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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

A letter from Brussels, May q, states that the
allied forces would not commence hostilities until
the arrival of the whole of the Russian & Prussan
Infantry which not expected till the latter end
of June. The French were concentrating on the
sambre Meuse and they report that they are to at
tempt to cut i'll between the English and Prussians
and Lord Wellington has made an obli1ue move
ment to prevent it.
Marshal Ney Prince Of Moskwa, has retired to
his country estates in consequence of becoming I'M
popular with the army well as people. Pernls-
sion to retire was given him in an Imperial Order
and some considered it Punishment.
BARRERE, a well known revolutionary Charac-
ter, is elected to the House Of Representatives
il France.
IS soldiers of each French Regiment are to be al
lowed to vote on the new Constitution. LII is
hardly to be expected those will be selected who
will vote against it. 1t would therefore be more
fair perhaps if the whole army voted.
1t is reported that the Toulon fleet has put to
sea.
Lord Darnlsy had call from the British House
of Peers for the 9th of June, motion he propos-
ed making relative to the Naval Administration Of
England in the war with America.
A new motion hastbeen made in Parliament in
behalf Of the Catholics. Mr.. GRAT1AN said
" Ii they do not succeed it will not be owing to a
ny ilIiberaity in the Protestents, but to want OF
moderation in themselves. condemn application
for unqualified concession" The motion was neg
atived, AT yeas, 228 nays.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

PLYMOUTH, ENG. JUNEo.
London papers of the list say, that BonaParte re-
NAMED in Paris Nothing was said of his departure
for the army and the ceremony of the Champ de
Mai, had been further postponed. I~o frlsdtes
acre prepared in France sc secret ORDERS ready TO
take of BOnaparte and has family IN case Of ertrei-
IN.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
but fa,aIl part could efcape BY flying
through the mountains.

GHENr, MAY lo.-An authentic let
ter received from Vienna this morning,
informs that all Italy is delivered, aud
that Murat has embarked.
Journal Unive1al.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24

kUREMBURCH, MAY II.--Y eiterday
evening arrived here Field Martial
Prince Schwartzenburg. We have re
ceived from Vienna the news that Murat
has embarked at Ancona with his family !;
that his army was iurrounded, and that
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1815-07-24
WILLIAM POTTER.

l, DaOiaS. Warren, being duly fworn
on tGe holy evangeifts of Almighty
God, dePcfe and fay
That. Oh the evening of the 9th of
April, wher The alarm commenced,
was in the lower part of the yard of No.
Iprifon walked up to the gate I'd
learn the caufe. there faw there were
number of prifoners in the market
iquare, and great number of folders
drawn up acrofs the fame foon after
they charged on the prifoners, who re-
treated OUT of the fquare into their re !
fpeetye Prifon yards, and llut the gates
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-12
Statue Of Washington,
IY EITSli.

TIE renins &C tbs distinguished Sculr
tor coaid not have been exercised upon a
suh;cct more interesting to an American.
dian that which he has ctosen. iite
Ib.st aseet;oas Of tie heart are awakened
in contemplating it.,
The statue q Washington now exhi-
bitei il tie Academy Oh the Fine Ats,
stands, pre.cmipent amidst the objects
which surround it, as the Original Away 5
did. in whatsoever society he was assocI-
ated.
In our opinion, tits effort of tie mind
of i;usA is a masterly production. W.
hope it is practicable to npitiIly copies
O. it, by casts II bass, or some other suit
able sab,tance so that whilst an oEport.,-
nifty witt be afforded to our inhabitant,
for procuring, and erecting in the cities
and towns in the Union, this taitnta,
image of the first of Patriots, it may at
the same time furnish an occasion tore.
ward the talent OF the author.
1t becomes us to recoiiect, that Rusl
is our countryman. We should not for
oct how much we are indebted to his Chi.
ie., for the responsibility abroad, already
attached to Cur infant eXeftions in tne
she arts. His remuneration for SO great
ingenuity, has hitherto been little more
than the wages of day laborer in Gal
fields, or on our wharyes. In Europe
they who excel are rewarded-but here
Fame Carries no purse.
Possibly these remarks may not be &C
cepta5Ie to the gentleman, iii notice 0
whose labogs they nave been excited. /
they prove offensive, he will pardon US
We wish to witness in earnest, the daHI
of real national character, we desire t,
experience the dominion of unadu,tera
ted national feeiing.-Ne conceive tia
we are now invited Dv strong inducement
to display those virtues, So iar as the,
are connected with tie Obligations o
gratitude apd respect toward tie Found
er of our Freedon, or the well earned re
ward of natiue SON OF tie soil, lii hi
unsolicited exertions to enable US to per
petulate the evidence oi suca nUole sen
sibiiities.--P oatSon.
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IN COMMON COUNCIL.
T 80, r

Thefollowing resolution was present
ed byAlderman Mesier and agreed to.
;: The Corporation of tie City of n
York in common with their fellow cit.
zens, experience amost lively gratifca
ton in noticing another heroic achieve
ment of our gallant Navy. The late de
cisive victory obtained by Capt. Charlie.
Stewart in the United States frisate tfe
Constitution, is, for judgment and STYLE
in maneuyring unrivalled, and when tie
superiority of the enemy in weight and
number Of guns. together with the diH-
Guilty of contending with a divided am
active force is considered--it oughtto be
classed among the most brilliant feats re-
corded in Naval History. The captur-
inc under circumstances so advantageous
as detailed in his modest official letter.
two such vessels as the Cyacc and Lee
want, in the short period of forty minutes,
e,inces such precision in sunEery ana
skill IN seamanship, as raises the charac-
ter Of the American tar to proud eleva-
tioa. Intestimony, therefore, Of the high
sense the Common Council entertains Of
the gallantry and nautical skill displa,e e,
by Captain Charles Stewart, in the CAP
tire OF his Britannia Majesty's two shi,s
the Cyane and Leyant.
Resolved, That the Freedom of tie
CITY be presented to him in a golden box.
and t.at the thanks of tie Corporatios
be presented to tie officers and crew Of
the Constitution for the brave mannerii.
which they engaged, fought, and con
quere1 on that occasion.
Extract from the minutes.
J. MORTON, Clerk.
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From tie Cleaner
Mister Cleaner Printer.

Were the children of Israel in the land
ofEgypt more tysaht rid than We are
They were forced to make brick Witllou,
straw. and are we not ordered to pa
more taxes tnsan We have money an
half distracted with fear and yexation
More taxes as YOU are alive But I'll try
to compose myself aud tell you.
had hardly got back from carrying
my last letter to Mr. siarkham, whe...
who should rideup but gentleman in !;
tight Wagon. lie called Tor breakfast
and Dorothy got him comfortable cup o.
coffee, some liam aud eggs, broiled piece
Of fresh fish, and gave him as good nee
as the season would allow. Well,
didn't suspect him-he told me the new
Of Bony and l felt my heart beat littl
more regular. After breakfast he steppe'
INTO tss sioop before the deer and lookins
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ALEXANDRIA:
MONDAY, Jusn ls.

Steam Boat Burnt. With regret, for
the loss of the owners, and the community
at large, we inform our readers that yes
terday morning, about 4 O'Clock, at the
wharf in Burlington, NJ J. the beautiful
Steam Boat that piled dahl, between this
city and Darlington, commanded & owned
principally by Capt. Jacob Myers, was
accidently burnt to the waters edge.
Thus has an industrious and deserving
man been deprived of tire benefits of his
laboxr for several years.-Pail. True. fin
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p O S T. S C. Il I p T.
Latest from England

BosroN, June 6.
By the ship Liverpool Packet, captain
Nickels, which arrived yesterday from
Liverpool, we were favored with pa
pers of that place of the 2eth of April,
and London papers of tie 26th. Hosti-
iities had not commenced.
The Austrians. claim the advantage in
the affairs with Murat.
Napoieon's press is endeavoring to re-
store Bernadotte to his cause; and the
jealousy of the allies may assist.
The French fuEas were Gown to 81
and quarter on the Goth April.
The Arcducless Maria Louisa has re-
turned no answer to Napoleon's let
ter to her, announcing lis arrival in
France.
Resolutions for the revival of the Pro-
perty Tax, towards providing war
revenue, were passed by the British
House of Commons April 10.
1t appears that lord Castlereagh wrote
letter to the RUSSIAN Minister at Vi
enna, in which he said that :: Prussia
must be aerardized to form barrier
against the alarming and dangerous pre-
tensions of Russia" How this letter got
into print is unknown. Tie London
Courier censures Lord C. severely.
Gen. Miranda, is said to lave been
convicted, and executed in Spain.
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By Griffith and Brazrner.


Will be sold. at their Auction Ware.
house, in King-street, on WEDNES-
DAY MORNING next, the 18th inst
at 10 O'Clock, viz.
NOTTON Damask Shawls, Madras
W Handkerchief, Black Sewing silk,
Cotton Balls in boxes, Pins, Buttons,
Galoons, Eibbsns, one package striped
Cotton Shirts, sc.
ALSO,
boxes white Ha,anah Sugar.
London Patent Shot, Nos. l, Q, 4, 6.
ships's Compasses, Cod hooks, Pis-
tolls, &c.
n. 3. Goods RAY be examined any
ttine previous to the day of sale; & every
sale will positively commence agreeable
the time mentioned in the advertise.
ment.N
June 70.
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,eror Napoleon was more popular than
er in France. tat he had an arm J OF
-oo,eoo meu ready to act. and tfat the
lilies had rot crossed TIE Rhine, nor had
iostilities commenced.
Weahave conversed with French gen.
tleman who came out in tie James Mum.
roe; and the amount Of his opinion,
grounded upon the general belief in
france, is, that Bonatarte joined his ar.
my on the I'd of May-tfat it was bis
intention to act at present on tie defen.
,iye- ti,at l. he was attacked, and vas
gicto,isus, he would lead his army acrsss
the Rhine.
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PUBLIC BATHS.

iHEViEE Subscriber respectfully informs
d the Ladies and Gentlemen OF Alex-
andr;a aud its vicinity, tat his B.4IH
HOUSE Con tie alley adjeiains the The
atre and opposite the City Hotel. is row
ioren, aid will be kept in complete order
ItiIl the first of October, where Harm e
Cold EATHs pav be had atany time in
the day and until 9 o'clock at night
His terms are 5 10 each for subscribers
for the season, Or fifty cents for single
Bath.
Two separate baths are kept exclusive
ly for Ladies. who will please come in
at the alley adjoining Mr.. Fairiax's House
on ROYAL Street-And Gentlemen are
particularly requested to come in at that
adjoining the Theatre.
Thomas Shields.
May 10. esq
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VIENNA, April 10

The number of cannon that nave gone
from olsthrough Vienna, to the army, "a
mounts already to one thousand one nun
dred!
The plague has broken out afresh at
Belgrade.
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Ns,c- York, Jlne 9.
Latest from France

By the brig James Munroe, Capt. oEih-
ner, the editors of the New-Y ork ga
zettee have received Bordeaux Fapers
to the Cd of May.
Captain Skinner informs, t.at the En-
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{" FREDERICK WILLIAM.
7" Vienna, April s, 1915"
BERLIN. April Is.

BERLIN, April Is.
The two eldest sons oi the king, the
crown prince and prince William, and
also taeir cousin prince Louis VIII make
tie campaign, aud are busy with the ne
cessary preparations; but they will stop
TIL the aina comes acre.
1t Is noticed as very probable circum-
stance, that in the formation OF tae prus-
sian army, in the field, the garrison Of
Dresden is taken into tie account.
ihe fine regiment OF hussars, raised
by the states OF Pomesania, passed on
tie 9th through Magdeoarg. At Magde-
odrg SO many young men nave offered to
march against FRI. 4e, that 1T IS not pSs-
sible t. ciotne them ali immediately.
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HAMBURG MAIL.
VIENNA, April If

VIENNA, April 10.
- = Is remarkable that Murat, though he
80 eo'''seheed hostinties. aid save our
=, ,sals aodce OF il, by letter IRON Anco-
i So' '9e Z tn of March, repeats his offer
!, &.0euins to tie alliance against Bona
fs,'e' Under the consideration which he
hs hi previously submitted TO tie congress,
: -, ~ ministers tamFochiaio and Cariati,
,,.a i0Fmerly announced to the cen
s,@ ss Va Tie 2Sth March. Tie sudden
n @encement of hest;lities is ascribed
d.. ne :. iIS,eonsiderate heat and precipita
teSa " siarat, who did not wait for the
NiSs S, q ms ministers upon the proposals
Cone y, ~ ordered them to lay before the
nnoe' .sss /; outupen tie ur!avorab,e CON-
soDrs aS'''l made to him by ain Austrian
laaeS S, VINO had been despatched before,
ts,Sra'eiy tosk up arnis. We are,
s,l ''e' curious to see ahether Mtrat
b. FP,oSe oi the convention concluded
sas;,oa fehpGtensiaries With tie allies,
ls,s; !. seems me more probable, because.
AOs;';,;.a'ahdlng the commencement Of
e, On = these pleEipotchtiaries c,eelar-
ia, j. a.s Tin inst. TO Prince Mettermcl
MIA Il soeia still make comnon cause
tia i. g, a'Aes, if they Mould recognise
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Public Sale.

VIII be added to TUESDAYS SALES.
pipe Teneriie Wine,
"A lew chests lea,
ii kegs Mustard, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Domestic Cottons, Cotton Threads,
BritaGmas, Silk, Thread and Cotton La
ces, Ladies Md and Morocco Shoes, sc.
&c.
P. G. MARSTELLER.
June 10.
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SHIP NEW S.
PoRT OF ALEXANDRIA.

ENTERED.
Schooner Consolation, hewitt, Bali.
more.
Bellona, Hanson, do.
Sloop Onion, Pitt, Norfolk.
CLEARED.
Sloop Caroline, Mills, Philadelphia.
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The Genuine Persian Lo-
tlCn.

So celebrated among the fashiona
Sic throughout Earopc, Is al, va VA I
SIC cosmetic, perfectly innocent ans
.sf., free from corrosiSe and repelicnt
minerals, 1.-THE basis of ether iotionsl
AMI Of unparalleled cfis;c, IN remos-
inc blemishes Of the face ard sk,n,
frecklas. pimples, inflammato-y red-
ness. scnrf,, letters, ringwofms, sum
burns, prickly h4a., sc. The Persian
.otion operates mildly, without i'm :
peding the natural, insensiblc perspiS
ration, which is essential 10 health, yet
Its effects are speedy and permanent,
rendering the, skin Jeiicately soft aps'
smooth, & improving the eompiexioE
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-19
Hanilton's Grand Resto-
ratlVe,

Is recommended as an lny aV''
medicine, for Che speedy relief e per
Snanent cure Of the rieus complaint
resulting from dissiosted pleasures
juvenile indiscretions, residence IN Gil
mates, un!avorable to the constitution
Tie lmmoderate use of tea, frequent
ialoxication, or any other destructive
snfem.ersnce, the unskillai or ex &c e"
siye use Of slercury the diseases peeu,
Ii rto females al certain period q
lie, bad II ings In, &c.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-19
G ,,s..;ise Family Medicines.
JUST RECEIVED 81 4.
James Kennedy and Son.
= rxxxn suPpLr or TIE FoLLowiNc
Genuine Medicines.

.sor the prevention and cure oil Dill
nous and NJ sIlgnAnt Fevers, y re ]
commenced
HAH MS ANTI-BILI9USa PILLS
THIS Medicine has been attendeo
With degree Of success highly graft
Ill 10 the lnventor's feelings, mr. ye-
ri parts ofsthe West Indies, and the
,outherr and Middle states, pArticu--
sarly in N. York, Philadelphia, baltl-
more, Petersburg, Richmond, Norfolk,
iiaenton, Wilmington, Charleston, anfi
savannah. The testimony OF 9 nnir
ser of persons in each OF the sbose1
olaces can be adiuced, who have ca
sol, to believe, that a timely use OF TN.
salutary remedy has, underProv'lenee,
tlleir lives,w zen III the most
alarming circumstances Il
Facts Of this coacIus'ye nature speak
9uors In favor OF medicine taan cq-
Snmns of poinpoul eulo 5y, founded on
sneyc assertion at y
Il IS not, indeed, presulnptuously
proposed as an infaliibie cure, but the
INVENTOR hiss every possible reason that
.cas result from extensive experience,
or bei,evlng, that doae OF these pills,
stkeR once ia every two weeks, dar rs
TIE prevalence of on billions fevefs,
rul prove an iafalIible preventatiye !;
nd further, that in the ea,iier stages
,f those ftiscases, Their use will very
renerslly succeed in restoring healtl5
and frequently in cases esteemed des-
oerate, aud he,oad the power 81 COM
mon remedIes
The oaeration Of these Pills Is per-
lfecty mill, so that they may be used
viths safety by persons o. every slfua-
ion and Of every age
rhey are evceifeatly adapted to csr,.
" of superb sous 5ite aysd prevent ~.
no bid secietions--to restoft and d,
mend the appetite Ito produce Tree
p-rsp,ration, & tnerep, gr vent colds.
which are often OF fatal consequence -
A dose neysr tsrs 70 remove a cold, y
taken on its 6rsl appearance lffey
are celebrated for removing habuuos
sostivene ss-sickntss at the stomach
nd severe head-ache-and ought 10 br
AIKEN by all persons Ola a Change OF
im4ts
They have been found remarkably
efficacious in preventing and curing
disorders attendant On long voyages,
nd should be procured, and carefully
preserved for use, by every seaman
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-01-19
HAMil. TONS
Warm DESTROYING Lozenges,


+ Walch have within years past, cur
ed an immense number Of persons OF
10th sexes ofevery age, and in evf r.
tnation, Of various dangerous oom.
plants arising from Worms, and o. 90
st actions or foulneso in the stomach
aud bowels
his medicine bears no analogywha la
sver TO others Of similar title SO COM
noaiy complained oil "a operating vat
vioen e.: Oh the contrary, trtic ul.fi
excellence oftiis rt,nedy is its belne
s,ntedto svery age and consutstion -
1t contains nothing but ~iIai perfect
~ inaocent, and IS 80 mild ~ ,ss npc'
atom thatitcannot ialnre ths mast dc
.ncate pee giant laoy or The 'an5er
est inisnt of week oid.Ssheu,d nc
worms exis. in the body BIZ: WI
si,host p.in or grii,ing, eicAl Sc the
tomach and bowels, ol whs ever Is
faul or offensive, and thereby preyent
the pcodu .tioa of worms, ard mans
fatal disorders Tbs lozengcs are par
.tiRnlariy efficacious in CARR ing Of all
ross humol and eruptions, feverisa
and bilious complaints. aud are thu
latest aud MI test purgatiye that Can
DC used Oh any occasion.
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This is to give Notice, That

sthe $ Sscriber of Alexandra County
Il the District OF Columbia, has 80
taxed from tAe O-phaa's Coarto OF said
county Letters Tesssmcntary en- the.
personal Estate Of Jar,es Sheehy, late
o. the county aforesaid, deceased !; All
pcvssns having claims ainst the said
Deccdent arc hereby warned to cxhi.
BIT the same with the vouchers thsreoi
duly anSheaticatcd and passed by the
(lvph ms Court to the subscriber, 90
or ,efsre the a3l6ay o. Ma. next, o.
t.sey IN ysbv law be exc'Hde from all
bSneft sssaiA estate, and those iHdaht-
ther 20 arc req Tested to make inn
media psyuaeni: Given under ny
hand thu PSI dav % November. lsl4.
Thomas Cruise,
.4rtisg Erseutorsf las- SAeeAy, deed,
Nov. IS. DIM.
Qlls ncllorc r. evUard
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FOR SAFE

THAT well known r AVERN Esta,
bl,shrent, stthc corner OF Cameron and
Rsysl Streets, AID opposite the Market
House, NOS in possession of Thomas
Tnp!stt. This Establishment is 80 well
knovn as the principal Tavera in this
mace that, It is not thought necessary TO
riss1s particular description of IL It
will be susd nn accommodating terms,
aud If not sold before the 6rs, OF March
sneSt, vii be leased for term OF years.
Apply 70
Cac. Is. lawtf
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"a N0py est,
a. MOORE, Rep'r.
This is to give Notice,

mat the Subscribers II ri, A"ndri'
,ounfy In the District of o.ug bi
ave obtained from tae 0rphar.s' oul
aforesaid, letters Of adm ini:tra'ion q
hs sst.te oil VIM Newton. late OF tbs
county aforesaid, deceased: al person
aay:ns. aims agaIast the SAID dtcetiei-
are hereby warned TO exhibit the SAP
witn the vouchers thereof 10 the SUI
scfibeis duly authenticated & PISSED b
ae orphans Court, on or before tls
"a day oil July next, or they may b.
law be excluded from all hen tft to "a
estate /; ana those inds ted thereto ar
required to make immediate pa me I
Given under our hands this 81 da,
Of January 1915
.qnsnstine .Nt7rton.
D0rid Ricketts,.
Freears Of Nm. Wy ~.
Januar' Sw
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HAMILTON's
GenuiM Essence and Eek
Tract of Mustard.

A safe and ehectual remedy for
Rheumatism, Gout, Palsy, Sprains, s
Bruises, White Swellings. Old Stairs
aaa Relaxatians, Nuns bness and Weak
ness Of the Neck, Pairs OF the Size,
Headache, SWeiled Faces, Froze'
Limbs, and every similar complai I.
1t pr vents Chilblan.s or CaopTed
Haals aud the i'll effects Of getting
vet or damp in the feet.
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Military Notice.
Public Sale.

EsuRsUANT ,oa Deed Of 10 /.
from George II Chspp ps "a
! nc subscrber, will be s0'a Oh -, ~ 70 TO
day of tie piescut month for g ,'I' as..l,
hi, heat BIDDER the sae undivided aY crs
81 ols" tract OF LAND lying lear ,s' ,, s.
ysllsd road ,rsding from The ; lI The
bridge to Lee.b rg, and adls r., J, %
lands Lands q George w. P cus"' !. . sui.
much OF The said tract as msy as =. lrqa,
Gent TO pay and s.sislya ae ~ to c'r
the ssi1 George H. chap. "a d = per
|. in J .eph s"i in the sa, s, :. +,
,e,ed snd lies within Two = " !. IL t.ss
Georpe,owp Ferry The ssa a,' u.
1 n,ses :, n .'elook, at N'Mu.i ;s,'.sssr
yern, Sebastian sprias, at 'n ,,a@ p.e
,ian Of the pc " soaj leading ,' "a he sa
mac b. idse to LeesOuFB' ''
Alexander Ha 1,n,m
dsv
I.nHarv 10