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'IStFsTs. IHo7lIas OlIVer, Jainfs z. .7nfAonI ana
Jacob Ksaay,
GENTLEMI
4 NICE more am constrained to give you notice
W that on Saturday the 2Stb of November 1919,
shall proceed 90 take the dispositions Of Capt John
+. Price and MIR. Gideon Hatcher, at the Washing.
ton Tavern in the city Of Richmond between sun.
rise and sunset OF that Gay 10 be read as evidence
in suit depending in the Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond District, in which am
plaintiff aud yourselves defendants, at which time x
place you May attend if you please.
JOHN MCBRIDE.
November 10, w3wp
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& want to empty with small family
Il otherwise a ingle msn would he preferred.
VIM. YOUNG.
Henrico, Brok, Nov. IA. If I,
Wants employment in Counting House, a youngl
man who can cope well recommended for business
sc. apply as abs.e.
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VIE Subscriber will receive in q few days gene
~ raj assortment Of dry geo1s. suited 20 ihc scay
500 consisting OF Napt COVons, Plains, llnse and
Striped Blankets, annel5. Boinbazcttes Saperioe
Cloths K Casdmeres, Manchester Stuff, o. Hs -
Which viii be cold or hbe al terms.
Nov 3
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1--WE SUBSCRIBER, having leased ihe I arerr
n anti other isDuses At Hanover Coufth"use, Tor
The term 81 .irte Years, proposes opening n
iayera on the ist os Jsnuary, 1873.
lie vii! provide ':nsscif w'ts, good beds. liquors
and Diet for, the accommodation of the pablo. a
house unconncctss, &ith the Tavern wili be a2pro-
pisa,ed tn the ol families. MIR. Chandler Will
,-re', sehooi ia the White House. eau, board
sro,n ten To fifteen scholars, the terms nentiune,
M Mr.. Chandiers advertisement below.
JOHN THORNTON.
October s. 1912.
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NO TOE.

NO(ICE r..
virtue OF eed of trust bearing date the sta
ED day of Deco nbcr iS1g and OF record In Atbe.
marie county c0it, executed by Mary Thomson,
Jesse Davenport md Susannah his wife to the sub
scTlbers to sesur9hc payment of debt dne 70
William Galt-Nill be exposed at pnl,iie sale fol
ready money at tie house now occupied by sal,
Davenport on tn, 10th day Of December next al
the said jesse Da,enports interest in the real estate
which may be coming to him from the estate Of Vypd
dy Thompson and Mary his wife in consequence Of
said Davenport's ifermarrage with his wife Su,an.
nah daughter os he said Wsddy and Mary. or s,,
much thereof as st'li be sufficient 80 pay the b..
anee o; the deb, il the deed aforesaid mentioned
Acung as trustees ~ the benefit of others will
vey such title only is vested in lis by the dec
foresad. ~
10 H.WWTcITOL.HS.) "A \
.Scvenbcr -. al
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THOMAS TO WLES,
PETER RICE and
FLEMING BATES.
NoYemher %.

HOUND on the 5th of the present month twenty
q dollars at Go0chland Court House which may
be had by the owner, when he has identified his
money and paid the charges of this advertisement.
VIM. PERKINS Ir.
Goochisnd Court House, Nov. ~. w4wp
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November 8

NiRGINiA-h Rules holden in the Jerks
v Office of the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond district, the 11th day of August 1872
Timothy Brundidge, John Minor & Philip Harri-
son, executors of Benjamin Bolts, decd. who sue
as well for themselves, as such other creditors of
John West deed will come in, and contribute to
the expences of this suit. Fltfss.
against
John West, and William Jacobs Def,s.
THE Defendant William Jacobs not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according to
the Act OF Assembly and the Rules of this Court and
itappearng by satisfactory evidences that he is not
the said Defendant 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 forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the City of Rich
mond, for two months successfully and posted at
the front door of the Capitol, in the said City
Copy,--Teste,
VIM. w. HENING. C. C.
Nov TO- wsw
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Z lNERPUOL BIUU.V S.dLYI-f'or sale. a..
A 4 float, or in store on moderate terms, Li,erpoo,
filled Sack Salt. Apay to a. SHgRP
For freight or elister, the ship Pbo,nix. captair
Parker, now at Bermuda Hundred, on her third
voyage, ready for the reception of a cargo
November IL. r.
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srAnMtJtS' BaNk vr
q Stock4 os,es are hereby Motif. !. THAI 4.
bly, to the qharter orincorporstion, the thir.li
ment OF tw4nty five dollars share on the &
Stock, win e payable at the Bank, or p the
fore the 7th of Dec. next.
October 16. i..,rD
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3 EATHER & HARDWARE.-T have now ON
a a hand complete assortment of Northern Lea
Their; plated and common Saddlery: Carriage and
Gig Mountings; Brushes, Whips and Spnrs; Curri-
ers', Shoemakers' and Saddlers' Tools-For sale op-
poste the Eagle Tavern.
JOHJV .NcPUERSON.
n. Ii. Country Merchants, Farmers and Mocha
ncks are earnestly requested to call, as am deter
mined to sell loy for cash good paper.
Ostober 6. Wifi
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gsvoMFKINs & MURRAY. hare reeeired

FkVOMi KINS & MURRAY, have received L.
q are now openinghe LONDON GOODS, con-.
slsting OF a valuable and extensive assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres hens, CaIicoes. Muslins. sc,
Sex on board of tlt Oliver Ellsworth from liver.
pool now, at City P'ht, they have considerable
portion % their coaFc Wooeus, Hardware and
Cutlery which may \ expected up in the course of
or 10 days; all Of thieh they offer for sale, or
reasonable terms, fOI tash on negotiable paper.
0T so Bales NaptCottons on hand.
Nov. 8. If
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Prince E,lw, I'd. November T.. d '"10'

n APT Cctt,ns, Blankets. Salt, &c.-.Ifuroky I
~ Scott expect to receive in few days
III bales Napt Cottons, white and blue FlanncIs
striped Blankets,
10 casks Hardware, 4
500 sacks SAT-, filled in Liverpool-and have 4
hand, Antigus Rum, brown Sugars, Green Coffei
Liverpool Salt fine and ground in sacks; countrvj
ron, and few barrels inspected Herrings; Whit
they offer for SHE on liberal terms, on the eros
street leading to Mayo's Bridge.
November Ii. tri
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n, EGR0ES FOR SALE-On Mon.lay the H.
~ 'isy VI 3ecemb"r next. at the former r,
dence or AL'G,an B. Venable decd, near Eas
vile IN Prince Etsard County, will he sold toi
highest bidder, for cssh-Twenty I'VE negroes. n,,i
sisting of Men. Women and Children, the crop
Corn, Oats, lily, livestock of Horses, Cattle, ho
and sheep, plantation utensils, &c. Should the d.
proposed be wet, he sale will be postponed for tn
day, but proceed as soon as the weather >wili per
NIT aud will be continued from day 10 day if tn
sale be not complicated in one dav.
RICAiRD ": FE.N:2BLE, .7d,n,. of
n. b. Eenabfe, dec'r
Prince Edward November IL 6,
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7lfONG WH[CH ARE.

.fJTOgfJ WHICH HE,
50 bales blankets, lains, Coarse and Zinc Cloths
kersimeres, nc. ~ casks Hardware, Cutler,
Saddlery, and PIatsd Ware so trunks aud case
Callicoes, Cotton Shifting, Dirnties, Cambricks.
ne. eases aud : bale Irish Linen, awns, Shoes.
ing and Brown Holland; i4-cases Hats; IL casks
Shot ~ cases beh Dnrhtn Mustard trunks
Buttons Q trunks Pins trunks Wnoicn and
Cotton Hosiery trunks Tape, Marking rhroad,
Shirt Moulds, Wires, sc tFnnk Sewing Silk
rs casks Wrought Mails 8 casks Coppcts,s, &c.
also,
200 kegs White Lead. Patty, Blister ard Fsggo'
Steel, Smiths Bellows. An,s, aud Vices, Mill sud
Cross-Cut Saws, Se. &c.
Petersburg, .NoseDi6ef &. sw
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Az Ill he SOLD TO tue highest bidder at Nor
w th'Imberland courthouse, on Monday the 18th
day OF Deeembernex (f fair it not the next fair day.
between the horrs of ten and three O'clock hat well
known Tract Of Land called Sbyinr feid nav in fhe
possession OF Col Thos. ID. Downing Ivy the subscri-
bers, commissioners, in pursuance of decree of the
district court ct Chancery, held in Williamsburg, H.
behalf OF JOS Jones Monroe against john Heath and
said Downipo.
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October eY;h, 1910.
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DANIEL car

Exeeuto' y the Ease UTH and 7esta,s enc
IF Robert Means, deed
November IL IDS
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for: Ofthat, we pretend not TO judge
But this much We knosy,-that the elective
franchise may be extended too far, as has
been wofully experienced already in this coun-
try. We could name a city in which men
have voted for members of Congress, sc. who,
SO far from having any interest in the ma
tional affairs, could not possibly have had any
Knowledge of them. And it may be remark
ed, that those who look upon the right of
suffrage as SO inestimable privilege, can
easily acquire it by the purchase Of few acres.
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PUBLIC SALE.

By vttnc Of a decree Of the United States'
Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia,
held at alexandria, zuU be e1tosed TO Sale,
ON the 7th day Of March,
A Piece Of Ground, situated
on Fayette Alley, in the town of Alexandria
beginning at the distance of 60 feet from the
intersection of Union Street & Fayette Alley,
and running on the said Alley 4s feet-thenee
North Is feet inches--thence West 4S feet
thence South Is feet inches-thence to
the beginning Terms of Sale and months
for good endorsed notes, negotiable at tho
Bank of Alexandris, and deed of trust on
the property.
The Commissioners.
February 26 cots
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Port of Alexandrsa.
ENTERED

ENTERED
Ship Pocahontas, Atwell, St. Ubes; salt !;
to Iawrason and Fowle.
Brig Presage, Rutherford, Madeira wine ;
Bowie & Kurtz.
Schooner Alexandra, Bowie, Baltimore;
sundries; different merchants.
Brig Economy, West, New-York; do. DO.
- SiIkworm, Burnham, Boston do. J.
G. Ladd.
- Betsey, Barker, do. do. do
- Leo, Adams, do. 90. Law
rason and Fowle.
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WAsH1NeToN Cry, Feb. IS.

WASHiNGTCh Cif - L CV' 90
The United States frigate Constitution,
Captain Hull, has arrived IN Hampton Roads.
Charles Morris, Esquire, the LIST Lieutenant,
reached this city on Saturday night last, at 10
O'clock, with dispatches frem our Minister in
France and Charge d'Affaires in England
The frigate had passage of Al days from
France.
It is understood that our envoy, Mr.Barlow,
was received in a very favorable manner by
the Emperor of France; that he had present.
ed interesting explanations on the subject OF
his mission, and was then engaged in the dis
cussion of them with the Minister of Foreign
Relations appears also that the des hes
from our government to Mr.. Barlow, vans.
mitted by the Hornet, had been presented to
him by Lieut.. Biddle.
1t is said that no change had taken place in
England at the time the Constitution lett that
country of "a favorable character. The des-
patches from Mr.. Russell, however, are un-
derstood to be of old date, and mostly dupll-
Gates.
rhe return of the Hornet may be daily ex-
posted; by which vessel we hope to receive
information, respecting our foreign concerns,
of a more decisive character.
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NORFOLK, February 81.


Arrived in the bay on "Wednesday, and at
United States frigate Constitution, Captain
Hull, from Cherbourg, which place she left
on the 9th of January. Dispatches by this
ship, tor the Secretary of State. were landed
on Wednesday, and forwarded Immediately
by special messenger 70 Washington. OF
the nature of these dispatches it would be Idle
in Us to offer any conjecture. We have been
favored with file of Paris papers to the 5th
Of January, of which we have only had slight
view we do not perceive any thing OF i'm
portance in them, nor any thing relative to
American affairs. We understand that there
has been no public Or official act done in rela.
tlon to our affairs. If matters are no better,
thcyare no worse. Upon this subject, we
must wait with patience for the official pro-
mitigation, which may be expected in lew
days.
1t is said and believed in France, that a rup-
ture between that nation and Russia will
shortly take place but rpon what grounds
we have not been able to perceive in our
French papers. We however observe, that
Efficient means had been taken to recruit the
French armies The Conservative Senate, at
1lastance Of the Emperor, passed decree
Oh the Goth Of Dec. putting 2uc hundred and
twenty thou2and men OF the CONSUMPTION Of
Sl2, at the disposition Of the minister of war,
and measures were taken for their junction
with the armies.
The fr;gates AIedusa and La Nymph, from
Java, had arrived at Brest.
The United States Brig Hornet arrived in
nj Sollp ne
next day for England.
A most dreadful gale Of wind happened a.
bout the last of December, which is thus no.
tced under the Amsterdam head of the 18th
December.
GA convoy of $50 sail, escorted by two
ships of the line, and English frigates, has
encountered dreadful storm upon our coast.
The Hero, "a, with complement of $50 men,
is entirely lost Two other 74's have appear
ed off Egmont-op-Zee; they appeared to be
in dangerous situation.
GA brig is lost upon the coast of the Tex
ell there were but II of her men saved
Another brig has been more fortunate she
entered the great read OF the Texel, and was
taken. She is very fine brig, armed with
twenty 80 pound carronades, and 100 men.
GA vessel loaded with cannon has been
shipwrecked. She could not be saved.
"Our coast is covered with wrecks. No
thing is to be seen but casks of powder, cases
OF muskets, and thousand objects of every
kind. 1t appears that many OF these, vessels
were loaded with munitions Of war.
:. The loss of the English is estimated at
more than 5000 men, The greatest part of
the convoy of $50 vessels may be considered
as lost"
DIED, last evening General THOMAS Ma
THEws, respectable and much esteemed cl-
tizen of this borough. The General had snt-
tered for long time under an incurable ma
lady, from whose cruel effects no hopes OF
deliverance could be INDUCED, but in the fatal
catastrophe, which it is our mournful duty now
to record under this severe affection, he ex-
hibited the most admirable patience and resls-
nation to the last fatal moment.
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NOTICE.
70 the OzvneTs Of Tobacco Of the .fquia Inc
SHecLi0H. y.
February %

VCCEIUV.
A LII who hola Iobacco Notes under tho
L. signature Of Stone and Burlington and
Darlington and Williams late Inspectors at
this place, are hereby required to bring
them in, and take charge of their Tobacco.
The Inspection has ceased, and FROM it's
standing for some years past, under tho
laws Of Virginia, the Tobacco lies at the
risk of the owners The insuficiency of the
Ware House to keep Tobacco, and parti.
cular wish to close the inspection, induce the
subscribers to give this ',otice
Burlington & Williams.
AQUA, Dec. 10, l8ll--Feb. 26 cost
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL
The foa5owang Tracts Of Land,
st. ED WARDS, H.aRRISON'S Plains,
BOSTON, COMMONS, e TO1HPXI.N.
SOW'S LONG LOOKED-FOR-
" ENG in BODY, al forming his resi-
L-S dencc on the Potomac river, just above
~ arvlend Point, in Charles County. about
Is or so miles below the city of Washing
ton, containing about $50 acres, we'll adapt
ed to the growth of grain, tobacco, &c 49,
about 100 acres are in wood and excellent
timber; it lies perfectly level excellent
fish & crabs in their seasons. The improves
ments are, tolerab!e comfortable dwelling
house with four rooms below and one above
stairs, piazza ii front, kitchen, meat house,
milk house and dairy; large barn, with
gra1ary, carriage house, and stables for SIX
teen horses under the same roof; good o.
vers .3rs' house, spring of most excellent
water aithin SO yards of the kitchen door.
One other Tract about four
miles from the Potomac, on the main road
leading to two ferries, containing between
$50 and 400 acres, well known by the name
of the " Trait ;" good stand for country
store and tavern. The improvements are,
a good dwelling house, kitchen, meat house,
store house and granary.
Two other Tracts adjoining,
containing IS acres, called 50 Hudson's Dis.
othoiatnlens and the Land f LiJerty"
WILL ALSO SELL
NV on, third part OF Tract of Land CALI.
ed " William aid James," but generally
known by the name OF Indian Iown," lying
on Naniemoy Creek, about two and half
miles from its mouth. This land lies level,
and is inferior to few tracts, if any, for the
fertility Of it's soil in the production of grain,
tobacco, &c. and is we'll worth the attention
of any person wishing to purchase small
firm of about $50 or 800 acres excellent
fish at all times of the year, crabs in their
season in great abundance; wild fowl plenty,
& in perfection during the fall and winter
months
Ii those lands are not previously disposed
of at private sale, they will be offered at
Public Sale, at Mr.. Pye's tavern, in the town
of Port obacco, on Wednesday, the 18th
day of March next, when the terms will be
made known have deemed it unnecessary
to more particular in describing them, as
any person wishing to purchase, appre-
bend, would first view them.
William d. Harrison.
St Edwards, IAN. 9-ls dtl sthMarch
TO RENT,
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ALEXANDRIA.
-,-.z-rsDAY MORNING, February 20.

g 10 sHEw
.esaNp BopY or iHa TIME
fA' .oaM AND Pressure,
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RuNoRS.

r.norted last evening, that Vessei
..,,,ved at Baltimore bringing very late
''0 - from England stating, that Mr.
' I'D been recalled, andthat the Prince
'''s. ;. sneech at the opening Of Parlla-
rvs ,ssred no favorable prospects. we
a''As Understood that letter has been
''' u in Washington, from French OF
TO- mentioning the probability OF a War
s,,ren France and Russia
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FOREIGN.
HOUSE OF COMMONS, June ls.
ORDERS IN COUNCIL.
rUeEnke Cn11cInHedH

Mr., Rose began by observing, that from
the manner in which the non. gentleman
had given his notice, it was impossible to
have foreseen he meant to bring forward
such motion as the present---and he was
confident that many gentlemen who were
absent, would be now in their, places, had
they known of the motion. For his own
part, he must say, he was not fully prepar-
ed for the discussion of the gucstion-and
he was sure MANY other gentlemen had
not had time 90 make themselves sufficient
ly acquainted with the evidence. However
as the motion was brought forward ne would
endeavoi' to lay his IDEAS Oil the subject be-
fore tbs house as well as he could. To e.
very thing the hon. gentleman had said con-
corning the diS.resscs Of the aboring manu-
facturers, he was ready TO Subscribe no
man could feel more than he did for their ST.
;ua tiop. He was SIRE that no man who
knew him would believe that he was indifF-
erent to their distresses. sto the orders
in council. they originally had no cornmerci
al objects in view. They were issued mere
ly for retaliation against the unjust and vi d.
olcht DEGREES Of the ensmy.--i'he honora-
bic gentleman said no witnesses we're bro't
forward 30 contradict the witnesses at the
bar. Very tine and the reason was, that
the laborers in mabufac tories had so strong
prejudice ON this subject. that no evidence
would remove from their minds that the or
ders in council had been the cause Of their
dstresses. As to the assertion OF the hon.
gentleman, that false entries had been col
lusveiy made at the custom house, for the
purpose Of increasing the nominal value 81
our exports, be could assert that no such
thing was done. The report originated in
the circumstance Of a man haying entered
his goods at less amount than they really
were. and when the thing was found out
he was called upon to amend his entry -
The loss of trade to America was not Sc
great as the hon. gentleman stated. On a
fair average, it would be found 10 be nomore
than ten OF eleven millions. And the ques-
ton was whether the proposed remedy tc
\ set back this trade yysaldroS be PURCHASING
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5000 tickets at Ten Dollars each $3.50, 900
CASH PRIZES
Subject to . deduction of fifteen per cent.
=, -. STATIONARY fyi2eS as foiloSD:
First drawn ticket entitled TO $4,000
u.s., 49,. 5 5o@o blanks Sle each
do ticket after the 6O0O blanks $4,000
First ';cket on the Eth aud until the 25tb
49,, day S5oOeacb
rot D0 e sh to ssth GSxs1p'ng the 100 Tickets
The SID ten prizes to consist of The numbers fror,
TO 1000 inclusive, each hundred OF the said 1000 10
be one prize, the first drawn hundred tr lowest mum.
Der for the 25th day, and 30 regularly ascending TO
tie 35th
FIRST drawn ticket on the 18th $1,000
DO. seth to 4fst 500
DO. dist to 50th inclusive 1000
DO. SSH, day 10000
The Object contemplated TO be accomplished by
tie above scheme, is emnently entitled TO the Fayer
and patronage OF the citizens Of Baltimore The es.
tabisneut Of Medical College vii ungueStionably
have beneficial influence on the general literary
eiaraeteroF our cjty-on IT perhaps may be hereal-
ter cnsrafted the other Colleges, and this an unver.
SHY he constituted.
IL will however give other important advantages
1T viii promote spirit Of investigation in IN Is
Guilty, IT wi induce young men Of talents TO establish
themselves in our city, and thereby permanently Sc
10 this community the best cid that can be at
rorded By the medical profession. u may also be
proper TO remark that If this school should prosper
cd annually in this city, which would otherwise be
diSbnrsed ~ other places.
We presu'ae that those gentlemen who are anx.
ous for the adyancemcnt Of the interests of Bsiti-
more, will give their support on the above cOnsi
derations
TO those who inclined to profit themselves az
the same time that they encourage us---wc conf
IDENTITY say, that scheme of lottery so splendid or
promising As the above, has been offered in this
country.
TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY,
Is row drawing in the city nc l}altimore-All .hc
high PRTzEs still in the wheel.
Present price Of Tickets, ST. 80, but will soon
advance
applications for Tickets from distant places (pos
paid incosng the cash. addressed TO either of the
Subscribers, at their respective Lottery Offices la
Baltimore, will he Immediately attended to.
KEARNY WHARTON, South.st
PHILIP VI. NICKIIN, No. 2O2, Markets..
J. I. COHEN, Jun'r. Medical College Iottery
Office, No. 10, Market-st.
". ". Slips Of eGct day's drG.virg arc regularly
published and viii be forwarded to those who may
apply.
baltimore. Jdly 2. 9swt1st0ot.