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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-05-04
From Jehn G. Joynes, ddiafanf. TO Lieuf
Col Bayiy, dated
:. !" IL Q, Ondncock. AhrH Is

NJ
eli 0. Onancock. .4hrR Is. 1914
In obedience to your orders of yesterday,
requesting me to make you correct statement
of the Enemy's force, Il make you the following
Report which have collected from the differ
ept Posts on da.y and from Thomas Sharr ID
who has been on board the Admiral's ship
There are 6 ships in View one the Albion "A,
Admiral Cackburn, one the Chesaps AXE, lafe
United States frigate, the 50 gun ship Armide,
Trowbridge, the others all appear to be Fri
gates > they also appear to have 1 brig, said to
be the Anaconda, one sioop renter, one large
schooner carrying standing topsails and Il
number OF small Schr Tenders, which they have
obtained from the Island people. They have
been in Little Annamessex and destroyed &
small bay crafts, S ofwhich belonged to this
place they have settled a large number of
wells ON Tangier Beach and have built several
good houses, and have also thrown,ip breast.
work and mounted cannon on 1t, aud say they
intend making it an hospital this summer.
Upon an examination of Thomas Sbsrrod
he says, that the Enemy said that they infen-
led as soon as they could make proper ar
engagements On the Island to send flag OF
shore demanding Of US provisions, and in case
1t was refused, they intended to land a sutlici.
ent force 10 take such supplies as they wanted
and ti,ey would scotir the whole country.
. the troops on duty are in high spirits aud
had mrch ra'h-rrisque an engagement than be
so frequently liarrassed.
E-riract ef a lsfey from Ja4jor Fsn4ey to co!one
Themes III. Ba y dGtea
Vednesslay Morning, 18th .qrii, 1874
DEAR Sir,
There are now five Of the enemy's ship
in view-three at anchor in the Sound ant
two cndsr salt, apparently moving down.
T~o OF them appear ~ lie ships OF the line
two frigates and sloop of war. There ar,
also some smaller vessels with them, blu
the number Cannot be Exactly ascertained
The large slcop that came close in I,
Puntcteague bar on Saturday last. and af
forwards went up Watts Island Sound, ha
tnrnet, out to be from Tappahannock, load
cd with tobacco, and was captured by tw,
OF the enemy's barges on Sunday morning
near the mouth of Pocomoke River. Thi
information ia derived from the crew VIII,
left the sIoop upon the approach of the bar
| Ess."
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Ionaneock, will inform you the force and sitas.
ton OF the enemy. It is evident he intends fix
ing permanent camp on Watts and Tangier
islands, now in his possession. Barracks and
two hospitals are built, a breast-work is thrown
up and cannon planted, and fort is building (;
three or four vessels with lumber have been
captured When the enemy took possession of
the islands, he permitted two of the islanders
to come to the main, Captain Ross of the Abb
on giving them passport and ordered them
to return. An old gentleman who had been on
the Island with dag l saw last night, and
from hun and, the two Islanders, am inform
ed that these Islands are to be the head quar-
tiers, that in very short time they win be well
fortified their cannon landed, tner. camp laid
out on large scale. They have plenty OF
good water and "a fleet with the commander in
chief is daily expected with an army of ten
Thousand men-as soon as the fleet arrives,
active operations would be commenced. News
papers containing the Presidents message re-
commenting q repeal of the Embargo, BIC. was
received on board the feet four days sooner
than in this county that the newspapers arc
regularly received. L was also informed that
they would land in this county to obtain pros
VISIONS, that they knew the strength ofthe mi
litia and should land with FIVE thousand men
and had no donbt but they should experience
some ha fighting. I
Immediately upon my being informed that
the enemy had registered every man on the Is
land, numbered their boats aud canoes aud
would permit no one to leave the Islands with
out passports, with orders to return, and con-
sidering these men thus situated would give
the enemy all the information they could, IL
ordered all persons coming from the Island.
to be detained.
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A vIRelNIAN.
OFFICIAL

i =.
OFFICIAL
Esyact ejf iesfer .iJont ~ lambert, Esq to
thc Goverrey, dateI
7" Baaks Of the Rabpahannoct, lancaster county,
Virginia, Ap,ii22d, 1914.
I" On Monday morning, the 18th inst. four
British barses filled with men, passed up the
Rappahannock, in my view, on their way to Car
ter's Greek, where they captured two schoon-
ers; one light, called Felicity" tie property
of Ilawleigh CurriiI residing o. that creek /;
the other called "Tbe Antelope" Jas Hughes,
master, bound from fredericksburg to Balti-
more, with $50 barrels of -four on board--they
also took some sheep belonging TO the estate
of Martin Sherman, Esq. lately deceased THIS
was Effected without opposition, it being not
only Court, but Election day for Lancaster
County. Of (which the enemy, by some means,
not yet discovered, must have been apprized.
They sided down the river in apparent tris
usnpl', followed on the shore by few militia
and joined their sh p, lying in tire bay
This morning, the same number o. barges,
passed UP To Carter's Greek, aud took some
Negroes belonging TO the Corotoman Estate /;
they were fired at by FIVE or six of our mi itin,
and one Of the enemy, supposed to be an officer,
was seen to fall I; they are, 1t this time, gong
down, nearly in the middle Of the river, in full
view OF the place of my residence. Should
they attempt TO land at any point below, they
will probably. meet with warm reception
or 81 have just seen 4 Of the men engaged
with the enemy this morning--it is their ~
Mon that several were killed or wounded--none
of ours were hurt
Extract Of a Dispatth from, Thomas M BaJy,
Lieat. Col Conn ID Regt. y. M. to fhe Gov
ernor, dated
.Heeomac CT. House .lhrR f4fh, 1914.
At ten O'Clock on Monday night the 4;h
inst. received information from Capt George
Scarborough, that the enemy hal anchored in
Pocomoke sound, near the mouths oil Onanco OK
and PuDgoteague Greeks, in one large frigate,
a brig and two schooners; that having taken
al the 1--we stock from Watts and Tangier is
lands, it was evident from the position that was
taken, an Invasion Of this county was intended.
I ordered on duty four companies the second
reg ment aud formed four camps on the Bay
sh re, on the north and one on the south
side OF the mouth Of Pungoteaguc creek, one
on Onaucock creek and one on ChessimissIx
creek, and ordered the other companies OF the
Regiment TO be ready to march at moments
notice. The companies on guard have been
relieved after tour Of days By a other com
panies. The Regiment, Us companies Ihave
formed in three divisions arsl . 50 gncd six days
duty to each. The enemy have taken sound
ings off the months of our cree ks. The enclo
scd reports, The one from major Finney at Pun.
sotesgae, tue other from adiutsnt Joynes at
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]. B. WALBAcH,
HdjHtQnf-Gen,

We shall publish the Contents of the pam.
phlet at large in the Argus.
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lie turtncF States, tHat VIC suUJeCt %
suspension Of hosiiiiies was frequently spo-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-01-18
Wheatley's Patent Still.
T1EE .N(.TY<.p

IL whom it may conc that +
IA have obtained from the proper AN
,hority, patent for my improvement on
the form Of SUI ana Csndsnsisg 7aS.;
thereto attached, the making, bending.
or using 81 which is prohibited from ali.
except such as Erst obtain permit from
the paten,ee. Twill dispose ofrights for
states, districts, counties or sireie-if
single Oh the following terms for tho
present--lor still Of 40 gallons or un.
der so do!lars--h absve 100 and undsr
$50 gallons IS dsIlars.-The sstonisb.
Ing rapidly, with which bis plan has
been patronised, is the best proof Of its
utility, it Is well ascertsined that a still
on this plan, will do as much business,
as three Stills ofequal size or the ordi.
nary construction, and that it viii not
reqsirs more wood than one would do.-4
complete models oil this Still and ito
appendages, may be seen at the shops
Of Mr. Snider and KelI of Alexspdria.
James v heatley.
Fauquier, Jan. s, 1914.
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p. C.. Marsteller.

Joseph Vaudeville.
Corner Of King ard Fayfar Street
OFFERS FOR SALE, E
$50 quarter chests and boxes TEAS
of best quality,
II hhds. MuscovadS s Orleans 3D.
gars
e7 barrels DE.
so ,ooO lbs refined Sugars,
b. 600 ID. Coffee
4,0OO ID Pepper
40 boxes fresh Philadelphia Choco-
late No. and
Is pipes Cogniac Brandy
10 puncheons w. India Rum
hhds and 90 bbis Northern do.
40 casks Smyrna Wine
81 hhds Iolasses
$50 boxes Raisins
900 lbs Fresh Currants
200 reams Wrapping Paper.
.4rd SeRcT2t sssortn s',t as nsual,
1fthe h:st WINES, LIQUORS and
Dee eubcr l8.
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TUESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1914.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

NThS committed to Fairfax Coun.
wv ty Jail On the 18th day of Au-
gust 1913, a mulatto man, who was
committed as runaway, calls himself
John SIMPSON, and says he i. free
corn; he is about $ feet inches high,
his cloathing, one roundabout jacket,
striped with blue and white, three pair
Of brecehes, one of ducking, and two
of blue, two shirts, one OF check linnen
the other of India cotton, one swans
down waistcoat, one pair OF old shoes,
and black fur hat, and Gays he came
from Providence, R. |. Gilbert County,
and that he was taken by the British
and carried into Norfolk. The owner,
if any, is requested to prove his pro-
perry, pay charges and take him away,
or he will be di.posed of as the law di-
reefs.
tR. Radcliffe,
lsherH Of faiyas.
Nav &. eptf.
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:, zoos VT. Seine Iwine,
Superior qualify
leo bbls, Aoples. ia prime order
so boxes Dipt Candies
20 do Mould do.
2 900 VT. Coffee, in bags and barrels
100 reams wiring Paper
50 do. Wrapping 10.
s hhds MuscovAdo Sug2rs
5000 los. Loaf ana Lump do.
so boxes Bloom Resins
so bnrsEs ~ hi>key
casks Goshen Cheese
4 Tags Verp2r
|i,oo0 bushels st. Uhes Salt
l6o bsrreis iiefrings
70 20. Shaa,
For SAFE By nc Snbseri6er.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BE%T FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov. 30. a..
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Saml. H. Skinker.

EARLYlast fall, bsving i, in contem-
plation to erect distiIlery, induced me
to visit Mr.. James Wbsstley's diriiIery
to see the performance of his newly con-
structed still, and have no hesitsuon in
stating that she will do as much business
as three stills Of equal size on the ordi-
nary construction, and will not consume
more wosd than one
This determined me to adopt bis plan,
AID several weeks experience. in the
use Of 9 similar still has fully confirmed
my belief, since NY still has been in
operation /; from the time OF 'etting in the
beer till rsnning did not exceed ter mi
nntes, and from the commandments Of
running until Of did not exceed thirty.
nine ninutes.
aiven under nv hand at Cool Spring
this seth day of Dec. 1878.
James Strlngfellow.
Jan II.
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Ely virtue Oh "a deed of trust from Mr.,
Wiiham Ro9gson to the. subscriber
to secule tue payment of debt 10
the Bank CT A!exsndpia, viii be ex-
posed to Auction on the premises
on the 10th day Of February.
One Lot situate on Prince
Street, in the Town OF Alexandria,
fronting thereon thirty feet, running
thence westwardly about 8s feet, thehce
eastwardly - feet, thence south ~srdly
"a feet, thence westwardiy about "a
feet, thence soutiiwardly to the begig.
ming ABOUT 81 feet On this lot IS an
excellent three story brick house, with
extensive and commodious brick back
buildings, late in the occupation vi John
Hopkins, Esq. The lower part con-
tains large store, compiling house *
cellars. This property is well suited
to the accommodation OF family and
the carrying on of an extensive bust
ness.
One other Lot adjoining
the above, fronting on Prince Street a
bout thirty-four feet, and Extending
norstwardly sixty four feet. On this
lot is an excellent frame ware house,
with back buildings, and cellar under
the whole, This property is well suit
ed to an extensive wet goods business
One other Lot on Water
Street TO the north of and adjoining
feet alley, at the end of Mcssrs: Fax
on and Co.'S store fronting thereon
"a feet and extending westwardly TO
the rear OF the two before mentioned
los sixty feet On this lot, IN front,
is shed warehouse 20 by 40 feet, and
on the back a stable about 6 by %.
"A credit OF 9, Is and 81 months
will be given for notes negotiable at th'
Bank of Alexandria with approved en-.
dorsers. carrying interest from the date
A lieu will be required on the property
to secure the pay hent OF The purchase
money.
Thomas Swami,
Trustee.
Jan: 6 dts
j
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To Rent Lease or Sell.

n THE Subscriber willrem for the one
suing year, lease for term of years,
or sell for cash or on long credit, that
NoTEg TAVERN, &c.
In Port Tobacco, Charles County state
Of Maryland, at present occupied by
Mr.. Horauo Ciagett. s.
Samuel Chapman.
New. Town, Chas. Co. Dec. II s52
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Land for Sale.
The subscriber offers fol

The subscriber offers tor
sale 4 FARM, containing about 80 acres,
about FIVE miles from Alexandria, on
the Colchester road, adjoining the farms
of Mr.. Haywood Foote and MIR. Dennis
Johnson, the greater part Of which is
meadow land and the remainder well a.
dspted to clover and the production of
vegetables, Astounding in excellent
springs, from which the meadow land
may be watered.
Also. two hundred and sixty acres of
Land, all in wood and timber, except a.
bout ffty acres cleared and under good
fence, on the Ravensworth road, about
six miles from Alexandra, and adjoining
the lands of William Hepburn, Daniel
Dulany and the late Robert Moss, and
about a mile froR the first mentioned
farm.
Oh. Simms.
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NOTICE.

RS. ROSS wishes to inform the
yNl LADIES of Alexandra, that
she has commenced. the
Manufacturing Business
in its various branches on King Street,
next door to the Coffee House-where
those who may please to favour her
with their work, may depend on hay-
ing it done with neatnsss and dispatch.
: Jan. 4 2taw2W
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CERTIFICATES.

Thereby certify, Ths. en- tie 2sth day
of September last, / made and delivered
TO Iamss WheatIey. an oblcng Sill, the
body OF which held one hundred and %.
venteen gallons. Is
Given under my hand this 9th Of No.
yember 1918.
Nicholas Spery,
cohtersmith,
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ON Monday the asth November, I
called on Mr.. James Whcs,Iey to see
the performance of his newly construct.
cd Still, the hcdy Of wFicn was repre-.
sentcd to hole III ealioDs--I saw tbs
beer let into tie Still, and frem the tims
Of letting inthe beer, until it commenced
running, did not xcesd 8 minutes, and
from the commencement; Of running un<
til run of, did not exceed forty TIVE nj.
nutes--and from the experiment made
in running said Still in MY presenccI
lave no doubt in stating that, 1 do b.
lieve it viii run Of as much sing lipps as
three stills Ut equal size On the crdiHsry
construction, and that it will not reouits
more wood than ore.
William Major.
T. was present and concur in opinion
with the above.
WilIes Young.
| was also present and concur in OBJ.
Dion With the above.
William Rixey.
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RED COW
w. Cranch.
January f..
I he Subscriber

The Subscriber
RESPECTFULLY inlorms his
friends and the pubic, that he has ts-
ken the Ferry at FoLLIs Po1ET, to
the Maryland shore, known by the
name of
Masons Ferry,
Where he will use every eAertion to
give general satisfaction: He wishes
TO contract at the aforementioned
place, with persons disposed to cure
Fish, as he will be able to supply them
with any quantity Of Shad and Her
ring. The Subscriber also wishes to
Rent his GROCERY STORE, at the
lower end of the Ferry Landing in thi.
place.
William Patterson.
January s. elm.
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|, NOTICE.
At meeting of the President and
Directors of the Potomac Steam Boat
Company, on Monday the Sd day Of
Jan. 1914.
RESOLVED, That the President be autho-
iized to issue scripts to those subscrib.
ers who shall have paid up the iull q.
mount of the acquisitions made on
them, and shall produce receipts for the
same and that he be directed to sell
the shares of those who have not paid
the full amount on the Sd day of the
next month, for the benefit OF the com.
pany, the sums which shall have been
paid by them being forfeited asreeabl,
to the articles of association.
SIDNEY WISHART,
Secretary pro. tern.
Jan, II.
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Lots AND LANDS.
November %.

LOTS AND LANDS.
BUILDING Lots in every section o
kD this city, and about eighteen hum
dred acres of Land on the eastern branch
of the Potomac, Immediately opposite
the City, are offered for sale, for cash, or
on credit with security.-Also, Lands in
the states of New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, Georgia and Kentucky. APP
ply to, the subscriber, at Tomlinson's
Hotel, Washington. if before 10th June
next. and afterwards at his residence in
Allentown, Lehigh county, Pennsylvania,
or at his Office in Philadelphia.
James Greenleaf.
City Of Washington, May %. 3sawtf
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FOR SALE.

THE subscriber viii sell on mode
I. j rate terms, She House and Lot
At the corner OF Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt Gle
msnts. The house is we'll 6ni,ktd;
contains Eve good rooms besides thu
garrett, has an excellent cellar, kitchen,
out.bopies, and pump in the yard.
The Lot is weIl improved and contains
bali an acre OF gronsd. extcndipg l25
fcet on Jeserson. and '76 feet On Yair- Z
fax streets. Attached to it is = good
frame stable and carriage house.
]. D. Simrr1s.
January Is. DIFF
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Some time in November lest, I went
to Mr.. Jas. WhsatIey's to see the per-
Torrance. of his newly constructed sill,
and was present when j, was filed ND;
and do certify that the whole operations
OF heating ard running of did not ex.
coed sixty minutes. -
Given uncer my hand this Esd day Of
Dec. 1878.
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Just reeerued and for Sec, by
Adams, Herbert, & co.
$500 lbs. choice Smithield Hams,
SIS bales Upland & Louisiana Cotton,
10 Scavons Bengal Indigo.
IN STORE,
$50 BAGS Green and White Coffee,
40 Barrels do. do.
Hhds. do. do.
IL Hhds. Muscovado Sugars,
% Bbls. soft shelled Aim ondss
50 Kegs Harris Tobacco,
10 do. Caveptiish do.
so Boxes Spanish Segars,
5 Puncksons Antigua Rum,
A few Boxes containing Cannlsters
Gunrcwder, Imperial & Hyson
Tea,
$500 Bushels Lisbon and St. Ubes Salt.
November 9.
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PUBLIC SALE.

New Town, Gas. Co. Dec. II
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December IS.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1814-12-06

to the proposed reference of this letter to the
committee of Ways and Means, because there
was no information Contained.in it, he pre-
sumed, which was not already in possession of
the House and because no scheme OF finance
was suggested in it which had not been alrea
dy before that committee. Iteppeared to him
the gentleman from Virginia had nisappre-
hended part of the letter altogether, when
he considered it as personally concerning hfA-
self. MIR. f. said he could not see any thing
in the letter which threw censure on the
committee Of Ways and Means. or on any
part of this House. He saw nc general reason
for the reference, and he could not see the
force of the particular reason which the gen
tleman had assigned.
The question was then taken on reference,
and carried and also on printing and was
likewise carried.
The following are the letters thus ordered
TO BE- printed:
Washington,
Mo-. 81, 1914,
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OF their government, chat tley consider anv
further observations on ii,at topic as unreces
sary at the present time.
On the question of the boundary tctw,cn
the domnions OF His Majesty and those Of the
United States, the undersigned are led q,
expect from tue discus sion which this s,,,,iec.
has ALREADY undergone, that the Noreh-N'cs
tern boundary from the Lake of the Woods
to the Mississippi (the inte,..'esi arrangements
OF I6OS) WIN be adssitted without dissection.
lnregard to other boundaries, the N,ueyfcer.
Pienpotentiaries i'll their ncte of Aug. gath,
appeared IN some measure TO object 70 the
propositions then made 5v the undersigned
as not being on the basis of xsi jtossiset:s. rh.:
undersigned are ':iliihg to treat on that basis,
subject to such notifications as mutual conve
nience may be found to require and she,-
trust that the American cu:,5otcn,iar;,s
viii s'ew by their ready acceptance of this
basis, that they duly appreciate the modera-
ton OF His Majesty's Cove rnreot in 50 fa,
consulting the honor and fair. ,-etensiot.s OF,
the United States, rs in the relative s:;na,r.,
of the two countries, 20 au,hurise such ~,
position.
The undersigned avail themselves of tbs
Opportunity TO rerew to the American Plen;-
potentaries, the assurai &c of their li.gh cor
slderatinn.
(Sisned)
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DEFENCE OF. ALXENDRIA.
-:x:x:x:--

ALsxANDnrA, Sept. 8.
The enemys ships which were Tor some true before
this town, have sii gone down the Potomac together
With Is merchant vessels OF various descriptions load
cd with the Produce which merchants were robbed
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A PROCLA NATION.
YIREINIA:

A Z R.ics holden in lie Clerks Ofree ortke yuse,
= rior Cotat ofChrmcc,y 35y The Iiiciasss.! 49,
t.tct, the FIRST day Of .fng. lSIl:
,lia. Danie{, .iiHi PitT
AGAINST
R,bert b. Gibson, .Ruy "A. g. Gibson, polus,S- 3.
Bel, Richard Logon, Eciss,ad GgglesiVa, Jse,e
Miller, joel ~ JO'.es John Hoodsoa aid Is.a Ael
so, Iei'ts
TIE dsfenddnt Robert q. Ci5soan 9t lt,r;7se- en-
trd lbs abbeGrdncc 0ad sipea Secyr1tt accorriaq 70
the .3ct cf.9SseD6y and The fiHtSe tbs Court atsk
IL Gbbe~grg ~ satisfactory evidence thar 1eis not On
inha5itrtt q Inc co,nf1r II is or,,ered, TN,s tie
Ssd Deter iant dc dtelr' here On ts first dee Of ts
ne1 term Gaa ansee' tie IiR ey;e (ai8tS G.,t ts-f
copy Of thiS order be ftt,lcita inserted ~ s0rs. ae-
Pdfr t5sSedin RE Citget iaietwo, f ,-rs sqg.,.Is
stcceSc1eg, and Postcd tis io,.t door c Lse CAP
itoi, M he said Cis,