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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
FOR sale,
5000 Acres of Land,

g ITUATE on the Southern end Of the
~ Shanondale Tract, lbeing part there
Of in the County OF Jeferfon, and bound
led on the East by the fine of Division,
between Loudon and Jeaerfon counties,
and on the West by the Lands of the late
Ralph Wormley, the elder, deceased.
The above Tract will be exposed TO
sale for Cash, on the Goth day of August
next, at the Tavern Of Robert Fulton, in
Charlestown, in Jefferson county. This
sale will be made under decree OF the
Superior Court of Chancery, tor the Win
chester District, rendered on the 9Th o,
December last, in suit therein dcpend
ing between William Fleming Gaines.
Executor of Robert Page, deceased, for
iu:erly of Hanover county, Complainant
and Ferdinando Fairfax, sc. Defendants.
TIE accommodate purchasers, the said
1000 acres will be sold in convenient lots
description of which will be given on
application to the Surveyor of Jefferson,
or the Commissioners before, or at the
Sale.
The SaI3 will commence about the hour
of twelve, On the day and at the Tavern
aforesaid, and will be continued from day
to day until il shall be finished.
ROBERT PAGE, Q
CHARLES MAGiLL,
FLEET SMITH.
June II. 16-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
NOTICE
TO FARMERS & .NILLERs.
June IL.

Ito encourage the ufe OF BROAD
4 WHEELED WAGONS on the
paved road, the following refolution was
IPahed by the Stockholders in the Little
River Turnpike Company, at their annual
meeting, viz. That all Wagons, the
breadth of the wheels whereof ihaIl be fix
inches, lhall be permitted to pats the pa IS
on faid road, foil free, for the term of two
years, and ali Wagons whole wheels
fhall be the BREADTH of FIVE inches, fball
he permitted to pats, toll free, for the
term of eighteen montbs-dll wagons,
the breadth of the wheels whereof fhall
be four inches, fhall be permitted to pafs,
toll tree, for the pace Of fifteen months
from the time they fhdll 6rf pats the res
Peetlve gates, which fhall he fpccially no.
t'ced by the gate keepers, and that this
regulation fhalI be extended to all who
hall avail themfelyes of it within the
pace OF two years from the III January,
1879
JONAH THOMPSON. Prest.
i, IL, r. Company.
jazz go 6mes
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
Dancing School

in this place. From the liberal encorr-
agement lie has heretofore received, he IS
nattered with success. His school will
commence as soon as sixteen Subscribers
shall have baen obtaine,l. He will teach,
during three months, every Friday and
saturday. Price of tuition SO.
/. A. XAUPY
e." Mr.. XAUsy's Dancing School
will commence a, his school room on the
10Th init. Those disposed to patronize
him will please enter their children pre-.
Ivious to thar time, as nc deduction for
loft time will he made.
sC@ Subscription papers are left at
Mr.. NJ Guire's Aotet & at this Office.
Winchester June IL, 1918.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
EDUCATION.

HE President and Tru(tces OF the
"A Berryville Academy, having elect
ed Mr.. Cornelius Denison, teacher of the
Latin and Greek Languages, (whofe re-
Communications of his capacity as teacher,
as well as OF his morals are highly salts
actoTy) wish to inform thoie perfons
who are disposed to encourage the insti-
tuition by placing their Children under
his care and instruction, that the depart
meat for the teaching Of those languages
opened on Wednesday zfst inst.
Terms may be known by application to
the PIT. V. PIT. or the Subscriber.
JAMES WARE, Scc'ry.
May II.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
MASONIC.

THE brethren OF the Masonic Order
are requehed TO meet at the Masons' Hall in
Wincheiter, on the z4th day of this infant
at ten O'Clock, to celebrate the anniver-
sary OF St. John the Bap,iR agreeably to
ancient cufton1. CONRAD KREMER
June IL.
N. B. An Grafton will be delivered in
the Mason's Hall on said day, by Alfred
i'll. Powell, Esq.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
Notice.

The 0pequon Manufacturing Com
pany will receive wool and Nanugac-
ture 'tinto cloth aocor,iingto ,he quail
ty OF the wool, or directions given. Par
ticu'"r attention should be paid 90 the
asserting OF wool FER nire cloths. & in
an cases must he prepared for the
cards, otherwise it will not be receiv-
.ed-any Information Will be given Oh
application at the Fsctory, where
~ Ling, DYING 6. DRESSING
Is oone with neatness. end at the short
est nctice. he highest price given
Tor wool well handled, or Cloths gi-
ven in exchange.
JoHH OhvsHPoR7. Jr. ,Super.
y. Is. Wool well washed before il is
shorn, vii! DE preferred. Rams and
Lambs wool should not be mixed with
any other.
May 4. 3ff
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19

THE subfcriber having been called in.
TO the service Of his Country, and in con-
sequence declined his Mercantile purfuits.
.equeits all thofc who itand indebted to
HIM to iettle their accounts. by passing
their obligations, at leaf, with Nh. G.Or-
rick with whom his Books are deposited
"A prompt compliance is expected, o.
thcrwlse coercive means will be reforted
to.
THOMAS ROBERTS.
May s. AZ
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
MISCELLANY.
THE INSOLvENT DEBTOR.

a PATHRTIc FRAGMENT.
Devoid of all care was my morning of
life;
Friends and traffic fulfiil'd each de-
sire,
AS true and as good, as she's fair
was my wife.
And my babes lisp'd the JOY of their
sire.
But misfortune, dire spectre, my
hopes did depress,
And villainy injur'd my fame
Ny credit, once great ey'ry momen,
And friendship found but name
A hard hearted creditor view'd my dis
tress,
His soul was ne'er form'd TO relieve
He plung'd me alas in d PRISONS re.
cess,
DEPRIVED of all sense but to grieve.
My friend took the pains my dark man
sion to seek,
Ny wife dimm'd each eye with a
tear,
MY children-but why of their woes
should speak
1t drives me, alas to despair.
Sharp misery stinSs-fortune bowers
around,
The life springs Of comfort are dry :
No relief for so woe-worn a wretch
can be found,
BIT to hide his despair andt to die.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
STANZAS.

BY Thomas Moore, Esq.
Oh, woman, if by simple vile,
Thy soul has stray'd from honor's
track,
lis mercy only can beguile,
BY gentle means, the wandercr
back.
Ihe stain that on thy virtue lies,
"ash'd by thy tears, may yet de-
cay
As clouds that sully morning skies,
May all be swept in sho wers away
so, gO-be innocent and live,
The tongues Of men may wound thet
sore,
But heaven, in pity, can forgive,
and bids thee go. and sin no more.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
Six Acres of Land,

well Enclosed, 4 part thereof with stone,
and in as high state of cultivation and
as productive, probably, as any lois in
ithc state-Two acres In clover for cut
ting aud seed, second lot OF two acres
(ow ground) in Timothy, the residue
divided into two lots and garden,
which is I5o feet square inclosed with
locust pos,s sawed, and sawed paliups,
with delightful stream flowing throug
1t, from Which one halt of the garden can
be completely watcred, and on which is
-rected pleasant Grape Bower. In
dependent Of this stream, which yields a
copious supply to the Tan Yard, there
are two never falling springs within go
and 40 yards of the dwelling house,
| which In point of quality, are ipie rior 20
none perhaps in the world. A good
HOUSE IS feet In length,
two stories with passage, and Portico
! in front, at ore end of which is lodging
room. 10 the dwelling hou{e is now ad :.
completed, will make the dwelling house
- feet in length, around which is de-
itghtful green, inclosed with locust potts
and white oak plank, with gates, afford
ing in and t-iets in various directions.
Fruit and various ornamental trees, viz,
Weeping Willows, Lombardy Poplars,
Locusts, Maple, Oak and Chestnut
The other buildings are Kitchen, an
lcxcelient Bark house with mill, two
Shops, Spring House and stable, with
lother necessary improvements.
The TAN ARD contain 20 watts in
complete order, and possesses more local
advantages than any other / know.
There is sufficient room and beautiful
Ielay bottom for large accession of watts
with an easy and natural command of wa
ter TO all. In short, it is a desirable
place, and may also, at small expense,
be rendered an eligible stand for other
public business, say Store, Idrern, Sad
ding, Boot and -.Uak:ing, all Of
which might be carried on with sdvan-
Itage here, being situated on the great
road leading from Fredericksburg to
Winchefter, and in the centre of neigh
bourhood second to none, perhaps, in
Virginia in point of farming and where
property is increasing in value in an IN
examPlcd degree.
The purchaser may, at the same time,
be accommodated with other property /:
Barrie, Tools, materials for building. q
lsaddttr'S shop, House-hotd Furniture, a
par Of Horses, q fea0 SERVANTS, and a
stoch Of Leather, chiefly !Soat-.amount,
sag 1000 Dollars.
IF application be made before the first
lof August, bargain may be had.
JOHN II. CLARKE.
Oak Hill, Fauquier Counts,}
Pa. MAY ri, 1918.
In 1910, from two acres fallow, I got SO
bushels prime wheat. In 1911, from the
same two acres, Ireceived % ID barrels corn,
land in 1872 again yieloed 90 bushels of
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
Lot Or half acre of Land

on Cameron ftreet in the borough of Win
cheHer, known IN the fnrvey Of faid bo.
rough made by Johsa Baylis, as Lot No.
90, formerly in the occupation Of Con
rad hremer, with the exception of thirty
three feet on the south side of faid lot,
sold and conveyed by faid Kremer to Hem
Try Hoover. The aforefaid fale is made
by virtue of a Deed of TruN executed by
Conr'd KTemer 70 William M'Gsire, as
trnttee to receive the payment of fam of
money due from faid Kremer to Iofenh
Steer as In faid deed mentioned.
ALFRED H. POWELL, nifty,
az fact for ~. III Gnire.
May I. tas,1
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
A REFLECTION AT SEA,

BIT MR.. MOORE.
See how beneath the moon beam.
smile,
Yon little billow heaves its breast,
And foams and sparkles for Il while,
And murmurins then retires to rest.
Thus man, the sport of bliss and care
Rises on times eventful sea,
And having swell'd a moment there,
he melts into eternity.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
VIRGINIA, TO WIT.

- '@@~t - ~ w
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office OF
the Superior Court Of ChaDcery for the
Winchester District, the Ist day Of Fee
bruary, 1873.
.WlLL1AM FRENCH Plaintiff,
w AGAINST
George Glaze and Conrod Glaze, Defen-
dats.
The Defendant George Glaze not hay
ing entered his appearance and given Sc.
curity according to to the ACT of Assem-.
bly, and the Rules of this Court, and i,
IaPPeaIing by satisfactory evidence, tina,
he is not an inhabitant OF this country
1t is ordered, that said Defendant do an.
pear here on the first day of che next tern
and answer the bill of the plaintiff; anc
that copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted in some newspaper published il
Winchester, for two months successivel,
and ported at the front door of the Cour
Houte in the fad town of Winchcfter.
A Coyy. Tefte,
DANIEL LEE, c. c. c.
June iz' zn3I6
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19

A fashionable young countess, ask
Jed young nohIeman whiehh thought
the pretticst flower, roses or tulips {?
He replied, with great Sallantry.
Sc your ladyships's t,ro-iips before all
the roses in the worli.'
When Colonel Thornton once asked
his coach-man, it he had any objec-
ton to so abroad with him ss To any
place that was ever created ''said the
fellow very eagerly" Would you
jdrive me to hell 90 said the colonel.
'' That / would" answered the fellow
+: that 1 would why you would
find hot birth, and you must go in
first yourself, Tom, as the box is he
fore the coach," Z" No, no, I would
back your honor In, aud wait ut Che
sate--I knows my place.
A Mr.. Wyman, who was famed for
nothing but stupidity and Incidence.
as lie was going from home one
day, was desired by his wife, not ia
be gone so mucll--'' She was afraid tC
be left alone -" Poh,,' said he
Naught is nerer in danger" Z" know
that" said she, +" but Naught'S WJ'
-, -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
RUNAWAY

s. COMMITTED to GaoI on the i9th
" April.a Negro man named LEW
Ely, about feet high between twenty
live and thirty years old, stout and
we'll made-had on when taken up a
homemade coat and pantaIoons, an old
wool hat,-he says he belongs to
George Smith formerly Of this county
bnt now removed to Kentucky. The
owner is desired to come forward. prove
property, pay charges and take him a
way otherwise he will dealt with as the
law directs,
c. SMITH, S. n. C.
May 6.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
,TAN,-Y ARD
FOR SALE.
TIE SUBSCRIBER

Nv ISHES to sell his establishment
w at thar healthy and we'll known
place. f" OAK-HtLL," in the county OF
sixteen miles northwest from
the Court Houie, containing
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
To the Citizens Of FredericIc & County
Borough Of Winchester

ITENHE committee appointed by the
a subscribers to the fuHd Zoe tho re-
lief of the families of persons who are
now in the service Of the u States for
tie county of frederick, either as crafts
Tor volunteers not having perfect know
ledge OF the situation OF the families 70
whom 1t would DC proper TO extend relief
requests, that gentlemen residing in the
Of those families would
furnish the applicants with certificate
directed to either of the committee
staring the number of persons in such ia.
imily that ate unable to support themselves
and mentioning particularly that the per
son upon whom they depended for sup.
port had been called into the service cf
his country either as a Volunteer or hz5
been drafted.
The Committee also request the srb.
tcrlbera TO pay the first instalmcnt one
hi'h Of their subsc ripiions, to Beatty Car
son, Esqr. Treasurer, or to citheF of The
Committee,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
Areb{e 1Onrs

III its various branches, useful and ofna-
mental, which will be taught in a differ
reot apartment, under the Immediate in
itruttion Of Miss FLOYD, will form a
separate charge.
Mrs. N. having provided commo-
dious house, would be willing to take a
tew young ladies as BOARDERS, and
Whit Inc is thus foliciting lhare of the
public patronage, lhe feels Rrong per-
sussion, that as soon as the inhabitants of
Wlncheitcr ll1all have had an opportunity
OF judging of the merits of this new and
Approved plan OF education, they will be
enabled to add to the great weight Of
teitimony already borne in its favor ipl
many parts of this country as well as En-.
rope.
Wiachefer, May rs, srst
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
FURS FOR SALE
TIE SUBSCRIBER
HAS FOR SALE
GOOD ASSORTMENT or
FURS,

CONSISTING Of
BE.1VER, .1fUSKR.q1, R.RCCoo.N, &c.
which he will dispose OF on reasonable
terms. He is at all times fupplied with
good ahortment OF HATS, the quality
o. which he engages fhall be inferior to
none manufactured elsewhere, and which
he will dispose of on Reasonable terms by
wholefale or retail.
Or Orders from difance promptly
attended to.
JOSIAH MASSIE.
Wincheaer May 8. IL
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
DANCING SCHOOL

THE subscriber submits 10 the patron
age of the Ladies and gentlemen of Win :
chefter and its vicinity, his intention of
openinp a
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
NOTICE.

ghN the roth day of June next viii
~ be sold to the highea bidder, az
public auction, for ready money, before
the door of Edward M'Guire's Hotel in
Winchester, certain
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
ANECDOTES.
Tie retort rnLient.


Two gentlemen of the city Of Bath
having high words at coffce-house.
one Of them was seen the ensuing morn
ing taking the mean revenge Of chalk
u rascal" upon the door Of his OPP
ponenty The latter afterwards called
at his house, aud was Informed by the
servant that his master was not at
home, bat asked if he would leave any
message for him-" No." replied he,
you may tell him | merely called
out Of compliment, haUmg been inform
Ell Tint he left lis name at my door yes
serday morning.
" Doctor" said London lawyer,
who was lately examining mine in
Cornwall, to a clergyman, his friend,
who stood at the top, 9 rs you know
all things, from the surface to the CEN
Gre, pray how far is it from this pit to-
shat in the Internal regions ?" :. d
eaDnot exactly ascertain the distance, II
replied the divine, " but let go YOUR
bold, and you'll be there in a mi
rnte %
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
SUGAR s. COFFEE.

VNHE subscriber has juf received a
Il quantity of nice COFFEE in bags.
Also, a few barrels of MUSCOVADO
SUGAR, with sundry other articles,
which he will sell low for cain.
TARITON +. WEBB.
Berryville, June II. t3tI6
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
CARDgHG MACHINES.

He fthfcribcr informs the public thae
L he has erected a complete fct of
CARDING MACHINES at Mr.. Crit
fin Taylor's mill, in Frederick; county, a.
bout eigh' miles from ChatlcRown, and
four from Battetown, Terms Of card
ing eight cents per pound. One pound
OF create 70 be sen, to every ten poundst
OF wool, l7hen it is NOT greaGsd at home,
The wool NUT be picked clean Of bufa
add hicks, A fheet or blanket for every
fifteen pounds Of wool matt be lent to con-
tain the rol.
John HIGHLAND.
May *. -
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1813-06-19
Oak Hill, Fauquier County,

YAK mn, fdnqUaeF county,
Pa. MAY ri, 1918.
In 1910, from two acres faliow, got SO
bushels prime wheat. In 1911, from the
same two acres, Ireceived % ID barrels corn,
and in 1872 again yieloed 90 bushels of
wheat
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20

disposition. The idea Of sanqulshins
time by tomb, Of surviving genera'loans'
manners, laws, and ages, ey coma,
could not have sprung from vulgar
mind. Ifthis be pride, it IS at least
grand pride Such vanity as ina.
which produced the great pyramid ina.
has withstood the ravages OF three or
four thousand years, must certainty III
the end, be accounted as something
For the rest, these pyramids reminded
me ofless cpompous monuments Inoesn
thew were likewise sepulchres: meah
those edi6ces of turf, which cover the ;,
remains of the Indians on the banks oil
the Ohio. Whend visited these, was
in a very different state OF nina rom
that in which / contemplated t1e nau'
solcums of the Pharoahs ! Va then
beginning my journey, and no" am
finishing it. The world at these two
periods of my life, wore to me precisely
the appearance of the two deserts IN
which have seen these two speclesaof
tombs a smiling wilderness, and par
rcn sands.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20
100 Dollars Reward.

Runaway from the subscriber,
living at Sully, in the County of Fair
fax, tVirginia) Negro Man slave
named WILLIAM who calls himself
VIM. Burwell-He is Mulalto, about
81 years old, FIVE feet eight or ten IN
ches high, straight and well made; he
is active, fluent, artiul, intelligent and
very timid. His visage is thin. cheek
bones rather high, eyes large, nose We
ry fat. forehead low and generally CO.
vered with wool-lips large and tat'
and from peculiar formation OF the
bones of his jaws appear to be swoln
Just below the ears. He reads and
writes tolerably well, and will undoubt-
edly exhibit pass of some kind He
wore awaya black cloth coat, which ap-
pears to be rather small for him
pair of country cloth pantaloons made
of cotton and black yarn, an old light
coiored surtout; but he might easily
obtain a change Of cloathing. He was
suspected of going to Alexandria,
where his father, freed man named
Nat Burwell, lives He has served me
many years, as house servant;
and has lived in Alexandria, Staunton,
in the the county of Middlesex, where
he was born) & in Fairfax. For some
months he waited in the Tavern OF
Capt George Turner, of Ssaunton.
Twill give the above Reward for the
delivery OF said slave to nae, or safely
lodging him in the Jail OF Alexandria or
Fairfax, if he be brought from dis
lance exceeding so miles--'and Fifty
Dollars if from less distance.
Francis L. Lee.
April Is. -,
H-rhs Editors Of the Federal he
pabIican ar. requested to give this two
o.. three insertions and forward their
account to Messrs. Snowoen * Simms,
DDTArTINrG
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20

Herring Seine Irvine.
Just received e FOR Sale,
cases Herring Seine Irvine supe-
rior uaIity.-Cameron- Street Wharf.
George Coleman.
IN STORE.
S 5 s:ssss Island; s;;sa. SALT.
Russia and Ravens Duck
Do Sheetings
Cork for Seines,
Tanners Oil in bills, and half bbls.
Sperm and Whale Oil.
Paint do. in tisrces and bbis.
Birthstone in bbls.
Mess No. and 2 Boston Beef, hbls.
and half bbls.
Do. prime Pork, bbls.
bbIs. Tar. Rosin, Turpentine and
Pitch.
April z.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20

A Requested Ball.
MR.. GENERES presents his respects
to the Lsdies and Gentlemen of AleXan-
dria, informs them that the Ball will be
on "Wednesday next the 2lst inst.
April IL
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RIcHNOy'|
Ertyoet Of @aeI
U.,htau (tTlH'

| RlChMo'
| Eztroct Of Q %'pI
| Hamilton Ga"|
| city, -
| aEamaton 6l'nl
| 81 embrace 'bn1
| nit you a ''''iISss,1
in this place. ssns,]
since 81 the British u
f f'iss ., made a, '''4,s|
two after Ibis i ~,
boa boats under as, s:
=. of the Consl'p,
fHaruptgn, that ,,,i;ias1}
in a moment q.
ou, Of town ' 's"s4
houses s' to vie. ,!'.t',d
~ they. were n ',a.r,d
;: she i 5,ss 4 IS; So 4
REss'p :sa' j. y, " N
night as Il ~. w. ~
in the night oo'Se,s,ed
c esPs, s s: :,ss,' ''
ID ,' ':' e E: ;;' ~,
beyond ta as., b I'll
ss Pre- ;;.' 81, e: w. q
up Mort, % na1iSJ
1 ia sads' 'H ' |
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
On Tuesday acct sval De sold at the
VENDUE STORE.
300 Reams wrapping Paper, LIST quality.
IL Bags Pepper.
De. Pimento.
P. G. Marsteller.
April ".
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-04-20
TUESDAY, APRIL 90.

Public Sale.
Will Be added to Tuesdays Sales,
A variety of elegant Mahogany furni-
ture,
50 bbls. HsvRings,
IS boxes Mould and Dipt Candles,
Mems, Women's and Children's Shoes,
Sc.
P. G. Mariteller.
Anril IL.