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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-24
SAVANNAH, April IS.

A gentleman arrived in this city yesterday
who left Amelia on the 10th instant, informs
us, that the Governor CT Augustine was de-
termined not TO surrender The place TIL lie was
compelled by superior force, and that inc
taking it should cost the patriots and their az.
herents dear--the force in the place was h0'
known--the Patriots force was from 4oo 70
$50. 81,
Our informant left Amelia in company WIN
the following vessels--the brig Betsey' OF per
muda, who struck on the Bar, and IS suPPoS5'
ed will be lost-Ships Amazon, Turner ~
nited States, Gurdon; Good Friends, holnp p.
son, with dry goods, to the amount OF uP|a'S;a
of 1000 600 dollars, all bound to Phiaue,p' "s
eight other ships bound to Europe anu NV
gun-boats, to St. Augustine.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-24

knowledge Of the military plans and measures $
of that illustrious man, by the homage due to.
his superior virtue, and the grateful remem-
branee, which hold Tin common with all who,
served under him Of his benignity and JUS
tice.
Apprehending that longer delay might e
yentuatc in leaving altogether unexecuted my
design, IsresolYed for the present to contine
myself to these memoirs, dcferring to some
future day, or to more adequate abilities, the
completion of my original plan.
ITO be continued.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-24

follow the dictates of their o,v,
not adopt the sentiment of fhe ,sn'nds, and
New York. There is no danger from from
position. The president Of the un; ula an n cp
Tor fourteen years has been omnino,sr. oales
evil has not been from the minorty ~ Ill.,. The
gentlemen not pursuing the dictates 'ot ron
own understandings. 's OF their
MIR. r. then brought to tbe ,o
house the dlminutive trade Of the VI The
France, and which has been din;, H;uhpy to
herown regulations, in compar;son ,.'' BY
trade to all tie rest OF tile world He sa;a our IF
we are called upon to resist, he womb J1'a' II
to shew our resistance where it IS ~ WISH
and necessary. AS to the observ.,; apoclaAt
friend from North Carolina (Mr. Man NJ u MS
our only alternative now is war-tbat ') 'nas
position had been or could be made - ~ pro-
stitute !; he said propositions had been ',. saO'
and he would pledge his head one m;ah4 IL,
be made, If both belligerents were y;eIaa
with the same eye by our government WHY
asked Mr.. X. is the reciprocity, while ~,
armed vessels of one only are admitted z
to the existence of the French DEGREES ,Is
burning OF our property on the hieb se,. ~ y
damning proof that they have not been revol .
ed. 'A-
hegentleman fromNJ (Mr Boyd}tbe otb.,
day proposed 100 days for the period of fl.
embargo, which was negatived. If we aoras
now to the amendment of 90 days, it is confes.
sion that our argument the other day ws.
right, and that those who opposed us wera
wrong and it confirms the opinion Of tbs
chairman of the committee of foreign vel.
tons (Mr. Porler) that it was inexpedient ;,
lay an eubargo for 60 days, until we wero
within 60 days of preparation for war, and wbo
said he was IN favor ofan embargo as pre-.
paratory measure.
He said there could be nothing more cruey
to the merchant, who has given 10 dollars per
barrel tor Hour, and who has incurred the ey.
pence of shipping, sc. to carry it to market
1t will also be the ruin Of the planter. He in.
treated the house to defer it, until the mer.
chant, who has bought on credit of the nan.
ter can turn himself. There is no alterna.
tive-the merchant must be ruined, and the
planter greatly injured
He wished that we might think Of the mill,
at Brandywine and Petersburgh. There is
no calculating the benefit which would arise
from defering it week, and no possible
good can arise from hurrying it. If It's to
ruin the allies upon tbs Peninsula, upon the
argument of gentlemen it cannot answer as
no one can suppose they have not 90 DAYS
supply on hand.
: Mr. Wldgery spoke with much passionand
warmth IN, favor OF the embargo and war.
lNIr. Stewart said, if it was in order, he would
ask the gentleman from Massachusetts (NIr.
Widgery) a few questions. He would ask
that gentleman i'll was during the last en-
bargoa ship owner s--tif 50, did he not go to
England during the embargo Ifso, how did
he gof
Mr.. Widgery answered that he went by wa.
ter.
The Speaker observed these questions were
not 10 order.
Mr., Stewart said if they were not in order
he would sit down
TO be continued
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-24
BOSTON, April II.
Mere Of the French war

mere OF me Tfcnc" J,
In the Regulator, which arrived yeS,ttu tts
came passenger capt. Hincks, late OF o. .us
Ruthy taken by the French in the Me en,s bv
mean, retaken by the English, and sou i"
capt. Hincks at Gibrater. Capt. H. wa ;
passenger in the brig Bctsey, hrlmole.O ~,
from Gibraltar for Boston, which wen. . Co. e.,
the Capcs of the Delaware on the sth 'n''' '0'
The Betsy a was boarded March rs, lat fro so
lon 50, from the two French frlga,e nd four
Nantz, which put on board The mate I,r s1'J
men belonging to the brig ADV y,hastIndies,
CURTIS, of Boston, from the Wess md 7
with cargo of 90 puncheons OF ,una n;ne 10 a
bhds. molasses-and three men oelo'S,IA1} TN.
PORTSMOUTH BRIG, captain lam tonrd
DERS, also from the West-ln nr.5,,r J I'D.
home-both OF which they had ooo ',eat'ined
Captains Curtis and Saunders were uv[ .hart,
on board thesligates. An EnsliSnn n.e,' DC
prisoner, was pui on board the Betsy about
understood the f,igates bad dcstT .lysE1S
T r1.>'l AMERICAN VE - S'n;tooets,
One of the fligases had abouisfo p w.
who had been near taking her.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-24
FRIDAY, APRIL "A.

we are happy TO be enabled represent to
our readers portion Of the Memoirs of the
War in the Southern Department, and to IN
form them that the work is in the press OF
BRADroRD & INsKEEp, Of Philadelphia, whose
reputation as editors, leaves no room tosdopbt
but that it viii soon appear int rnostscor-
rect form.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30

deat 10 their repeal and X believe ha fatit-
factory proviion will be made 10 the dehni-
tive treaty, 10 be hereafter negoc lated for ms
purpoie.
The conditions now offered tc The BrtilA
government for the termination II lie war r.
an armilice as above fta,ed. are 20 moderate
and juli IN themfeIve- and q en- rely conlif-
tent with its intereR and honor, that conf
den hope is INDUCED thar il will uoi heltatc
to accep: them 10 10 doifg it viii ABANDON
no right L , III flcrifce no in,erelt il s~iH
abitain only from violaring ne rights " The
~ STATES, aud IN return Il viii rellOre peace
witn-the power from whom a friendly COM
nercial intercourse 20 many advantages are 70
be derived
Your I.ordliipis undoubtedly aware or tic
ferrous diicultie, wtfh which profecution oC
the war even for lhort period, mus necefTa-
rIiy embarrai. all future attempts aceommo-
daton Pafions eSafperated ~ \ urie+-ali-
aCces or congueft. on terms which bid their
abandonment-wil inevitably bereaf er embit.
ter and protract a con eit which might now be
eAhly and happy fermina'ed
Deeply impr efcd with thefe truths, cannot
but perfrade mlfe'f that hs roya highnefs the
prince regent will axe into hi- ear confder-
alton the proportions he-ein made on beha.f
OF the U States and decide % them in ipirit
OF coucl'iatiou and julice
| have the honor 70 be, wi b high conlidera-
zion, my Lord. your Lordfhips mon obediert
lervant.
! (dgned) IONA. RUSSELL,
R 70 bs ig5f honorable
Lor9Tyeeaaf CglFere9rbt tT's tc'e.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30
Mr.. RufsclI TO Lord Caftlereagh.
IS, BsnfiasE frset, f-re IS, 1912

tot beHffhEN B'eefS y 1re 80 - ~
M7IoRn. I have he honor 70 acknowI.
edge the receipt OF the wo notes aJdrefed TO
me ~ yopr Lordihip, on The 2Sd Of th,, month,
enclohng an Order ID Council, ifiUed thar
day oy His Royal Highnels the Prince Regent,
acting 10 the name and on the behalf of HIS
BritaBick MajrRy for the revoca ion ION the
condition. therein fPeciGeA) Of The Orders ia
Counci Of the 7th Of January. s07, and of
the Goth of . II, 500 10 fa as may regard
American vei e., and heir cargoes being ,
meriCan property, from he IN Of Augult next
n Communicating this document 20 my gov
ernment, fhall, with much tAtlsf4ctIon. accom-.
pany It vi h the hope, which you ftate be
enterta ed by His Royal Highuefs the Prince
Regent, thai II may scceiera gc under
2andiug on all points of difference between
the TWO is2fes | am the more encouraged TO
believe that theie hopes will not be dlappoin
ted from the 2fu ance which your IoFA hIP
was plealed TO give ne 10 the converla,ion of
this morning tat in the opinion of your lord
flip, the blockade Of The 10th Of May, 1906,
had been merged il the orders in council, now
revoked ana Ifinguilhed with them and
tha no condition contaged IN the order of the
23d inf 10 to Ie in'ei preted 10 refrain the
government Of tie U States from the e1ercIfe
Of its rigt 10 exclude 3ritiih armed vefles
from the harbous and waters of the U. States
whenever there hall be fpecial and fluff lent
caule for 70 doing; or whenever IuCh e1clu-
ilon fha from ageneral policy, be ez ended
TO the armed ve1t.ls of he enemies Of GreaT
Britain / his ailUrance am happy TO conhd
er as evidence of concllIatory ipirIt which
will afIJrd, on every other Psint Of differ
ence, an explanation equally frank and fats
factory.
am, my lord, With great confederation. your
lordihips mott obed,ent lervant,
(Signed) IONA RU SELL.
Tie right 6os, I0yd 1!yfe0unf C4Fiersqgb, sc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30
Mr. Rufcll TO Mr. Monroe.
LoNd9n w NftLember. r8

London 10 September, I8r7.
SIB-You will perceive by the enclofed
copies of notes which have pafled between
Lord CaitIereash and me, that the mOder-
ate and equitable terms prop0fed for fuf-
penliou CT hottiIities, have been rejected,
and that It is my intentiontto return imme-
dlately 10 the u. States.
My continuance here, after it has been
70 broadly minated to me by his lordfhip,
that am no longer acknowledged in my
Diplomatic capacity, and after a knowledge
that iufruttIons are gwen to the Brtifh ad
mlral to negotiate an arrangement on the
other lide of the Atlantic, would, in my
view Of The fu6je6t, pot only be ufelefs but
improper.
1t is probable, however, that the vcGcl
in which propoie to embark will not take
her departure before the 18th OF 2oth Of
this month.
have the honor to Be, with great con.
liberation, Sir, your aiiured obi iervant-
lONAT' RUSSELL.
70 TIE Hon. Jas. Monroe, EJc.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30
Ebe g9onitor.. No. &c.

TT Male 10 yoH,c'vcs frisad, fbe 7aaHsToH IF IN
rigytsou'Hsji that 7Uben Sc fail ibty may 'f'e'Vf
yos iatO evs,iqGing b1bifofioH'
Il is prefumed thar every one who reads his
Bible atientivelY will unde-lland VIVA IS here
meant by he unrighteous msnS~on. The gen
era! fccpe Of he parable with which It y con-
neGted Teens 70 teach the importance OF making
All temporal concerns fubfervient to The great
iuterelt ofbeiug at Ian reconciled to the oftend
cL maiety Of heavea. The uujult Reward was
commended not tina, he had llewn fuch ad-
roitnels at cheating hi, matter, bui becaufe he
had manifened iuch anxiety to be reconcied
20 him; and therefore It was Immediately ad-
ded the children ofthis world are wiier IN
their gener ations than the children Of light
That is-men thew more carefulneis ard zeal
for the mherable trifes Of this world winch
PERTH il the uGng, than IS manIfelted by the
vhbie church in fecuring the durable riches OF
-igh eoutnefs. To make friends OF tue IN
righteous mammon - TO apply the glt's Ct
providence TO fuch ufe as 70 give evidence
that we are ruled hy the high principe OF
chri(tian benevoience and he manner IN when
works of charity are faid to receive US 10 ever
Iaiting habuations Is not by virtue q their
own power 40 juAify the lou before God' out
orIy ny 'beir being vouehed IN as 10 many
0roofs Of faith. This idea Is fully ll'ulsra'ed
bv our Saviour in another of his parallels where
he fays Come ye blefed of my father inherit
he kingdom prepared for you from the fonn-
darion of the world and then proceeds TO
Aate the good works they had performed as
evidence Of their being thus Choien 10 hin.
For was an hungered and ye gave ne
meat" &c. Thus the friends made by prop
or ufe of The mammon of unrighteou'neis are
The attendants Of he lou already ju:hfea by
Faith, and as me1engers or iervanfs wait his
entrance, and receive him 10 everIaaing habi-
lations BY this expedition the fovereignty of
grace is duly acknow edged, ard good works
nc not thrown out Of re fca'e bu reduced 20
heir proper place They are acknowledged
70, as a favour, ret as a ju9ifying RICH eout
refs in which 10 appear hefore God, but as
-hings which accompany fa'vaton and render
.te truth Of our faith evident to the world.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30
EIe0

III Providence, Col JEREMIAH OLNFY,
III. eS. The cumpan on 10 arm. Of he immar-
- Wej5i,gt.r hi deeds Of vsior were 90 nu-
r'.-ous AID fplenIia 70 be recorded r. an
r'i.uary Hi. trend and pa'rcn, on becoming
. 6rh PRECEDENT of the y honorea him
W II the impOr' sut and re.porh1 4ice If
& Hector Of he CuCom' in R Hand in winch
i.. ticia. ed many ear, with dignity he
r,n1 era "a and fidelity tie moo unihaken
ur.1 by the preluse q a vie Es7b e LaTP his
y, lotto elevation of lou' urged h'm 10 reign
a rcrative EN- Z. VIII a. n cOu'dro 'onge- e.
Z wrihou contributing 70 he rurthens
l's fellow cItizen--His private virtue ~ ere
numerous and e1emP ary aud ne wiie'y regu-
= ed HI. conduct hy his fevsreh monitor Con
g nce-Col Olaey vas 7 eh4eGt ot the x !
Socefy cf Cincinnati.
N this town on the 9th inf Ms Lucy
Brown, aged ga respectable woman Of col
or
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30
Lord CaRlereagh to Mr. Russell
ForsirH Fs June e3I iS 2.

FyegH ft JIns 90 iS 2.
SIR-To communicating % you goveruT'eut
the order in council of this "a e, revoSiag W
Der certain conditions herein .ec,lcdl hoe
Of January 7-h, and II April 2t,h, 400 m
10 reoueG thar you WI a. he 'ame me &C
quain Them that he prince regen' murders
have AIKEN the earlien oPpor,uai y 4 er I'll
resump.iOu or The government, ~ -dvhe hIs
roval h,yhrel, 10 he adoption Of mea a :
grounded upon The doeuwen' c mmun'eA'ed
T,v Won 20 th,s flee on The 2Oth VI lmo /; and
III. royal ghrei. hopes hat h's P oeeed'ng
on the part offhe B-'lih Governmen may &C
celerate good uncerisandiog on all Poinis OF
differeace re.ween The two tafe',
l,zl Be happy 60 have The honor Of see
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30
Mr.. Runall to Mr.. Monroe.
London % July, 1912

London, % July, 1879.
s1s-I avail myfef of ;he oppor unty af
forded by the Bri iih Packet 10 tranlmit TO you
cop Of note from lord C4n ereagh Of The
Goth ut. which tFuR Will put at relt the
blOdkale of
acknow edge the receipt Of this note, as
you will ObeVe by the encloled copy Of my
repy without Comment.
did nOt think IT ulefu 10 enter into DIFF
cuilJn, az hi. moment cOnce uIug the legah
~ Of tha5 Ockade, which, as 40 new doc
trine ap ears 70 lie afumed /, made to dee end
on lht fact. che Application OF "a adequate
force
IL like manner have forborne to notice his
L0rdihips o5iervati, rs concerning the exc u
iiOn from our poris, Of Bruih vsdels of war
a. iueh EXECUTION i. required TO accord with
The obliga ions Of frict neutrality only The
conduct and character If the government Of
the United states iurn IN hicient iecurity A
81 Mt any que.hon arIlng on hat luhject
have the honor % re with high couhder2
ton, lir, your zHured obedient lervant,
IONA. RUSSELL
TIE Hon. Jams Mo7ros. C'e TIC. tic.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30
Lord CaitIereagh to NIr. RuhtIl.

Lord CaftIereagh to Mr. RuftIl.
Lord CsRierragh has the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of Mr.. RuftAs
ocmmun cation Of the z6th mi.
That no miitake may prevail upon the
explanation gwen in Convrlfttion, by
Lord Caftlereagh to Mr.. Ruftil, on the
point referred ID il Mr.. RulclPs letter,
Lord Cattlrrragh begs leave to relate 10
Mr.. Ruiiei, with rcipect 10 the blockade
Of May, 1906, that 10 point of fact. this
particular blockade has been dilcoutinurd
for a length Of time, the general rctaHalory
blockade of the enemy's ports, eitabl thed
under the orders IN Council of November
1907, having rendered the enforcement ot
Il by his Mastfv,s Ihips III war no longer
recs FAIRY; and that his MIicHy's govern
mfnt has no intention OF recuuiHg 10 this
81 10 any other hlockadrs Of the enemy's
ports, founded upon the ordinary and ac-
cufomed principles Of maritime law,
which were IN force previous 70 stheorIer
an council, wItuouta new notice to neutral
powers III the nlua. form.
With reipe6t 10 the ptoviiiop Of the order
Of the 73d inf.whiCh refers To the admilTion
Of britnh ihps ot war into the harbors
and walers 1T the United States, Lord
Catllereagh informs Nh, Ruhci, that bis
clam IS made IN couioQueuce of his maj
etty's Hips being now excluded, Whit
thoic Of the eHeny are admitted. Il 4 The
partial admiih b. If one Of the beliigerents,
of which Gie.t Britain feels hrrieit entitled
ia complain, as a preference 40 favor ct the |
enemy Incompatible win tie obhg ltiOus ~ |
itntt uSu rahty Were the exclution gen
ersl. the Bntilh government would couhd- |
ar fuch A mralure, nu the part OF America, \
AS matter vi dIlcuililn between the two I
Gates, but not IS an act Of partialitv Of I
which they had IN the 6dt intauce right /
t. complain
Lord CatIereagh avas himfelf IF this \
opportunity 70 renew 10 Mr.. Ruiitll the .
alursuces oi MS high confederation.
Foreign Q1F-e, Ju1e 20, 1919.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30
Lord Ca1lereagh to Mr.. Russell.

F3.ega Office, Jaee IS, So.
Sra am G rlmaudeu by The FRINGE Regent
~ tran nit % you for your intorma ion. the
encloied printed c, py Of an order n council!
which b., Royal H,ghuef., aaingin he name,
and en- tehalf e n. Nsie.y. was h.s day
pea,ed to hsue for he revocation Zen the
condition, therein ipec,hedl Of the 0 derr 10
CouDcil. of he IN January, 81 and f he
26th Of Apr., 500, - tlr a. nay resard A
melcan veiseI- and her cargre., Beng mer
can property, from he Il Ut usuh next
have the honor 10 De, w,L grea, con ID
Grafton ,ir u moG obefent humble servant.
Signed Cas- LtRLAGH-
Toraf5I4 RyI,eH q 'Te u G's'
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30

Democratic 7vay Of carrying Elections,
7vten all other means tail Them.
BY the Naturalization Law Of the
United states, no foreigner can become
a citizen of the same, without first
giving three years notice, on record in
court Of justice, Of his intention to be
come citizen and it IS further pro-
vided, that no foreigner can become a
citizen Of the United States duiiNg
state Of war-vet the democrats Of the
city Of Philadelphia, Immediately pre-
vious 10 the recent election in that state
for members Of Congress and state le-
gislature, published the following I'D
vertisement in their papers -
Foreigners, who are DESTROYS Of be-
coming citizens Of the United States
will attend at Jacob Zelin's Inn in
Chesnat. street near Fifth-street, on FIJI
day next, between the hours Of nine and
eleven O'Clock, A. NJ"
Our good souls the democrats can do
no harm murder itself, in their esu-
nation sinks into yenal crime and
such is the broad basis on which Jheil
principles Of republcanism are formed,
that, when they have the controul s eX-
pediency points 10 the necessity oiit, for
eigners * inhabitants of other states, no
matter whether they have ever paid tax
as, or resided in the. city week, in theil
estimation they are al citizen,oH Uoter8;
particularly if they happen TO be Of the
oppressed sons Of humanity" The rem
egado Irish, orthe emissaries OF our dear
and " loving emperor" Napoleon !!
I What 4 pretty american RefH6Ac we
should have Of it, if we were thus % adj
vertise in every city, town and village,
on the approach Of an election, for for
eignerS to come and choose our legis
lators for us Such is the essence, the
very spirit, OF the democratic repub
( licarism Of our country.
1t has been reported, that two bolster
Gus shallow pated congress men, OF
Kentucky, have swung theirpacks, and
marched on towards Detroit, in the
ranks as common soldiers. 1t is well
they have found their proper place al
last. Every one is fl for something.
Conn. Courant.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30
CONSCRIPTS.

The subject Of the constitutional dispute
between MIR. Madison, and the governours
If Massachusetts, and Connecticui, on the sf-
fair Of he militia, Is referred in the House
Nj Representatives 70 = Committee, At the
lead Of which is The honorable gentle
nan, who, the last session, 50 modest
~ wished to arm himself with "the red ar
r..ery " Feavca," for the humane purpose
II destroying, at a stroke, the wicked islend
&c Great Britsin-the doughty hero j. AVID
R. WILLIAMS. We hope the Hon
chairman Will conten' himself with reason
sa!e vengeance. and nor report, " IN par, "
Z thia7aeT Stoynl.-Coun. Mirror.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30
1Dofnp.
PRAYER for Universal Peace.

Prayer for Universal Peace.
3. HASTE the time thou Prince Of Peace,
When Warno more shall lift the shield I!
2,, wrath and strifr, and lust Of spoil,
To THEE their sangune trophies yieid'
Rep7ess The horrid waste oflile;
Destroy the warriors trade IN blood
And say, TO all the tribes ofearth,
Be sill, and know that ! am Con
foRD JEsUs, spread 81 rom's q dsy
When love shall bold unbounded reign,
And Union sheath the flaming sword
That hangs DER DesoIation plain.
An come, ye happy moments, come,
When the whole earth shsil own one LORD
And Thou, the p, ince, The King Of Peace,
IN Peace forever be adOrn q.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1812-11-30
Mr.. Rurell to Lord Caltlereagh.

Mr.. Rufen has the honor TO acknowl-
edge the receipt If the note Of Lord Cattle
reagh, dated the 29th ult containing tx
plantations relative 10 the two points refer
red TO in MIR, RuntlPs note OF the a5th Of
that month, and will take the earet up
Portunity Of communicating Il 10 his gov
eminent.
Mr.. RufeIl begs leave 10 avail hImielf of
this occaiionr 70 repeat 70 Lord ri Ugh
the aiIurances Of mis- high conGug EaA
IS, Bemiack Freet, III Tuly, 1912