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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02
A FARMER.


Fran Phtt5urgb, Dec. a.
g We have received information th,,
large numoer Of Bntiih troops from
the upper coun:ry, lately went down ,hr
81. Lawrence 10 Montreal--thas no more
had been lefr than were fulHcient s.,
garriion duty, and thar great prepa, ations
we're making at, and near Montreal. fun.
poied tor an expedition Of lome kind. Ia
addition to the purchAfe of neighs and
Buffalo ikins, large quantity Of III ,es.
lined with fur, had been purchafed, which
heretofore the troops have never been
iupplied with. A great part of the troops
now IN canada beng from much war;
mer climate, perhaps the Buffalo ikins
and ihoes OF The above Description are
provided on that account Acaia. their
provisions being in the lower Province
ana their barracks more connections
may account for their leaving the upper
country.
"ltls, however, reported thar they
mean, II poillbic, to dettroy our fl-et on
Lake ChamPialn, and 70 efscs this. in
tend 70 lend iufficient force in leiohs
with all poiliblr ipccd to perform The
talk before futhcieat oppoGng force
Can be got together; even at the expcnce
OF being made prIioners OH their return.
L IS alto reported they intend to attack
flaitiburgn at the fame time, Tor the Dur
poie OF giving thcfe on the feet expsdi
tlon greater fscurity, and, if fucceLful,
70 eitabiih themiel.cs at Crown Point,
asto the truth Of what is reported. we
give no opinion.
Our Inhabitants were, on Wedncc.
day evening, greatly alarmed, and many
commenced packing up their effects, On
account Of report that the Britiih had
entered Champaign IN force, iuppofed 70
be for this place L however turned GU,
to be only few neighs with exchanged
priloncrs.' heYald.
More ulfisG auafs.-It is reported ,ha,
admln'itration ale taking mealuses &c
build more fhips on Lake Ontario, luIIi.
cient IN number and force to over tor
the BIitiih. This is all nonienie ane
uieleis waite Of the peoples money
ihc waf-men cannot now expect to con
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1815-01-02

It is expected that the vefels owned
beyond tbr Penoblcot, will foon have al
lowed them the privilege of trading to
the Britiih colonies, to the fame extent
as Brifiih vrHcls. Thus will be granted
10 the people Of that country, much grea-
ter facilities for trade than they have en-
joyed Gncc the year l8o7.
The 27th Britifh Regiment, which left
Montreal in November for Halifax about
800 itrong, is expected fEorsly at CAT
tine. This will make The force there
more than 1000 men. They have been
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23
FOREIGN.
PARLIAMENT.

THE LATE MR.. WHITEHEAD.
Tuesday, Juiy lin moving a new
Writ for the election of Representative
from the County of Bedford in the British
Parliament, vacant by the death of the late
Mr.. WHITEHEAD, the Marquis of Ia
vIsTocK passed the following very hand
some Eulogium on the illustrious deceas-
ed -
I" In addressing the House, on the pre-
sent occasion, ] am oppressed by feelings
far more painful than / ever before cxpe-
rienced. / mean not to obtrude myself, for
any considerable time, on your attention.
for, am sure, the subject is not less pain
full to you than it is to me. / hope, there
fore, ] shall receive the indulgence of the
House for few momentS-while, according
to the usual practice, in moving for new
writ, l pay the last melancholy duty to the
memory Of the lamented individual, who
recently represented the Borough of Bed
ford (Hear, hear.) No considerations of
private friendship--no admiration of the vir
tues which adorned his private Hfe---no re-
collection of the purity Of his private cha
racter--induce me to stand forward on this
occasion. But the great space he occupied
in the debates of this TIouse--thc sterling
ability with which he advocated what he
conceived to be beneficial for his country
viii form some excuse for the course / am
adopting-(Hear, hear) And l ask, on
public grounds, the concurrence Of this
House in the tribute I am now paying e. his
respected memory-(Hear, hear ~ am
aware, that great majority of the Mem
bers OF the House of Commons, Thought his
opinions erroneous. But, speaking with con
hdencc, will say, that there is no person,
to whom he was opposed in politics, who
will not acknowledge, that his opposition
was at least manly & open--(Hear, hear.)
lie must be ever classed amongst those,
who, impeled by conviction of the pro-
priety of their views, dissent, with hone st
zeal, from the sentiments OF the majority.
He was accustomed to defend his opinions
with earnestness and with warmth. The
energy of his mind admitted no tame ex-
pression-(Hear, hear) But, however
strong his language, his heart was an utter
stranger to any feeling of political resent
ment--(Hear, hear.) TO make use of his
own words, on a former melancholy occa-
sion, he never carried feelings OF political
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23
CASUALTIES.
rnon TIE nAnr,nonr a,1rn1c.r.

rRcaI TIE BALTIMORE alIERICAv.
EXTRACT to aie Editors, d,ifed SnitRS Island Sep
tsm6el 9.
Cast azvay, on shoal near Smiths ISL
and, the sloop Lady Washington, Captain
ComStock. We are happy to state, that
no lives were lost. On "Wednesday morn
ing, the Goth Aug. this Packet left the port
of Baltimore, for New-York and NewLon-
don. At night, a heavy wind arose, and
when too late to harbor with safety, it in
creased to severe gale, and at nine o.
clock, endeavoring to avoid the shoal
which at Smiths point projected, the
LadysW ashingtcn, though less unfortu-
nate, was numbered among the very ma
ny victims, to the shore of the opposite
island. By the eXertions of that and the
neighbouring islands, she was i'll four days
set afoat but Sd wrecked as to prevent
her going to sea without great repairs
Her cargo which was but partially DANA
ged on board, was landed on the beach,
where it has braved the violence of the
late storm, and the uncommon high tides.
There were on board 8 passengers, a
mong whom were the Reverend Mr.
Hicks and lady, with her sister and little
daughter. 1t is worthy Of remark that the
two ladies manifested great patience and
extraordinary presence of mind, in ST
tuation of extreme peril, during fifteen
hours the sea running too high for a boat
to take them off. Ro,.sed from their sleep
by the dreadful strokes of the vessel on
the ground, and the terrible hustle upon
deck, they were instantly driven from
their state rooms by the torrent of water
rushing in at the windows.
On entering the cabin, they were salu-
ted by every one with "we are lost we
are gone yet after the first moment of
dismay, they recovered self-possession /;
and with calm and united efforts, assisted
IN every thing that would tend to the com
mon safety. Indeed the forttude of Mrs.
Hicks, and her confidence in a Supreme
Preserver, served to re-assure those who
were sinking in despair. The anguish Of
her soul was visible in her countenaDce
when she gazed on her child, yet she
tenderly hushed her to sleep as if no dan
ger had been nigh, and continued to consid-
CT, and put in order whatever would be
most needfu in the time Of great cxtremi-
ty which was momeDtary expected, by
wrecking or sinking.
Though the boiling surges swept over
the deck, yet by the mornings first dawn,
she ventured up with food in hand for the
seamen, who were nearly exhausted
through fatigue and want ofrefreshment
while all the gentlemen we're alternately,
by their own example, stimulating those at
the pumps to perseverance.
AN UNFORTUNATE PASSENGER.
Narrative of'the loss ofthe PERSEVERANCE.
[Relatcd BY the SuprcarsoJ
The ship Perseverance, belonging to
Messrs. Zimmerman and Wcsterman. at
Batavia. left China On fine nth of ATsv
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COWEi

On the Era of Peace, which happi.'
establishes the relations Of Aniity tct,
Great Britain and the rious naticiI
the world, and permits Commerce Z
sumo her ancient channels, it is suilaE
such Crisis to apprise thc fure =,
chant and sbip-owner scckiur
with ENGLAND, Of some peG6y
which distinguish Cowes IS 4
lachs.
F,rsf--Its excellent roadstc
% transient shiFs, on their
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23

o. The ENQUIRER is p,,shct tscc sreck scnerfiy,S
three 7rtek during ne Sssion ee &ote Legislature.
PRICE, the heretofore Fire Dollars POI onni0n, pay
able atvonce Though Ygda Notes preferred, vet
Noes FAM description 'rH Be received an bGpiiet. Tie
Eda0r 1rH guarantee The safety d rea,'irg them By mail,
The postage gf0H letters bring paid On tie grderS.
r No Dlcys iviH be oroi1,c fju ~ the discretion Of
the Edifor,) until all oTearGfes hTve basn faid up
OF dry one, 'vto 'riH guarantee he pa.nncfa u rc pa
hers, shall receire u tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
c One sQLGTcFfgt insertion IS oelaS-<cch continuance,
so cents
No dge7isenep, inre11cd until has eier Lre Scidj5
or arsUred Jy keT50ily TINS city rs c7sr9HS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23
ANDREIy SMITH II JOSEPH PIDDLr.

ANORElV SMITH q JOSEPH RIDDLE,
EsAVE this day entered into partn, r.
b b ship, under the firm Of SMITH q RIDDLE ard
win do bsne in the lower of col Nl,yos blieiS
buildings, i'll main street, nearly opposite the Bell
May 1.
THEY OFFER FOR SALE,
Plaster of Paris. ground aIdin lump,
Sprrlnacetti candles, warranted pure.
Boston crown glass, IL by To- in boxes OF so panes,
Refined .eruvian bark III small package,
Whisky, III tlerces, ofgood quality,
Tanners oil, in barrels,
Two bales negroclolh.
fr
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NOTICE.
YEHHE SUBSCRIBERS hay

VEVHE SUBSCRIBERS have just receiv-
& al, and offer For Sale
80 pieces btSt twilled saci,ing.
3 bales confirming 1874 pieces bagging,
20 bales containing Ar pieces German oznabur,ss
box containing 100 pieces book chcc,;s,
do. 100 checks,
3 do. cheeks common
10 trpns c. and - cainbrics, Sirtng
gngans. black clnliieS, elegant slwis irish hnen
marseilles vestiy, 2 real lneI diapers.
The above articles vii be offered private sale. until
"Wednesday the goth inst low prices and liberal ort
the balance then remaining hand, viii b. sold At Public
Auction.
THEY H4VE IN STORE,
100 crates ware,
co hlis. NiiScoyado Sugar.
60 barrels priine old Baltimore whislcy,
20 puncheons fine favored genuine 81 aud 4th proof
Antigua rum
20 hhds. prime Pennsylvania whiskey,
100 bags cOitP,
so tons bar iron
~ half fagguts crawley stool,
% hhls. glass ware,
eco sacks salt,
20 bbs. copperas.
Dloncure, Robinson 81 PfeaSaRGS,
Yentue Masters.
We are now receyns, by the Oliver Ellsworth direct
from Liverpool, 1876 wareof equal
ny imported this also, from NewYori, 20 pipes
genuine Holland Gin. ~ Il. o. 2.
September
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23
JOHN KING

Id RESPECTFULLY informs his friends
a a and the public, that he has just received ald-
Onnl supply Of GOODS suitable for the present and APP
preaching season. which he viii l reasonable for
sash, aceeptances III town.
2. 22Jf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1815-09-23
WILLIAM ANDERSON
HAS ITyC1N DEpEVXTrn

IT lfo jus I IfsLEIN Ed,
Der ship Canton, Fifty CRATES EARTHEN-
WARE, we'll assorted; and few sacks Liver
pool Salt; and is daily expecting to receive, guam
tity of loaf sugar and nails,
Scot mber 10. 3o-Sw
MIO11CE is hereby given, that we, the
! = undersigned, 10 intend 30 Petition the General
Assembly OF Virginia, emauc.patc AID infant
children ny Sr'-csll act oftie Leglsiauiry
LEHIS 50 .lLLSEI .fR.fiTSIE.4D,
Persons Of color.
lSebtem5er2 Si-7y64v
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Narrative of'khe loss ofthe Perseverance,.
[Reated by the supcrcarso.l
The ship Perseverance, belonging to
Messrs. Zimmerman and WcstermaD. at
Batavia, LETT China on the 10th Of May,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-01-25

putrii diseases, will be found in ihe 'Tmpoy.uhn
of Arts and Sciences" Vol S, Ne. 3, p 46l, where
several cures ir desperate cases are enumerated -
"The contents Of this article cannot be TOO generally
known. Hcw many valuable lives are yearly lost BY
Iu,rid and sore throas, feyers. &c. which might be
saved to the community, and to their relatives, it The
cure here recommended was generally known and
resorted TO, with proper medical aid. where 1t can
be had "--.irthur Yonng
Ihave since administered the yeast to abou, so
persons iaboring with putrid fevers and what is
singular Tconinnes this benevolent Clergyman. Mr.
Cart,ightJ have not los; one patient"
Among the poor in St CHESS nothing is admin
stered BY Doct. Thornton, after cleansing tho prime
yis but Two table spoonsfu OF yeast IN porter.
every two hours and of forty cases, nos one has
died under this treatment"
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NOTICE.
1IS1ERNAL REvFA5g,1 I

INTERNAL REvENcE
THE Collector oil he Internal Revenue, tor
the LIST Collection District III the state OF Rhode
Island makes known TO all whom it may concein,
that the Licences for Retailing which exp,re on the
Sis; inst and the months following, rnus' DC re-
newed by all those who intend continuing thar bp.
sness as retailers on or before the expiration OF
them.
The Collector, at hs Office in Bristol. and his De.
puty at Newport will attend at their Office hous as
usual to issue the new Licences, agreesbly TO the
instructions received from the Commissioners OF the
Revenue relative to the same
Applications for Licences for Carriages kept for
use' must also be made without deiayAbn penalty OF
the law A .- Dec ~,
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Collector for Sd Collection Uistrict Of Nhode lslt
INTERNAL Rt.VENu T..

NJ Office is hereby given, that by an act Of Con
IN gress, entitled " an Act 10 provide additiona
revenues for defrayng the expenses of government,
and maintaining the public credit, by duties on sales
at Auction, md on Licenses to retail Wines, spiri-
tuous Liquors, - foreign Merchandise, and for
increasing the rates OF postage" passed 23d Dec
1914, an additional duty of one hundred per cent
on sales at Auction. and an additional duty Of ftty
per centum on licenses retailers are laid, 10 tske
election the ist dayo Feb 1915; contorm.by
TO which act that can be inspected at this oihce,
new Obligations are imposed on Abc;ioneers, and ,he
said additional duty licenses 10 retailers is to DE
paid, on written application TO be made by them, as
well by those who have obtained licenses for periods
extending beyond the first day of Feb 1915. as by
others, in the way therein prescribed. Sseeab!y 10
forms which can be obtained from tue Collector.
CfIRlSTOPHER X. PERRY,
Collector cfthsRsvenue for 0e fret Collection
TJII.1 D,srict Of Rhode Island
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Commissioners Notice.

THE subscribers having been by the Hon the
Court Of Probate for the town Of North Kings
town. in the County OF Washington, -ppoin,ed COM
issiouers to receive and examine the claims OF the
creditors TO the Estate OF ViLLLfH CLEFFoRD
"a man of co,or) late Of said .Kingstown, d.
ceased, represented insovent; hereby give public
notice. that six months allowed by said Court to
the creditors against SAID Estate, to exhibit and
prove their respective claims, and that We will ~,
tend to that service At our respective dwellings with
in said time.
JON REYNOLDS, lc....
sAN'L- TiIOMis.jr.S
Nd pcrsons indebted to said Estate are rc.
ouested to make immeda payment to
RICHO. THOMAS, .7dnr.
Nssa. .Kirysssvn, January 2, 1915. lJIsJ
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COLLECTORS OFFICE,
South. KingSto1pn.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by an act OF Con,
~ gress, entitled can act to provide additionai
revenues for defrayipg the expensesof government
and maintaining the public credit. by duties sales
auction and on licenses retail vines spirituous
liquors. and foreign merchandise and for increasing
The rates Of postage passed 23d December. 1914.
An additional duty of one hundred per censnm on
sales at auction and additional duty OF my per
cenum on licenses to retailers are laid to take ef
feet from the lst day of February, 1915 lorna
bly, to which that be Inspected at this otice,
new obligations imposed on auctoneers, and the
said additional duty on licenses TO rc'Aers is 20 be
paid, on written application to be made bl them. as
well by those who have obtained licenses for periods
extending beyond the first day OF February, t8f5,as
by others, in the wa, therein prescribed, agiesaby
TO forms which can be obtained from the Collector
Given under my hand this ffth day OF Jan 1915
JAMES iiELME.
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TypIlUs FEVER

When nurses or medical practitioners perceive by
shivcpg and sickness, that they have taken the m
fecon OF the Typhus, they should, without loss OF
time assist the viior.s Of to relieve hersc
and clear the stomach BY emetics not satisfied with
one or even two, IL they are determined TO run no
hazard of the fever.--Three hours may be interpo-
sed between tho exhibitions. The emctic as used and
recommended by Doct Saunderson IN this case. may
be fve or'sx grains OF Epeacuanna with one OF tar
tarzed an,imony -Wnea the infection is TINS resist
ed al the threshold, us ravages in the system are
effectuslly prevented, for no feve forms but even
when il IL formed, its progress may DC stopped,
or its symto BY the practice lhave'recommended.
may become so mid, that none out the most discern
ing eye shall be aole to recognize IFS presence d.
MIganheu,e, WAC attended great number OF pea.
SAINTS OF Bohemia at Vienna hospitals OF putrd ma.
lgnant fever, took the infection--Behod, says he,
the practice by which preserved myself and Others
having rashly exposed myself to the con'agion OF
most infectious fcver was seized IN The middle OF
the night with cold shiverng, pain in the head and
loins ,luss, pulse tremuious, and so frequent that
could not count its vibrations. The tongue rougn,
dry and porched, 60 that could scarcely srticulate
nv words, when the servant came TO attend me in
the morning. he was terr,hcd by my pseness. aud by
M gnastly looks made him instantly dissolve twen
" grains Of artarzcd antnony in six ounces Of ien
onsde, aud Of this ,ook spoonful every four uiiu-
utes until a vomiting came on Il then repeated the
dose once or twice. that might clear my stomach
from every kind Of 6ith purgins succeeded, and
Abe discharge was copious Th, ioces were exceed.
ingy offensive, but in proportion as the bowels were
evacuated. every symtom was relieved, and sweat
succecicd, which continued for eigh, and forty
hours When the swsa,mg and purging ceased, I
was free from evrrs. md recruited the strength
which had iost After the pgtienrs bowels had
been well operated ipoa good wine will be necessa
~; AMI care should DC aiken that cosveness should
not take place Spices. spirits and ieFmented u
uuors must be FORBID lemonade IS good the sal.
me draueht is excellent -. .4iersndrio Herald.
AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
~ tho efficacy Of Yeast "a The cute OF Typhes an3
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NJ II j..
THE subscribers deem it proper to- inform the
i public, that they have formed themselves into
a Company for Manufacturing PURPOSES, ana having
erected building, &c on mill privilege, recently
owned by Joseph & Benjsmi Mott, III Portsmouth,
(R II about miles on the west road, from New.
port. have assumed the appellation Of the
Enterprise Manufacturing Company.
and have appointed EDWARD w. LAwTos. agent in
Newport, and committed 10 PHiLtP AsrHoSYth the
charge of their concerns At the Factory in Ports
mouth.
They wish likewise to inforln that they shall have
ready for operation in few days, sett OF machines
for
Carsliag Merino and common Sleeps
WOOL,
which they intend to perform in the best manner, at
the customary prices Those who favor them with
custom win please to leave their Wool either at the
Factory, or at the store of EDWARD W. LAwToN,
In Newport.
As the quality Of the Carding depends much On
having the Wool clean, and in good order, they beg
leave to request of their customers, that they Will
pay particular attention to tha, point.
PHILIP ANTHONY,
HARVEY SESSIONS,
GEORGE ENGS,
EDWARD w LAWTON'
or A Machine for picking and cleaning Wool,
(Which will be done at the usual prce) IS added to
the above. .. Ntwperi, Jan IL.
.Negu Feather Beds ard Feathers.
r I'VE Geese ard Fowl Feathers, and Feather
- Beds, from 90 to as dollars, kept constantly
,or sale by ABRAHAM BARRIER,
March % No. ,, Charies-strcet
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.SCHTME-
S34i Prizes.
6659 BtAnks.

10000 Tickets Not two blanks to a p5,-.'
and no deduction from Prizes.
This Glass will commence drawing in Boston. in q
short time.
1t is presumed this scheme, considering the ,.r,
low price cfnekets will be found to offer as a,e.ns
aProspect TO adventurers in Lotteries, as any here.
tofore pubished in the town of Boston,
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William S. Nichols,
10, 80. IHhd...a o..'ls tsh7,

10, 80, lH.di...a . - Int,
HAS FOR sALE-FoR CASH ONLY,
Best plated s COM JapaaIed Lamps &
mon Caslors. CandieSticks.
Best & com. plated House, hearth, and
Candlesticks. busting Brushes.
Real Britannia & A Clothes, hair s. shot
merican Teapots. Brushes.
Crrampots and Su- Pearl SET. gold, .je,
gar Dishes. and gilt Jeweir,.
Plated & India De- Warranted gold &
canter Stands. other Necklaces.
Japanned Tea and One pair silver l'u-
Bread Trays. feens.
Wine ~ alters. Silver Forrirgers.
Tea Caddies. Cream Pots, La-
Shutters and rrays. dies, Spoons, Su-
Table, carving aud gar longs. TMm.
desert Knives and blcs, &c. &c.
Forks. disc, Just received.
Jack, pocket & pen a small assortment
Knives. Epaulets, Plunes,
Pocket Books. Cords, &c.
.A,ishsrf, Dec. 81, 1914.
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NOIi iCE.

~T-IIE creditors of THOlf.7S BROVN, Of South
! Kingsterrn. in the. county of Washington. are
hereby not6ed appear at the next session OF Tue
General Assembly to be holden at East.Green~ich,
OH the last Monday Of February next. to shew cause
It any they have, why the prayer Of his petition for
ne benefit of an act passed June, 1856. ough, not TO
DC granted
Sopth. KTnrsso1sn, Jan IL, 1918.
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FRESH GOODS.

"A FEW cases fresh imported GOODS, will Sc
openrd sday dfor sale, by
+. y. RICHMOND,
consisting OF fine and low priced Call;coes Cam.
bricks, Bsmbazelss, velvet Ribbons. Lus,ring AMI
SATIN do cotton shirt'ngs, elegant family shswls.
cotton fagg and Bandanna iIhks Pace cassm~,,s
low priced Broadeoihs, plans, and dutiel Blankets.
with variety OF other articles in demand all vhel,
having been bought very low at auction. Wilt sold
a. recuce,. prices.
IS bbis country GIN, (wiII be sold cheap 100
lbs. half-blood Merno WOOL.
L,ktrpise--Exehequer Bills, Of 90 dolls. and u. S.
stamps OF all sizes, at liberal discount
.Aegporf. bee 18 1875