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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
JOHN MEREDITH,
WILLIAM CROMWELL.
KEENE. n. II. April %.

FINE I've hea- from Mortified,
Mss. that on Wednesday, morning last,
about 4 O'Clock saw mill improved by
MIR. Lewis Page, took FIRE ana burnt TO
the ground, together with grist mill
adjoining, End Distressing to relate two
SoHs oil Mr.. P.--David about %, & Lew-
Is about i9 years of age-were SO shsck.
mgly burnt before they could get out of
the mill, that they expired IN about 8
hours within minutes of each other.
The Young men kept the saw mill going
until o'clock, when they retired TO rest
IN lsrge grain chest, and having shut
down the lid TO keep off the cold air,
were FIRST awakened BY the flames com.
monicasing thrnEgh The Chest!
\ schoel-house ct the south part Of
this village, took fire and was consumed
on "Wednesday evening.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
THE SEA MAMMOTH.

Ertrcct from tie Leg Book cfthe shih
Niagara, captain Merry, arrived az W
York on Saturday, from Lisbon:
"ApriI 8, lat. 42, 40, long. IS, at me.
ridian, saw large lump on the horizon,
bearing y. VIZ. distance 6 or miles a.
head, ,aich we supposed to be the tGll
of large chip bottom up when with
io Gun slot af it, discovered that 1t
had motion, and on nearer approach
found it to be fish, apparen,ly 2 hun.
drsd feet 10 length, about thirty broad
s. from seventeen to eighteen feet high
in the center, was covered with s1el!
formed similar 70 The plank OF cIinker
built vessel -ncar the head on the right
side was large hole or arcaUay cover
ed occasionally with fin which was at
times 6 or 10 feet out of water--Intend.
ed to have sent the boat to make further
disccreries, but was deferred from the
dreadful appearance Of the monstes.
Died, in England, the lady OF Sir John
Wentworth, lats governor at Nova Sec,
,ia; Major ]. Bland aged II, rnany
years in tho 4stihregiment who. in the
course o. his long services, in al parts
of the world, had been in AZ engage
ments, among which was the memorable
battle of Quebec; Lord Viscount Moles-
worth; Gen. J. Ogilvie. aged 70; Mar
ouis OF Buckingham Mr.. II. Martin,
aged lo4, confined to his bed upwards
of twenty years, but retained his iaeui-
ties to the last.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
From d late London paper.

The Princess Of Wales is daugh-
ter of the late Duke of Brunswick.
and was born 176S. She was married
to the Prince Regent in 1895. The
Prince was considered as averse to the
marriage, his affections resting on an
English lady, Mrs. F.; but conside-
rations of State, andthe wishes Of the
King, induced him to consent. The
fruit Of this marriage was a daugh-
ter the Princess Charlotte Augusta of
Wales, born in 1896, and will proba.
bly, succeed to the crows of the Bri-
fish empire. Soon after her birth, the
Prince and Princess lived separately;
andno connection has existed between
them for several years. Both has been
the subject Of caIumny; andparty spi-
rit has not failed to make continual
use of the circumstance as a choice in
gredieat in the eup Of contention. The
young Princess has behaved with won,
derfui prudenee-preserving the love,
ndpaying the duties Of respect to her
parents with an equal hand.-'Fhs
Prince is considered as strict in re-
card to her education, and has refused
his consent to herintr0duction into the
gay and fashionable world until that
education is fully completed. The
opposition endeavor TO use the inau-
snce Of the Princess tOemharrass and
thwart the Administration.
The Princess, though Of Dutch c1-
traction is of a lively disposition. and
in the exercise of the innocent levities
Of the German court, has given oc-
casion to prudery and malice TO speak
evil Of her; and to tax her with in
constantly.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
Curious Tradition amo's5" the Lap
iunaerS.

tuf(OAo Il, u0Sttct etS 3ztP-
ldRaerS.
The Lap!andefs entertain very
ludicrous tradition concerning their
origin. and that of the Swedes, seve-
raj colonies Of whom have settled
among them within the last hundred
years. They say the Laplanders and
the Swcdes are descended from Two
brothers, who were very different in
point of courage; and a terrible tenn
pest arising, one OF the brothers was
so frightened, that he crepl under a
plank, which God, through compass
sion changed into a house. and from
him the Swedes descended; but the
other being more courageous bGaved
the fury Of the tempest. without seek
ing 10 hide himself, and no was the
father Of the LapIanders. who to this
day without house or other shell
ter.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
NETWORK, April 80.

The Election for Governor, Lieute-
nant Governor, and Members of the Lee
gislatureterminated last evening. 1he
votes are not yet canyassed; but we
have no doubt eff the success OF the
Peace candidates in this city.
In Kings county the Peace ticket for
a member of Assembly succeeded by
majority of Al.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
ANECDOTE

Negligence il reading sometimes
produces whimsical condolences. A
clergyman. who was reading to his
congregation a chapter in Genesis,
found the last sentence in the page
to be, And the Lord gave unto
Adam a wife," Turning over two
leaves together, he found written,
and read in An audible voice, "and
she was pitched within and without"
He had unhappily got into the mid
de Of a description of Noah's ark.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
From the Portsmouth Oracle.

dMERIc IN PRISONERS For SALE.
In the last Gazette appeared para.
graph which has run the rounds Of the
democratic papers, and is elected" as
choice moroccan from Mr.. Week S
slang farrago.
By this paragraph the ignorant are in
duced to believe that American prison
ers are actually set up for sale in Jamai-
Ca just like the poor negro slaves in the
democratic states. So far from that is
the .facs that American prisoners of war
are allowed to ship on board English
merchant ships for which they receive
from 30 to 80 guineas for, the run to
London, and certificate from the keep
or ofthe prison ship, which secures them
from impyessmsns, though ON beard
English merchant ships FOR which the
agent receives small compensation, &
these are. the " usual terms" advertised.
tits perfectly optional with the American
whether he Will 20 ornot, & 1t isnot to be
supposed NIT that any seaman on board a
prison snip III Jamaica would gladly en-
brace good wages snd a healthy voyage.
Thas VIVA is c.,,.s,die. esi BY ,ae Agner
can prispncr as a great advantage, is
transformed by our democrats into 'a-
mother ITEM in the list OF enormities and
crirnes"--Wheu arrived in England
these sea;nen as usual spend their wa
ges and ere out of employ, and that
forms (" another The democrats
inform Us that "the hca&antrg and ma
nujartu'trS Of England barely keep soul
and body together" OF course their pri
soners do not get roast beef and plumb
pudding, End that is " another item"
In fact it would not DO severer task to
Cieense the augean stable than to clear
away the Misrepresentation exaggera-
tons and lies by which designing de.
magogues corrupt the passions of their
dupes, and thereby lead the country
blindtold TO destruction.
The following droil question and an
swer passed between two women, whilst
the troops were marching down to man
the Fort and Gun Boats: -
Says Mary to Sophy, pray can you tell
ne,
Why Soldiers on Horseback are going
to Sea :
You fool any body can tell what that
means,
Them Volunteer troops, are the brave
Horse INurines P. Q.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
I. .. SIMMS

I'LL continue the practice of the
: 2. law in the Circuit Court for the
,.ounty of Alexandria. His Office is
above the Printing-Offi of the Alex
andrla Gazette.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05

!. rD-I'fs,, At 'j tss
q3 Pr, up With and
| : o vi i 'bisA 'q Ssl
- f. frigate ashore
L. s,,,ia' ,.. n, IS,
] i5o o' i, IL, ,., She mad
{ in !, the ~Ornlng
: . d her BE, being snd .
. arg az
I .ss, that he saw saw
=, 80 of Chatha" and
y. - frigats's stern ;
49, ". boats, foil OF
,;inoons'''
!. g.rt'sn'are nj. IN this
I'M! 50.
To- - inform you oil
yesterday morn
q En-, 5 OF 6 oarges
few MINUTES the
d'a.m-'he whole whole
.,ommenccd on the
p..r co"pIe',
lasted. a guard
/ pi.a, by The al
), rc,orned IN the
gene a5ou; '" =.
,.rv apparel. 4
o Nnl manned
'.o,cd sn6s when
uale oil. The
u,ma,iaps At Lo-
[.sl ,hem mp tho
ss had 10 cross
,.. vent up aid
T'g aea continued
,rc vhart The
ag amounted on
ea,,a was all FIR
>. rilhja half a
ys5ogt doing any
!, ss,s-s ccn"lcnc-
4 hail a mile dis
faog for soma
b. Until they found
IS pound balls
h direction, bOt no |
poIY ore ball struck, |
wagon shed ; The |
aroush the shed |
!, bal bssD removed |
.notse 10 Tie old !
%. ir in tho lower !
81. bushels 81 ent~. !
ad ,Gs f4l house ~ !
c Aaded. Thir,v |
j. f',n Eik,0n pass.
.aJ iiMe hey we're
lie nariaGs, to the !
,sue rpa5d tbs |
Sl'; IN pdrsuiJ of (,
srluln view Of Fix |
Tysa barges we're
e;e. Thty burnt !
is captain I7o~ci.'s !
&c he ether Isaac !
'Un ashore On The |
av. /
as marines from |
@e 5rses sent o. |
.oa'e, look what |
SIX setJAs house (
ID. q Liae goods. !
'a.sc {, tie avuse /,
'nsad aer deogd- |
'>r w.s done to
tas'iiHgs, norany |
,H'sr,,l mus, say, |
f. guard was |
'.olSe immediate !
q, aar> ,0sy were !
.ls. sad destroy !
''' ID: ;aey did |
,"'rraY the St. |
ne roa'3 cone |
,E'..ser iorce 70 |
%-,a"ts vas made |
''''.in Aas town. |
I - '7.y 20 Keep |
f.Ni a, -,..,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
NEW sHAD.
200 bbls. extra size, prime
SHAD, No. l..
FOR SALE Br
Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner Of King y Fai.far SfH
April so.
70 OF 80 Likely Negroes

70 Oh SO Likely Negroes
WILL be sold for Cash at public
sale, at Fairfax Court House, on Mon
the day list day of June next, being the
first day OF Jun. court-Several House
Servants, male and female-a valuable
Cook and blacksmith may also be pur.
chased at private sale, by application to
VIM. II. Fitzhugh,
Of RAVENSWoRfR.
May A, dlwlawts.
r The Editors Of the Wincheter
Gazette, ana Icesburs Washingtonian
are requested to insert the above adver.
tisement, once week till the day OF
sale, and send their accounts to the OF.
fee of the Alexandria Gazette
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
Public Sale.

THE Subscriber will positively sell,
on the second Tuesday in May next at
Port Tobacco, (being the day the Or.
phan's Court is held) to the highest
bidder, twelve likely NEGRO MEN &
WOMEN, and amongst them is very
valuable Carpenter.
Gerard Robertson.
April Al dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05

Herring Seine Twlne.
list received e FOR SHE,
S cases Herring Seine Irvine supe-
rior quality.-Cameron Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
$ $ $::::: ': 4:;:s. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seincs,
Tanners Oil in bbIs. and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint tto. in tIegces and bbls.
birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. ami 2 Boston Beef, bbis.
and half bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bbls.
bbls. Tar, Rosih, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April 7.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
April q
PUBLIC SALE.
Pursuant to a decree of the

pSioAAL ~ ~ MUM VI liz
County Court of Fairfax, ia the sui. of
Charles Higtee against John Mclver
aad Josiah Watson in Chancery, will
De exposed TO Public Sale or the Pre-
misses, on Thursday the 18th day Of
May next, that part of the Stumphill
Tract not disposed Of at former sale,
consisting of Lots No 36, 81, II and
AZ, containing in the whole IS acres
~ poles The situation Of these Lots
SO convenient to town. will render
them an object to purchasers, and the
sale vi II be made on a credit Of 6, -
and ! 8 months, the payments to be Sc
cured to the satisfaction Of the Com
missioners.
JAMES KEITH,
GEORGE GILPIN.
FRANCIS PEYTON,
Commissioners.
April 9 colo d6t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05

NOTICE.
The Stockholders Of the Mechanics
Bank ct Alexandria, are hereby noticed,
that a filth instalment of one dollar per
share is called for, payable THE Bank
On "wednesday the 9Th May next
BY order fire President e Directors,
VIM. Patton, Jun.
~. Cashier.
April S. st,sgtsthm.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05
ALEXANDRIA.
WEDNESDAY, Nay S.
$ TO SHEw
rHk VERY AGE s Booz OF THE TINE
ais FORM AND PRESSURE.
: TO SHE,

Good nezvs from q far Country"
Our readers will perceive, by the in.
teresting intelligence received from Eu-
rope by the Minerva Smith, the pros
pect of general emancipation from
French thraldom on the continent of
Europe. The King of Prussia has issu-
ed declaration of war against the ty.
rant--the Emperor Of Austria has ad-
vanced one step beyond his neutrality
the King of Saxony has declared his in
ability 10 furnish his subsidies to carry
on the war-ahd report said, that con-
ventien had been signed at St. Peters.
burg between Lord Cathcart and the
Danish Minister, Blom. Dantzick,
Warsaw, Thorn, Leibau and Posen, had
all fallen into the hands of the yictori.
Gus Russians-Berlin closely invested
and Hamburg about to be evacuated.
A rcport derived from Washington, is
in circulation here, which states; that
the town OF Havre de Grace on the Sus-
ouehanna, has been burnt by the British.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-05-05

A9-N ..
*, &.Isynoon.
2r, Wjliaa,
ia. ''"n, sen, in
-. .>'a2'Ds squa-
l''ea', by them
~ea.meE,, &c. is
|, = We leA Bali.
~, 'asn the Pa
:'s i'll We got
\ We discovered
.,,.S 'eslsusllrr
-. ) miss s5a,s
49,. Thinking
"'Pper Of the
~ I'a,a aud owner
~. ,Sl MS course
n S.SNo. suing
b ~ .'s%9nieno,h;ag
,'>.S,., ~''Ain. tha,
pax Sra;r
b. ms second
Pa, .,1''oned soae
~ uadss way
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-12

John Gardner Ladi


HIS FOR 4.dLE.
Muscovado Suea III hhds. tierces and
bb!s.
Vest India Rum in puncheoss,
Coffee and pe2perin bags,
Imperial Gunpo :der. Young Hyson
Skin, and Hyson Teas. of the la
estimportations, in quarter chests
and boxes,
Russia Hemp and Iron,
'wcdes Iron assorted,
Russia shtetings, Duck and Ravens
Duck
bale Spanish Wool,
by 10 7 BY 9. 9 BY II, and 10 by -
Bristol Glass, in whole and hall
boxes,
Soap, Candles and Goldfish in box
i'igs,es,
isbon Floor Mats,
Wniskey and Apple Brandy in tierces
& bols
Few or casks old Sherry, LONDON Par.
ticuIar Madeira and Streights Red
Wire,
Hnrdare and Lines Of various sorts,
Writing and Wrapping Paper,
dem Women, an" Children's Shoes
'n..oarreIs and boxes,
bottle Corks in bales,
Sole Leather,
'ew sarks Liverpool Blown Salt,
ralk and PLASTER of Paris
Also, PLOUGHS Of the most approved
construction and one pair French
Burr Viii Stones.
Octuncr s
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Lawras; n and Fowle,

OFFER FOR SALE,
The Cargo of the schooi,er Combine,
Captain Trip, OF
100 tons Plaster Paris
And the Cargo of Schooner. Industry,
Capt. Smith, being
200 boxes Mould and dipt Candles.
so barrels prime Bss,on Beet.
% barrels Tanners Oil.
Z December .. =
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William Fowle
ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY.
January Term, 1913
NRDERED that the executor OF inc
Richter, deceased, do insert in the
Alexandria newspapers the usual notice
tn cr. ditors and debtors, three times
week for eight weeks.
A. MOORE
Register II ills.
THIS is to give notice, that the sub
scriber, of Alexandria county, IN the
District of Columbia, has obtsined from
,hs O,nl,ans' C. urt of said county. let
ters testamentsry on the estate OF ) ID"
p;cbter. late of the county aforesaid, de.
ceased; All persons having c'"i"s a
painst the said deceased ave hereby re-
cured to exhibit the same, duly autheh-
ticated, and passed by the said couT:' 10
10 snbscriber, on or before the 18TH
day of July next, or they may ~ Ia" DC
.xcluded from Ill benefit to sad estate;
and those indebted thereto, a'e request
sJ 70 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th dey
of January, 1918. ,r
Erecufor of Jain Richter.
* eO8W
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ALEXANDRIA LIBRARY
CUMPANY-N0IICE.

THE members of tue Alexandra
Library Company will please to saks
notice, that an Election will be held al
the Library on Monday the 18th inst.
between the hours of s and 6 P M for
a President and elevea Directors for
the ensuing year. ,if g>- -.
JAMES KENNEDY, sen.
~ Lid"ufhS.
Febtsasyi sac
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mo S~5
Sail AFAVal.

Sail AFAOaI.
|. JACKSON AND RUMNEY,
HAVE FOX SALE.
The CARGO Of tAe schooner Ehza,
Cap ain Stodder, from Boston, ce,ss
sistng Of
l4Oo bushel. Ground Alum Salt
Is barrels Glauber's Sats
42o bundles Wrapping Paper
80 reams Writing Paper.
IN STORE,
200 bushels fine blown Salt
40 barrels Prime Beef ard PORT
tons Curtiage, assorted sizeS
IL Trunks SHOES, Ladies * Misses
black and eolored Morocco Shoes and
Slippers.
Trunks Mems and Women's f;ns
Shoes,
Spanish Float Indigo, Bai.am Cspevi,
hdla Cottons, Cotton Checks, Cotton
Ticking,
600 Bushels Potatoes
70 Nova Scotia Grjndstones,
6 d~zen eleg9pt plain and gilt Fats
cy and Bamboo Chairs,
Mahogany Furniture
January ~. dSw
- \ FOR BOSTON,
sM& III ST ut & fast sailing
~ -ssts s-h'r VtNU will take
500 bsys freight. ply to
JOIN G.. LADD.
Who has for Sale,
100 barrels "es; 6taek Pepper.
] ,rn>rv q. 4
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m o.lRVEI.
k,.s - take notice, that
f,y 1.-THE Circuit Court,
a ,o.umbi,, to be held
N Alexandria, in Aprl'
|. thereafter as counsel
! s1a!, move that court
Ent against you in favor
| Coaocii of AIexandria'
i rl!ty Nine Dollars
k,s--oeing the sfsount
bm ycu TO the c 'mmen
k,njra upon your Lot,
Lorncr Of Queen and
Tor the years 1904. S
Ii
Of Congress, passed
'e0A
hn D. Sirnms.
| Count. Of Aierandria.
Qbn
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lust Publish Il,

just Publish ii,
And for Sale by ROBERT GRdY,
The Life and Administrator ut the
Right Hon. Spence P~rce,ai-A Detail
# his Assassination, * a Devcinpemtnl
of tile delicate Investigation. Price S
ALSO,
The Speeches Of ord Ersklne wheE
1t the Bar, on Miscellaneous subjects
Price 81.
AND,
The Absentees, A Tale, by Miss
E., gewurlh Price 81.
January 26
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22

nutely into fractions hut we have been suf
nciently particular to be clearly understood
The highest annual rate of interest tor thir
teen wears is : dollars ard so cents per cent
and Ii may be not quite Z dollars per
cent. But il the loan be net redeemed
Il the expiration of the thirteen years-and
It Is optional with governr ent to redeem it
or not at that time--in the same proportion
as it iSeXtended beyond that period the ex-
cess OF interest above per cent. will be iii
inasmuch as that excess will be
distributed among greater number of years.
After thirteen years the whole loan settles
down at per cent.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
by the last Mails.
Boston, April 10.
LATEST EROM FRANCE.
oUSE OF DELEc

LATEST EROM FRANCE.
a. On Thursday last, arrived at this
pore, the fast sailing letter of Marque brig
Rambler, capt. SNOW, 30ldays from Bor.
dcaUr.
b, this arrival we Learn thai the conscripts
ct 1914 were raising aud marching to the
different depots, and than no 600 troops had
been drawn from SPAIN. Anew levy of
100000 horses had been effected and the
busy note of preparation was heard in every
part of the Kingdom.
fy~It is stated that BoNAPARTE intends
to commence his march FOR Russia in Nav,
with $4,000 men. The French notwith
standing their late disasters, appear deter
mined to conquer that Country; and for
that object volunteers, are daily rendering
their services to the emperor.
Lists of individuals, &c. in France who
have offered cavaliers and horses for the
army are published in the French papers.
We understand the Rambler has brought
Dispatches for government, from MIR. Err
WING, supposed 70 contain the treaty eff
tected by Mr.. BARLOW, previous to his
demise.
The King of Naples arrived at Posen,
JAM Is. G
The Duke of Elcliingen was at Paris.
The frigate Paiias was m. Bordeaux ri
yer. ready for sea. said to lie bound tc A.
merica.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
New YORK April ~.

NEW YORK April IL.
The British ship Valiant, of ~ guns, Az
chored Oft the Hook last evening. This
morning the Flotilla of Gun Boats, stationed
at the Hshk, under the commal of commo
dore Iegofs.ssot under way and made to-
wards her, when she set all sail aud stood
to the eastward before the wind.
IilefriGdre Macedonian, Captain Jones',
is completely refitted, and has dropped into
the roads, preparatory to a cruise.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1813-04-22
saon THE BOSTON PATR1or-ApRIL /,
our COUNIR Y'SPRLDE.

The GREW Of the CONSTITUTION, were
last evening invited to the 1 heatre, and tie
pit devoted exclusively to them. THIS was
novel and most interesting scene 10 the
People Of Boston The sailors viewed the
splendors Of the scene about them, at firs, +,
with a sort of silent admiration. Their sit
uation amongst so many fine folks fixed
'aem awhile IN posture OF restraint. The
entrance OF their brave Commander occasl-
oned them to onbend. and gise three hear
y eAssis they by GSgfees began'o show