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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05

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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1816-06-05

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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22

BOSTON, May ID.
~ The Circuit Court of the United States
commencing its session here, this day, and be-
ing the first Court held since the decease of that
illus,rious advocate, Samuel Derfer, it is pre-.
sumed some suitable allusion will be made to
this public bereavement, by the Hon. Judge.
Patriot
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
ROYAL MARRIAGES

The following is taken from the Dublin
Evening Post. 1t is part of an essay on
the matrimonial manoeuvres, by which
Russia out generated England the for
mer reaping where the Inter sowed. = Rus
STA intends to support, with all her inhu-
ence, the houses of Nassau, Orange and
-Weyrmar OIdenburg and Hesse
Hamburger, in the arrangements that are to
be settled at Frankfort" One of the Em
peror's sisters was about to be married to
the duke OfWirtemberg.
" In this view of the subject, there is
little doubt but that the projected marriage
OF the princess Charlotte and prince of O.
range, was a fayourite measure at Carlton
house. and that the unexpected failure of
the plan proved subject of considerable
modification to that domestic policy which
engendered this project. From the origin
of the plan, it was not difficult to distin
guish the workings of family vanity, as well
as family ambition. 1t was not enough that
all the provinces Of the Low Countries
should be restored to their ancient indie
pendence, but Holland must be converted
into kingdom, aud the ancient feelings
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
From a London Paper. .epriI I.

curious circumstance occurred i'm Pa
ris on the Goth instant, the anniversary Of
the day of Bonaparte's re-entry into thu
metropolis. There was brisk gale. and
the 'ciiite flag was blown from the top OF
the Thuilleries. A report instantly spread
that the Bourbons had again talcen tight.
and all eyes were on the stretch in hope.
of seeing the tri-coloured flag hoisted in it.
stead. Disappointed in this expectation
the Parisians contented themselves with
the idea, that the fall of the ,ohite fng ON
that important day was at least a happy o.
men.
A letter from Madrid states, that Fer
dinand VII ordered his council of the Ia
dies to present him a report on the slave
trade, and to give his majesty their onin
on on that subject. Shortly after the coun-
Gil complied with the kings order, and
made very luminous report, urging, in
the most energetic terms, the necessity of
Immediately abolishing it. The king, il
is said, was highly pleased with the report
of the council, and it is believed that this
most unchristian like traffic will be imme
diately prohibited.
The public enter with the most lively in.
terest into the inquisition of the low prac-
tees of smuggling, which have, more thar
at any former period, disgraced the Public
administration of the y-and while
Mr.. Brougham so boldly and properly per-
seyeres to expose the nefarious traffic, he
may laugh to scorn all the croahings Of
the guilty party. AT no former period OF
Our history, were practices so mercenary
and degrading ever imputed to public men
We remember well, that when box OF
tea, intended as present for lord North.
was stopped & exposed to sale for the du.
ties, the noble lord, with proper spirit.
disdained to accept Of it, even when a
merchant chose to buy it at the auction
and send it tn him "No," he said, 81 will
not countenance the receipt of presents
however trifling for no man offers pre-
sent: to ministers but from a corrupt mo-
tive"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
SPANISH PROCLAMATION.

In the city of Caracas, the 10th
March, 1914. Don Salvador Moxo, Bri-
gadier General, aud Captain General, al
interim Of these provinces, says THAT
being informed of the criminal correspond.
ence that exists between the emigrants
that are in the neighbouring islands, and
many OF the inhabitants of these provinces,
who will not acknowledge the beneii
cence that the legitimate government has
observed towards them, and notwithstand-
lug the indulgence that has been observed
towards many, who have been most crimi-
nal III the revolutions of their provinces,
persist in their Vaccinations DEGREES
the absolute prohibition of all communica-
ton between these inhabitants and the
said emigrants, prohibiting also all species
ofpecuniary assistance in money or pro-
tluce, that might be given by any person
under any pretext to those criminals
well understood, that if any letter from
one to the other should be detected, altho'
purely familiar, will be considered an in.
fraction on the orders of the Government
the same with any pecuniary all the
which shall be chastised with death, with
out excepting the feminine sex and all
may know it, it shall be published and fix
ed in the usual places, and the requisite
testimonies being put, shall be published
In all the sea ports.
Signed,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
TBYaUTHORTFY.1
AN ACT

For organizing the General Staff, and mixing
further provisions for the Army of the United
States.
Belt enacted BIZ the Senate and House of Rebre-
entdtiUes of tie United States of .4nericG, in Con-
grrss assembled, That in addition to the act pro-
vding for military peace establishment, the
provisions Of the act of March the third, one thou
saad eight hundred and thirteen for the better
organization Of the general staff, be, and the
same are hereby so far established, that the gen.
eral staff shall in future consist Of one adiutant
and Inspector general Of the army, and one itI-
tant general, one inspector general, three topo-
graphical engineers, and one quarter master gen.
eral, with one deputy quartermaster general 10 a
division ; and an assistant of each to every bri-
gade. which shall supercede the brigade quar-
termasters and inspectors now existing and
that the apothecary general, as heretofore autbo
rlLed, be allowed two assistant apothecarles.
Sec. 3. BE IL further enacted, That the medi.
cal staff shall be so extended, that there shall
be four hospital surgeons, and eight hospital
surgeons mates to each division, with as many
post surgeons as the service may require, not ex
ceeding twelve to each division, who shall re-
ceive the same pay and emoluments as hospita
surgeons mates, and that there be three Judge
advocates to each division, and one chaplain to-
each brigade of the army, who shall receive the
pay aud enolunents of major, as heretofore al
lowed.
Sec. 8. Be IL further enacted, That the pay
department shall consist of the pay master gen
eral of the army, with the annual salary Of two
thousand FIVE hundred dollars, and that, in addl-
ton 10 regimental psymasters, there be appoint
ed one paymaster to each battalion of the corps
Of artillery, who, as we'll as the regimental pay
masters IN addition to the regular aud Punctual
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
N q 4 / g h.

TIE SUBSCRIBER having obtained letter,
OF administration on the personal Estate of On
WILLIAM WEST, decd hereby gives notice ia
all those indebted to the Estate to make imme
date payment to her, and all those who have
Claims against the Estate, are requested To nre
sent them duly authenticated for Settlement.
ANN Il. WEST, .4al,ar.
Richmond, May 23d. 1816.-tf.
NIB The administrators will dispose Of q,
private Sale, all the DRUGS, MEDICINES
PAINTS, SHOP FURNITURE & FIXTURES
belonging to the Establishment,--the Drrgs
Medicines 81 Pai1ts have been lately purchase,
and are fresh and good. She will also Rent the
house lately occupied by the late Dn. WEST. TO.
gether with the STORE.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22

and preiudices # Ddchmen. must be vio-
lated by display of royalties, lest, for
soo'h, the heiress to the British crown
might descend from her 'aak Ia marry "a
Stakeholder! 1t would be shocking to all
the delicacies of resa. dignity, that Char
'otte, queen Of Great Britain and Iceland.
queen of Hanover, and protcctress u!
Brunswick, should he nothing at the Ha
cue but the Lady Stakeholder Why, thi,
would be an inferiority TO Hortensia Beau
harnOis-and the barbarism of the burgo
master title-quite shocking to royal ear |!
And therefore the Ouch must have king.
and the kingdom of the Pays Bas was esta-
blished accordingly.
" But how futile the best arranged pro-
iects of kings The princess CT arlotte de-
clared that she would not leave her coun-
try and her intended spouse, declared
that he could not reside out his kingdom
and the arrangement suddenly broke off (:
nor does a hope of accommodation re-
main nay. the prince himself appears
anxious to cut all opportunity eff rene wing
the negotiation, by marrying as soon as
he can he has tumbled himself into the
net of Alexander. Thus the bubble bursts
that so long tioated before the eve of roya,
vanity, and all the British blood and trea
sure devoted to aggrandize the house %
Brunswick, only swell the dignity Of the
house of Romanoff. and brings the Musco-
wife opposite the British shores. Thus
project, originated in the ambition of a
prince, may PROBABLY terminate in the in
Jury ola people, and this marriage, thu
conioined the two great maritime powers
of the continent may, aoith .america, prove
abundantly sufficient to repabiicaniSe our
monarchy Of the seas"
| Again-ss Whilst his royal highness
slumbered through his morniug in dream
ing over the battles and gories of the Ser
pentine, Alexander and his sister were
busily employed in scrutinizing and taking
sketches and impressions of every thi Q
useful in our machinery and manufactc
ries and whilst his brother, the duke o
Clarence, was endeavouring to negotiate
a dignified separation from that mother
Mrs. Jordan who has for so long by the
eXertiOn of her talent, supported and edu
Gated so many of his children and specuIa.
ting on the hand of the archduchess, hel
imperial hiehness was sedately reservins
her own hand for another object, and
carving ofthe royal sutton at Carleton
House, as the future husband for her sister
Anne
+" In point of fact, we happen to have
means of Knowing, that this same lady
Anne, the future queen of our kingdom O
the Netherlands, and who will shortly be
settled on her throne at Brussels, in tn,
heart of the fashion. and population ant
political intrigue ofthe continent-we hap
pen to be well informed, that this yer,
archduches Anne, although a very youps
rs very uncommon woman; that he
character fully answers to all that careful
education in which she was disciplined b,
the fostering assiduity of the great Czariia
anu mat, placed OH theatre for diploma
tic and political exertion, she is likely t
comport herself as the grand daughter q
the great Catherine"
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22

Etectors.-At the approaching election of Pre-
siden, and Vlce-President tho number will be
eel. being increased by the three electors of the
new state of Indiana, which is already authoriz-
ed to form constitution, and to choose one Re-
preventative in Congress.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
OF In The 4th. page, for Hg1t read Light.

UT We COPY The JoiiosOiag from tie NorIols lie.
get The ISLOie speaks far itself
\ correspondent has furnished us with the fol.
lowing communication upon the appointment,
of FHAScIs CoasTN, Esq. commissioner for
receiving Subscriptions 60 the Bank of the
United States Hwehad considered ourselves
at liberty, we should have expsnged the words
which reflect ON the city Of Richmond for
there is nothing we more dislike than foster.
ing local auimosities
We perceive in various parts Of the state, con.
siderable Jealousy of Richmond, and we have
heard some things which, if correctly stated
meet our pointed disapprobation, and particu.
larly as respects this place but we think.
after all, there is something of envy; there is
mitch publick spirit N Richmond, which de.
servs and produces appreciation In this part.
cular we should wish TO see Richmond, im,ta.
ted, if not eGcesded-but we arc depressing ]
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22

The Convention Of The Protestant Episcopal
Church met yes erday morning-and, at IL
O'clock, discourse was delivered IN the Mo-
numental Church, by The Reverend Mr.. Norris
of Alexandria sermon is 10 be preached
ton.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
Readings g REGULATIONS,
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
BY
Mr.. Cooper g Mr.. HilSon.

PARTI.
Monsieur Tonson, " Hlqon.
The Snow Storm, - Coob.r.
Newcastle Apothecary - Mlson.
Jenny OCan and Pat Malone, - COOPER
he Bashtul Man, - HISoH.
AnthoDy's Grafton over The body2
ofCzsar, cooper
PART g.
The Tinker & the MilIer's Daughter - H2soa.
ne Mad OF the Inn, - Cooper.
Best OF wives, aud John and Joan, - Hlson
ne falnter OF Florence, - Cooper.
dramatic Stories, - Mison.
ne fassioIis, - CO9bers
O. The Rom 7uiR Be- obc,,ed at Z o'clock, and
HeaAHgs, sc commence al hair bast
- TEXTS, One DoHar each 10 be had at tie
oar IF TIE S1OdH, aud at tie BeR T4r'ey7.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-05-22
OBITUARY.

OBITUARY.
DIED, in Essex county, Virginia of painful
and tedious disease, which she bore with the mild.
ness OF a Christian, and in full possession of
those cheering hopes and bearIfc prospects which
1t is The province of our religion to inspire, Mrs
JANE BEVERLEY, the amiable Consort of Ro-
BERT BEVERLY Esq. and Daughter of Col. JoHS
TAYLOR OF Mount AIRY. In this Lady, were blen
led all the characteristic traits of a Christian. She
possessed every virtue and excellence moral and
social, conjugal and n, ural, frank and benevo-
lent disposition, mid temper and feeling
heart.
The estimation in which she was held, while
living, IS the best standard by which 10 measure
the regret & sorrow occasloned by her death. To
those who knew her, this is unnecessary; to those
who did not, this would hut family pourlray the
excellence of my departed friend.
This token VIII be acceptable, because it is
the offering of grateful heart.
LEVITICUS.
Esser County, MAY 18.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16

THR DlsrlLLERY Improved By the fabfeibse,
Situated n Em-ssrest, having $50 BY 400
fess of Land aed the bs,idiass thereon. sss66isg
of that oeeul led fos d,lihiag which Is 50 BY ~
fest, Store adiosaieg is BY 20, Shed for wood
10 fee. 10 lbsg.h, large and convenieas Comp
ting s-koom, sad Bash,ns Houie. eonGili1g Of sss
rooms. neatIy haihsd. With convenience Tor coz.
veyiag the water h,ossh Tubes from the Wor@
1uhs The water Tor iupplying the Dslaiilery is
conveyed over the worm Tubs through % AQue
doct from never failing fosntais The appars.
tus hs;ongug TO this diiiiIiery con6l, u ten dou
be working Ciiterns, 1900 sai'o0s eaeh-a return
Tub cspabe Of holding 5000 saloos-I copper.
to contain zea gals. inciuding me head = lido 26s.
including the head, with funaole worms and tubs
There are large 'ow wlue S,iterns rum bus. &c
and every other convenience for working the Cop
pess and profscu,ins the dii,ilery buGnsss 70 ad'
vantage The ts'Idisg. were put up in sis
Ii I" situated in centsa; part of The town end viii
command ready ia,e for sum.- rhs whole gill
be >feid cheap for .art csih and she remainder
on long credit --Erqlire OF
Portland Isly IS EZEKIEL DAY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
JOSEPH NOBLE,
C0pperSmith e. Plumber.

4 T his mop near the head Of uuion Wharf, For,
Rreet Portland, hss for (aie.
B,Afs Audsrons shove.s, Tong ard Hooks
6szis and copper Kxsles. add Narm,us Pans
Se,s Of Copper MsaGasss 81
Rum aud Haad. Pumcs
Brsis Csddieliicks, Lsmps Skimmess aad Ladies'
s. dcz corpsr bsncaee strap and Pan Lamps
Copper Nall, bOl.s and spikes
Deep (ea, h ad Cod and Maekeral Lead
Lead Spos,s NeAs Of Ws'Sh,s
70 - and 80 pcuad do Iron Windlass Boxes
Tin Rvess-i Iron g We Pois
Dutch aod Rng'iih pots-shset and Bar Lead
Book Tin Speltsr
Bras,er' and sheasb;ns Copper
Few boSss OF lin Plate I'd clout Nails
quantity Of smsiI Gxsd damaged Wire,
Ro,tsn and Pumi.e Stoue,
5000 lbs of o q Copper &c.
rJ n Manufacture all kinds Of work Ia
his lice fueh a. Copper Competition and Lead
Work for ve1ss. together with all kinds Of Com.
position asd Bfais Csflings for Machinery
y D.-Ca(h g.vsA for Old Copper, pewter and
LEAD. JulyI Is
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
Worthy of Asfenfion Z

FOR SALG-Ths vap.b Resl 1Aase formerly
owned BY the fubfcribes, uatsd on King and
Ihanes sheets. eon6fiOg Of Eve and Al haf rods
OF land, uish good Dwell isg Houie ,hereoa we'll
6a'thed, aa6 bars and other on, houfes-and "a
exceeos Aqueducs Of water --Liksw,fe. al the
Fats in front It The houfs. with fmall wharf and
= good work ihop ,hsssoa. .-A.s, one third part ol
. wharf, IN Clay Cove. and the ftores therson.-ro-
ge'hes with ore third Of the wharf lsadirg from
wha, is called Week. Wharf above properly
will be difpsled Of very low, and paymsats made
saly -Iaquare Of COTTON B BROOKs,es
WILLIAM MOULTOM,
Portland, July 70.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
Spring and Summer Goods
JOSEPH HARROD,

Head Of ExcH Nc R-sTREeT,
LAS received an extensive assortment Of SEA-
Ii SONABLE GOODS;
AMONG wHIca ARE
Best west of England black blue aud brown Broad
cioths-nperfne and common blue, mix'd, olive
and green ditto--superfne and common Cassimcres
all colours III London Csmbric Prints. dark and
light-S4 do. do. common do.
Furniture Patch and Copperplates India Cali
soes-India Cottons--patent steam loom shirtiags
10 and l Irish Linensr-4.4 German Linens
~. 5-4 and 7.A Calico SkawIs--Imtation Silawls
--Nankin and Canton Grapes, oil cooury-white
Jean--C CottonC Cassimeres--Grandurills- bloc Nan
kin--buf ditto--Beaver Cassimeres-PriestCi Cloths
--sa'itn.t tls--M hite, green aud yellow Flsnneis-
brown Linens W arseiiles and common Vestinys--
striped and coloured Jeans--biack silk Vestings-
cambrc, common and furniturne Dimotcs--l-l
and 6-4 white Cambria, and Cambria MuslD.-l4ia.
en- Cambrics-fancy and plaid c1usi,ns--n,ull Mus
lns--wbite and colorcd pocket handkerchief
imitation Haadkerchicfs-corded Cambricks---
corded Muslins aud tiinghams-3-a. ~ aud 6-l
Ginghams, dark and iight-satc and white Cotton
ard Worsted hose-genllemcns white, brown and
snix'd whole and half Hose-iadcp kid Gloves
black, " hite and colored--Canton black and COL
ored silk Handk kerchiefs-- Bandanns and flag do.--
&c ntlcmen's beaver and doe skin Gioves-cottcn
do.-Cmbrelas aud Parasols--Fans--wire cotton
Tbread-yellow and white marking Canvass
cotton Slack-6-l white and black silk Lace
cotton Laces--Cotton Balls--Tapes-Pi Pins- Bob
bins-Ferreta--black aud coioSed Sinchaws-black
aud coiored Sattns-Florence Lustrings, Oh col.
ours-elegsnt gauzed Ribbons black, gress, and
plaid Ribbons black and colorsd Cambrics-Rus
sia Shceting, 2 Ia yards wide-black and white
Italian Grape, &C. &c.--to be cold very low for
Cash oaly. May Fl.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
UIED

In Napier, PENN Mr.. Frederick Belts, aged
S8-he cut his foot with an az. which caused him
to bleed TO death, iesting wife and eight young
children. q re4
In Middleton, Mr.. Jonathan Griswold jr. aged
e. killed by person, ig the unmili,ary and tooi-
sh act Of discharEing his gun in the street, after
training. -
In Boston, Mr.. Jonah Newton Knapp, eyed 81.
late of Dixfcd his death was caused by the falling
of n part Of the wall Of brick house.
In Plymouth, Michael Hodge, Esq. Of Newbn.
ryport, aged IS
In Gloucester, Louisa daughter of Mr..
Moses Psrsons, aged about 10 years. Within a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16

period OF less than years, four promising daush-
ters of the same family, including the one previous
iy mentioued, baye been numbered with the dead.
. SO fades the lovely blooming flower,
Sweet smiling solace OF an hour"
II Paris, Mr.. Samuel Ryerson. Respected and
beloved for his industrious habits, and his honest a.
benevolent disposition.
IL Gilead, Capt. Ehrhaiet Burbank, aged IS.
In this town, very suddenly, Mr.. Thomas Hook
ianpli a oative Of Great Britain.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
THE sABBATH.


iexPected some notice would have been taken in
.osr Oasette, Of the last meeting OF the CUMnER-
aAso CONVENTION for promoting the due obser-
,ance o. the Sabbath on the 18th ult. Although
sn isr from wishing that any rigorous steps
ssousd - taken 10 enforce the law, or that those
nay oe considered as. vio!ators of il, should be
ssaleSsonaoiy molested, restrained from The
s oi 'he'r civil rights and liberty of conscience,
y" ! nave been pleased TO hear that the Conven-
uoq has adjourned TO ano,her wear. and that the
oe"irai. Sonpiitsee viii oontiane 10 execute the
% suss feposea IA them, trusting that they as we'll as
ay.hingn'N will b. pruden aid discreet in the ex-
~s''s oi 'hcis Fesasetise duties. Twas present at
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16

Il tiS iuSicr,ber hsrsby svss puoiie notice 10
al concssnsd. that he las been duy appoint
ed and taken Spon himisf he I, uli Of Admiui(irA
cor % the sitae Of JAMES MYLLIn sate of
Portland in the coua'y Of Cumberiaaa. Mariner,
deceased, by giving bond ~ the law direc,s--he
therefore requens I'll periCns who are Indebted 10
the ,s,d decesieds sitase make immediate pay
ne1t add shoie who have any demands ,hei con,
70 esh,hii the fame to JAMES WYLLiK.
Pes.iaad, July 10
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
A CARD.

Those members ofthe various religious societies
in this town, Who have this week SO generously
furnished pecunlary aid for my insiar missien will
please to accept this expression of the most lively
esteem for their csndour and the most grateful
sense Of their I,bcrality entertained BY
/ heir friend and servant in the gospel
ABRAHAM CUMMINGS.
Portland, July 8, 1916.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16

the delivery Of discourA upon the occasion by the
Rev. Mr.. Nichols, and was much gratiied with the
clear and able manner in which he set forth the OBJ
legation we are now under TO observe that holy day
asreeably to its divine appointment-and shew that
the command thereto was not confined to the Jews.
'os n.snded to he general and perpetual, and tina.
s was virtually recognized as such by our blessed
,sviour CORRESPONDENT
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16
NOTLCE.

A Baptist FOREIGN MISSION SOCIETY,
4 FOR Cumberland soua'y it 10 expee'ed, viii
De 70 med 10 Portland on Wednefday the s4th on
faaie oerfons that feel delrous Of sffiAing in the
Formation Of fseh foc;e,y & of becom'as members
are rsqlefed 20 meet At the Baoti0 Meeting houfe
a. clock M In the evenings M.ni,nary
e mon will he preached and collection taken to
aid ;he anslss Of the ferptures 10 foreign lao.
guages Portland Juiy,i5
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1816-07-16

The subscriber hsreby 8 YES public nosles TO
III Concerned. shss sbs has been duly aopsinsea
and taken upoa herself the trust Of Admiuastrs.
,rix on ,hs estate Of JOHN FARwELL. late
Of Portland. in The couaty Of Cumberland, oosch-
eh dcceased. BY giving bond - the lsw direcsa
-she therefnre rsq0ests Ill pefsoos weo ere In.
debted to the mid deeeAsed's estsss to make i'm.
mediate payment and those vhe hsve any de-
msads thereon, 10 exhibit the same 10
- MARY FAkW1LL.
Portland fulv 10.