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The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1814-03-19
For THE ALEXANDRIA HERALD.

Messrs. Printers,
l have ever been an advocate for the
dignity oil human nature-condemued the
council given by an old miser to his son,
deai with every man as if he were a
rogue" My practice has been quite the
contrary. i deal with, and esteem every
man as honest, unless know by expert
ence, or on good authority, that he is not
lis true, have sometimes suffered by
this good opinion of man but tho plea.
sure | derive from placing confidence in
my fellow man, amply compensates me for
any little losses sustain thereby. In a.
greeabeness 70 this mode of reasoning, !
consider every one Of our Representatives
iii Congress as honorable men, because
know nothing to the contrary. For, saws l
to myself, they all have our good at heart
One thing, however, appeared to me some.
what strange that all having but one end
in view, how have they come so widely TO
differ. And so told my neighbor, who
understands Latin, Greek. sc. One dav
Calhoun says one thing, Quincy quite the
contrary yet they are both men Of souaa
knowledge, and both no doubt love their
country. When l hear Pickering reason
then I'm on his side; Jackson replies--i
change sides. And thus am plagued, un
TIL at length know no more OF what OPT
Mon am of, than do of the man in the
moon. Now that which puzzles me so
confoundedly, says I, is whether they think
themselves, they are right. Undoubtedly
they do, says my neighbor, who understands
Latin. Well says +, it may be SO God
forbid II should be otherwise. Yet freely
acknowledge my poor shallow brain can't
understand It, God help the igao"ant. said
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The engrossed bill for the relief of Den.
mis- Clarke, was read third time, passed
and sent to the senate.
IN EMBARGO NOTION
Mr.. Wood of Mass. offered for conside-
ration the following resolution
Resolved, That the committee Ct weys
and means be instructed to enquire in
TO the expediency Of allowing vessels
whose cargo shall consist OF 6rewood, bark,
or lime, to proceed from one port or place
in state to one or more ports in the same
or an adjoining state, under such restric-
tons and regulations as the president of
the United States shall direct and also
into the expediency ofallowing the vessels
heretofore chiefly employed in the hshe-
rles to be employed again in the same bust
ness.
On the question to consider this motion,
which on the requisi,ion Of Mr.. Wood, was
decided by yeas and nays, the vote was as
follows:
For considering it SO
Againstit 80
the re solution:
On motion of Mr.. Yancey of N. c. the
house resolved itself into committee of
N''S '"OiS5 ANi' iSaSdntS OI va, IN INC
chair, on the report of the committee of
ways and means against the expectancy
into which they had been, on motion of
Mr.. Yancey instructed TO enquire) of a.
mendlng that provision in the act laying
dulles on licenses to retailers, &c. SO far
as respects the sale Of domestic spirits sold
in less Quantities than five gallons, a, the
place where the same shall have been dis
titled. and by the person TO whcm liscnse
shall have been granted for that purpose
Mr.. Yancey moved to amend the re-
port so as to declare it to be erhcdfent to
make the proposed amendment TO the H..
sense law. His object was to make it le.
gal for distillers to sell in any quantity not
less than one gallon
Alter considerable debate in the COM
niittee and afterwards in the house
This motion was decided in the negative
by yeas and nays as follows.-Ysas Co.
Nays 80.
The house then cGncurred in the report
OF the commit &c Of WAYS and means.
The re mainder of the day was spent on
bills of private nature, not al all iate est
ing TO the pub
And the house adjourned.
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March 1914.

~ Our snbsc ibers in Leesburg, and
that direction, will please excuse us for no.
forwarding our paper of las, Tedne sday
and those In Haymarket, Fauquicr, &c. we
hope will pardon us for no, forwarding the
weeks papers which should have gone by
last Thursdays mail, as these papers were
all burnt when our oeics took fire on Wed.
nesdsy evening last.
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20 DOLLARS REWARD.

ABsCONDED from the subscribers
farm, near Smokers Gap, in September,
1912, dark MULATTO BOY, named
Fielding, about l6 or II years old, but We.
ry small OF his age. He is artfuI, and win
&c apt to change his name he is laxative,
and speaks in drawing tone. His yisaee
is remarkably lean, and pointed at the chin.
His mouth is wide, and his teeth large and
uncommonly white.
He was heard of in the neighborhood Of
Bernard Hooe, Esq near Hay Market.
where he once lived, and where he will pro.
badly be found. He is also acquainted a.
oout Alexandra and Georgetown, and pep.
haps he may be lurking there.
The above reward will be oive, Co.. "a
curing said boy so that get him, and rea.
sonaole charges paid if he is brought
home.
THOMAS PARKER.
L,oudoun Ctpn'y, Feb iawsra
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THE COMET.

The report of the capture of the priya-
ieer Comet, Boyle. of Baltimore, by the
Surtirize frigate is totally unfounded. A
gentleman, passenger in the Spanish schr.
that is said TO have brought the account,
denies that any information had been re.
ceIved of her capture when they left Por.
Ito Rico. This is the second time that the
.Wtso- York Printers have captured the Co.
amcf.--BaH. c. H. D.
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KINGSTON, (Jam.) Dec. l.

a most desperate attempt TO escape was
made by the prisoners of war, on board
the Loyalist on Wednesday afternoon.
The intention of the prisoners (for it had
been previously concerted) was 10 assault
both the guards and at any rate to make
sure OF The officer, for this purpose they
were divided into two parties, & at half past
$ p. M they put their plan into execution.
The attack they made was instantaneous,
but the party who attacked the guard, and
whose primary object seems to have been
tbs seizure Of sbeir arms, wa, so roughly
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ALBANY, March 10.

The court martial on general Hull, con.
yened on Monday last, and the evidence on
both sides having been closed, it was ad
journed over to Friday tomorrow to give
the accused time to prepare his defence.
J am told however,, that general Hull is
not yet ready, and that when the court shall
convene, it will be further adjourned to
MONDAY next.
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RIcHMeSD. March IL.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY.

RIcHMeSD. March IL.
MOVEMENTS OF THE ENEMY.
Ertrac. Of a letter TO the editor, e,.,ed
YoRK, Afareh.e.
F" On Monday evening brig and a
schooner sailed by Lynhaven bay and a
schooner little below Old Point Com.
tort. About twelve O'Clock at night fys
barges from them approached very near
TO Black Boards Point, at Hampton
Greek; when they were hailed by cen
s'nei several times, and twice fred upon be-
iore they moved ofi-The alarm was given
to the garrison there, & whatever hostile act
the enemy had intended to commit was a.
handoned--I have no doubt that a more ac
Two course of operations will be carried on
under Cockburn than was pursued under
Warren last summer; such is the differ.
encs between military man of 40 and
one Of so years.
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March l9.
PArONS & BUTCHER

4 q AVE just received and for sale about
- 60 tons BAR IRON, consisting of
Wagon Tire, Plough Moulds, squares
3-A TO Id inches. Also on hand, a few
tons Round Iron, 3-4 TO l-8 inches.
March e.weu
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@Ihe Delegates from the general Bap-
list Societies for foreign missions in the u.
States, are respectfully solicited to.convcne
In the meeting house of the First Baptist
Church In Philadelphia, on the Sd Wed.
nesday in May next.
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/" FIRE The arrangement pro.
duced by the Gre which originated in the
Press Room Of this Office on "Wednesday
night last from box of ashes, which had
been taken out of the stove, will be suffi-
. sient apology for one days delay in the
publication Of the Herald. Our loss is in-
considerable. The damage done the house
has been estimated at SIS, and is insured
a. Richmond. The fire was discovered by
one OF the editors of the Gazette, who
gave an immediate alarm, and zeslously
rendered his assistance. To The promp-
titude and activity of those citizens who
hrst assembled We are indebted for
the preservation Of this Office (the DIES.
truetion OF which would have involved all
the adjoining property by imminentiy ha-
zarding themselves in building, the ST.
tuation of which they were unacquainted
with, ard arresting the Ere at an unexam-
pied progress. For those exertions we
tender our warmest acknowledgements.
We have conversed with gentleman
who left New London on Saturday last
he informed Ms, that on the Thursdy eve
ming preceding there was at that place a
considerable storm of snow and rain and
the appearance OF the weather being favor
able tor our squadron TO put 10 sea, Com.
Decatur issued an order requiring oil his
officers on shore to repair, without delay
on board their respective vessels. Shortly
alter blue lights were thrown up, like rock
cts, from Long Point, and distinctly seer
by the officers at Fort Trumbuil, and by
the officers and men on board the Look out
boats. The gentleman from whom we re
celved this information plainly saw the
lights, x states that they were answered by
three heavy guns from the ships of the enc
my, at intervals of about ten minutes that
he was further informed, by an officer from
Fort Trumbul, that the lights were con
stnued during the whole night.-.Na.. .ddv.
The Senate yesterday confirmed the
nomination of RETURN ]. ME1es, Of Ohio,
TO the office OF Postmaster General Of the
United Staies.--.Nat. intel
We learn from Philadelphia, that altho'
considerable depression has taken place
IN the u. States stock, it is merely nomi 4
nal, & no person appears DESTROYS to sellthat
which he holds. 1t is believed that those
very much interested in taking the new
loan, as well as these who are extremely
hostile to the government, are taking eve
ry possible pains to make such representa-.
tons and such efforts as wilhtend, il sue
eessful, to prevent monied men from COM
ing forward to subscribe to the loan
1t is asserted on good authority, that sales
OF stock IN the existing funds could be
mace at or nearly at its full value in Phila
delphia. If any were offered with view to
make real sales, Notwithstanding the re.
ports OF heavy pressures Bait. IYMg.
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FISH WlLARF 70 RENT

& IN Tuesday the 22d inst. at eleven o.
" clock, will be rented, number of
LOTS on the Wharf, where the Fish Mar.
&ef was Kept last year. They will be only
rented during the 6shery-as the butts that
may be erected, must be removed previous
to the lst June next.
JOHN T. BROOKS,
March l9.
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Congress Of the United States.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, March l6.
DISTRICT PEN!TENTIARY

DISTRICT PENITENTIARY.
The house on motioa of Mr.. Ingersoll
OF Pa. resolved itself into committee OF
the whole, Mr.. King in The chair, on the
DILL to authorize the erection Of peniten-
tiary IN the district of Columbia, and to
provide the necessary funds therefor.
This bill authorizes the president un-
der the direction of the board of commits.
sionefs, 10 cause TO be erected the build
lngs L walls OF penitentiary on the Square
Judiciary In the city of Washington called
the square; and, to provide means COM
Petent to effect this purpose, appropriates
certain public lots in the city, to be sold
under the direction Of the said commits.
sionerss';so much of the proceeds as is ne
cessary to be applied to the object of the
blu and the remainder to be paid over into
| the treasury of the United States.
On this bill considerable desultory de-
bate took place, the bill being opposed by
MIR. Wight and Mr.. Fisk of N. York, on
the ground that il would be unjust to ap-
propriate the public property to the pur-
poses OF this district, already sufficiently
favored by benefits from the public trca-
sury, &c. and was warmly supported by
MIR. lngersoll on the ground of the expe.
dlency OF the measure, and the propriety
OF the mode in which it was proposed to
be effected. The public lots proposed to
be appropriated to this purpose were at
present of no possible benefit to the pub.
lie from whom the property would no, be
transferred by an application of these lots
to the purpose of erecting pcnitcntiary,
because the penitentiary itself would be
the property of the public, sc. Mr.. Find
ley defended the city from the remarks ap-
piled to 1t by Mr.. Wright.
The committee rose for want of a quo.
| rum, and, at length, after refusing once to
| adjourn and having come to no decision on
The subject of the bill, there being diff
Guilty in keeping quorum to attend to bu.
| siness-
The house adjourned.
! FRIDAY, March Is.
Mr.. Seybert Of Penn. from the select
committee, to whom was referred the reso.
Tuition on the subject of the copper coins
reported that it was inexpedien, at this
time to make any alteration in tho copper
coins, ofthe u. States. Mr.. 5. presented
a letter frnu tho dirertor &C Al. =.
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ven win receive this, With duplieates o

ven viii receive this, with duplicates o.
,he comnission TO treat with q Brltaln'
and Of tho instructions and other doeu'
men,. that we're forwarded BY the JOHN
ADAMS. This vessel IS sent 10 guard a.
ny accident tina, might attend the other
Ia Satisfactory arrangement can Dc
concluded with g Bri ain. the sooner Il
i, accomplished the happier Tor oa'h
countries. II such on arrangement can
no, be sbiained, it is imp"rt.nt tor the
United States to be acquainted win u
wi,hou, delay. ] hope, therefore, to re
ceive from you an account oithe s'ase
Of the negotiation and ii, prospects a.
soon as you may be able to communicate
aay thing Of an interesting nature re-
spec,ing them.
/ hsye the honor 10 DC, &c Scs
(Sisned) JAS MONROE.
ITO Be Continued
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AbiIiwas received from the Senate
entitled " An act authorizing the Pre-.
,ident Of the United States to cause to be
,ailt or purchased the vessels therein
described" TThe bill provides tor the
building or purchase and employment OF
INV number not exceeding twenty YES
sells, 10 carly not less than eight nor
uorc than fourteen guns
The bill was twice read and referred
10 the committee on Naval Afairs |;
and
The House adjourned.
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MospAr. Oct. s7.

Mr.. Eppcs Of Va. from the com.
mittee Of Ways and Means. rcpatted
bill for authorising tie Secretary
of State, during the continuance o,
the present war, to give additional
comnensatien to masters OF vessels
for bringing home destitute ana us.
tressed American seamcn from a,
broad: which was read and cOinmit.
led.
/. Mr.. Eppes also reported a bill for
the relief Of join Castillo which
was twice read and ea'nmiqed.
Mr.. Z, also male Al uniayorahie
report on the petition Of John IL
BeasIey and .thrrs; which was on
motion Of MIR. Fisk OF VI. recon-
nitted To the committee Of Ways d
Means for further examination.
The iaint resolution offered ny Air.
CloDIop of Va. for the appoint aeni
Of committee TO wait on The Prrsi
dent and rrques, him 10 appoiat a
day Of public humility. fasting and
PRAYER. was ordered 10 br rngrossed
Tor "a third reading, and to be read
third fine 10 morrow.
On motion OF Mr.. johnson ofKy
The comnit,ee Of Public lands were
directed to enquire into the expedi
ency Of eranii,- 10 tnihnny Shane
"a half breed Indian who has per
rormed e,niaent services TO the L.
stated the ri.nt OF tie Uni,pd States
10 $40 acres oflsnd in the State so.
bio at a place On 81. Mor,'s river
known by the name Of Si,ane's Cros-
.iog; and leave was given 10 them
70 report thereon by hii or other.
wise.
MIR. Wilson OF Mass. offered for
con, iieratian the following rcso!u-
ton:
ResS,red, That the committee OF
WAYS ami Means enquire in," The
exlcd;rnsy Of suspending the eOIlec-
ti,no OF the Direct FAX and Internal
Unite, in those Districts Of the State
az Massachusetts, which are iB Dos.
session ofthe enemy,
Tie House agreed. 62 to IL, row
20 consider the resolution.
MIR. Sharp Of Nv. who had voted
for the consideration Of the resnlI-
ton. desired the gentleman would
state his asieet.
Mr.. Wilson stated that the enemy
having possession of Easiport and
Castine, thus possessed the command
or territory which belonged to two
collection districts, one If the col.
lec,ors of which resided within the
territory thus occnpird, and the other
lust without il. although five .six,bs
nr ,.r.;,o,v .,,..hed m III. d;.t,;.t
,v., :, ro...,;n, or 10 ,,p,,y II
A., -. ~ -, ,,..o..
~. ~ - :" -,
,''"S :. ~,
iee'loa W 'no ""''rS' "ss' ""'Fs
the bri'i'h uo'efa"r o'ieforo"he' as
Scnttemen had no donhi seen IN the
pubiic papers, had required the col
lectors TO pay ever TO bis ohlcrrs es-
tabli,het. al Cas;ipe or Eastport and
with his reauisi,;nD the eollectors
mu.t .on,iy mr. so,,;.r co,l;sr,,;o,
nc,h.;r nronsr,, a, ,he o,hsri,,,d
y, -,
."cy "ou'" 'r.,"'e '".'' '"'y N.eu'a'
ihs 70 laws 'hey a,a MOI l'roeee" III
their collection. Tic wished To re.
iieve them from this hisnsrceahle al
formative, and TO nut il ont 0ftle pow
er of the British government 10 tax
=, :,
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prizes. Captain Newhy says he va,
II days on board Ire aismno,h
crnizing between the lat. in which he
Was taken 4 Cape Clear, aud did not
see q single British ship Of war!
CoxK. August IL.
Arrived. sloop Martha and NATL.
da, bound TO Plymouth. captured By
the American p'iyateer Sabi.r, TATE.
~ lost off Wilmington& given np TO
prisoners. She had also taken The
Avon: Scott. Of Greenotk. from New.
foaudland for Valencia, will, fish
PARIS. august. IS.
We hear frum Algiers, that 8
Swedish, Danish. 2 Dutei, and :
Spanish vessels had been hrougi, !,
as prizes /: that Algerine vessels arc
still cruising in the Atlantic, 4 others
are about 10 fnllos.
The Alscriscs have released tho
swedish vessel on hearing a Swr-
oish man OF war was coming to Al.
Slers.
August %.
II is understood the Russians will
advance further into Denmark, and
occupy Gluek,,adt.
MADRID, August 9.
The king has prohibited the Judc.
60 from the use of torture, to cxtort
confessions. Prisons are ordered TO
be made SO as no;fo injure health, &
prisoner, are to he seat 10 wurk--A
decree against Freachmen has been
published 10 Arragon and Catalonia,
provinces where there have been
popular connections, where some
Frenehmen aud their pariizaas have
been assassinated.
sGravina. the Pope's Nuncio, sent
off by the Cor,es. has been recalled.
and receives honers from the Court.
is reported that Oetolaza, the
Conftssor Of the King, known for
his Trades in the Cortes, has been
orAcred TO quit the capital, as we'll as
the Rev. Editor Of the Alals,s or
La Manch--SentiBel.
Further from Haiifar.
We yesterday received a iTaIifx
paper of October Is. which mentions
the arrival Of the ship Alexander &C
Mary, and that she sailed with IS
sail. dc. anGer convoy Of the Liatv
ard Raven. The Packet was TO saii
from Falmouth for Halifax, Septen.
ber s.
The Lconidas frigate. ii, from We
"a Cruz. With half million OF NO.
neg and Folus frigats, % days
from Quebec, bad arriv"din England.
Captain Barclay. commander Of the
late BriIi.h feet on Lake Erie, pas
senger in the latter.
New Brunswick papers to the 18th
(rccci,ed at Halifax contained no
news.
The following extracts from Lon
don papers TO August 29) are given
in the Halifax paper.
LONDON, August Is.
Detnchraen,s Of tho follow ing re-
sinenrs embarked last week for A.
merica-ith. 9ib, seth. Aith, 49lh,
5Sth, sfst, seth. Dctashmenss OF
the folio = ing corps will also embark {
list, Sd. 9th, 2ist. S9th. 4fst, 57tlT,
10th, 10Th, SD, ssth, iooth. Tho
transports will proceed 10 Cork tobc
joined by the others. The whole
will rendezvous ct Bermuda.
August 20.
The Dakc Of Wellington has had
his FIRST audience at Paris.
q An order from Lord Baihurst's of
Gee, prohibits all Americans from
.rthrniuS to that country in British
packets. without permission.
In consequence ofihe interruption
Of The American negotiations at
Client, stocks have sustained a con-
siderable depression
The Valiant ~, expected TO take
ont Lord HILL 10 America, has
licen fitted on her main deck with
Consreyc gsns. No time is yet
6xed Tor hi, Lordsbip's departure.
Bodies Of Austrian, Russian and
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Extract Of . letter ON :he Secretary
Of STATE 10 the Cam Nissio1ers Of the
U Sfs,cs for treating with G. SIi.
tain, ddfsd
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02
CONGRESS.
INV sENATE.
Monday. October %. 1914

Monday, October %, 1914.
Mr.. Lambert OF N. J. appeared and took
his seat.
On motion of Mr.. Giles, the Senate re-
solved TO insist on their amendment TO the
resolutions in hosor of Gems. Brown, Scott,
Games, Ripley. Miller and Porter, which
had been disagreed to by the House OF Re-
presentatives, and requested a conferences
with the House thereon.
Mr.. Germans motion for the classi6ca,i
on OF the militia was postponed ustil to.mor
MIR. Stone had leave of absence for four
wee
On motion of Mr.. Goldsbovosgh,
ResofUed. That the President Of tho Uni
ted States be requested to lay before the Sc.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-11-02

The QUESTION on thi, motion was dccileE
as follows:
YEAS.
:. Mes.-~. anderson, Avery. Barnet. H,y.
lies % aIxss. Uselov, Bnv |, Rrad,,rv. nr,l.
ley, hri ham. Butler, Chappel, Cilley. Tan
s'ocx, Cordict. Conerd. Cooper, Couch. ana.
M, lJaverpor', Ocaove,ics. Ely, Evans. T:sk.
Vyf.fisk QW r. Forsv;he, CASTOR. Gbo..
son, tirosyenor Hale, Halves. HurIbert. Tn.
gersoU, trv ,g. Jackson az K. J. Kenneth
Kent OF Of ". Y. King, ofklass. King ofw
C2Leferts. Lovett. Lowndes. Motif. Nome
Mosssey, Markell. Nelson, Pickering. pi.,
kin. Post, Potter, John Reed, William Reed.
Rich, Robertson. kuggies. Sage, Seybert.
Sherwcoa Skinner, Smith Of N. T.. Strong.
urges. facgart, Taylnr, Teifair, Trnoo.
Vose, Ward of Mass Ward of ". ~ Wen.
ster. Wheaton. Wilcox. Wilson of .siass.
Winter. wrishs-,s
Messrs. Alexande., Aston, Barbour p.ra
BayIy, ofYa. Boweo. Brown, Borwei,. Ca:Is
well, Calhoun, Cannon. Clark. Clno,on.
Crayford. Creighton. C~ulpeper, Cuthbert,
DAVIS fPe Desha, Duyall, E 4rlc. Epnes,
FFarrow. Forney, Franklin, Geddes. Clas.
gov, Good wyn, Critic. Hail., Harris. Has.
brouck. Hawkins. Hubbard, Hum6hrevs-
Hunscrferd, Ingharn. Jackson ofpa. Johnson
~. nGus q Md. Kerr
go as.cs.a HSsw Law Lewis. Lyle. Ma.
Nsr,aa Soy, neS: Lsan; Montgomery.
s sSessansss % len Ring6ctd, SeTier.
Udrre. vW w, vr stunt 'rd. Thompson.
S1rsS. w n''es wilson of Fen Yancey-69.
and m ~ smsnamens va: carried
inc whole as last amended. was decided,as
5
Nn'..n o'e 20
: 90
70 ;rsers ,xs",~ ;n.,saa amenoso tnat Is
Va" 49, .wcnty instead, Of twelve and a
wa. s@resd : sA'on' As 'ne additional tax
1920 TO- Z
ssy otN. S.tnen moved an a.
10y sa.cn q spirits d':t'iled from dcmes.
,h. $3.50, . n'sseau - uiviu,sg J. between
M y anu proauct OF sae snil.
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