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BRrDcErowN, (Bar.) Oct. 21.

bRlDCEToWN, (Bar) Oct. 81.
The following has been transmitted to us
as an extract of a letter from a gentleman.
to mercantile house of this town, date d
M -rtin que, October 14.-About the
Treaty of Commerce, have exered nv
self t. find the entire of the particulars.
and / have English accounts of 1t, and A.
mcrican also. This is the English ac-
count; Sir Andrew Piggott, resident in
England, agent for the Island of Tobago.
has written to that Island, that the Treaty
of Commerce IS ratified, and by 1t the Anne
rIcanS are excluded from all British Colo
NAL poTts, but have free trade to the Con
tinent OF Eurcpe American accounts say
nearly the same thing, word for word
this heard from an Amer can captain Just
arrived. All American vessels are exclu-
d fl, IN this port, and all other French
ports III the West Indies
We know net how far the above state
nent may be correct; but, should such in
teliigence have really rea he'd America,
it is str inge that their vessels should pro-
coed hither; for, at noon, two of item
were coming round Needham's Poiut
ST. JAGo DE LA VEGA, Nov. 4.
ECtrdct Of letter received from the is
land Hgent, dated Sent. 5.
can now most confidently assure ycu
OF the decided resolution OF his Majesty s
present Ministers, to admit Of 10 innovati-
o. in the old navigation laws in respect to
the intercourse of the United States of A.
mer ca, or other TO eigners, with our Co
lcnies. That intercourse must BE- strictly
confined to British shipping, and ] should
hope that this determination towar The
restra ming part of the colonial system,
may consolidate our right to the home mar
ket, the only reciprocal advantage which
the system holds out to us.
The board Of trade has had under its
consideration the state Of the coin in the
West India colonies, and persuasion
seems to have prevailed there, that the
Islands have of late been greatly distressed
by The want Of current CONS, partit u'arly
that Of the lower denominations with a
view to relicfi in this respect, it has been in
CO, temptation to Greats and to export a
coin for the special use Of the colynles."
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PUBLIC AUCTION-

FUBLIC AUCTION.
NEIH1L BE SOLD, to IN hg' est bidder q,
~? "Wednesday the 10th day Of January ney,
u 'ar OF the n st day Their alter, At tie Pen-Ie,
yern, in the City Of Richmond, Eegr, tIen'snd
Women, an old Chariot, Wager srd rou,.s
beIongl to The estate Of Colonel William T,,1
dec OF West0yer. N'4''
lwei'e months credit viii be aro ved the pur.
chasers giving bond with approved securi'v ~ ~,
deroi the executor, &c. THOS. T4YIOT
DerembtrI9
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

FOR LIVERPOOL.
.FEE I've fine fast sailing Shin NfTDDJ E
EgE$ SEX, Captain POLLARD, will en-,
mence loading next week, at Bern,uf.,
hundred, aud will br dispatched without delay. baS-
ing nearly one-hs!f her cargoresd} to 90 on b AID
FOR ireightd the rcmaiuder, supply 10
SMITH * RIDDLE.
VINO have received consignment of Ho(F, -,
best labelled LOAF SUGAR, which they viii ~
Dy e'e hogshead Or smaller quantity, < on tl,e mot
mo crate terms. VIZ '"0'"
Dec mber TO-. 70 ~
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CARD.

The Postmaster Il &iohmond infdrma The pnh.
lie, that he is pfepar a Reply to certain clar.es
W lch have been eircnstcd in two of the papels az
Petersburg, and in one Of tits CITY. II has beer;
delayed ny desire TO obtain some certificates. in
order that Inc charg usl be reluted by o,hs,. e.
violence than his own.--It viii appear in the
course of the week.
DlED-on TUESDAY, tie 10Th inst after few,
DAYS Illness, 81 the prevailing Influenza, JoHv Aus.
TIN, Senr. 81 Hanover county, in the q0th year Of
his age.
Fare thee well, flou venerable shade,
Mav thy ashes rest IN % a.
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Few weeks. tTYo Schooaers and far bears
have been seized at Slckett's Harbor Er
smuggling. One OF the schooners and two
OF the boats belonged to Citizens of the u,
). and the others to British subjects
~ Y. PaHer.
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y " ~ " n IFIVTIEII.
|Ao comm tte n th. Jail az 4 ko
inar!c county, Wrg-i1. on i,e frst a., af So.
bcr i-s. p go uoaIrlHai PRANK f~s = 49,. ~ ~
bem y.owra inpcxisf-he sajs o. oeis rrs.o q so y
Baior' 81 i.7-y c7lrty. be owner b. reg..tes =, 80
forward ava Prov he prop VS.. pay chstge aa ak ;,
away or Dee "iii be dealt siJi accr-lg TO la,, "''
WA. WATSON, ygjiery
ct-Wsn
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THE POSTPONEMFNf,

VE7lIE GOODS advertised BY as, ION tbe al, 90
q. 'g"" al al, page Of this paper) have los
arrived, and will be sold, positively, with.nt re-
serve, on " edo bay, the 2Ot Inst II 10 o',Iorts
;4so, will be sold bales Russia Sheati,e 8 i,aIeg
best German Tiekleuburg, S cases eIegant Man
ehestFy Goods, !aics anllets am, :, ouaotfv Of
Ssdde'y, OF very liberal credit -
1erms-hll sums uader 600 dolls. caqh-over
200 and not exceeding 500 dolls 90 days--oyer SOC,
aud not exceed z 1900 dolls aud 5 moat.s-.ycr
1000 dol. months credit 80
NoncHre, Robinson q Peasants.
December TO- fs 4,
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BY Lasr A1GH1as .Stait.
FROM FRANCE.
MARBIEHEAD Ort

Arrived, brig Elizabeth, Bray, s. day:
from Bordeaux. via Portland. Sailed III
co. with scbr. Warren, Gilbert, OF Giou-
ces,er, with grceH fish, her outward bound
cargo f2r which there was no sale. Aao-
ther ship from the no thward (name not re-
collected) sailed two dsys before the Eliza
oeth with The same kind of cargo for home
Capt. Il. S experienced very heavy
wealth en- the co-st. He brought Paris
papers to the 9th CT 29th October, which
e leit m the hands OF the Editor Of the
Portland Argus. He says the affairs Of
Frarce remain in about the same state as
our previous dates mention.
lie Elizabeth brought dispatches from
our minister for government. The ship
Herald and brig john Howe. from Phila-
delphia, had Just arrived. The other YES
sels 'ett. have been rePor,ed.1
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ron THE ENQUIRER.
JOURNAL.

FROM nv .4yJfERIC.qJNLNPR
A Further Continuation of this Interesting Jour-
nal has been put into hands are sure,
that we do the public service, by laying before
them
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Philip Martin , On special mandate fi.o,, ,he 8,
d yd Hunter }preine Coart of,he United States
The Court is unanim ously Of opinion that the ap !.
pelsate power ofthe sapreme Court OF the United
States does no. extend to this Court, under souol
construction of ,ie Constitution Of the United States
that so much oFiae twenty-ijh section Of .ie r..
ofCongress to establish the Jucia Courss of the l.
MID States rs extends the appellate Jurisdiction ii
the Supreme Court 10 this Court, is not ia pursu.
ance ftho Cons tuition OF the United states.rha.
the VIII OF errorin this case was imrrovidentIy al.
lowed under the authority OF dat Court; that the
proceedings thereon il The Supreme Court wer.
ce'a JUDGE, in relation 10 this Coort, aad that
o51dieece to its mandate Be declined by this Court.
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Ertecs at Lfyerhool. Octo6er 27.

Our lotion market which had improved
about Id has recedcd I'D. ana the de-
mand IS again limited 10 23d. for Up
lands 20d. t. 24d. ID for Orleans; IS.
~. to IS. Sd. for Sea Islands.
Tobacco h been more in demand, and
for some very fine Virginia, in small par
GELS to consumers 16d. ID to I'D. per ID.
has been obtained--2 hhds. stemmed have
been sold at 18d. per ID. Ashes are dull
at rs TO S9s. and Pearls 81 to 82s. per cwt
Bark is in limited request, 81 to 33s, per
cwt. Rice Al TO IS. Barrel Slaves COL.
to 2Ol. 1Os.--hhd. COL to sol. per NJ
Turpeutine dali, II to 15s.
Seizures at Sackef's Har5or-It is sta
ted in the Afanhus 1ines, that within a
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murine I0sttrOHcc C0m6qny
OF RICHMOND

a.,...... - INlNfl WIN -.
= " ~ IS herc'Y e'reu, mat tie Prcsi,tsnf
~ aud Directors 6f nis Iaiuio,, bg,,, tt's
day a cl@ed a D'7dAend of15 aer cent r., IL
permit u str n'oHhs. breu99IH. On, Mu b,., nc,s
Cop tat Stock, which has bccl bqiI IN mi
mafHe sane 7gN be- Pcid IN He Sock boti,.o. 81,
msI anHh0T7sed 1scrfs NJ the eHgcc oflas ts,rs
Paty, IN and cfter Me 25h inst.
BY ofder gfre B0ard Of Uf-et,or,.
Uecember TO- ce
TUE Sockholie,y 1sN bease 10 tale uojee
mqf Jf'csd.y Me 81 d.g IF J0ugu gr.rt L'isg
dtPof"fed ny The .dct Of Hicortsrtio1. In. Is
elec"'7 q IS tHcc'ors, - ser0~ f.r tie ens,.
ing r9r--1 pr ui4 De eben II far Mqi 6.r.
Pese 0tMe 0E-e Of he Comba y. On mr. g,.,
At 10 O'Clock, torenoon, and ciossd az 8 JcSeR
y o.r-ler 70 as-loaE
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peace and friendly intercourse with all the
world, and to avoid sn,anglemen, in the poll.
tics of Europe. Nothing but fagront inva-
sion OF our tights, such as we have heretofore
experienced, can drive US from that position.
We desire, from the European powers, only
an observance si that respect to our rights
which is due to the rights of every indepen.
dent nation. This respect, let US hope, will
be scrupulously paid by the ruler Of France,
who has seen, and, in common with the rest
OF the world, cannot but have duly appreciated
the virtuous struggle OF this young nation, in
defence OF its violated rights, which has Just
so honorably terminated.
We have then nothing TO apprehcnd from
extraordinary event, unless il be that
IN tho event of war between Britain and
France, which is probable, our neutral rights
may be again assailed, and require the arm
OF the nation to be again stretched on, to vim
dicate them. This is remote contingency,
TO which we refer only 10 dcpreca,e it.
"Upon the whole, It appears to US, that
this is one OF those occurrences on which our
feelings may we'll be neutral. Had it occur
ed before the termination of the war, every
American would have rejoiced at it, as wca.
kening the power Of the nation with whom
We were at war. But, rs things arc, VIC see
no reason, in nstional point of view, what
ever be our individual prejudccs or partial.
ilies,to rejoice, any more than We do TO
gricve, at The restoration Of Napoleon"
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FROM THE BOSTON GAZETTE,
"a Federal paper.1


Tho supercmineni Napoleon" in all his
baletul glory, has rc-appeared IN the Europe
an horison. His eccen,iic progress will be
grossly magniied by the prints subject to his
control aud probably, his conduct and views
will be equally distorted by those, who op.
pose his re-asccn,ion the throne Whether
Europe Will be repiunged in blood, or wheth-
cr pacific policy will prevail, is yet conjec-
tural. Probably, however, the former
Should Napoleon then adhere TO the simple
policy OF defending the territory and glory of
France, he Will, at once, render the war pop
ular in his own dominions and eDervate the
allies and in all human probability will sus-
tain his diadem, and firmly establish his dy-
nasty. But, should the tide OF war over
whelm him we perdict, that tho Emperor
OF France will perish on tho field of battle
and that his dynasty will be consigned to the
tomb OF the Caps!ets. If however, the al
lies should perceive France united, heart and
hand in support Of Napoleon that he has
learnt wisdom from adversely, and that his
ambition is tempered by moderation they
may abandon tho imbecile Bourbons. and
leave the troubled world " breathing time
Of peace" In either event, however, the
policy of the United States is as clear, as if
sv,itfen by an angel svith q sun beam :--AH
IMPARTIAL NEUTRALITY IN WAR AN hon
esf friendshit in heace. In case of war, we
presume an immense activity will be given TO
our growing and extensive commerce, sub
ject however, TO be vexed with the evils in
cident TO a state OF the most vindictive ho,,il-
tiles. But the splendid issue Of the recent
war has conyinfod Europe, that whenever
our resources are fully developed, by able
statesmen, our Olive will be courtcd, aud our
Arrow feared. Hence we infer that the neu.
trality of the new world will be more respect.
ed than II was during the recent conflicts OF
the old. Contrary to all expectation, should
general peace eDsue, from the policy OF the
allies, not TO interfere with the internal con.
Germs Of France, or from the more moderate
views professed by her ruler then OF course
the exhausted commerce of all nations will
be revived with an unparalleled activity and
the intelligence and enterprise Of our mer-
chants will secure to their county full share
Of the benefits of this universal competition.
The National Iatelligencer, remsrking on
the late eounter-reyouiion in france, Oh
serves, /" We have nothing to hope, nothing
TO ask, from the favor of any foreign power.
France Is the same to Us, whether ruled by
Napoleon or Louis, by King or an Emperor.
We owed no enmily to Louis; we owe no
debt OF gratitude to Napoleon. The CONNER.
cial edic,s OF the latter had iniuriously affect
cd our maritime rights, though they ceased
TO do so before his late exile and were not
renewed by his successor. II is alike the In
terest and the wish Of free America TO enjoy
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FOREIGN ARTICLES.

Londoa, FEB, 2+-On the 29,h Of Dec II. NJ. ship
Tyne, Capt. Harper, arrived at Santa Cruz on her
way to India. with the intelligence, that the Amer-
can ships Wasp and Peacock, were cruizing off the
Wcstern-lsles. The Sybilie, So, and lIarrer, 10.
Immediately went in pursuit. The noted priya,eer
True Blooded Yankee, learn, was at Bahia, in the
beginning Of Dec. close watched by the Albicore,
which was anchored near her.
+. London, March 27-Considerablc sums have been
lost in his city by spectators, who received 2oi TO
give lo0L if Bonaparte entered Paris before the goth
of April.
The King of Sardinia has appointed the English
General Dalrympe, Governor Of Genoa.
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aP Summary

y. S. brig Enterprlzc, ar. al n. York Sd
ins. - days from Bermuda.-U. S. fri
gate United Stafes ar. at Boston on Sunday
last,f' ON New London. .----The British pack
e Hlochenbrooke, has az. at ". York, from
yarmouth, (Eog) via Halifax, and commen-
Ces the regular monthly line OF Packets, be.
tween the Two count'ies.-The number of
petitioners in England against the Corn Act
was near 100000 in its favor 10000
Gen. Jackson left Ncw-Oreans on the 9Th
uit for his family residence, in Tennessee.
He was escorted several miles, on bis Jour-
ney, by cavalIade Of the citizens. Prevl-
Gus to his departure, the citizens Of New
Orleans gave him very splendid Dinner.
Tho Court of Inquiry, in the case of
Capt. Jesse d. Elliott, have reported, that
the charge made in the proceedings of the
British court martial, on the trial OF Captain
Barclay, was malicious, and nnfounded in
fact as the Queen Charlotte bore off from
the fire of the Niagara, commanded by Capt.
Elliott.---.drmy Orders...O Orders have been
issued from the Adjutant and Inspectors Of
fee, of the 29th ul,. stating, that circumstan-
ces have prevented the disbanding OF the Ar
my, on the lst May, as contemplated by the
law, enacted foy that purpose and that they
are to be continued in service until govern
ment shall be enabled to pay and discharge
them. An order has issued from the War
Department cautioning the purchase of SOL
6ier's claims foe bounty lands. 1t states that
the warrants will be granted to none but the
original claimants, or their lawful heirs, and
are nor assignabie or transferable, in any man.
ner whatever.-The sch. Superior, Is days
from Barbadoes, has ar. at Bs,imore.-Pas-
sengers Lit. Ballard, Of the U. S. Navy,prize-
master Of the British sloop of war Levant,
re captured from the Constitution, and prize
crew.-The U. S. brig Chippawa, of I8
guns, Capt. Reed, two days from Newport,
Or. I.) ha. arrived at the New-York navy.
yard. tf
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life, would be made the subject of .x serious
enquiry.
On the receipt of the news express from
France that Bonapar, had landed at FreIa,,
Mr.. Rosschild, the Exchange Broker, sold
out stock 10 the amount of 6oo,oooi II is
said that Bonapar,e took with him TO EIba
100000 gold Napoleons, as part of the pre-
paration for his present adventure.
The Dey of Algiers has insinuated that no
molestasion will be given to the Danish navi-
cation by the Algerine cruizcrs.
A dreadful accident has happened at Scillia
10 Further Calabria. During storm, which
happened on the l4th of January, the light
ming fell upon a vast magazine Of powder,
and So soldiers of the 4Ih regiment were
killed by the explosion. A considerable part
of the works Of the fortress were destroyed,
and by the fall of the ruins SS persons were
killed. Three whole families were victims
of this terrific accident. Th- same day i6e
lightning did much damage on the opposite
side of the gulph, particularly at Messina.
The Howe, l2o guns, was launched at
Chatham, Eng. March -. The ST. Vincent,
100 guns, was laudched in England, March
IL The President and Eddymion arrived
at Portsmouth,, in lS days from Bermuda.
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MARRIED..

In this town, on Thursday evening last, by the
Rev. Mr.. Gibson, DR.. VIZ. RIcuAn psoN, of Smith.
teid, to Miss MARY ALMy, daughter OF the late
Mr.. Job Alniy, of this town.
DIED,
AT Rose-Island, Gin the harbor of Nspbsri, on
the 4th inst Mr., john Dickinson, aprivate soldier
IN the United States service, native Of North. Car
ohna. He was of respectable family and an excel
lent character, possessing the confidence and esteem
OF his officers, during eighteen months service on
the Canadian frontier, in the army under General
Harrison. He was in the garrison of Fort Niagara,
whichwas surrendered to tho British, December 10
1918 In poor state Of health and a broken con.
stitu,iou, owing to The fatgues of the service he fell
into the hands Of cruel and unfeeng enemy whose
barbarous treatment heightened his disorders and
sutierings, and was conveyed from prison to prison.
until he arrived on Melville Island, near Halifax,
where he experienced the utmost severity by those
who were appointed to administer comfort and re-.
lief 20 the sick. After imprisonment Of about
fifteen months, he was released from his execrable
tyrants and. with about eighty fellow sufferers,
rived here on the Oath April Every kindness and
attention was bestowed on hin--but, alas, he sunk
under his accumulated ills, and now rests-another
victim to British tyranny and oppression. His
mains were Inferred with military honors.
At Exeter, on the 25th March, DAsIgL BRowN,
Esq aged So He was an honest and respected cit
izen, greatly endesred TO his family and friends by
whom his death is deeply iamentcd.
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INCENDIARY.

On Monday night last, house in Spring.
atrect, directly in the rear of Trinity Church,
Was set fire to, by some Infamous incendiary;
no doubt for the purpose of plunder. The
plot however, happily did not succeed--but
IL behoves the citizens Of this town to be Wig
liant rn order to detect such daring villains.
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YALUABLE EAkM.

e7'HE subscriber offers for sale, his Farm situated
in Middletown, about one mile aud half from
the sta,e-house in Newport. Said Farm coritaina u
bout 90 acres of land with great quantity OF excel
lent fruit trees, Of all kinds-toge,her with Tie build
ings thereon standing. For other information itS
qure Of ALANSON PEckHAM. .
Mlddlctown, Dec. Is, 1914.
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= - - - = SA'V CO - go =
WHAT WILL THIS WORLD COME TO.
FROM THE NEW YORK EVENING POST,

FROM THE NEW YORK EVENING POST,
ca federal paper.)
France e EnStand.--We have received
from friend some well written speculations
on the late astonishing events in France, bur
We hold it to be the part of prudence to alb
stain from meddling with what we do not un-
derstaDd. Whether there will be war or
peace IN Europe, as consequence, we know
not. A. present we can only look on aud won
der. We certainly teel and may be allowed
TO express our deep regret, at what has hap
pened 10 the house Of Bourbon; we lament
the reverse OF fortune, which has befallen,
this amiabie but, we are compelled to say,
weak prince.
Its all important for US, however, and
ought never TOR moment 10 be absent from
our thoughts that Stricf and impartial neu-
trah!y rs our only course, and ought to be per-
severed in at ali events, short Of national dis.
grace.
The Boarbons have given, not only cvid-
cnce OF imbecilty, but there is TO much rea-
son 10 fear there was a snbservience TO Eng.
Land. Evidence OF this appeared in the de-
cree they passed, preventing American yes.
sells from entering the ports OF France, which
had captured any British vessel on the pas
sage, although her prize might have been
ordered to port in the United States. o.
ther instances OF a similar nature might be
mentioned,
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BL

JOSIAH c. SHAW, at his Bookstore,
d Stationary Lottery and Exchange Ofiec, No. ll8,
Thames.strcst, general and complete assortment
of Commercial, Legal and Probate BLANKS, print.
ed on paper of the first quaty--vz.
COMMERCIAL
Portage Bills Bills Of sale Goods
Manifests with Registers
Bills OF Ladng Enrolment
Bills of Exchange Licences.
LEC.9L.
Deeds Declarations on Note
Indentures Book Account
Justices Writs Endorser u Endorser
Executions Endorser y Drawer
PROB.2TE
Letters Tcstancntsry
Bonds TO return an Inventory
Letters Of Administration
Warrants Of Appointment
Commissions to receive claims against insolyent
Estates
Letters of Guardianship Cor Minors
Aso-Stampt PaperA-Notes and Checks,
upon all the Banks in Newport, &c. &c.
Newport, May 10, 1915.
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IoLef.

TO I-Cf,
TIE House on Stevens'. wharf, now occupied by
4 Mr.. Frederick Burt. 1t is we'll calculated for
Boarding House, and has been for years inn
proved as such. Possessiongive n on the 10th June
next. Apply to
JOHN p. CASE, Uickford or ID
e.. M THuRsroN, NswpOrt
Nag 10. 1915
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Executors Notice.

CXecu.OrS' Notice.
NOTICE shercby given. that the sUbsefibsl hao
IN been duly appointed Administrator CIV th. rs
tate of DANIEL BROWN, late Of Lxetcr, 10 the
county of Washington, yeomAn. deceased and bsy.
given bonds according 10 law for the fsithfui per.
tormance OF that trust. All persons having denards
aga'sst bald Estate. called upon 10 exh,bi, the
same and sll persous indebted, are hereby required
TO make psywen. 20.
nohnuT Mann TnoTS 4 TSsSows,} eaat
Ereter, 8prii 20,i8is. IN iO.1