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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-29
New " ak " ork.
For too days only.
ATp pICU

NJ III N. taIOUe -
Sd ESPECTFUi.LY informs the La
e. dies and Gentlemen nf Alexandria,
that he has again visited this place with
an .rtire new set Of Wax Figures. which
he is now exhibiting at the house Of
h.atthew d. RearJep, King street, where
he will continue until Saturday eys ming.
8ours Of attendance f. M O'Clock in
the porning until ~ 10 the evening.
So Admittance 25 cents-Children
half price.
dec % 2t*
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-29
Public Sale.

Public Sale.
Will be added to next Tuesdays Sales.
8 bales GA blue second cloths
/ ditto ditto coarse ditto
trunk printed cambrics
Worsted and cotton stockings
Cambria shirtings
Ginghams, Marseilles vest coatings
Cambria muslins, with variety Of o
ther articles.
P. G. H1arsteIIer.
& Dec 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-29
Fol- Sale,
A SMALL FARM, 10
In the county OF Prince George, and
State of MARYLAND.

State OF Maryland, !.
Containing 2S7 acres, 8 q miles from
Bladensburg, and nine miles from the city
of Washington. The improvements are
a comfortable dwelling house, with good
barn, stable, courthouse, COW house, and
every other necessary out building. A
part of the land is well set in clover, and
from an experiment. made, it is well
adapted to the use Of Plaster Paris. For
situation and health it is exceeded by.
none, is well watered, and has an abun-
dance of timber and wood for its support.
For terms, apply TO the subscriber, liv.
ing in Alexandria, or to MIR. Samuel
Philips, adjoining inc premises, who vii!
shew the property. 80 f.,te.t
-, THOMAS SANFORD.
Nov. 18. 2awGw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-29
For tie ensuing Fear,

!. For the ensuing Far,
4 A steady, active, sober man, we'll &C
quainted Wit Farming, to manage my
Fartn at Spring Bank, two miles from
Alexandria and one mile from the Great
Hunting Greek Bridge, on the Mount
Vernon road. Such person, well re.
commended as possessing the above qua
will meet with liberal encou-
on application to-
ROBERT PATTON, Jun.
Spring Bank. Dec. 90
For Sale,
A SMART active black BOY from 10
10 IL years of age. Enquire of the Prin-
ter.
dec 90 3t* 7
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-29
Public Sale.

On Tuesday 10th January, will be sold
at the Yendue Store, without reserve,
Two of the likeliest coldured Girls
in the District of Columbia. aged about
Is and "a years. Terms made known
at the place of sale.
rP. @. .Narstsller.
Dec 90
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-29
Lead, Rum, DC.

We have landing, and for sale, from the
brig Trim, Capt. Cleveland, from Gil
braitar. II.
65s pigs Lead, about 10000 lbs.
From the brig Clasissa. Capt. ,steVensi
from st. Bartholomew,
9puncheons of Rum. =
80 From sloqp ! MEN,
100 kegs white Lead,
1000 lbs sheet Lead. Ok {, -
Adams, Herbert, e Co..
Dec s
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-29
Salt a1oat.
French Goods.

French Goods.
Just recetred from .Nsw FORK,
S1sUSTARD prepared FIR table use,
Va in pots seasoned Wit, capers, an
choyies, rsvisot, small herbs, tfu files, Sc.
Vinegar III bottles for table use. sea-
sened viii, terraseD, small herbs, caper-
cine sweet basil savory, celery, pih.ento,
&c.
PICKED
Circumbers,
Beans,
Cherrys,
Pimento,
Mushrooms.
Turkish Wheat, 8'c.-pre-
nared for use in bottles and jars of va
!iaus sizes.
For the uss Of the Toylef.
Several kinds Of vinegar, highly ap-
proved and much in use with Ladies in
Paris, for preserving the sAin aud teeth
viz:
The Lemon Flour
Lavender
Roman, &c.
The Rouge Tiaegar,
Which has over the common red powder.
the advantage of emitting so perfectly
with the natural coIo.. as to become i'm
|perceptabIe--it also preserves tie skin
Enegar de ruatre roleur, or the toa'
theeres Tinegar,
Known to be a sovereign remedy agalnst
1epedemlcal diseases, levers, unMhole.
some air. &c.
A single phial is sufficient Tor years.
Perfamea Jincser Salts
Ia small pocket phials, used for head
aches. swoons. yapours.. &C..
! Al the ptiais, bottles. pots, lars. etc
Eare sealed with the seal of Nj. Ma;lle
Manufactures at Paris.
I The whole of the above articles, vii
Ibe sold low for cash, wholesale and re
tail.
P. l.. DUPoRT,
Three doors below the Farmers ant
Mechanics Bank, Bridge street,
/ Georgetown, Dec 90 law2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-29
October s.
10 Rent,

TO Rent,
A Three Story Brick Wure- House,
situate on King street, second door be-
'ow Griffith and Brawner's Auction
Room. Apply to
Griffith and Brawner.
Dec Is co
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-29
For Freight,

For Freight, -. !
SSE The substantial and very fast
gIks sailing Brig Benefactor, Edward
Gushing, master. She carries 1900 bar
rels, and will be ready for the reception
Of a cargo in few days. Apply to
/ homas H. Rowland.
10 mo 21st 2w
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1815-12-29
PRINTING,

,,,,., PRINTING,
sTmsy executed at Inc OG;ce of tht
.slsGaaei'ia GGsstts.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-07
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

ENyHE subscriber wishes to sell the Land where
Il on the late Elizabeth Booker resided, lying
in the county of Amelia, about six miles above
the courthouse. This valuable tract contains, by
q late survey, 444 acses--tie soil is well adapted
to the culture ofgrain Of every description. The
Improvements are comfortable dwelling house
and out houses of every description A further
description is deemed unnecessary, as it is pre-
sumed no person would purchase without view
ing the Land, which may be seen by application
TO Nfessrs. William Booker, James Allen, or to
the subscriber, residing on the premises
DANIEL BOOKER.
Amelia, Sept. 81. 1t
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-07
NOTICE.

I'D Y virtue of deed of trust executed to the
AB subscriber as trustee by Robert q. I'yrres to
secure to Robert Courtney, certain sum of mo-
ney, as specified therein shall on Saturday the
2Sth day of October next, proceed to sell at pub
BIC auction for cAsu at New-Nfariet in King and
Queen County, tract ofLAND containing ONE
HUNDRED AND F0RTY-FOUra .aCRES,
be the same more or less.
IH0JN.7S JEFFRTES,
Trustee.
Sept. 80. w4wp
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-07

ASpHCLUDED.) f.
We shall now subioin the correspond
ence which this author had with persons,
singh in Office relative to the matters
herein detailed: We begin with letter A
on the subject of the Danish and Dutch
loans,
(copY)-A.
&c TO the right honorable lord Yiscount Castle
REACH, St. James square
Horn Tavera, Doctors Commons,
March 1874 1911.
My LoRD-The question of the Dan
'.ish and Dutch loan in the island of st.
Croix, in the West Indies, having lately
been heard before the right honorable the
lords of appeal for prizes, and having been
cOndemnedb by the court Of vice admiralty
of Tortola TO the captors, aud not to the
Grown, take the lib&-ty of Offering few
observations on this head to your Lord
ship.
remember that Immediately after the
condemnation of the said loans to the cap
tors In 1908, at the time when your lord
ship was at the head of the colonial depart
ment, youdisapproved highly of this mea-
cure, 40 injurious to the rights and inter-
ests of the crown : and that your lordship
directed the late general Harcourt, then
governor of the island of st. Croix, to dis
possess the agents of the captors of the
bonds, and such instruments of payments
of sugar, &c. as had been by them received
on account of the aforesaid loans, that your
lordship severely reprimanded the JUDGE of
the vice-admiralty prize court Of TOrtola,
and the kings proctor Of the said island,
for this manifest sacrifice of the interest of
the crown, directing them to Justify their
conduct, and to assign the reasons for their
proceeding.
Id@bt, that your lordship has been able
10 fathom the depth of this abyss of iniqui-
ty, and neglect OF duty on the part of the a.
toresald two law officers but being myself
acquainted with all the particulars Of the
case, think it duty incumbent ON me to
acquaint your lordship with the same
i therefore assure your lorIship that il was
nothing else but broad, open corruption
and bribery. NOjudge, ever since thedays
otDemostbenes, was more guilty o. bribe-
~ and corruption than the worshipfu and
honorable James Robertson, his mIaiesty's
Chief justice of the court of kings bench.
and judge Of the court of vIce-admiraIty
of FOrtola, was, IN this instance.
1t was perfectly settled between the
honorable Andrew Coehrane tombstone, as
agent for the captors, and the aforesaid two
law officers that the said Danish and
Dutch loans should be condemned to fhe
captors ;in consideration of which the for
mer agreed to pay to the latter LARGE
sum OF money, abont 5000. under the re-
neral denomination Of fees, without sub
mlttingthe sametO taxation, as prescribed
by law, otherwise thesaid agent threatened
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-07
On the same subject.
To the right hon. lord Holland

LONDON, Dec. 9Th, 1918.
sdy Lord-Finding that your Iordship
has nobly espoused the cause of the gene
raj abolition of the slave trade, in the house
OF lords, on Monday last, with view of
introducing it universally into the politics
OF all the civilized nations in amity with
this country humbly BEG leave to ac-
quaint your lOrdship, that fragrant abuse
oithls law still exists in some of the Bri-
tish West India colonies, as stated in the
enclosed copy ofmy letter Of the 18th ult.
TO Mr.. Wllbertorce, who, in answer, was
pleased to call it an interesting communi.
cation, and promised to bestow his fall at
tentlon to so important subject. there
lore trust, that your lOrdship will, on your
part, plead the cause Of our suffering felletv
creatures, in the house Of peers, as It will
require the interpOsltiOn Of the highest an
thority, to make the titled offender in
question, relinquish his usurped interest
IN the lives and liberties of these 900 Afri-
cans, worth to hun, at the most moderate
computations, from 100 t6L 10000.
! nave the honor to be, my lord, your
lordship's most humble servant,
"A. M'KENROT,
hte magistrate in the Island Of Tortola.
ID.
On the cowardice Ofsir Alexander CocIl-
rane and sir John Borlase Warren, as the
author subsequently informs US.
ITO the right hon lord Henry PauIet.
.8daltratty Office, .NoU. 25, 1878.
ny Lord--Knowing that your Iordship is
perfectly acquainted with naval discipline,
with the regulations of the service, and the
On the subject Of the 200 slaves sent BY sir
q. coehFsne to Trinidad
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-07
PUBLISHED
ON WEDNESDAYS. AND SATURDAYS,
BIZ JOHN BURKE,

Eosr Dors 5sorv the Bell T'auerrr, at -Four Dollars
per nasstrinr, paid inafp@rce.
T advertisements inserted at the uslal
price, and promptly attended to.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-07
M MY PROPERTY
IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER

MI WI
IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER
FOR sale, ar 5000 DOLLARS;
nNE third on giving possession, the balance in
" annual payneats---TWO HALF ACRE
LOTS well inclosed on the Main Street, with a
large TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE, with
q fine DRY BRICK CELLAR, and would answer
FOR TWO GROCERIES.
ALSO,
A convenient small DWELLING HOUSE, thirty
ar feet long-Brck Chimney in the middle, three
Fire Places two Rooms below and two above,
GOOD BRICK CELLAR, a STABLE that will
stull eighteen HORSES, SMOKE HOUSE, 10
lest square and a fine WELL OF WATER, well
stoned up, (ths Tenement rented at four hun
dred dollars per year, This to be sure isa great
bargain TO Man that is coming into life and bu-
siness. Application to be made to my Friends
sjlliIes Bot aud Zachar5as Hall of Manchester,
Or myself FRANCIS SMITH.
p. S. This property viii he leased for 90 years,
ON an annual ground rent of tzSO hundred dollars.
Application 10 be made as above. F. s.
Chesterfield County, Sept. 80. If
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-07

L have the honor to be, my lord, your
iordship's most obedient and humble SER
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-10-07
From .NfLss Weekly Register.
ROYAL BONES.
(coscIUDED.)

(coScIUDTD.)
We shall now subjoin the correspond
ence which this author had with persons,
singh in Office relative to the matters
herein detailed: We begin with letter A
on the subject of the Danish and Dutch
loans,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18
New and Cheap Goods.

Q1r CHEAPEST SIDE,

49,. :. Ut CHEAPEST SIDES
No. I24, 7hames.sireef,
las just received from tie last arrival, an othec
Il supply OF GOODS, which now makes his ss-
sor'nNn, complete, which lie will sci, lower than
can be purchased any where else in Newport.
N; n lie Keeps do"stan,y for sale complete as.
sof'fnent OF supertnc Broadco,hs and Cassimeres.
common do, and u general assortment Of Frehch,
Englsh, India and American Goons
Those who wish 70 purchase GOODS cheap wilf
please to call at No 12s, Thames street. where
.nsy viii ind Fiannels at lag per yard dark bluu
Cahcoes 23 cts do. and Kid Gloves at lss pair, l.
New.Yo'k Money and Treasury Notes tsken at 1
small discount Orr ~ iaIS.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18
BONAPARTE AGAIN.

Capt. Wood, of the Gov. Jones, ar.
rived hero yesterday morning from Fun
chal (lsland Of Madeira) in 35 days, in.
forms that 6le squadron of Admiral
Cockburn, (having he French Tx En-
Peror IN charge) destined for ST. Helena,
arrived OF tliat place the oath Aug. and
alter procuring supplies, sailed aglin the
26h. Tlrc Rect consisted Of the Nor
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18
BisceIiarv.
GOOD REASONS .-cr.
Ft7iy certain Priests are Fcdsrak.1s.
IN LETTER FROM
.IGNATIUS THOMPSON


Ear SIR
The following communicatiotr has rested
my mind for years. Between Conscious
|bs Of the effect it would have on me per-
hally, by reason Of The great clerical infiu
te in this part Of the country, with whom
TODD connected, and my sense of duty to
community, / have till now reirsined
|m speaking Of it, except TO some of my
ends. The designs Of the Congregational
|rgy have become so slasming 10 the free
|n Of religious enquiry, and the liberties
our county, (for they are intimately con-
Eted,) l cannot feel excused to remain 10
tnee.
n the year 1899, if my memory serves
right; Fhesrd much said about Nlr. JEFF
sons iofideliiy. Wishing to know the
tsiniy Of il, called on IN acquaintance OF
fe, who was a ahemSfr u Congress, end
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18

thumbcrland, "a; tie Haiaana itigate.
Z armed brigs of war, and ,wo ships with
troops. Capt. w. adds that it was M.
derstood at funchall, that Napoleon en-
Joyed good health, was very cheerful, and
IN high spirits no person from Madeira,
was permitted to go on board the Nor
thumberlaDd, except the Scotch Consul,
who acted as Navy Agent. The Nor.
thumberland did not anchor -BoS. Gag.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18
CAPT. Samael c. Reid, &c.

Captain Ely, from Por au Prince, informs
that plot had been laid 10 assinate President
PETION, aud that the Ring Leader was
arrested, tried and shot, on the very day that
PETION was TO have been ssssssinated.
~ 10. York hof,ry.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18

.fad t5ssession given sdicfoie.
THAT pleasantly situiSd iiodse apd Gsrden,own-
! ed. and formerly occupied by fRrenAs NAY.
BznRy, in wsshingion.sireet. For particulars IN
quire Of PHILIP ~ TorliiJ, IN Dridgcsueei,
near ths premises. Oct. u
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18

- tT1acs the excuses Igaldst which.
soysreigesrook up arms. Their glo'y.
! even that be satisfied We have don,
atever they have desired-and Oh tlnir
e, OF all that they announced 90 the wsrlG
L accomplished on a single point What
a,rast between their performance and ihel
Pst solemn promises. This is The age Ct
lson and justice, and never has public o.
lion had greater influence. Wha' ~ ac-
lnt for Affections SO excessive ano: prom.
OF so much moderation The pecscnl
r has been commenced 10 nlsin,ain the
Use of legilimacy--ls this manner OF con-
citing the war adapted TO render your wa-
Sty's auihosity mole sacred! The allies re-
we'd to dethrooc aud punish hin who made
ort of the calamisies OF nalions~; and they
ercise on submissive France the same vi.
fnce, the same inhumanily. An Europe
Pught that the entry Of the soye'ei,Ts into
ris should hnish the war what will
fy think on learning that il was on
then the extrsvagancies of oppres-
% began, without battles and without
,istance ( The dis,resses they upbraid us
having brought on other countries have
YER been so great neyer--at least they
not take place when the employment o.
nies had no longer any other object; and
II were sue that We had given such an ex.
pie OF he abuse OF force, oug they 10
uatG u since they impute il TO us as u
Ws-! lirey well know in The moth, they
oH 20 Ptu,sia, what energy aud public
'It Gus ,Want OF mode ralioD produced In
r enemies there should be no end 10 the
Is ~ .hdmaollv 4 alternate vengeance be-
nle rlgAl Ut wAr, for nations never die.
Wa! yfur u,aes'y pernit me 10 insist on
conc.uaing consideration So long as
ance snaA haye ooy hing to preserve
list she saail cherish hopes of sustaining
rsell as a naloual body, no sacrifice will
impossible to her, aOd all she scheme, oi
equitable policy may yei DC c%eau'ed
t, the day when the inhabitants snal! have
i all, when their ruin shall be Completed,
shall see new series of events ecausc
ere shall be neither government, nor ooe-
snce--Biind fury shall su1Cecd 10 fesigna-
n they will take no council but from acs.
ir they will dcsolate on both sides pill
&c will make war upon pIllage every sep
foreign soldiery will be- stained with 5seot
France will have less shame III destroying
rself than in suffering others to destroy
e. ma. moment approaches aHe"oy
nauona. sPirN 'aNinS '"'S "ie"'''''co"n'-
n: fusion is forming among parues III,
ps' opposite Veuuee nse'' !" '"i' eH.eSS
calami!ics b,ings her coiorsmca,er those
the army. What part will be iett you
jesy ou' " 'e''e ruoho i'o0 ''o"'' ''r
u Oh themselves abandon 'hei' PLACES 'n"
asmies OIL 'se sovs'e'sn' WI, ,"e" oe
'ain inc dolo oi inu''la'''' HGeI 'oth ."
ciai oohsah"os' reoP'o OF 'n'' ','i
hs may -"'*o,''-f So disappear 'o" rae
''"' oo' 10 .NN "An aH''"'' """i ''''i
ore '"an Oh '"e'ose 'ose'"e''
|" VICIOUS "b ~r.'
oo,,m.,.o, or =, ..o, ar.rish
rmv to tie Fen -. .,,. ..s,,i.Is
the troop, % ...s..t, enter
F,encb terr, .r ..auult hos,i,i-
:. Ia, IN SUI. ... ..-o.i,y of = Ga,,,if,n
40 ar. a,l -. ,.,. ,he cslAmi,ic. thew
o., .yhiot ~, h,,. ,o,,,
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" Car doom 9eerecd, demands ,nOur,fui sesic."
/, is paiaful to witness the sorrows of friend-a3
reSord his deMh is doubly So. Yet shall not Tie
hea', that once delighted in the friendship Of ons:
whose form is cons gned to the tomb, which nov
lan6uishts in GRIEF, in obedience TO that trenst:
ship 10 register and preserve those qualities so hga
~ ana SO justly esteemed
Pause. then, and for moment here resfire--
g If aa''aan hoight can Keep as station ders.'
Died, al Genoa, " i. CAPT. THoMas WiLsorat
aged 20 Amiabls in disposition. unsul!ied il in,es.
ri'y, and upright in his deaings--hc was friend %
virtue, support and orpament TO socie,y-in hin
they have lost patron, IN him they mourn friend.
Has abilities were more than ordinary, his neino,y
tenacious ad re,enlive his mind was iu, sro, sd
and expanded. In his sentiments liberal, in his pro.
eeedings ciTcumsieet and deliberate in his opniohs
lie was the hopes OF his connie xions and ircnqs, III
hn they lament the. loss of one whose e&ceilehs
quaii,les seemed 10 have designed hin for fttute
uNetilnsss A
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18
NEW GOODS.
Wih be cfened this day,
CAT The sign Of the Golden Eagle,)

VW &c NrHtu MS Dag,
(Atthe sign of the Golden Eage,)
., M. ISL, Themes sireef,
10 bales Day Goops,
Consisting of tine and low. priced black, blue,
brown and olive Broadcloths, Cassin,eres, uahters
Cloths and plains, yellos, red, white and greed
Flannels, Bombszetts. Wdborcs, ves,ings, blach
worsed Hose, shawls, silk lankerchefs and worst!
cd Bindings .iiso, a few pieces mixed and drab
Cassimeres, very elegant, India Cotton Isb rcr y'ds
Longoloths, Twist, Shirtihgs, &c,
An the above Goods will be sold at very reduced
prices Tor cash only A. RICHMOND
DrI IL
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18
EPERVIER.

The National lntelligencer OF We'd
nesday last says" The report Of the
sloop of war Ontario having been des.
patched to the United States, by Com.
Decatur, is entirely without foundation );
No vessel but the Sloop Epervier has
been sent with dispatches. She was on-
der the command OF Lieut.. Shubrick,
hrst OF The Guerrero, and Capt. Lewis,
Captain ofthe Fleet, was on board bear
ing the Treaty with the Dey Of .Algiers.
The place OF Captain Lewis, il the Guer.
rlere, was supplied by Capt Downs.
The Epervier passed the Streights OF
Gibraltar on the l2;h July, and i, is rnuch
icared is lost''
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18

In ,5is town, the 4h instant, by the Rev, SiE,
Towle, Mr. bzwjAMis Ii, woopwshp 70 Mlss
HAaRIEr X SMITH, both o. this town.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1815-10-18
10 bales Day Coops


Nd. Ils, Ihamcs.sfrcef,
HAS just received an extensive assort ment of A..
1 merican superfne vel'nli arh -,her pa PERI
and pAteat account .BDOkb. ol Ni de8rrihiio}is.
which he is determine a. sei AZ cteah aa .til sa
purchased in this state. Urf IL