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JAMES KENNEDY5
son,
Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills,

ndltl , IAutA - - :
THIS Medicine has been ATTENDED |,
with a degree Of success highly grateful
- the ;ayentor feelings, in several parts
&c the West Indies. aud the Southern y
Middle States, particularly in ~. York;
ph;,.delphia, Baltimore, Petersburg,
!. i2;chnIond. Norfolk, Edenton, Whining
tnn Charleston, and Savannah. Inc
testimony of a aamber OF persons at eaeh
81 1tl,e above places can be addaced' ~ne
have reason to believe. that tsmely use
&c his salutary remedy has, under Provi-
deucc. preserved their lives. when Ia
the most alarming circumstances. :,
Facts of this conclusive nature speak
more in favoar Of medicine than CO.
lamns of pompels ealesy, founded Oh
mere assertion.
It's not, indeed, presnmptunns.y pro-
nose,l as an insalfble cure. but the inyen-
sor has every possible reason that can re-
.ult fyom extensive experience, for De-
liev;pp that a dose Of these Pills, taken
once in every two weeks, during the
nreva,ence of our bilious tevers, VIII
prove an infallible preventative !; anu
turther. that in the earlier stages OF these
Assesses. their use will very generally
succeed in restoring health, and frequent
" n cases esteemed desperate, apd De-
yond the power OF co,nmon remedies
The operation Of these pills Is perfectly
mild. 50 as to be used with safety ny Per
sons in every situation. aud OF every age.
They are excellently adapted 70 cary
off superaaous bile & prevent rs NOR %
bid secretions--to restore z amend tae
appetite--t.. produce g free perspifatlo =
ten Of fatal Consequences. A dose never
saiis to remove cold il taken on It's hrs'
anoearance-they are celebrated Tor re-
mov;ng habitual costiveness--sickaess at
the stomach aud severe head-aehe--ano
ought to be taken by All persons on a
change of climate.
They have been found remarkably en
catieus in preventing and curing dlsor
ders attendant on long voyages, ant
should be procured and carefully pfeserv-
sd for use by every seaman.
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tain remedy known, ana has restored
- health and strength a great number.
when In an advanced stage of this ataF
cnmnlaint. Particular and plain instrue-
fions are given for every part of the ne
cessary treatment in such cases.
Children generally take this medicine
with easerness; havinga pleasing appear
ance, and az agreeable taste.
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Two Boys

From Id to l6 years OF age, Is want
.nc by the subscriber, to learn the hat
ing business, None but boys OF steady
habits need apply.
Samuel ID. Harper.
November 26 e0tt
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FOR FREIGHT,

fo1S Il 4SGAUh
EES The schooner Union, capt
tydJfsSsSs Brewster, bur.hen about 500
- 81 SlassSs hbls. nearly new. superior
ls'<sssssfsa vessel q fast saiIer: will take
freight for the West indies or Coastwise
and be ready for cargo in few days.
Apply to
Lawrason and Fowle,
Who have for sale said schooBer's Car.
60 OF
100 tons Plaster Paris
100 boxes laould and dipt candles
40 pieces Russia sl.eeting., entitled
to deben ure
5 casks AID crates, containing din.
inc and tea sets China
November 81
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Hahn's genuine Eye Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases Q.
the eyes, whether the effect OF natural
weakness or OF accident.
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AAuELraN,s ELIXIR.

S'orsrsiga remedy for Colds, o5stIaa'
Coughs, .9sthnas, sore throats, an.
approaching Cousumptioas, and mos
disorders Of tie breast and lungs.
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For, MlSrON.

FOR BOSTON,
xss The brig Criterion, Capt.
sSss 81 ~ Holmes, is nearly loaded
Is ssf2 ~ will sail on Sunday, and take
a1xxA 200 barrels on freight if offer
ed immediately, Apply as above.
November
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Lees Infallibs .3gue and Ferer Drops.
For the cure of agues, relnlttent, and
feyers.
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T,nn.he ,acEle Droas.

The onlyremedy yet discovered which
gives Immediate and lasting relief in the
most severe instances.
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sUGaR, Rum, THYME. 4,
10 hhds St. Croix sugar, FIRST ou,:3
3 40 bb!s N. K. rum 'ae
1900 los seine twine
1000 do soal leather
90 casks raisins
10 bags pepper
10. 8 chocolate, brown soap, VIA.
ping paper, etc. now landing,
For sale by
DUNBAR & TGWNeEND
IN STORE,
so boxes dipt candle,
Is barrels no. | beef
800 pair mems coarse shoes.
December II a.
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25 Dollars Reward

|, Ran away from the subscriber this day
week an apprentice lad named DAVID
RoLLIsON, aged 10 years, about'5 feet
: inches hish, dark complexion, down
|loak and round shouldered--had with
him a dark mixed grey short jacket and
trowsers and sandry other clothing not
|reoollected, excepting good hne hat.
This IS the second time OF his elope-
|ment. He worked with MIR M'kenney
lin Georgetown, as freeman, 10 montn'
ago, until discovered.
| will give Five Dollars II ieund N
Alexandria-Ten Dollars II found N
Georgetown or Westinghouse iWen'
|ty five Dollars if as far of as Baltimore.
on having him secured in jail, with rea.
sonable charges.
Andrew Jameson.
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Notice is hereby owen

| Notice is hereby gwen,
ASHAT the Collector 81 tie Reyam,
4 for the a2tl collection distrirt I
Virginia, or his Deputy will attend #
Leesburg, from the lst to the ls,b 4
January, 1917
htiddIeburg, Monday 6
Aide, Wednesday 8
Waterford, Tuesday ID
Hlllsboroush, Thursday rs
Uppervliie, Saturday l8
West End, in Fairfax, sa,urd,, ~
January ~
AendIey Nelson's, Monday 9Th
Fairfax Court Tlouse, Monday aC.s.
| For the purpose OF rec wing The ,rtr,
of carriages, with the ha ness used ,he,..
for, agreeable TO al act of congress. n,,,.
led TIE 18th day OF October 1914, rHcb
ENTRY is thereby required to be made
for failing to do which a penalty cffm.
Bile the amount of the duty imposed b,
the act Of the 18th of December 1871
will be encurred. Given under ny bsat
December 2, 1916.
JOHN LITTLEJOHN,
Collector Of the Revenue.
T Non-residents are Informed that
DANIEA .MINoS, Esq Of Alexaadris,
will receive tie amount Of their Direct
Tax, upon property holden by them IN
the counties OF Loudpun and Fairfax
which tax if not paid before the llhdw
Of January 1917, viii be sent 40 ods
designated collector at R,Ghmond Per-
sons DESTROYS of seeing their lists mlT6s
SO by applying To ne at Motifs, IN i.G.
andria, Oh the 9th Or 10Th OF Ia0gGy
next.
December 6--9 eo6w
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sSx The above sloop. captain Saml.
49, Chadwick, will take freight tm
New. York, Newport and New Bedford.
Apply to the captain on board, OF to
Mordeosi Miller.
Dec. 10 eOlw
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900 Liverpool filed sacks OF salt.
They will be sold low if taken, from
IN board.
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FOR SALE,

On board the sloop Regulator. lying al
Josiah Dayis's wharf,
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unaccouted for departure during the
night. and the extraordinary condition
he was in when apprehended, lett bui
little doubt of his being the guilty man.
On the next day, upon search beng
made in the vicinity Of Mr.. Pearson's
house, the person who had lost the mo-
aey himself, discovered the chain OF bis
gold watch ha cling out OF the knot hoe
IF tree, in which was also found the
whole OF his bank notes, and about 8
dollars besides. being the stock OF the
Fobber added thereto.
1t seems the man had attempted to
make his way to Philadelphia. on this
side the rivet, by taking along hlsmar-
lin. He forded Watson's creek in his
progress, but coming to that Of Gross
wicks, near Bordentown, he found IT
deep, and was obliged to so back, until
he came near the place OF his detsction,
where hunger and cold compelled hlra to
stop.
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which I did not. We we're abeut 1ou
miles south OF the Western Isles"
The captain adds the following
note to the foregoing
I" For an hour or two before and
latter the shock, there were thou
sands of porpoises skipping & play
inc round the vessel but they dis
in moment when the
shock commenced. When earth from
its centre feels the Godhead's pow
err, and trembling at its touch thro
all its pillars Il at every pore, then
man, beasts, birds and fishes finii
themselves, what indeed they are
mere helpless nothings. But thaak
God, there is a foundation for man
to build upon, which will not be
moved, although the earth should be
reduced TO chaos.
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Nszv Fancy y Har1etH Stare,
Two doors fellow MIR. edderbugn'
Apothecafy Shop. & nearly oprosite
c. & /. p. Thompson. F,ir-
tax Street, Alexandria.
vEyIiE subscriber most respectfully in.

9ESiiE subscriber most RESPECTFULLY ins
4 forms thu citizens = Tie District;
that he has commenced business at tie
above staDd--where tie has FOR sale,
hardware cutlery. ewelrv. plated :, are,
books and stationary. drugs and medi-
cines, groceries aud dye-Stuffs, playing
cards, violin strings, smelling bottles,
srluf-boxes, toys, trlnkets, confectionery,
collection of elegant pictures. an opti-
cal machine. &c. &c. &c. To enume.
rate his assortment would entirely ill tbis
newspaper; suffice it TO say. no retail
store in this district can slew Sc great a
variety. He hopes to great increase
it by the spring arrivals. and ioicifs
share of the favors OF the public The
Ladies in particular are most politely
invited to call and see bis establishment.
The importers of Alexandria will be SO
kind as to give him immediate notice OF
the arrivals from Europe of any hand
some fancy articles. To conclude, hs
can truly say" .Multum in Pcrro."
] Shaw.
april 1awSwi
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For Boston,


S5g The regular trading schooner Ma,
800 tive, n. Mayhem, master, Will
sail il all next week. Fer freight Oh
p ssage, apply to the master on board
Or to
La1crason e Fo1cle,
Who have received by SAID schooner and
for sale,
500 boxes of mould candles,
200 do. brown soap
so barrels No. ] Beet,
so tons plaster Paris
40 boxes window glass, from the
Boston mandatory, of different
sizes
500 reams wrapping paper
cask containing tea sets CHINA
/ case decanters
8 do pint and half pint tumblers
ALSO FOR SALE,
Afoat ON board the brig Altoona, }. Dow,
master, from Cadiz,
60oo bushels superior quality Cadlz
salt.
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NORFOLK, March 20.

| ANORfVLks wal S' NS|'
Arrived in Hampton Roads, brig Eini.
". Beard, 6s DAYS from Leghorn, bound
TO Baltilnere. Left at Leg orn. 18th
Jan. briggs Findorf, Allen, of and for Bal.
timere, to sail in days: Sphynx. Nc
Combs. of New York, uncertain; Endi-
colt, of Salem, do. Hunter, Beard, OF
Norfolk, do; Luna, Blanchard, OF Bos-
ton. from Marseiles. Sch. Penguin,
Moran, of and for Newly ERIK, ms days,
and number Of others, names not re-
collected. The ship Waltar. Child,
sailed 4 DAYS before for Baltimore, and
put into Gibraltar. Touched at Gibral-
lar, and left there the following vessels:
ships Fair American, Moore, of and for
Baltimore, first fair wind; Globe, OF
Boston, TO sail in 8 days for Malaga
Neutrality, to sail foF Cadiz hrst tar
wind.
'fbe United States store ship John
Adams, had Just arrived from CartAa-
ena. where she put in in distress, hav-
ing sprung her bowsprit. Spoke, March
l5th, lat. "a. E, long. Ga, SO, sch. u
Mon of New-York, S days from Viii,
minaton. N. c. bound to St. Croix, 18th
lat. "a, A, long. "a. 80, fell in with a
Is 10, ber maia mast gone by the board
and ioretepmast by the cap; saw nc
aalne on her stern she appeared to be
slipper built, with bulwarks fore and att
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TRENroN, March Is.

RENTON. w IsVs
The Robbery at Princeton.-Gn th'
night of the 18th inst. a robbery to a
large amount was committed at Rowley's
Inn. in Princeton, upon a gentleman OF
the name Of Graham, from Nor, CAROL
ma, on his way to New-York. A small
trunk containing about 5000 dollars IN
bank notes and q, COO dollars in bills Of
exchange, together with gold watch,
was taken fir m his bed side. The trunk
was afterwards found open in the col
lepe ward 4 the bills Of exchange there
but the bank notes gone. suspicion
l;ohted upon a stranger from PhiIadel-
mia. who. had been day or two in
princeton, probably waiting for the op-
nortunity Of committing this theft. Do
the afternoon Of the 18th, person, wet
+ cold. and hungry, called at the house
|of William Pearson, Esq. about miles
from this place, and begged the liberty
Of warming himself, and for somes VIC
| tuals, Mr.. Pearson, having heard OF the
robbery. and description OF the sup
lposed thief, Immediately suspected HIM
land while eating the victuals set for hlm
nrocured the assistance of constable
and secured him.-He was searched bu
no money found upon him /; yet such wa
the strength of the suspicious created b.
1.-The description of his person and dress
That he was taken to Princeton, arr
Isroyed to be the suspected person. III
stoutly denied the chars e--but the Sir
jrumstances of his being there upon NJ
Visible business--his sleeping in the roen
where the robbery was COMMITTED, nj
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NOTICE.

ME Stockholders Of the Warrentop
N Company are notified. that an cleo
floa tor President and twelve di,ee.
tors, vnii be held at the Office of tht
+" ar1enton Company, en- Monday, 2Gt
April. Byo rder,
March 10 coto
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AT meeting of.the Directors Of

AT meeting ofthe Directors of
the Loudoun Company, for the en-
enlargement of Agriculture & Ma
nufactories, March go, fSf6-the
Board, taking into consideration the
late act, passed by the legislature Of
the commonwealth, for the suppress
sion Of Unchartered Banks, &c. can
not but view as an uawarrantable
stretch Of Legislative authority, ex
ercised, as we suspect, under the in
fiuencc Of two large monopolfziDg
Banking Companies; and that, as
long as the citizens Of this seetiDn OF
tue state have not aa equal repre-
sentatiou in the legislature. recur
renee Of Legislative oppression may
be expected, and the eDsctmeut Of
laws. best adapted to their customs,
habits and Interests. and promotive
Of their happiness will be impeded
1t is therefore
ResolDed, els the opinion OF TINS
Board, That however dangerous lis
the judgment of me legislature,
the ncreasesef Banking Institutions
migaf appear. the assumed power.
resorted to, for their suppression,
lis Incompatible with Republicans go
yernmeni. and the law unreasonable
aad oppressive :---considarigg il an
infringement on cur civil rights aud
privileges, We deem il perfectly con
sistent, and a duty Which We owe to
ourselves and to posterity. TO use all
lawful means to alleviate the present
and guard against all future assaDp
tons OF legislative power.
Ii is therefore further
Resolved, That circumstances
ought tv be preferred TO the next
session Of Que legislature against the
above cited act, la the passage OF
which it is presumed a power has
been exercised nol vested i'll that ho
| DIV, and in the execution OF which,
rights inseparable from free PEG
pie must necessarily be protrnsted
and that it is the duty OF the Gill
zens of this commonw eallh, and par-
|ticuiariy those residing in the nor.
fhern aud western sections Of the
state, TO use every legal means to
promote the calling Of convention.
for the purpose OF forming consti
tuition 10 be the basis of all future
laws, to secure the rights of suffrage
and fair and equal representation
in the Legislature, more effeclualiy
10 guard against tnoaopolies OF eve
~ kind and every abridgmeai OF
the natural rights. liberties and pri-
vileges Of the citizens, throughout
the state.
Ordered, That the above resoiu-
tons be signed by the presideat and
published in the Alexandria Gazette,
the Washingtonian at Leeshurs, and
the Winchester Gazette
Il. BRADEN, President.
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NOTICE.

gYTANTED to purchase Ten or
w Twelve likely young Negroes,
for which a liberal price will be given
ENQUIRE Of the Printer, or
WILLIAM H. FOOTE,
Of Haydeld
anr;I St@
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For Sale
BIZ LascraSou g Fo.,

By LascraSon g Fo:ele.
The Cargo af the slip Hazard, VIM
Crabtrse. III. master, from Barcelona
h,00O basaeIs coarse white salt,
loo 90 boxes RAssANs.
20 boxes hss,
81 do, lemons and oranges,
SO BAGS almonds.
pipes odd rad wine,
SO halt barrels and kegs olives and
capers.
Feb. 26.
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FOr Sale.

A Lot of Ground, the corner of Frank.
I'm aud Union-strGetsg 2Ol fee, Z inches
on east side of lnion-street, and ninetr
feet eli Franklin-street.
March 26 ,eoz,.
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Public Sale

On Tuesday next, will be sold at the
Vendue Store,
A Fishing Seine, eighty fathoms ia
length, with a sufficient quantity
of good hawking rope, and second hand
Gig, in good repair.
p. g. MrrsteIler.
March 90
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Cargo Of schr. Susan from Cayanns
AT AUCTION.

On THURSDAY the 9TH April, viii
be sold at our warehouse, on ferry
wharf, the entire cargo Of schr. Susan,
from Cayanne, viz.
So hhds. MOlasses
! 80 casks Rocco, $4,000 lbs.
6 hhds. Cocoa, 5000 lbs,
II bbls. do.
casks Balsam Copeva
sacks soft shelled Almonds
gibbs. sugar
Sale to commence at II o'clock.
MALLORY y WATTS, .aast'rs.
Georgetown, April /. dts
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To Rent,

A three story BrickSNyarehouse, Ftir,
pr9of next deor to Mr.. Jehn G. Ladd's
" the dock. Apply to
jane II. Slacnm
October If
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For Sale or Freight,
;S.s The Brio Altoona,

--ErSNNSS . IiS
S Burthsu about 1000 barrels,
$500 800 A superior built vessel; has
performed but one voyage IS IN com
plete order, and can be ready for sea ID
few days. Applg, as above.
anriI
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Public Sale

~ . ~.
On. TUESDAY next, the Cd iyassssss.1
will be sold, at the Vendue Store.
superine and second brcades'ta.
cassimeres
Imperial cords. fannels, Isl pts.
Sattins, lcvantipes, and Virginia s,ls
Linen cambries
Cambria, leno and jaconet and fancy
muslins
Canon grapes
CaIicoes, dimities, cotton sbirtings
Domestic Cotf0ns
Ginghams, Madras hanalsrchiets
Love ribbons, sewing silks cottons :
and threads, &c. s&
p G Marstei'er
p,il
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For Rent,

For Rent,
A neat Brick House. on the lower en-
of Water-stsee,. with Pump Of excel
lent W alter, etc.
William fedies.
n. b. The subscriber has Tor sale coed
Hay and Corn Blades.
April cost
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[. otillion Party.

NUllIilUIi AaIty~
KNR. Generes has the honor of in.
.lYh forming the Ladies and Gentle~
men of Alexandra, that the Cotillion
Party will be on Tuesday next the Cd Of
April
April 1 ct
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april /
Bible Society.

A general meeting Of the Bible s s.
ty of the District of Columbia, will be
held at Christ's Church in Alexandria, on
Monday next, at II o'clock, a: M, a
Sermon will be delivered by the Rev.
Doctor Lawrle. After the service, a
Report will be made for the considera-
ton Of the Society, by the Managers.
1t is requested that the above notice
be published by the papers In the DIS
|trIGt.
Secretary
March es--april
For Sale,
First quality of Seed Oats and Pota
toes.
alexander Ferry.
March 4.
PRINTING
Neatly executed at the Office Of tie A
lexaRdrla Gazette.
n
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Public Sale.


THIS DAY, the seth instant, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, will be sold as
public auction, upen the premises,
4 Piece or parcel of ground, situate az
IA the intersection of Princess and
Fairfax streets in the town of Alexaa4
dria, extending 6Sfeet on the first, and
154 feet Oh the last mentioned street, to
be laid off in lots to suit purchasers
find Immediately thereafter,
A lot of ground, handsomely impf0vs
led, situate at West End. adjoining the.
property of Mr.. John Lopgden, and
containing one acre and three quarters
Of an acre. Terms will be accommodate
ling. and made known at the time and
place of sale.
&c, Weightman.
March so
| N. 3 The sale Of the above pre-
|perty is postponed till Thursday tue
|44tb inst. April 4
Tobacco g anted,
For which the highesi market prizes
! will be given. Apply e
p, Dunbar g 60.
March7s n
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" Gibraltar, Feb. ii, 1916.

UtOFuLtuFs IEVs LIZ 1oIO'
On the I'd Eebruafy, ateabout 10
minutes before midnight. il lat. SO,
~. long. %. we experienced Sc
were shock of an earthquake, which
TASTED about 4 minntcs. The trem.
bling of the vessel was so severe,
accompanied with a rtmhling noise,
that it awoke every person on board
that was asleep; and what is some
what singular every animal on board
seemed to feel the effects Of it. The
fowls la the ceops, the pigs, and
two little birds in cages, were all
alarmed. The birds few from side
to side OF the cage. apparently II
great distress. The man at helm
Thought the vessel was sinking. ant
said she did not move at all altho
she was then going at the rate of
knots. and quite a rough sea. 1 saw
no difference in the appearance OF
the water.
A brig arrived here to day, th'
captain of which says he felt !
|naeh more severely He was load
led with wheat, and slaves stoves
lon it He declares. that it shoe!
THE wheat above, and the slaves DE
low. with many other circumstan
lees equally extraordinary His LAT
and Ion. were nearly the same a
|sline, and the shock felt at the sam
ilime. lie says, he experienced
|shoek at o'clock in the nognins