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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-06-08
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BosToN G. ASS.
LAWRASON 8sLFOVVLE,
Haze Received from the Boston Glass
.nanujactory,
so Boxes s BY lo& 10 BY - Glass,

.FEyHREE, cases containing, Decanters,
8 Wine Glasses, Tunblers, Jelly
Glasses, Bowls, Cruits, Pitchers, Salts,
&c. all of the above manufactory-Ihe
quality OF the Boston Glass is known to
be superior to any imported and will be
sold as low--tley are authorised to con-
tract for any quantity er description Of
Glass that may be wanted which will be
Immediately forwarded from the Manu-
factory at Boston. Ike prices of the
different sizes of Window Glass may be
seen onapplication as above.
May 5.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28

not sail until the 10Th December; Of course
could not have seen the Maidstone The
Leander, 1t will be recoilec'ed, sailed OIL the
I'd December with fleet for Castine she
retu ned about the 13th with several of the
fleet, and was to sail with them again on the
18th The Bulwark. ~. and Saturn race,
had sailed from Halifax, rh- former on the
18th, aud the latter on the 18th December,
said 20 be for Eoston Bay.
The Hero has spoke nothing since her
capture. She was the mos 6rst prize, and
made no resistance. The privateer had
been out only four days
A brig, unknown, is coming up.
No news by the Eastern mail stage of this
morning.
4. ). Captain Fenwick states that he
has Hahtax papers on board 10 December
10th, which will be up from the ship This af-
ternoJn.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
I, From WRss' Weekfy Register, Jan. 81.
NATIONAL BANK.

The bill to establish a national bank is
stili banded about. like shuttlecock, be-
tween the two houses. of congress and will
probably fall to the ground in its fight IRON
one to the other. such bank IS proper or
it is ineXpcdieGt-the people think that time
ienOush has been spent to ascertain its qua
lily and II is earnestly to be wished lat il
should either be passed or rejected. 1t does
not become the nature Of this work, or the
Iule of conduct that its editor has prescrib
ed to himself, TO express the general idea
that prevails in the society he mixes with,
assto the taikiHgS and notions Of the repre-,
ssntatives of the people, at time when &C
i'm is so much required much less to show
how the minority governs
IT, however, the bank is to be established
with requisition that il shaH redeem its
notes with specie, much will the day of its
institution be lamented In the present
state Of affairs, il would acl as a mere col,
teefor Of the precious metals for the British,
and certainly become bankrupt in less than
sir HoHfhS.--lt is an indubtable fact, that
persons are employed in the United STATES
| to drain US Of every specie dollars and
have very little doubt, If the war lasts, aud
this bank is constituted proposed by the
house Of representatives., that silver and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28

Igold will be purchased at breminn4 of SO
Der cent. How can G,eat Britain more
| i1eaply prosecute the war, than by under-
| ninding our credit, in draining OF the basis
10 1T! Who does not believe there are ma
ny among us that would gladly co operate
"a ruin the finances the nation, d there's
by compel US to make peace on any ferns.
| Especially, if they themselves made a d. gift
by il He who recoects the efforts and
sacrifices, Of haher, made by WiLiaD, Pi.s
! in q believe) 1897, TO draw specie from
Germany, may calculate where the more
nrodigai Casfierea!eh will stop 20 exhaust the
United States. Can it he suppose that an
American Congress fearful that his lord hip
would not soon enough accomplish his OBJ
llect, shall establish an insttut on TO cons
summate his plan f-Can We sRsrtc t that
any voted on the bank bill with s0le vie
to this purpose
II the bank has specie for its basis, its
notes VIII soon receive the confidence of
the people and, the large sums TO be cola
lected in taxes and dgties will force their
c'rcuia'lon' II force should be required. to
the necessary amount. The banE' 81 Eng.
land has not paid specie for many years, and
probably never will bu; national bank
here, with six millions sung H. il, vsuItSo
would the very day that peace should be
MADE commence payment in So Gle, nd
by the altered state of thiEgs, be enabled
to redeem all it's note with that fide,ty and
prnnptltude which has general dis.ing
Spished such institutions in Ibis country
NAVAL.
From 81 70 70private armed YES els have
| sai'ed from the Uni'ed States wi.hin a few
weeks ia't pas, and they are still tune
bling out from all quarters, though gov.
Gore, in speech to the legislature Of VI .s1
sacuuSet;s said, sir Wos o-ving 10 the for.
oe4rdnee and cleme 7cyof tie Byi ish !hac
ave are her7nIted 20 haze chin OF. me
ocean"
We have also the pleasure to notice mas
ny valuable arrivals
Mr. Bbb stated in the senate, few days
ago. that one OF the d, partments of the GO
We nmrnt bad already obtained possession OF
contract .Or furnishing the enemy Win an aa
mount OF specie eq Iai probably to that now in
he Country, entered in to by a certain indiyid<
uai or individuals & an Sgent or agents of the
| British goYe rnment- - -
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
ENLISTMENT OF MiNnps-

Daniel Lewis, son o. Caleb Lewis, icing m
iIs'e mo tue arny by Orge w. Hight, Esq
ap ctiioer, and serving AS socier At Fori = !.
dependence, with the consent Of the master f.
"hom he was bound, but against the will IF he
father, q writ o: hsbeas corpus was issued on
;lie complaint OF the latIcF, and Judge Jackson,
Of The ; j. Court OF the state, Massachusetts
gave hs opinion on ths ace, alter an elabura .
argument, " that he prisoner, Daniel Leujs,
td""of De he'd an the SerUice IF the UnI.ea
States"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
VIRGINIA ARGUS.
RICHMOND, JANUARY %, 1915.
IMPORTANTl

Extract Of a letter dated New OyGans, 3Ofh
DScemDe,, 8 D.
Just as my last of the 23d was finished, the
alarm gun was fred, to- tie approach o the
enemy. On Friday night cur advanced guard
engaged he enemy, and after some success re
turned with 90 prisosers. Our loss il sup
posed to be from one 10 two hundred, the enc
my having possession OF the ground-the killed
haye rot heen asccrtsined. Dur army is now
strongiy covered by Breastworks, aud well
manned with heavy artillery. On Wednesday
they appeared before our batteries ia battle are
ray, and were rcpuised with considerable loss,
and their cannon dismounled-all classes and
colors behaved we'll hope by the next mail ia
inform you Of their total dcGeat-One Of their
MAJOR GGNERAS WAS KILLED on We'd
nesday.
We have not lost airy field officers Two
slightly wounded by Rockets, which they be-
slowed on us in abundance, to little or no et.
ect--oniy one man killed by them.
&C, II. BooEs
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
Georgetown, cot Jazuary 90.
COLONEL MONROE

Continues dangerously Ill OF the prevailing
epid-mic, which has made aud continues TO
makc SreSt havoc in this ueichborhood me
situation ut this important officer is serioas
inconvenience t. The public service. At a
mon5nt IKE this, when the war RACES and be.
comes more threatening every dsy, our public
functlonares are looked 20 witt, the utmost
Interest, to omit no efforts to preserve she re b,
PuOiic. Fcger.i R.bu5i;co,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
FHlLADE LPHIA, January
A nj RI -, .JzE,

Arrived below, Of Coharz . Creek, the Bri
tish brig MARC titr :, rom Ls.,0n. boA,a TO
England, with yau be and uH cargo o. lis
h0n win,. Przs 20 The pri'tte-r YOUNG
""SP, Cap am u Fiey, oftl,. pert. She Vas
capfored alb at - dag ..acc, OF The COST @,
Eng lana --.j2E-ad!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
Fort Stoddert. Dec. III.

-. Ut "'VUbrFFb LIcC. IT.
Dispatches from Pensacola. received on
Monday night. state the enemy to be en-.
camped on an island near the mouth of Pearl
river. that they nave landed from their Acct
4OO horses Gas report says) anil a number
or tr'ops-i'nat they are on shore and buy
ana Day tor all their supplies, and recon-
menu me people to DC G1et, and ,hat they
and their properly should be respected.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
sLooP OF WAR WASP

gentleman, who arrived this mornino, G-o-,
Beau!or, n. c informs, that, onthe dav wv
'hS 70 l'S departure from Beaufort, brig ar
rave" no." turks Island. The captain of which
s'a's9' that on tn 18Th of DECEMBER he was
no"fded ny the United States sloop OF war
wasp. lie received no Information, eithir no
10 her destination, ar the result of her cruise
IT, 80 days since the Wasp boarded the above
brig. ]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
Wcs4i,rton. .y,n,,o.u 81.
THE EAr!c RANK nil

THE EAr!o NAL BANK BILL
Having IT length decis,vey passed Doth
Houses OF Congress, wants only the sigma.
ture of the President to become a law
The features off, bill are those which the
tl'use OF Representatives gave to it, the
Senate having recedsd from al. its amend.
mentS to tue BILL .NGt. Int.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
MunrRexsuoRoueu. (Tenn. = Jan III.

We have jhst received intelligence as late as
the 30th from Orleans that General lckson has
for the last z days been instantly q citing. we
have lost several brave and respectable officers,
Col. James Henderson, Colonel J. Lsuderdale,
Major hyanangh, killed Col. G. bson wound /.
ed slightly, Col. r. II. Dyer supposed MORALLY
Wounds. Courier.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
COMMUNICATIONS.

IL Is always apAlniul task to announce to SUR,
wing relatives and "a numerous acquaintance
the stroke OF dea,h in a family. In no instance
mas tins awtul event been more afa ctive than in
me death OF Mrs fisG6erh Waitot, consort Of
VII. ihomas Walton OF Prince Edw ,rd ---Shs
departed from this subiunary world OF F.id,y
me 18Th instant, lii The 39;h yer her a-e--
>ilt had not only born" long and severe illness
with Christian fortitude, but exhlb,,ed throup,,
the whole course Of her atfiietlon the most e.
emp'ary pate nee She has left b hind a y7uncp
ND promising i-miIy, and IN sffec 'innats hus1
oaho' VINO Will long deplorr the fl til. be.
reayemehi' Tier virtues Though life far excerds
any thing which my feeble pen cou,d describe,
intelligent, aifable, benevolent and mild she
was justly admire as tie wife, the mot Ter, the
friend, The acquaintance, the mistress ant The
helghbour la tie hour of deaf her frmness
ana composure were to all pres mt the most
uneqIvocal evidences 4 the tsuih OF the ReIiS
gloh sac Professed. She .fJrded new and
strong ttSumo,@ S-that the co ISOLATION Of tbe
90 pei IS the Support Of the departing sRj-It,
Long viii she be remembered by IA who kew
her' May her virtues be hereditary, ana may
her relations and acquaintance i'm tate her life,
and when they die depart as she did. - ..'E
Death fs a scene that al r,ust v.e.v.
me pailey n'ait be n aOefI' through.
Oredry and cold 90 MsIe Svho 90
Before the Soviouy's love fhfy kuoyv
For those to rahODI his 6Ioea'. aebiy' d.
a iUing faith in Christ our Lori,
n sure reliance on has svo,d, -'.'
WiH lead us where osr fri nd /. po,s.
TO WO''hiP az her Fafh,r'1 throne.
Prince EayVarG, January 24th, 1915,
Departed this life on the 9th ult. at her nIaas
Of residence In this county, in the s4tb YEAR os
her age, Jhs, lnne RandolSh, reIict of Colonel
Richard Randolph, late OF CURLEs. Henris6
County.-Altheugh it b. de, med an axiom thar
uman nature is not capable of perfec ton VET
IN wrner OF this is almost inclined 20 believe
that the subjet OF this Communication formed
IN exception to the assumed princpe-Born %
afiiuenee, she enjoyed its coInforls with humi,
'ity and thspetu,n0ss, and when tb. storms ~
adj ersty beat hard AZ ainst her aged frame, shs
susta ined them without murEnur always LOOK.
lng forward to that state OF Bliss, whcfe the
AIRY are at rest, and the wicket a.e from
troub ing--ln a word this Lady was all that =
iemaie ought to be, vigluous, pioiIs, prudent and
sincere Her sccnd amount TO nearly one
NJ 'dr-d alb ut s. yenty of whom are living, and
no. lew defending their couutTy---may we not
Indulge he pleasing idea that some o; TIE sri-
oos may equal the parent stock 't'
Fowhatan County, January oh 1915
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
Ertrcct ofa letter. dated Iatehez, Janu
arr 3D.. 1915.


arg Sd, 1915.
An express arrived this moment, brings
the diSsgreeabe intelligence, that the three
large vessels Gen. Jackson manned to 90
down the river in front of the British en-.
campmeut TO play upon them, in order to
drive tuem off into the lake, have been rout-
ed. The British fired red hot ball and blew
up one Of the largest ships in a minute, and
caused the other two to make their best
way up to NeW-Orleans. General Jackson
has retreated two miles so that the British
are now only three miles from New Or
leans. u is truly painful TO say that we
expect, before this, Ne ,y,Orleans has fallen
into the bands OF the merciless enemy
This express left New Orleans the 31st
December. A bloody engagement took
place with the land forces. at the time our
ships made the attack by water. and the
result was retreat. However flin. would
nope that Gen. Jackson will be able to o.
Vercome them yeti am at this moment
preparing to so to NewsOrlsahs ia a large
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28

Company, determined to meet victory or
dea,h, against the inhuman prosecutors of
our free and independent Country. The
ship they sunk, was the Caroline of ~
guns.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28

IN PURSUANCE ora DEED or JRUSY,.
~ EARRING date the 10th day of Mey In tRs
- year OF our Lord one thoUs nd eight hu..
dred and thirteen, and duly recorded in tbs
county court Of Oh stcrfcid, execute. BY "a
lentine Winrec,jr . to the subscrb.rs, as trus
tees, to secure the payment Of $500, L,
Heorge Cox, together with all the g owing in.
'erest th"re~n, AS also the costs and chsrges
OF rryi & the SAID trust into Fl ct
Will b. SoID, TO THg HICHFST gIDDHR,
FoT ready money, on the pteuiisss, On Ihs
SIX TENTH DAY or MARCH NIX
II FAN, rHeRwIsE THE NExr FAFR pay.
OJVE MOIhTY OR Ii,dLFOF9 THE
COURTHOUSE Tract of Land.
IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY.
Formerly the property Of Henry Winfree, dee
and nov The properly Of the said valentine
Winiree, jr deceased, or ss much there Of a.
may be sufficient 10 discharge and sati,fy the
debt Aforesaid. IN which said lard IL " dow
oil the said Valentine Win il has her dow.
or, and on which Mrs Martha Winfree has
lien FOR An annuity Of 81 10, from 1904
shou d the said land, exclus We OF the said
WidoWs dover, not be sufficient 70 sstisfv
the debt Aforesaid, so much Of the revsrsioBarv
interest IN the said Widows dover will also
be sold, ~ will make UP The deficiency.
EDWA AID ARCHERY
ApASS. HR{fecs.
'anuary 30 wSt
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28

l fOrewarn all ers ms
From hunting on my LAM with Guus.
DogS or any agdy or riding hr ;lgh my
Fences, as L haze been much abused -
JOHN hADFoRD.
Powhat'n. in. % .,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
l.. 7. SOUND NEWS

The s'oop George Washington, Colt, OF
Ne" London, with load of salt, was taken
ON Thursday morning last, by the Nimrod,
oil New.Lnndoh, and carried and anchored
near the Majestic, ~. lying OFF that harbor
Ransom was offered and refused. But on
Saturday night last, cap ain Briggs, in a
commissioned barge frp.u New London
went OF and re"ctptured the sloop, with 8
men on board, cut her cable, and brought
her Into pory. She was lying between tue
snip aud brig, and two boat Dat of af, en- her,
but light oreeSe sprinsirs up, and the
pufsuers not appearing cerv anxious to o
vertake her capt. Is. broI >ht her Oft in safe.
ty with her prisoneri, without injury To
anv person Oil either side.
Columbian,
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SaUannGh January 70,
,THE FNTNY

- u - fNi'EY Y.
A letter from Wayne county. dated 17,b
instant, says, "the enemy still occupy 5,
Mays and Point Pe're and have promised
70 respect private property if they do
shall Re very agreeah'y d.sapDoin edit j,
said. the rotcrious vagrant EIfzPeruId holds
an in rcrtaUt command in the service IS
TIE enemy and is now with them A, Sam
Narv's; and IT at he has put his step. Son
James Osborn in irons already. The mos
alavrring circumstance. however is that RI o
noted Colonel " .76bHe is in our rear at Nh
head of sir hundred Ind ems, in ccnseouence
1T which. all the settlements on he St. Ma
rye aud Saulla rivers To the Altamaha are
breaking up; and the inhabitants fleeing
prec,Titately 20 the interior of Georgia .
many Of them leaving nearly all they poe-
sess for the merciess savages. Hundreds
Of inh atitaHts are now on the road be- yeen
this place and SatilIs river" -Rehu6lica1.
IT was reported IL town last night tho,
thu. evenly had advanced as far as Da lies
ard had taken that place. We bave en-.
deavOged to trace from whence the rener,
cane. but have not been able to do so 7,
is therefore idle. IA
Daricn is about sirty miles from Sa-
T'arndh.
Major gen. Thomas Pincknev and su;,e
arr,.ed in town this morning, from Charlie.
tor--we understand that two regiments "a
South Carolina troops are ordered for Ca.
Vabbah, 10 aiu III itS defence. Ii.
FEw-YoRK, January 10.
To the Rditor0 Of the 1fereanfRe .a,j1,,r.
riser.
Boston, jan. I6-noo1.
GENTLEHEN,
Arrived below, Yesterday
the British ship Hero e London. late Can.
tain r. Fenwick, Daniel F. Weeks rrize
mastery 6l0tons, II guns, and 81 men, from
HALIFAX for Jamaica, cargo FISH and lupber
captured December Esd, in lat. IS, long
81, by the privateer brig Ino, captain White
from Portland. The English captain VIII,
has been brought in, informs that he sailed
from the town Of Halifax on the 18th De
cember, and from below on the 18th. n,
priyateers or prizes had been lately sent il
there, and no later ne from England thar
brought by the November Packet Thu
frigates Leander. Maidstone and Narcissus
and the Wasp brig. were the only men o
war IN port. The Narcissus was 70 sail o,
the 18th with a feet of transports for Ber
muda. The Maidstone arrived about IN,
18th from cruiEe, and reported havin,
iallen in with frigate which passed he
without answering signals. She was strip
ped and repairing. THE Constitution. ai,
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Columbian
The privateer Rover. OF Guns. lore s

The privateer Rover. of guns, Zone 9
pouuder on DlvoO new vessel ana wei
equipped, is in the Sound. See The following
letter Of her proceeding.
From or CORRESPONDENT,
Lyme, Jan 10 1915.
Yesterday the british privateer schooner
R1'er, Capt. M'Lanagan, from Ngva. Sc,
ia, came of the mouth of Come t.icut r.
yer; and sent barge wi h a ileutenant and
i've Cnen after number of vessels ooun,
eastward. The barge Captured the 500
Betsey, Capt. GIBBS, Of VVareham, and the
schcone: Ann, capt Rider, of Ctatham, and
"ds seen to take the vessels from oaybrnok.
sixteen men from that place volunteered
their services, manned two long boats, pnr
sued and recaptured both vssSeis and bro't
tnem both to Saybroos. Ia captmri Jig them.
orc m an belonging to Savbrook, by the name
of Charles Dolph. 4 stone cutter, was killed,
ard boy slightly wounded On the Part
OF the enemy, the lieu,enane who command
ed the barge, by tae name of Sypherus
Cowles, was killed. The prisoners were
| marched this day tn New L.undon. and deli
vered TO tSe proper authority. the pr.ya>
eer is now up Sound; vessels bo1nd east
ward, ought to be on their guard against fal-
| ling In with hero.
On Saturday evening sloop with live
stock on DICK, was manceuy, ing Off New
| London till ddtE, l.l he ucxr morning was
| seen under tie Stern Jf al .,IajS s:.c-aila1nt
| ful trafiic !-IG.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28
DOMESTIC.
FROM NEw-ORLEANs.

Cofy Of a letter TO a member oFfhe House
Of RefresentdtiUes. dated
Mean D.I-an. D..
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-01-28

Major gen. Thomas Pinckney and suite
arr''ed IN town TINS morning, from Charles.
tor--"e understand that two regiments Of
South Carolina troops are ordered for ga,
vanBah, to aid in its defence. III,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-04-19
POLITICAL.
THE ARMY
WILLIAM ANDERSON.


rum The -dlbony .frCus. .-,,i
ihe military estabbshm ent. as sc;-lfI Nv
congress, falls short of public expectation, &
ii Is believed of the permanent interest of
the country. 1t was generally hoped, that
the same INDIGESTION which marked the pro-
ceeoinSS ct Washington during q crisis
winch called for The utmost pyornptituce and
nrnnesS, woulc have accompanied the thir-
teenth congress to the end of Their political
existence. incapable, at that time, to devise
any measures to fill the ranks or reo!epish
the national Golfers, they have q wonderful
spirit or compromise and decision when an
establishment. which has grown into respect
AID usefulness through scenes of danger. and
DISASTER, is 70 be torn down. The army is
reduced to lis former numerical nsirnifi-
canoe. The lessons of military experience
"hlcn has been. learnt. III letters Of blood, Will
0e principally lost to the republic. The vet
erAn VINO, from wounds or infirmi,ies, has
been rendered incapable fanny but profession
a. usefulness IS turned upon the world to So
licit charity, Ike BelIisarns. at the corners
Of the street and the eaeIets Of the army.
now when t'lsir plrmage has expanded. and
they have become familiar with the ternpest
goverunen t has
"Whlst'ed them CT, ard let them down the wind.
Sloppy OF fortune"
We are again told, that the nation must
place rs reliance on militia. Iasensble of the
recent end severe admonitiors Of experience,
government has elapsed into former er
rors.
There is but one opinion as the ipcompe-
tercy OF militia for 2Gcnsipc operations and
when called upon for dcfencc, though some.
t'nles necessary, it is a measure attended
with extreme individual hardship, replete
with Casualty and disease, and liable GO dis
conhture End defeat. It is not an extraya
giant computation, that ten have persisted by
d'sesse this war, where Only ono has by the
sword.
In vel regulated armies, consisting of
troops nured to camps, nearly the same de-
gree Of health prevails as in common lite
1 his d'spropoifionatc destruction. therefor.
~ our service, has resulted from large masses
oil citizens beng thrown together in camp. ig-
noraut Of the rudiments of discipline. and d.
hclent ~ every prncipie Of camp police. And
militia v not cT!y SUI ct to these peculiar
LOSES rom disease, bet its operations in most
ins;apce1, terminate III disaster. At Cueens-
ton ticir want OF frlnness led 70 tie defeat &
capture Of the division which crossed he Nj
agra. At Sockets HaIbor, they broke and
led the first fire t.; they did the same at Buf-
/ro7i mir charge svs cv7rerafc the RE-
c'fipc' 7ho has H>ilfed o,ef, 7mfb Hr17,6filz,le
ma aO'aty, tie coHss rr5ck srl- 10 te mr.
sfsL