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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
frg,a tAe pstersburg Resablieea Of Yegterdaa.

Seldom have we to perform task so painful ss
the one in recording the death OF Mr.. JOHN
DICKSON, late Editor OF the Peters6uG,g EnreHF-
gencer Ia announcing the departure oil this truly
Inability 10 portray his deserving cbaracter-but
feel conviction, that some jealous aud more a,Ie-
quale pea, will hereafter reward the merits of our
deceased fellow citizen.
He expired on Tuesday evening st, the 18th inst.
after languisbing for several years under Nh OPP
pressive aud growing pulmonary complaint. His
death will Ito & be depiored by numerous circle of
friends and acquaintances--A discoasoate wife and
daughter left TO drop the many tears of regret,
due to the memory ola dear companion aud below
ed parent. ~
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WAsm1Ne ron Cry, July 10.

WAsHINcToN CITY, July IS.
Extract of private letter received in this city
on Saturday by the Express Mail.
BufIaloe, July 10
Our Army il progressing as rapidly as can
be expected. The enemy has been driven from
all his positions, except Fort George and MAJ
CARA, on this frontier. Our army was at QuesrsS
town last evening, and will move against Fort
George in day or two. There has been no
battle since the 5th inst. something important
may be expected shortly"
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POSTSCRIPT:
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Nrw Yonk, July l6.

Nrw YoRk, July 16.
BY the Steam Boat Car of Neptune, which arr
rived yesterday from, Albany, the following
Handful from the Office of the Buffalo Ga
zelte, was received by the Editors OF the Com.
mercial Advertiser.
Buffaloe Gazette Extra.
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The report, origin ating in New York,
(says the baltimore Telegraph of Monday
that second battle had taken place near
the Chippeway ground was not confirmed by
yesterdays mail from that place. 1t must
have arisen out of the first battle.
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BATTLE or CHIPPEWA.
Further Particular.


From the Northern Centinel-Extra.
Erie, July ii, 1914.
Last evening the schr Experiment arrived
here in two days from Buffalo we learn from
the passengers that a hard battle was fought at
Streets arm, Two miles from ClIipp a. on
Tuesday last, between 1000 OF cur troons under
Major General Brown, and about $500 of the e.
nemy The enemy chose their ground and
commenced the attack with fire on our left
and then made a resolute charge ON the right.
but were CALAMITY repulsed by the 9th and 18th
regis OF regulars. After obstnately contend.
ing Tor some time, they were obliged to retreat.
leaving 200 killed and wounded on the field and
two pieces of artillery. Their loss must have
been considerable They carried off great
many OF their disabled ms. Our loss was ne
bout 40 killed and 70 wounded The Pennsx,-
vania volunteers fought gallanty they, with
the Indians, were under the command o Gen,
p. Is. Porter and formed the left Lieut.. Col
Bull and Major Galloway Of that corps were
taken by the enemy
On Thursday Gen. Porter's volunteers 1909
strong, crossed from Black Rock to the Canada
side. The same day constant firing was
heard in the direction of Chippewa
PLATTsBURGH, July 8.
We have no Information RESPECTING either
our army, stationed at Champlai,,, or our
fotilia OH the Lake, to present to our rea<
ders this week. Although our troops and
the enemy's, are stationed within a short
distance of each other, neither of them an.
pear to be disposed to be the first who shall
cross the line in any considerable body
Small marauding parties on each side, we
understand, still continue to harrass x dis
tufh the tranquility of tn: inoifensise inha.
bitants Of this frontier.
1t Is not probable that any thing of con.
sequence will soon be effected on the Lake.
the enemy a, present being Inferior to us in
force, will no doubt have the precaution tn
keep out OF danger until sufficiently strength.
ehed to meet Us with hopes of success:
which may not be far distant, as we are in-
formed he is assiduously engaged in building
one large ship and several gallies.
POSTSCRIPT.
We stop the press to state, that we have
just been informed the enemy have opened
the road that leads from Odie,own, through
Lacadie woods, to Laprairie /; and that am
immediate attack on the military post at
Champlain. is apprehended Also that de-
ser ers from the enemy who have Just arri-
we'd. declare that a large body of troops has
lately landed at Quebec.
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nory, ofthat excellent citizen, firm republican,
and patriotic CHIEF Governor Clinton deiested
both'the power, as well US crimes of Kings.
CATO.
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From the National .Adpocase.
CAPT. PORTER.

The public mind, for some days past, has
been fixed upon our gallant countryman,
captain Porter. His friends, and the friends
of our country, are anxious to know the par
ticuIars OF every act in which he has been
the principal actor. Our enemies, in this
city, are circulating a report, that the rea-
son OF his leaving the ESSEX Junior, &c or so
miles from land. in al open boat, was be-"
cause his papers were forged and on that
account he was afraid Of being sent to Hall
fax. To such assertions we should offer an
afiront to Captain Porter to make any re
ply. When the British found they could not
cyertake him in his boat they went OH board
the Essex Junior, broke open her hold !;
scuttied the bread and water casks perfo"
rated with their swords and bayonets the
sacks of ,ioar; oyerhauled and examined e.
very locker in the ship, and behaved with
| their wonted lnagnanImity, so truly charac-
teristic OF themselves. They mustered all
hand, examined the commissions and war
] rants OF the officers, and demanded the pro-
>ections OF the men, who they examined ss-
ga ely /; alleged that twenty five of them
Engishmen but not being able to pro.
any of the crew OF the Saturn to swear
permitted them to proceed, after
ise oil much Ill language.
From the Columbian.
EBE AVID CHERuB, VS.. Essex.
No. 1.
K but few who do not recollect with
ut in the month of January 1915, tie
Hornet, then commanded by ths
Lawrence, for many days biockad.
Dor of 81. Salvador, with the view o
Ing British Packet, and the soop o
he Cheyenne. having IN board a large
pc Gle, bound 20 England, and then W
chor therein. There are fewer still VIII,
collect with greater pleasarS. that up
hest pressing inyitEtions, & Upon term
w aud honorabie, captain Lawrence an,
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On the night of Sunday last, we informed
intelligence was received at Washington City, that
the enemy re-ascendiug the Patuxent in force,
thsir Immediate object, it WAS supposed, the de-
sruction of Barney's hotiIla. In consequence of
this advice. an order issued to three compa-
MES of the Washington volunteers TO proceed to
Nottingham, The men, understand, turned
out with great alacrity on Monday morning and
were to take up the line OF march about twelve o.
clock Of that day The force thus ordered down,
is said to consist of CONF any of light infantry.
one of riilemen, and one of artillery. 1t caunot be
denied that the District of Columbia bears It's share
in the burdens and pers Of the war; aud that, too,
with great spirit.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20

Welearn from Washington City, that Gen. VIII
knson either has left. or was about to leave, there
for the Springs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20
Virginia Argus.
Hirh!unnn,
"WEDNESDAY. JyLY 90. 1914.

or Much unmerited censure, as We conceive
has been inconsderately east on constituted au-
thories, by individuals, for supposed derelicton
fduty. We hazard little in saying, that every
thing that could reasonably be expected in the way
OF preparation to meet the enemy should he dare TO
invade us, has been doue by our Executive. to en-
sure the safety of this and every other part oil the
State. The public know that some time prior 10
the late re9uisition from the War Office at Wash
ington, that twenty four regiments were put in re-
QUESTION by this State and completely organized,
equipped and held ready for service at moments
warning. In addition to the above, we learn. that
very considerable number of troops have been or
dered to take the field Immediately aud to rendez-
vous at this place.
Notwithstanding. however. al, that has been and
is still doing, for the ommonweslth, when con-
slider the character Of the euemy we are engaged
with, and his ability to bring promptly against us
almost any number of men he may choose (and we
may rest assured of his disposition to make us ex-
perience fun proportion Of the pressure ofthe
wary our citizens should be constantly the alert
econntry at this trying crisis ought to be aided
by individual exer,ion. Voluntary associations
should be formed, and both men and money should
ed the muster-list, look to the condition of his
musket, rifle or fowling-pece-and be particular in
providing himself with extra quantity Of amsu-
milton. The country erpecs This Of evcry good CT
! fiSen XII t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20

The public anxiousIy wait for the detail of the
battle Of Chippewa, in which General Brown SO
much distinguished himself. From past disappont-
rnents we are not disposed to indulge in great ex
pectatons. Blu: General Brown has opened the
campaign with SO much secrecy, promptness and
visor, that We may be allowed to hope for unusual
successes. We have not, ourselves, supposed his
object, at this time, to be any thing than tho
reduction oil Fort George aud the recovery of Foet
Niagara AS to any attempt upon Kingston, that,
we presume, will be distinct operation. We are
glad to find that the brave General Scott contn-
ues to rise in the estimation of the army.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-07-20


BILE of a blush, he cannot conceal it OH read,
ing those remarks.
"Ir is doEe-the agony is over--the Bour.
bons are restored" Laconic indeed No
doubt the royal orator meant to distinguish
himself on an occasion, SO mterestng-so
brilliant--so pleasing 10 the friends OF king.
y power.
"The agony is over!" An admirable Sc.
lection of a term noticed 10y Latin and Greek
writer's; they tell us the word in these Ian,
guases, agonia, and agonisma, signifies a
struggle and strife for lie and if | mistake
not a Latiuist, Lactantius. il my memory is
not incorrect, says, it is expressive of strug.
gle in birth. gasp and strife for existence !;
and sometimes these words are applied to
combatahts who exert all their powers for
victory.
The restoration of the Bourbons must, inr
deed, be expressed by opposite language and
teras. The great kings man could not do
less on this royal occasion Il, Louis XVIII
surely has now strong claim on the
generosity ofhis celebrated orator. What
ever agony may have been felt for poor Lou
is XVI, he could not gasp again into life that
| however, makes little odds amongst these
noble souls. The kiegis restored to his own
| again in part. The banditti who plundered
| the royal furniture Of the beheaded Louis,
| may be called TO account brit, and restore
| 1t 70 the king again notwithstanding it was
purchased for "a SONG" by the hon. Cover
neur Morris, while our ambassador to
France !! Suppose the king should send for
all those valuables and demand them, alleg,
log that they were stolen goods--that the
sale was illegal, How could the orator re.
fuse the restoration, at the request of Lou
is XVIII.
The mantle is thrown off--the garb has
failen--a disciple Of Washington has, in
the face Of all America, declared his senti>
meuts that he eulogises the restoration OF
fallen or depraved kings, to their ancient
rights aDd dominion. What next, Mr.
Morriss The tories will expect from you
some consistency; and surely it cannot be
very strange to hear you declare that king
George ought to be restored to his right ln
and dominion over this country. How ex-
b;Iirsting, to all royalists and British devo-
: tees co hear such a man applaud and cele.
orate the restoration Of kingiy power!
SRI hope never again to sec the name OF
, Governsuf Morris coupled wiki the venerable
George Clinton, in puolIc work published il
, our Guy The contrast IS degrading as we'll a.
! truly dsgussmgt to tie friends. as wen as me-
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-07-07
THE RIOT.

Last evening while the company men
toned above were still at the dinner Ia
be- a NIB Of near two thousand people
collected in front Of Washington Hall,
They appeared much e7raged, used
much severe and insulting language,
sDd broke number Of the windows.
Some Of The stones thrown into the Hall
struck oae or two of the gentlemen at
the abIe The Peace Officers we're soon
convened. r~enty or thirty Of the most
lsrOuIent rioters were taken to the
RIrs ORce and con6ned, and The mob
see dispersed.
VI. understand that the Rioters were
examined this morning by the Police
Magistrates eight OF the Leaders
we're hound over for trial at the next SEES
'pa in The sum ct Sloo each WIKI
Erety-and that the residue were dis
Charged. The names of the persons
bound over are as follows
lanes M'Dougall, James Duke,
!OO Leycratt, Abraham Thornton, Wal
srVan ViChteD, DAVID rrues6all, Rich
ard Van Ordcn, Patrick Ruher. For this
breach of the Peace, the CitlZens OF New
i'rk are undoubtedly. In great mea'
nre, indebted mths Editor OF the Co.
MNolan. He had paohshcd. for several
ap a number OF paragraphs directly
ea'cSlated to enhAme the onthinkmg po-
F'hee, aud to produce the scene which
actually occurred.
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90 Portugal Inc Srase.y % us
Y, Given freshness to the iaurels
q ns' Ip,nee--While we rejoice in its
10. son 10 the continent OF Europe,
r'lo' ss soon participate in its blessings,
"'i rn,, Of safety and honor.
o. 90 IS'p n. Kmg-The establishment of
ny h,l,uce of power amosg the ma.
.l"' If Eorops, under which the rights
'S''' IN shah be pro tected BY the qua.
'' lice Of all others.
l'p pr .lr. aforris-America, sole exc
in the christian world may she
''ls b. :. restored to the family Of nations.
s' ,Err Mr.. King aud Mr. Morris had
..i,ed, Col Fish took the chair and gave
:, conswing ,ossts:
" nrwonhy President RUrus KING
:, nrjde and the hope Of his country.
~ -, afsrr;s, the Orator of the day
s~crs, TO the, sonnd political principles
'IIb he has so ably and SO eloquently
D., me Pecorder--The events we
.'.1ra,e,., the Emancipation of Europe
;',6r il We OF man.
RI NE Hen. Richard Stockton, cot
Wv Jersey)--Louis XVII. King of
r,,nec and Navarro heir apparent 10
american gratitude.
~ me Russ an Con,ui-The city OF
uo,cow--Ioug to be remembered for
'nainc the FIRST gleamings of freedom
,aich broke through Europe's deepest
goCa' 90 p,
,.,ce between the United States and
Spain =.
RI me Portuguese Consul--May
Il. ioors Of the Temple OF janus be
,os,d loreyer in this charming cosntry,
,o4 al nations form but one family
RI GEN Stevens-The events &c
,.,brs,c should they unexpectedly
nrtacc for our country a dishonorsoie
i,nsut, may it unite free people as
enable TO d .fend their honor as 10 ac'
cure their independence.
gy Gen CiarkSon-These states
united al home, in friendship win the
world may they cultivate peace on
u.h, aud good will towards men.
By Jchn 3. Coles, Esq Wisdom and
mlu,, the parent aud nurse OF liberty
,,dhappiuess; folly, prejudice and vice
tscir b4ae aud ruin.
BY Charles Kng, Esq. (who took the
chat after Cox Fish retired)--The We
sran Butcher, who has covered ths
hlluess of age with the laurel Of sicto
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STA1IONaRY PRIZES.

Last drawn Ticket, 500
First drawn 7Co blanks, each to be
entitled to prize ct &c.
Price of Tickets only dollars, but
sviN soon ADVANCE.
~ This Lottery will commence in
a few weeks, and progress rapidly IN.
til finished it contains $4,000 Tickets
mot two blanks to prize.
Prizes subject to Is per cent deduc-
ton, payable so days after the drawing is
ii. he'd. pc
Orders for Tickets enclosing the cash
or prize tickets in the late Baltimore
Lotteries) post paid, Addressed to the
subscriber, will meet with prompt atten.
tion--A correct check of the whole
drawing will be kept for the examination
of Tickets gratis.
ROBERT GRAY,
I'll
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY, JuLr Z.
TO sHEW
rna vERx AGE X BODY oI THE rIAI
ais FORM AND PRESSURE.

Defence Of the Dissriet-We learn
from several sources, tina. after some
days deliberation the executive has de-
termined to call from the States of Ma
ryland and Virginia, body Of Militia
amounting to ten thousand, which toge-
Their with about two thousand regular
troops are to be exclusively employed in
the defence of this district and its vici-
nifty against any attempts tue enemy
have i, in contemplation to make in our
neighborhood.
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Public Sale of Lands.

i!Tr:ue of a deed Of trust from Ben.
laMlo NJ. Brooke. to the Subscriber,
"'ecure the payment OF sum ut
mOley dae Jonathan Schol6eld, will
De sold at public Auction on the
PREMISES, for Cash, on Saturday the
lsth inst.
one fourth part of that va
a'''s farm called RETIREMENT,
''1's GA tie new turnpike road lead
S@ colchester, about 8 l-2 milss
TON Alex nd,is.
WIN. Herbert. Jun.
TRUSTEE.
hJ 2 IS
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TO RENT

THAT large and convenient Ware.
house, on the corner of King Z
Water Streets, now occupied by Tay-
lor and Wattles. If imm ediate APP
plication is made, possession can be
had che 10th instant.
6 James NJ. Stewart.
July 7. st.
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July s
NOTICE

THE Sale of the Strawberry Yale
Estate advertised by r. I. Taylor to
take place on this day is prohi bited,
Any person DESTROYS of purchasing
this valuable property will please apply
to the subscriber.
Richard Bland Lee.
July p st
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LOST

ON the 4th of July, TWO GOLD
SEALS and a RING--One Of the
Seals had Comedian Stone in il, the
other Gold face with the initials c.
II. S. engraved on it. The finder will
be rewarded on leaving them with the
Printer.
July st
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To Robert Cray for stationary fdi'
nished the corporation S2s q
Bernard Crook for removing powder
10 new powder house 50.
Erfract from the Minntfss
/. p. THOMPSON, Q. c.
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Bank of Alexandra,

Bank of Alexandra,
July A,Ist4.
A Dividend Of A per cent for the
IL last halt year is this day deciar-
ed, and will be paid to the Stockhol-
ders or their legal repre- sentatiyes on
Thursday the 7th inst.
BY order OF the Board.
]. L. NIX emma, Cash.
July Z ep3w
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''fa7pdea7y Eals for Sale.

ToIR tho authority ola Heed Of
..e'' from Theodiick Lee, the sub
'Nner "il' offer at Public Sale on
Nc pre- misses on the 9TH day of july
'eSt tor Gosh,
\ mat btaatiful and improv-
~ SAl''e called STRAW BERRY
L. -' no" the residence of r B.
In. 'o0tan'ng al out 667 IA Acres
t."'.s d at The Cross Roads in Fairfax
D. :" near The little Falls of Pote-
SO much thereon as my Re
~ y to raise tie sum of S el3s
sa,h. VIA int r>t now Cue thereon
s expeEces ofesSle.
ID NV -.
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siaAd Mas considered d an American
port and was in consequence blockaded.
The General Hill has very valuable
cargo, consiting Of 7Yo boxes teas, mcr-
rino wool, drugs, India goods, salt, &c.
cdrrel fros Bermnda-Captain Mil
ton, Of the sloop Hawk, in two days.
from Newport. informs rs, that just be-
fore he sailed cartel arrived there With
prisoners from Bermuda. The comm an
der of the cartel states that when he lett
Bermuda, feet Of transports, with a
large force on board, was to sail IN one
ortwo days for some part of the United
SUSCEPTIBILITY for the Potomac.
Br;iish Frigate Leanaer. This frigate,
which has lately arrived at Halifax on
her way to our Coast, moents, it IS SAID
ten more guns than any Frigate In our
Navy; and has on board complement
of FIVE hundred men. She has been
lately built in England, for the purpose
of capturing American Frigates, and
thus redeeming the British Naval cha
racter.
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COHEN ),
Lottery and EachaNgs 'es
BALTIMORE.

80 - - d ~ z
RI. vs.anrf0n Monamshfb hS.h'ss
tai, & Triaity Church Lotteries na,M3
been concluded, the subscriber invites :
the attention Of The public 10 the foIs
lowing abstract from the schemes en- u =
the =,
TosE DRAwN IN BATHROOMS.
!, Mdsot.iie Hall Lottery.
HisdsS Prize. ars- 9
prize OF $4,000
r. 10000 rs
= 5000 >
90 LOCO
Is sooSs
Forty Thousand 'Tickets..ibt no
blanks to prize.
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And the first drawn 1000 Blanks ara
each entitled to prize Of Sir DelafJ
The drawing will commence In sfew
weeks, and will continue rapidly until !
finished. Present price of Tickets ons
ly Five Dollars.
- Orders from distant places (enA
closing the Cash, or Prize Tickets ih
any ofthe Lotteries post paid,a ddyess4
ed to the subscriber, will be promptly e
punctually attended to, and with the
same exactness as ii a personal sppli@
cation-the earliest intcllig will ~
forwarded Of success.
tat Companies and indivfdual& vhd
purchase any quantity Of Tickets will
pc allowed the usual deduction, and apx
proved Notes, payable after the cohclus
sion of the drawing, will be receiyeditt
payment, as well as prize tickets and fos
reign bank ills 7.
]. I.Cohen, JUN !
No. ITO, Marker Styees, BALTIMORE
Cohen's i" Gazette and Lottery y
ResisteryS
Is published every Week for the use Of
his customers, to whom it is sent gtsfiJ
-others pay 50 per annum. It cons
tains the drawings of all the Lottefiessg
and regularly corrected Price Cars
rent, &cs
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Important Memoranda,

ef Without adverting to the prizes
of $50, 900, 10000, iO,0o6ss, &c. sold
at this Office in former Lotteries; it will
be sufficient to enumcratethe following
GREAT PRIZES which have been /.
obtained at COHEN'S OFFICE, dufx
ing shs last Month, circumstance /
unprecedented IN the annals ef seftsffssJ
and which establishes the singular goot
fortune resulting to adventures at thit
Office. The dates when the prizes were
drawn are given, as well >ss the Nun.
bers Of the Tickets, viz
May s-No. a6o2s, Capital Prizeof
10000 Dollars.
May 4--No. 26ils,a Capital Prize Of
$4,000 Dollars.
May SA-No. isii7, a caPis.i Priss Of
5000 Dollars.
May l7-No. 2sI63 . Capital Prize of
DO, 900 Dollars. :
May 24--No. sosol. a Capital pnsss0f
10000 Dollars. ].
May 3i-No. los2f, aCspi.al Prize 81 1
5000 Dollars
Besides a large hamber 81 Th6il.
sands, Flee Hundreds, &c. &c.
The $4,000 Prize was divided &
sold IN enc haif and too qaarfs- Iitketss
being the highest prize ever sold in
Shares IN this country. The fortunate
owners were persons in extrkf3e want, !
who, By expending q tri1in9 sum &c
5COHEN'S OFFICE, were fhua In 4
moment put in possession Of e67atnfs
and indefendssss. ~
Baltimore, June ao--July =. let &
THE CO1SAtR,
Anew and elegant POEM 81 LSrd s,
Byron, is JUST reteived for Sale BY
James Kennedy 6 Son.