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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-03-10

District of Columbia, to wit.
Comfy Of Alexandria, Nov. Term 1873
John Smith, Complainant.
AGAINST,
Thomas Showers, Thomas Askins and
Newton Keene, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant Thomas Showers, not
having entered his appearance, and gi-
ven security according to the statute *
rules of this Court, and it appearing to
the satisfaction OF the Cour, upon afhda-
viz, that The said defendant Thomas
Showers is not an inhabitant of this Dis
trict: On motion of the said complainant
be his counsel it is ordered, that the
said defendant Thomas Showers, do ap.
pear here en- the first day of April term
next, and enter his appearance to this
suit, and give security for performing
the DEGREES ofthe Court, and that the o.
Their defendants Thomas Askins and
Nev:.on Keene, do not pay away, con.
yey or secrete, the debts by them ow-
ing TO, or the estate or effects in their
hands, belonging to the said absent de-
PENDANT Thomas Showers until the fur.
Their order or decree of this Court and
that copy of this order be forthwith
published for two months successfully
in one Of the public newspapers publish.
ed in this county, and that another copy
be posted at the front door Of the Cour
House OF said county.
a CoPY-TEsT,
c.. Deneale, c. c.
February IL. dam.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.

FOX SALt.
THE subscriber offers for sale his
FARM, lying on Mattox creek,
and about two and a half miles belc"
the bridge, in the county OF Westmore'
land and state Of Virginia; containing
about two hundred acres Of prime bot
tom land; there are On the premises
a large two story frame clearinghouse
with all necessary out houses ilne
young apple and peach orchard the
land abounds with springs of excellent
water. The house is situate on the
banks of the Creek, in which there Is
always plenty of the best kind OF fsh
and fowls in their season. Vessels OF
50 to 100 tons burthen can come with
in twenty yards of the landing-l6o a.
cres of the above land is cleared and Mt
for culture, and the residue well TIM
bered.
ALSO,
One other tract situate at the upper
part of what is called the Irish neck,
and about 2 and q half miles from the
above described property, containing
asel-a Acres, 100 of which is cleared
and the remainder heavily umbered-
There is on this farm a comfortable
dwelling house. containing 4 rooms on
a floor, kitchen, a good apple orchard
and excellent water. For terms, apply
to Mr.. Baldwin Nj. Lee of the county
of Westmorel.nd, whom | have fully
authorised to make sale of the proper
ty aforementioned.
Elliott Muse.
Rrp.H1LL, Fairfax County,
Jan. 90.
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By authority Of the State Of
Vi,ga'aaa.
SCHEME OF A
LOTT E. r Y

Authorised by an act of Assembly,
passed on the Sd day of January, 1906.
and an act in aid thereof passed on the
2s,h day of January, 1919 for the pur-
pose OF raising Fand to assist in the
establishment of PUBLIC ROAD from
Thornton's Gap 10 Fauqaier Court
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Negroes for Sale.
FOR SALE famity Of NEGROES
consisting If
Man his Hije and 4 Gin d'en.
For terms apply TO .No6!et Rerberf,
ESQ. of Alexandria, or 10 the sdhscri-
bel
Bush: Washington.
Mount ernon, Jan. Is. Saw
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This is to give NO

THAT the subscriber o. -,
Georges County hath OBTAIN. -, q,
the Orphans Court Thereon i I.'rn b
tamentary Of the estate OF 0s y
milton, with the will anaeAeS 4
that all persons interested .ee, s ID
desired to produce their cIa'lp,
before the 26;h day oil July nsn S,lcJ
may otherwise be by law
from all benefit of said estate 1T
VIM. K. Clasas
Es'or. Of Cav" , -
January ~. I'M, y
n. B. The sale of his goo
lake place on the 5sh FsOru"
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ALSO

To Sell Con long credit or exchange
for property in the Counties OF Fairfax
Loudoun. Prince William. Fauquler
Alexandra or the Town of Alexandra;
several tracts OF Land in the State OF
Virginia ard Counties of Harrison.
Randolph, Monongalia and Greenhrfar
Tie titles are believed to be good, bu'
those DESTROYS Of purchasing can see
the patents by applying to The suhscri-
Der. Persons wishing ts buy any Of
the above lands, will find the terms
reasonable and convenient upon appi.
cation to the subscriber in Alexandra.
II. Herbert.
Jan. IS. 2aw3m
Re- The Editors ofthe Federal Re-
publican, md National lnieligencer,
will please inser, the above in their e.
spective papers, once week for s
months and send their accounts for pay
ment 20 this olfic~
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SULPHUR SPRINGS

In Berkeley County, frginia, lately &C.
cutied by MIEGHlEI,
FOR SALE OR RENT.
THESE Springs form valuable
establishment, and will be found
worthy the attention of any person
who is isposed to enter into a public
line Of business.
For terms apply to Jacob Morgan
Esq Alexandria.
H. St. G.. Tucker.
Winchester, Jan. 26-TSe1 2aw.
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goo Acres Frederick Land

$500 Acres Of Lana,
CITUArED in Frederick c'Un''
~ state of Maryland, between ~
gerstovn and EmmotsbuIg, wi'nM
miles Of the latter, and about 10 nDp
from Frcdcricktown. The land sts
provided with weed and water, fFcu
soil favorable 10 the cuiIlvSuo1
small grain, and improvement ~" -.
clover and plaister.-It will DC SEQ /"
tire or in small quantities 10 sun r.
chasers If not sold before the s''I
March next, it will then be ona.'s.
public sale at Emmitsburg. !or
will be made known by apPllc'uyIni
the subscribers living in hisSs'O
Daniel F. Dulany'
VIM. Herbert, Jun :.
The Editors of the Baltimofe,. So !.
raj Gazette, German and tnen.n
pers Fredericktowh, Lancaster ~ -
Democratic Press, Phiiadeiphia' ." ~,
qussted to publish the ABOVE
week till sale. .,.,u
Dececnber Is. isWL-I-
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Last drawn number
(blank or prize) fifty sixth 10000
Prizes tQuabIe S.r!p days after the COM
tiet:on Q; me DravinS.
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Ioseph Vaudeville,

Joseph ManoeViiie,
Corner II Kmg and Fa"Jar STee'S'
OFFERS FOR SALE,
$50 quarter chests and boxes TEAS
of best quality,
~ hide Muscoyads & Orleans Su-
gars
OF barrels Oo',
$4,000 lbs. refined Sugars,
so,ooolh. Coffee
4,ooo ID Pepper
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco-
late No. and
IS pipes Cogniac Brsndy
10 puncheons W India Rum
hhds and 90 bbls Northern do.
40 casks Smyrna Wine
81 bids Molasses
$50 boxes Rais'ns
900 lbs Fresh Currants y
200 reams Wrapping Paper. :,
and general assortment as usual
of,he best WINES, LIQUORS ane
GROCERIES.
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FOR SALE,
A Tract OF Land situate in the coun.
N ~ of Prince William, about 10
miles from Dumiries, on Kettle Kun,
containing about
Five Hundred Acres,
One hall in wood and the remainder
cleared, it is well adapted to Glover
Plaster, sc. 1t has on 1t an excel
lieut. Mill Seat; also, one of the best
Peach Orchards IN the county. This
land lies contiguous to tract OF About
lo,oce Acres, which has no wood on
i, and consequently the wood on this
tract is very valuable. 1t has on it
handsome site for dwelling house and
| other improvements: A more minute
description of the property is thought
| unnecessary as it is presumed any per-
| son inclined to purchase will hrst We"
it.
Philip Ftztu4ggh.
Fab o. law3ts
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Winchester, Jan. 2e-[ss] 2aw'
ORPHANS, COURT.

Alexandria Coanfy, FEB. Term, 1914.
!. ORDERED, That the Executor
of George Gi.hin, deceased, do insert
the following advertisement three times
week for four weeks, in the Alexan'
dria newspapers.
A Copy--Iest,
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FOR SALE,
TRACT of Land containing q

a TRACT of Land containing D.
N bout 800 Acres, in the County
of Fairfax, State of Virginia; known
by the name of Cameron, the property
OF Thomas Herbert, contiguous to the
land OF James III Hooe, Esq. and MIR
Thomas Wilson's Mill, SIX or seven
mics from toe City of Washington
and Georgetown, mile and halt
from the Town OF Aiexandris, and no;
more than half mile from the Little
River Turnpike Road. The land is
fertile, we'll watered and adapted to the
cultivation of any kind of grain or grass.
AS it is supposed that persons wishing
to purchase the land will view it, any
further description is unnecessary -
The terms of sale will be one fourth OF
the purchase moacy in hand, and tor
the balance a liber,l credit given, the
purchaser paying interest with the "
saal security.
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Stationary Prizes.
First drawn 100 blanks on the lst
days drawing. each. 8
First drawn number (k.auk) on
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The Subscribed
February IL.

ne SuDSCr1Der
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
and the public generally, that he has o.
pened Tavern in that large and commo.
dious House formerly occupied by Mr..
BAIL Bs4vtag, in the Village of Pts.
Getaway, prince Georges County and
solicits share ofthe pubIic's patr onags:
Having made the requisite arrange.
mcnts, he f1atters himself that he will
be enabled to render sstisfs ction, to
those who may favor him with their
custom,
TH0S. MAcCUBBIN.
Eagle Inn, Piseafasvay, Md.
March 3
Wants a Situation IN a Store,
A YOUNG MAN, who can procure
good recommendation.--Apply at this
OFFICE
Feb /.
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MRS. ROSS wishes to inform
LADIES' Of Alexandria, that she has
commenced the
Manipulating Business,
In its various branches on King street,
next door to the Coffee House-where
those who may please to favor her with
their work, may depend on having it
done with neatness and dispatch.
Feb - I'm
The subscriber offers for
Sale new SEINE BOAT and Rope,
$ ONE Tubs, SC.
ALSO,
A second hand Gig.
James c. West.
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100 Dollars Reward.

EL0PED from Fairfield, in the
county of Frederick and Common
wealsh of Virginia, W. or ABOUT the Yin
day of March last, negro slave nam
ed ANTHONY the property OF the
late William B.. Page, deceased, An.
thoay !, about fest . inches. IN
height, OF . substantial form, light
yellow completion, and rather OF an
effeminate voice. He is about % years
of age, was brought up a house SER
want and has been accustomed 10 thS
course of employment all his life. he
is a slave of great capacity and consi-
derable ingenuity-he read:--he plays
the 6ddle-and possesses great me-
cbanical turn---he can do rough car
p.nters' work and make comSs ne
above reward will be given il Anthony
should be apprehended at the distance
of 100 miles from F-irheld, * brought
m the subscribers living in Alexandra.
Gu, If apprehea5ed at the distance OF
less than 100 miles, Fifty Dollars will
he riyen if he is secured in goal, and
notice given TO the subscribers.
Tho. Swami,
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Tho. Swami,
Edmd. |. Lee,
.6smrs. of Em.B. Page, deed

May 5.
The Editors Of the Federal Repub-
liean, National Intelligencer and Ca-
ze,te of the United States, VIII publish
the above in their papers, and send
fbe;r ar count, TO this otiiCc.
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ORPHANS COURT

UKPHANS COURT
.Agerandria County, Feb. Tenn. .,
ORDERED, That the Exs,''"
of Margeret Laushersy, deceasss ''i'
insert the following advertisement, y. %
times a week for four weeks n "'s'
Alexandria newspaper ~
A Copy-Test,
A. MOORE, Reg'r Of win,
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This is to give Not;cs

LILO 10 w SA'S -iOlice
That the subscriber of aI.vs,,.
County in the District of Co..
have obtained from the Orph,ns. c
of said county, letters testams,.N
on the personal estate Of aa,a'V
Lausherty, late of the Count aio s. ia
deceased. all persons having claim
galnst the said deceden, are h."
warned to exhibit the same viii y
vouchers thereof daily authenticated ,a s
passed by the Orphans Court, to -.
subscriber on or before the I'M S'
Of August next, or they may by Law !.
excluded from al! bens6t to .sid co.,,
and those indebted thereto are r.w;r.i
to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this II. o.
ruary 1914.
JAMES YOUNG
Executor Of Margaret Laurb,,,,
February ". tav
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NOTICE.

February ".
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-07
UPRIZE LIS.

The British brig Kingston Packet, of about 250
tons, coppered to the bends with cargo Of lumber
and provisions, from Nova Scotia bound to the West
Indies, has arrived at Portland, prize TO the prya-
teer Fox. of Portsmouth.
List Of BRITISH vessels copturrd 5y tbs IT, S. corretts
adams, hfey ar. at TIE eastward
June "a, brig Mentor, from Newfoundland TO st.
Johns, cargo fsh-destroyed. 9Th, brig Mary,
from Corsic tor do cargo salt destroyed July 27,
sch Favsrte, of Plymouth, f. from do. for do car
60 sait--des,royed 6, near the Banks, ,csp-
tared Bh ship Paris, from Quebec for London, with
cargo OF Timber and Furs. (33 bales Of the latter
Ill taken out)--destroyed. She was fine ship Of
90? tans-buut at Quebec and only ten days out on
her hrst voyage. The ship and cargo were valued
Is, sch. Maria. from St. Andrews for ST. Johu's, n.
e. cargo iunber-burnt The Adams brought in a.
bout twenty thousapl dollars worth Of Furs
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-07

An express has just arrived here with in
formation that large number Of British
troops, In about 800 boats have arrived at
Gravelly Point, abou. 20 miles from This
place, down The the ST. Lawrence, and
when the express came away line of or
500 had formed, and the others were landing
as fast as possible. Their object is supposed
IN be this place, and if sc, we shall probably
have sight of them before long. The pres
en-. commander at his port, Col Mitchell, is
a brave and spirited man, and will deieud the
place TO the last but if the numbe. of the
enemy is not exaggerated there will be fear
ful odds against Us. A considerable number
CT militia are now on duty here, and larger
number will probablybe called in imme diately
Most OF the feet are now out, at no great dis
tance above Kiogston 8 briggs came in fe W
days ago, and sailed this morning they are in
sight, and an order has been sent to them
with to days express"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-07
By Last Evenings Mail.



Capture Of Cas,ine.-A gentleman who arrived on
Sunday night in the eastern stage, informs that he
conyersed with the late commanding officer of the
fort in Castine. and learned from him the following
facts THE garrison consisted OF % men--on the
approach Of the enemy, they discharged their guns,
blew up the fort, and made their escape The Bh.
troops arrived at Castne were supposed to be
ny as 2000 600 had landed at Belfast, and taken
possession of that place without resistance. pro-
.clsmstion had been issued in the name Of Sir John
Sherbrokc, claiming all The territory east Of the Pc
nobscot, as part Of the Province Of New.Bruns-
vick-,he troops arc commanded by Gen. ellsworth.
ship, briggs and or 8 tenders, proceeded up the
river towards Hampden, where the Adams is lying,
on Thursday night, as far rs the tide would carry
them, which was opposite Buckstown, and there an.
chorcd. II was understood that the vessels which
were towing up the river consisted Of sIoop-ofwar
two briggs and scb.; end that they were within six
miles Of the Adams on Saturday 40 pieces Of can
non and large body of militia, reported to be
ready TO defend her.
Erroct Of a letter from AewburEtsrt, Sept, s. u. M
foMe KEEPER Of tie Exchange Coffee House books
" by the Eastern Stage accounts are received that
the enemy had fortified Csstinc and intended TO hold
it that they still occupied Belfast, that a,tcmp
had been made TO take Hampden, in which the
my we're repuIscd, that they wsrpDg their ships
up the river, after the Adams ; that Capt. Morri'
had landed al bis guns, and was making the most
active prepara ions for defence, and that was sup
posed he would be successful.
: !" Sir John sberbrokc's proclamation had reached
Wiscasset. II declares tiat the towns Of the Pc.
nobscoi are colonies to His Majesty, invites all tb
inhabitants TO rally round the British standard pro.
misses protection and gives assurance that IL no
sstance is made private property shall be respected
"a severe csnnonading was heard on Saturday.
and 1t was supposed the attack on the Adam, had
commenced"
eft was expected an attempt would be made on
Portland, and defensive Preparations were making.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-07

Twice has the state of Connecticut been
invaded BY the enemy twice have It's citizens
had an opportunity of displaying their boosted
courage and patriotism. These two oppor-
tunities have been marked with the most
striking contrasts. At Saybrook the inva-
ders were permitted to enjoy peaceable pos
session of the village, and TO burn the ship
ping in the harbor. To what was this owing
Necessity, cowardice, or treason That II
was not owing to necessity, must appear evil
dent to every person who is acquainted with
the population of that neighborhood. A few
hours might have collected a force sufficient
10 repeL s!ay, or capture three times the
number there landed. Are the people of
that place towards or traitors Let them an-
swer for themselves. The enemy, who ex-
pected very different reception, call them
towards. Be this as il may, the stain will
long remain on their charactcrs, and disgrace
the town which was once honored by the name
OF bushnell. In Stonington the case was
quite the reverse. The enemy were not per-
mi,ted to profanc the soil with their feet.
They were repulsed with patriotic bravery,
and forced 10 retreat without obtaining their
object. The village, however, has acquired
much repown, and rendered itself famous in
the annals Of the present war. The glori.
Gus examplc thus exhibited will inspire other
places to similar excrtion should the ruth
less foe dare TO make an attack. While the
citizens of this town and It's vicinity feel con-
scious pride in having SO uobly displayed their
prowess, and so worlhily discharged the duty
which they owed to themselves aud country,
the self-debased Inhabitants of Saybrook must
experience sensations of avery ditteren, nature.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-07
NEWPORT.
JVEDNESDAY, SAP1EN8ER z, 1914.
No. 81!

Again sir has fisased Ihe .hgmighfy TO give
TO the arms Of me Unifed STATES signal vic.
fcry over their esemies"-sgain has the Amer
ican Wash stung to death the naughty tyrants
of the ocean-and again are the proud feel
ings OF .dmericans excited TO the highest
pitch, by the victory obtained by the gallant
BLAKELEY, OF the Amer an sloop-ot-war
Wasp, of is guns, over the British sloop-of-
war. Reindeer, of equal torce, commanded by
Capt. MANNERS. II is only necessary 10 OBJ
serve that the annexed account is taken from
an English newspaper, and the reader will
give their story all the credi, it deserves. We
shall doubtless obtain the correct account
from our gallant tars on the arrival OF the
Wasp.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1814-09-07
EvENfNG GAZETTE.

We have received three numbers OF new
paper, published in Boston, under the above
title. From the well known sbili,ies Of the
Editor, Mr.. William Burdick, and from tho
elegant specimen exhibited, both as il res
poets the selections, arrangements, Sc. ard
:he typographical execution, we doub, not it
will rank among the 6rst publications in this
country. The work is Of miscellaneous
character, and embraces in q brief view the
news and various politics of the day without
regard to party. The paper is printed once
week on an elegant fine type, price So 50
year. We recommend it to general pat
ronage.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

London, July Z.
!. Private information, which may be relied
on with confidence, states that dreadful riot
took place few days ago at Stfasbutg, be-
tween the garrison * a corps OF $500 prison
ers, who refused to wear the white cockade !;
10 which many lost their lives. Lyons is
said 10 have discovered some unfavorable
symptoms and in Paris, one might infer from
the conversation in the Play-boa and in The
groutes, that ano.her revolution was on tho
point of ticking place--The King Of Prussia
has arrived at Paris ihcoy.
In Spain no fewer than 1000 arrests have
taken place since the return of the King.
The principal adviser of the Crown on
these occasions is understood to be the Duke
del IDfantado.
Part Of the Duke of Wcllington's army is
10 be stationed in the Netherlands ard two
Deputies from the Netherlands are said to BE
actually in London, to concert with our Gov
ernment the proper means Of organizing the
Belgaic army.
There appears to have been serious dis.
turbance At Madrid. The King suddenly
lef: the Capital In the middle OF The night on
the l,h uit. aad the stone upon which the
constitutional inscription had been engraved,
was tern from It's place end two other in-
scriptIons substituted. The next day the
statue of Ferdinand was placed upon the
same spot, aud we infer that ii gave rise TO
an insurrectitn on the part OF those favorable
to the constitution. However, they are said
TO have been put down, and the most mutt
nous arrested. The King seems to have been
very i'll advised since his return.
July Is.
A letter from Ghent, dated July ?, contains
the following particulars
!" The English Ministers arc, Lerd Gam
bier and Messrs. Cockburn and Adam, but
none of them have yet arrived at GaInt. The
American Ministers are Messrs. Bayard,
GaiIatin, Adams, Russell and Clay. They
have all been here for some days, except Mr.
Gailatin, who is hourly expected 10 arrive"
AT a late honr last night Hamburg Mail
arrived. An expectata,ion is put forth that
Norway will be ceded to Sweden without
Ian appeal to the sword. In the mean time,
Il is said, that, the Sweeds have been rs-
|pulsed with considerable loss in prisoners,
IN an attempt Of invasion. ..s-,..
In boston, Englsnd the Banking Houses
of Messcrs. Barnard, Msssrs. Sheath, Low,
Steel and Wray, have failed, and caused there.
10y great sensation among the people at and
|near that place-Messrs. BellsIs and Son,
and Mcssrs. Edwards and Harper, OF Stanford,
have also failed.
Letters frcm Flsioeur, Of May "a, mention
At a Swedish ship from Go,ienburg tor Chi
valued at 70, 900 dis. had been. taken by q
.wegian brig of war, AID arrived into port
had large amour, in specie. Several
,ther valuable vessels have also beentsken.
London, June IS.
Mr.. Callatin. the American Minister, arrived on
|Wedaesdsy night at the Paris Hotel, Dover, and
|nezt day sQbsrksd Gs Calais, in sS rogs fer ehent
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DEFENCE OF BALTIMORE

Baltimore continues to be military camp:
the reinforcemcn,s are hourly coming in
and from 2 to 5000 Pennsylvans are daily ex-
pected. The work of fortifying the heights
continues to gov on with great alacri ~. The
contributions in money reported this dayt Aug
2g)arc S3l65.