madison, we learn, that the
Puans constantly hover about the garrison.
they lately shot centinel and on the same
day one OF them was killed by shot from
the fort.
Como party who arrived here a few
days ago, have met gov. Edwards at Caho-
kia, the result Of the conference has not
yet TRANSFERRED. Como reports that the In
Clan who killed Mr.. Cox on Wood river, is
now at peoria he belongs to the St. Jose ph S
band ot Putawatomes, has numerous con-
nections, who would attack and destroy
him it he delivered the murderers to the
whitc1, he promises to point him out TO any
party government may send.
Accounts from la Haut Missouri, announ-
ces general peace among the indians it is
said that the earthquakes has created this
pacihcation.
.HhW25.
We learn from unquectlonablc authority.
that governor Howard has received evi-
dencc so satisfactory to him that the late
murder OF O'Neil's family, on the Missis-
sippi. was perpetrated by party Of Kick
apo3s, that he has made a demand of them
from governor Edwards, and transmitted
to him the evidence of their guilt. Thus
every day developes more and more of the
system on which those savages act while
one part is making the most humble pro.
tessions OF friendship, another part Of the
same band or tribe is gluttiug its sanguina-
ry vengeance upon our defcnceless women
and child en- and unless this insidious
course be arrested by the co-ercive arm OF
governments We can expect nothing less than
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-02

EfDuCATION.--The public are hereby Informed,
a That MIR. Fred Rae has been employed in the
school under the care of the subscribers. a, q
French Teacher 1t is only, necessary ia. say. that
tins geneinans qualifications to discharge the duties
OF lis office, are unexeeptonable aud rs the whole
OF ms time rs to be spent in the school, few more
students, both of males and females especially ;fth.v
have made some progress in their education, may
obtain admittance. The prices of tuition per annun
will be at the following rates -
;. FOR English, including Geographic Arithmetic,
English Grammar, sc. S30--if French be added. o..
Tor French alone, S40--for Latin, Greek, Eucld's
Elements, Algebra, &c. S40--if French be added,
$3.50. ]. III. TURNER
....- w. CAUBFiELD.
May %. enaw
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May 80.

MANUEL e. ADAMS now receiving from
~ Boston and New-York---
Hardware, Ironmongery and Cutlery--.aso Militia
ry Goods, consisting of best English Gilt Scabbard
Sa6res, Plated and Gilt Hangers, Gold, Plated Gilt
Iery, Infantry and Navy Buttons, Plated and Gilt
Cord, Gold aud Silver Velum Lace, Morocco Sword
Belts, Feathers, DRUMS and Flies, Cockades, SC
Also one case Irish Linens, bales India Cottons
and Biubber Oil, Sheet Lead, Castings pine. 4
quarter casks half quarter casks genuine old Ma
ders Wine, 40 casks White Lead and 20 barrels
Fork, Which he offers for sale moderate terms
May ". w4w
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-02

fEWENTY DOLLARS REV.4RD.-Eloned
Il on the Goth of December last, negro lad by
the name OF CHARLES, belonging to the estate of
Edmund Lawrence, deed. He is about SEVENTEEN
years OF age, live feet six inches high stout
and well grown, with rather thick and pouting Inns;
ne has relations and acquaintance in the neghbor.
hood OF Louisa Court House, at Mr. Peter Nelson's
IN caroline and his father lives in the neighborhoo
Ot DR.: berkley, in Hanover. The above reward will
be paid to any person who will deliver the said lad
to the subscriber living in Spottsylvania
May 90. ~o,n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-06-02

M ARSHAL'S SALES.---By vrture of a Decree
1VE of the Court of the United States for the 6ftI
circuit Ia the Virginia District in "A suit therein de-
pending wherein Thomas Pnkcrton aud Daniel
zen assisnees of DOns and Burton are plaintiffs and
Panuei Shelton an" Robert Morrison and Mildred
t's wife, which said Samuel and Mildred are admin.
TRAITOR and administrative of Clough Shelton deed
VINO was one OF the partners of Clough Shelton & Co
tate merchants and partners and of Shelton Win.
Trey and company likewise merchants and partners
Vhe SAID Robert Morrison and Mildred his wifi, in
right OF the said Mildred who was widow and rerot
si The said Clough Shelton decd. Ccily A. Shelton.
1alia e. Shelton, William Shelton, Nelson II
ohciton and others defendants in Chancerv, pro
nounecd on the 9Th June 1910. VIII he sold for
ready money at Public Auction to the highest bid
Ger at the dwelling House Of the said Robert Morri
son IN the county Of Abemarle on the 25th tay of
June next nine hundred acres of land lying in the
county Of AMI erst with all the Horses Mules and
al other Improvements and also the following Slaves
AMI the increase Of the females Of the same if any
". Grace, Mary, James, Ben, Diner, Acc, Cloe..
Tom, simon, Fanny, Adam, CioiIy, Alec, Mel, MI.
me, Namely, feuben and Neal to raise certain sums
ct money m said decree mentioned
WILLIAM MANN, ID. NJ
A. MOORE, VI. ". ID
N1ay 95th, 1919. tds.