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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-17
WNi. MORGAN

Informs the public, he has opened a
shop ON King street. between Royal and
Pitt. emosite Mr.. Bee]er's, confectioner.
where all orders will be thankfully re-
ceiyed and punctually attended TO. His
time VIII be principally occupied in be-
spoke work. Those who favor hin with
their custom, may depend that the mate
rails and workmanship will be inferior to
none for fashion. neatness and durability
for cash only. The time spent and diff
Guilty in collecting small accounts, must
plead an apoiugy for this determination
Z May % IT,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-06-17

Thew have been found remarkably ethea
eat;ous IN preventing ard curing s dlsof !, !,
ders attendant on long voyages anu
should be procured and CAREFUL J presefv
ed for use by every seaman.
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The Cargo

The Cargo
OF the British schooner Ageooria, capt,
Tynes, from Barbados, consisting Of
70 hhds. Musoovado sugafs
Al puucheons rum
l24 hhds. molasses
10 bags ginger
9 cases A,ro,, root.
4 casks5 ~ 800
VIII be landed Tomorrow, and is fol
sale.
.aaams, Herbert q Co.
May 90
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New Line of Stages.

New Lille VI StdSes.
This H7inchcs'er .FIGis Stage
WILL START
Every Monday; 1hgsdy
Saturday,
ESRGM M'LAuGHL,E's faTerr, al
= three O'Clock. a. NJ. All arrive 10
Winchester early the same eycT'Hs'--
Returning viii leave NGHiTe's tayeIf'
in Il ;nchester, at three o'cieck, aid ar
rive in .f!e,rerd9ia at an early hour sane
evening. The Stage will continue on
70 Washington and GecrGefoNn, Tor tls
recommendation Of passengers.
hr The above Line is in .frsl rue
Jrdsr--lhe public may rest assured tai
every attention viii be paid to their cor
|yenlence.
The Proprctors.
May IL.
Just Received from Boston,
5y the sch. Rebecca, Capt. Berry
New England rum
Bengal indigo
Soap in boxes
Alum.
AND IN STORE,
First quality Madeira pg ,s s;o
Tenerine in halfFR
Lisbon, ana
S.a'asa & quarter
9Th proof Antigua rum IN D"us'
Holland gin ,,,.a.
Superior quality Orleans sugar :
hogsheads and barrels
Wrapping paper
I Tireru anl blown B and coarse salt
Best family -four, and a genera .
T SOrtment Ci SsoCotiN"'
For sale By oro
Bryan Hampson & 70
april 90
Received, 90,
By schooner Mary and Efa'l'is' ~"
sale By s 9, 60.
Fine old Madeira w, Nn :
rom the houses Of J. Howard, ~. sd''c Co.
=. Scott, Pringlc, Veitsh . a,,s aud
. Murdoch, Youille, y a.a.a ca.Si
,o--iio pipes, halfp,pes ane sql aa, pecs
which, WILDE soldat The Ma'-A
nd accruing charges.
90 crates LwcrpooI ware
Go boxes citrol. &.
May ss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
FROM ST. HELENA.

Capt. Sergeant, of the brig Pickering,
who arrived at Boston last Tuesday, in 40
days from Caicutt4, informs, that he
stopped at the island of St. Helena, for
water, &c. He was not permitted to land,
but was supplied with what he wanted
from H. B. M ljes;y's brig Leveret, Capt.
Iede, stationed to windwarti, for that pur-
pose. Capt. Tede informed Capt. Sarge
ant, that Bonaparte's residence at St. IL
lena. is that formerly occupied by the
lieutenant Governor OF the Island at i
place called Longwood. He was permit
ted circumference Of three miles, to walk
OF ride in at pleasure beyond this lie could
not go. except attended by c pit Popple-
ton, OF the SD regt.-but he has never
seen fit to exceed his limits. round which
are guard within speaking distance ofeach
other, & round his dwelling are constantly
10 sentries On his first arrival at St. He
lena, he ran much in debt to shopkeepers,
oSc.-trusting him is now forbid, and his
wants are supplied by Purveyor appoin-
ted by Government. His household con-
sists of Marshal Bertrand and Lady, Gen.
Montholon, Gen. Congo, Las Cases, Capt.
Peontowsky, and his old valet--Cockburn
OF Chesapeake memory, is Admiral Sir
Hudson Lowe, is Governor. For fear
Bony should swim to Ascension, seven DAYS
sail distant. the British have a sloop-of-
wars establishment on that island, rated
as Il. b. M. sloop Ascension Ships home
ward bound are obliged to take water to
this Establishment, there being none on the
island. C-ptain Tede had been TO see Bo.
naparte several times, and represents him
to use his own terms, as damn'd sui
XIV"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20

will strong and fair winds avail through
the long path ct two wide oceans, without
geographical knowledge and skill in nauti-
cal astronomy, which, for the last twenty
years, has been the distinguishing and pre-
eminent ia 'ulty OF the commanders aud of
ficers of the English East-India Compa-
py's trading galIeons.
10 cut through Is 5000 miles Of ocean ia
so short time, is without example in ma
rinc exper:en *; with similar p ssag-s,we
ought tn communicate with our Asiatic
Prcs;drn-y at Calcutta Wit in months,
instead of once in II or Is months, as is
how the loiter ng and dilatory habit of that
Important intercourse. The Americans of
Ncw-York and Washington will soon ex-
change letters AND products with Bengal
IN live months The only account we yet
hive of the victory of Waterloo being
heard OF at Calcutta, is from New-York,
where all was public in the first days Of a
pril, though no communication has yet
reached Lonhoa direct. All the particu-
lars of this fine passage, deserve well to
be carefully collected and noted, for some
evidence and guide IN the practice of navi-
CATION. The concurrent observation of so
IN ny able seamcn, would be instructive,
and an evidence to admit of no dispute
Ehe writer WAS once on passage to In
dia, 40 days out of sight of land, u in that
long time he did not sail more than three
paris of the distance which has now been
run through in 1Co days.
llay 1S.-A Junta is now sitting at Ma
drid, formed of Deput es from all the Con
sulaloes. or Boards of Trade. belonging to
the commercial towns of Spain. The Pres
ident is Ibara, Counsellor of State and
the oojact is said to be, to devise and re-
port to the king plan to give increase to
Spanish trade, as we'll as to propose
means Of rails ng public credit from the de-
pressed state " the market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
THE LATE SPANISH CoRTEs.
FROM THE UTICA GAZETTE.

FROM THE UTICA GAZETTE.
There was an interesting debate in the
British House Of Commons on the 10Th of
/ eb, uary, on the subject of the late trans
actions in Spain. Mr.. Brougham endea-
vored, in very able spec h, to convince
the house of the justice and expediency of
the Interference on the part of England in
favor oftlose members of the late Cortes,
who, instead of being rewarded for their
services in the cause of Ferdinand, are suf-
fcring the most degrading and cruel pu-
instruments from that unrelenting bigot.
The speech furnishes some important
facts relative to the conduct of the English
towards the Cortes. 1t is asserted, that
the British General Whittinghsm aJyan-
cd TO Madrid before the Spanish tyrant,
and surrounded the Cortes With froohs in
Eaghsh hag; after which, q" the proscrb
e.l list was brought forward, and the Cor
tes, With two Of the regency, we're arrest
cd and cast into Dungeons" But eve
re. (sad MIR. g. orr co~opera 1rn did
u.f end. Pay and clothing had suisse
caently been advanced 70 the amount Of
l. ,if a mil.ioa He doubted not that Gen.
\yhUt,DgaAG had hIs Instructions for what
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
NEw-YoRK, July Is.
LATEST FROM LONDON.

The Editors of the N. York Gazette are
indebted to their London Correspondents
tor London papers, &c. down to the last of
May, affording several interesting arti-
cles.
A letter from an officer in Lord Ex-
mouths feet in the Mediterranean. IS
published in the Lond papers. 1t de-
tails the operations of that feet before
Algiers and Tunis, and adds the follow
ing -
"The feet is now (21st of April) ind er
weigh to Tripoli and when we shall
have effected our negotiation there, shall
rendezvous at Cali, in Sardinia 90 thence
to Algiers. to o.tein revision Of Trea-
ty made by the Dey with America, by
which an undue advantage has been gran
ted to that nation, as it respects the dis
posal Of their prizes in the Dey's ports !,
and then we shall proceed to England"
LONDON, May so.
Yesterday his Royal Hghness the p.
Regent had levee ut Carlton House.
which was very splendidly and numerous
ly attended. Addresses were presented
from different parts of the country, ex-
pressIve of loyalty and af ction upon TIE
late happy marriage ofthe Prime, IS Char
lotte with Prince Leopold, amounting, we
understand, to the number of twenty
three.
The funds continue to rise-a proof of
the confidence Of the public in the fnan-
cial resources Of the country, and in the
salutary arrangements of the Chancellor
Of the ExcheqGer.
BY our private letters and journals from
Paris ofthe 9Th, this day, we fad the
personages said to have been implicated
IN the late conspiracy, are Talleyrand,
Macdonald and Gouviop St. Cyr, as
friends Of the Duke of Orleans. But the
opinion of their criminaliiy already loses
ground. There is much difference be-
tween discomfort" and conspiracy ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
NKw-YoRx. July !

N
Capt. Fosdick, from Rio. Janeiro' state
that on the night Off the 3Oth Of March iai
Capt. T.. Bennum, late of New-Haves'
Con. and master OF the schooner Wellinsf
ton, was barbarously murdered by the rrG1s
and crew Of said schooner, and his bHI
thrown overheard in the harbour of RR3
Janeiro, and had not been found at III 4
time Capt. +. sailed. The above scbff
traded under English colours from Rio-Ja 4
metro to the River Plate, The crew werd
principally Englishmen The mate, wiz
was supposed to be the murderer, is Port
tuguese. They we're all in prison. ThsI
English merchants at Rio-Janeiro had sub
scribed 500 milres for the prosecution 81
the mate and crew..
NEw-YoRK, July IS;
Letters from Martinique, St. Pierren
of June is, received at the Office of the Ma
tional Advocate, inform, that fresh troops
arrived the 18th of June at Port Royal
from England, to relieve the British garri.
son there it was understood they would
keep possession as long as the allies r.,
NAMED in France. Other troops. it v
reported, were destined for Gaudalor u
and would also retain possession thsI
at Martinique. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
BosToN, July 10.
Ertract ofa letter from Bordeau1, TO the
editor ofthe Boston Patriot, dated in

DO SION, July 10.
E.rtracf ofa letter from Bordeaur TO The
editor ofthe Boston Patriot, dated in
6fay 1916.
We have all been highly incensed here
on the arrestatou and examination of col
Fenwick, one Of our most respectable off;
GERS. who covered with wounds, went to
reside for his Aealth at the town of St. Fov.
in this neighbourhood. The Mayor of that
town insulted him, by insisting on his taking
out his eagle from his cockade. They for.
ced him to quit the place, and on his arri-
val here he was arrested by the gendarmes.
and conducted through the streets like a
vagabond to-the Mayors Office, where he
was examined and questioned in an infa-
nous manner.-They wanted to force
Capt. Siaunton, OF our army, to take out his
cockade, but he refused, and swore he
would run the first man through the body
who dared to modest him. AS the ROYAL
sts are not noted for their Courage, thew
thought proper to let him wear if. Col.
Drayton was ordered at Lyons by the MAY
or to desist from wearing his Eagle--Ife
made an ell 6 mt reply, and concluded bv
telling the Agent sent to him by the Nav
OF, that nothing but force could oblipe him
to conform to their wshes.-They did not
repeat the demand. These gentlemen.
our Consul, and indeed all of US. are ndig
nant at the conduit of this anglo faction
TINS city is full of Observation-Disclosures
are establishing cor mission houses--others
are here for sh ut time, and many haze
taken couatry houses IN this vi nifty. The
famous George Gaming mas taken house
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20

~. We state with very great satisfac-
ton that the Common Council of Norfolk
have resolved to subscribe $50, 600 to the
capital stock Of the Roanoke Company.
+" being cne-half of the amount allotted to
Norfolk" We understand (says the
Norfolk Herald,) that the Common
Council was only prevented from subscri-
bling for the whole 100000 by wish to
leave the citizens the choice Of participa-
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ting Individually in The creation of the
stock. 1t is calculated with certainty that
the remaining $4,000 dollars will be SUBJ
scribed Immediately on the opening 81
the books. as it is known that the two In
surance Companies, and the Mechanics
Society, will take large number of shares
The next No. of the Herald adds, that the
Norfolk Benevolent Mechanic Society, had
unanimously passed resolution authoris-
ing 5 0 shares to be taken in their name.
ENouIRER.
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DOMESTIC.
TO THE GOVERNOR
OF THE
STlTE OF HIRGLNTa.


We, the undersigned Commissioners.
appointed by an act of the Legislature of
North Carolina. passed on the - day of
December, 1911. and of the Legislature of
Virginia, OH the 31st day of January, 1912,
entitled, I'm net 10 Incorporate a comfa-
ny for The i7urjioSe of cutting WauiedbLe
Canal from Roanoke TO 14eherrin River,
and from the zvafeys Of The Choua1 River,
in North Carolina, to some of the Waters
Of James Rfuer, in Yfrgiaia, or to the Dis
NAL SqVamh Canal"
BEG LEAVE TO REPORT
That in April last, we employed Engi-
neers to ascertain the best route for a Canal
to connect the said waters, and to estimate
the expense of executing the work. We
employed Messrs. James Il. Allen and Ro-
bert Robson. We have every reason to
place the most implicit reliance on their
competency, to ascertain all the necessary
facts with the greatest accuracy. They to-
gether combine knowledge OF calculation
with experience in every thing relating to
Canalling. Mr.. Robson is particularly ac~
quanted with the expense of the construc-
ton Of Locks, of blowing Rock, of Plain
cntting, &c. for he has superntended the ex-
ecution of Works of a similar kind. The
Engineers have likewise had, in prepar-
ing their Estimate, the assistance of a gen.
tleman Of great experience, and who was
pne of the most active Directors of the
Appomattox Company. The course of Ma
vgatlon which we recommend, is as follows.
\ Canal should commence near the Cow
ford, & run to Eaton Pugh's Island thence
along the river hills, until Il arrives at the
foot cf the ridge, near Sykes Store, 14}
miles; thence down the ridge to Murfrees-
borodg /, 32f miles thence down the chan
mel Of thu Mcherrin to Chowan; down
Chowan to the mouth of Benefits Greek
NJ Benefits Greek to its fork thence by
: Cana 10 strike the west end of the White
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ne did. MIR. II. considered the sutferBgS
OF the patriots as calling for the interfer-
ence of the English government. He men
tionad the case of poor tradesman whom
one OF the tribunals bad sentenced to four
years imprisonment for having promoted
political discussions. On seeing this sem
tence, Ferdinand exclaimed, "What on
ly four years imprisonment for q wretch
who had presumed to speak in public on
politics." and Immediately sentenced the
man, who was cripple, to be hanged
A pleasant anectiote of Oliver Cromwell
is related in this speech. who. when Spa.
nish ambassador represented the nquisiti-
on and the colonial trade to be hrs mas
tiers two eyes, replied, .. Then j must
trouble your master to put out his two
eyes"
BALTIMORE, July II.
On Friday the 26th of April last, an i'm
portant debate took place in the British
House Of Commons on the state of l, Gland,
brought on by mo.in Of Sir John New
port, " to enquire into the evils of Ireland
and the cause of these evils" Sir Johns
speech embraced the history os that coun-
try tor centuries back, and Showed the ne
cessity of radical change in its political
system, in order to counterfeit and cure
these sore evils.
Mr.. Peel, the English Irish Secretary,
IN a long speech, opposed Sir Johns mo-
ton, by an amendment, shelving that so
great disturbances existed in Ireland, it
was necessary to maintain IS, 900 troops in
that country. t, keep the people in order.
The debate was interesting, having
brought forward all the best speakers ON
both sides-Mr. P;unket, of Dublin, exhib-
tied the greatest oratorical powers-Wh-n
the House divided, there appeared for the
original motion los, for the amendment
187, majority for the Minister 80.
We h-ve been induced to notice this de-
bate, with view to Introduce remarka-
BILE instance of resolution and fidelity in
woman of the county of Tipperary, where
these disturbances prevail to greatdegree.
A Magistrate, who had been active in his
endeavors to suppress these disturbers.
was shot near his own house in the mid
die OF the day-A number of persons were
aPprehended, but such was their fidelity to
each other, that although a reward Of
$4,000. sterling was offered for the disco
very OF the murterers, none could be pre-
vailed upon to discover the actual psrpe-
traitors
AT length one of them was apprchended,
tried, and condemned to be hanged-He
was offered both his life and great re.
Ward, 1T he would discover his accomplices,
and he would have made a confession, but
tor his wife, who went on her knees to him
IN prison, and implored him to suffer death
rather than betray his frien6s-he obeyed
her lnJunctions and was executed
When Mr.. Secretary Peel related this
very singular instance of female fortitude,
instead OF burst of applause, approaching
this woman's exalted fidelity, the members
burst into laughter !,-Cobbett feels "a
shamed OF this circumstance, so dishonora-
Ole to the Character of his countrymen,
and affects to think it mistake of the Re-
porter-See his 18th letter, dated 4th May,
and Published in London-We have taken
our abstract from Belfast paper the Sd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-07-20
FROM Co'resfond M of the Keehey 4
the Merchants' Hall Books, Boston.

f1AVANNA, June Is.
There been number Of Priyatetr}
offhere for sew raj days past. under Bus.(
nos Ayres colours. in consequence of wbi;h|
I'll Spanish vessels are enlarged for tha
present. A few Of the fastest sailcrs ars\
arming ard preparing by government to 81
cut and clear the coast. The privateesI
have lately taken some Spanish vessels. srl
some valuable ones daily expected, whit
it is feared W II fail INTO their hands. Al
valu, bile ship from Vera Cruz. with 5000
600, has been lucky enough to get in thiv
morning also, a Kings brig from Carths5
gena. Our new Governor, Cieu Fuegas3
is momently expected from Cadiz. Gov:
ernor Apadoca is to go to Mexico 40 Vice
roy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-21
THE FAIRFIELD JOCKEYCLUB
RH('E,S

EATnLL commence on the first Tuesday IN Oc-
~ tober, aud continue four days.
The FIRST Days Race, will be Tor the Jockey
Cinb Subscription of last Spring, the Club may
make any alteration in this, thar they may think
proper. four mile heats. On the same day, there
is Sweepsake for sntried Colts, three years old
this spring, FIVE to make race, at one hundred
dollars entianee-This subscription TO close the
evening preceding the first days race.
The Second Day, the Jorsey Club Subscrip-
ton, supposed to be worth i've hundred do!l4rs-
.tcsu mile heats.
The Third Day. the Proprietor's Purse of two
hundred dollars, three mile heatS--Eiteeu dollars
entrance.
The Fourth Day, Handy Cap--t-go miles
heats 1t is the wish of some Of the Members of
this Club that there sboad be full meeting of the
Club the Monday evening preceding the race.
Those Members of The Jockey Club who are
in arrears, requested to pay their arrear-
ages to Mr.. John Watson, now ia Richmond.
Straw and Stables will be furnished by the Pro-
prietor.
Persons wishing to rent Booths viii apply to the
Proprietor.
THOMAS WATSON,
Treasurer e Proprietor.
August 81. SS.tdr
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AJAMEs RIVER FARM-Eor Sale.

4 resided, lying an James River, in the lower end
OF the county OF Nelson. containing nne hundred
ana forty dereS-Ihere is on tits land the usual
proportion OF low grounds. The dwelling -house *
offices OF brick, lately built, and the arm-houses
are good and sbunian,iy convenient The situation
viii be sown, and possession given this tall. The
terms will be made to accommodate the purcha-
ser.
Further observations are deemed unnecessary,
as II is presumed the purehascr viii prefer TO
Judge Tor himself by view of the premises. APP
piication may be made the Subscriber, living in
Richmond, or to VIM. II. Cabell, Esq. who lives
near the 2gd, end will sew it to those Inclined To
sies ii. @lle-ISaiso authorised to sell it.
GEORGE CABFLL.
.ceDieriJef.7 sStT
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FALL GOODS,
BIZ the Edward from London, and Albion
a end Kent fran, LiUeryiool

CONSISTING OF THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
Cough and Bracthwort's Napt cuttons sriPt ard
,oint blankets: white, aud red Fanneis white,
fine green and drab P1ns Yarn Hose; worsed Caps
M and green 3aize twled Cords and Velyes; fine and
coarse Cloths Cloths and Cassimeres Swausdowns,
FearIoughs Fushngs, Pennei Serges Cellar flaidng,
double milIel drab Cloths. -
German Crawey and blsered Steel, Anvs Vses, mil,
pit and Crosscut Srws Nails Spades Shovels, with general
- rtnent of HARDWARE.
Tsoo bales rendy-mG1s Clofiss. Vf-
Great Coats, flannel shirts and drawers, vests, girls
elisss IL oland and check shrsone case OF boys
caps. - -, = -; Ill, =,
in lars fg blue, IN boxes, Copperas
Seine Twne Shop DO in balls, 3i and Sd Diaper dok'
lau Tahleeohs, assot,rd sizes. line law Dom.rizees
Ponha7eits cfd-rert colo linen and cotton btayke
Long Lawn Frenri, CaniOfic, Nsfiis'S afhis srpes-
fine Prints and Plates Saxon, foplin Dresses, barcelona
Handkerchief, six shaw shirtins, linen ana cotton
Checks I.da ity hair cord do. black cambrie Angola e
ambs wool hose long and short ladies cotton hose worst
ell tpoets checked and srp't Valentines Ga and 90 cotton
camrex cunet mEsiTls, null muslin, book do worked
and spottsd nun dresses, worked musiin robes very
elegant: sewing SILK blue, black and cloth eoc ashcnaD
silk buttons patent aees, patent cotton threads me mus
thread from "a 10, Miss Storys dyehas, hIdeiiste
and Brasse carpets, imperial hearth rugs royal mProve
syer-yed needles pins, Marseilie quitting, canbrc dni-
~ London snperne Cloths and CassnereS, oi extra qua
y Berlin and woed Cords. Irish Linen IN sai boxes,
purchased In Belfast German OznabGFgs-cSpeeted every
day from 1rpmen-
Tor sale ~ he Packages Pecc, or Refat.
ELLIS & ALLAN.
r s.nt. 10. Ss-tI
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IN Pursuance Of Deed of Trust from DabRey
z williamson to us, dated the 2Sth of December
1878, OF record in the County Court Of Henrico,
we or one of tbs will sell at Public Auction, for rea-
dy money, for the purposes in the said Deed Of
Trust mentioned, at Hanover Courthouse, on the
25thday Of September, the following Negro Slaves,
conveyed to us by said Deed, to wit Sam, Ben,
George, Little Ben, Lucy, Minor, Rose, ,Bary,
Reuben, Lite George, .N6er, .Naft, cine, aud
" ar7gsck, and such increase of the said Female
Slaves, AS may have been born subsequent to the
date oil said deed Of trust.
Thomas Burton, jr.
Ben. ShehhGrd.
September II. 36-tds