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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10
FIor Phlladelphla,

Xxx The new and fast sailing SlooT
NHRGood Friends, Uriah Mills. mas
ter. viii be ready to receive freight I'M
Elediafely; for which or passage, appl,
10 Mr.. Newton Keene or the master on
hoard at vowelfs wharf,
Fehfnafs 6 e0Sts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10

David Peabody
Has received, in addition to the Goods
mentioned in his last advertisement,
bale carpetings
Venetian stair carpet
Ladies Merino net vests
Ladies linnen tleecy coats
Elegant merino shawls and hall
handkerchief
Damask silk shawls
Black and white Grape
Russia diaper
India cottons, cotton checks
Towels, silk and cotton umbrellas.
At the store TIVE doors below the Me-
chanics Bank. -
Jan 9
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10

lust received per brig Silk-Worm am
schooner Traveller,
1900 bushels Liverpool blown salt
so b xes long pipes
so ditto short ditto
so pieces first quality Russia duck.
so ditto ditto Ravens ditto
80 ditto best Russia Sheeting
10 hogsheads best n. c. Rum
10 ditto retailing molasses
8 pipes first quail. Hollands Genev;
so barrels new beef no.
80 bags coffee
8 barrels do.
bale London sup. black broad
cloths
2 cases domestic ditto
6 cases furred hats
s boxes ladies' combs
90 barrels tanners oil,
For sale By
John G.. Laid 81 Go.
January o
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Notice is hereby given

Notice is hereby given
yHyO the Stockholders Of the Mocha
MICS Bank OF Alexandria, that an
Lection will be held at the Court House
ia this town, on the I'd M1nday in March
next lllth), for the purpose of choosing
Fifteen Directors for the ensuing year.
By order Of the president and Direc-
tors. ,-
|, Cashier.
I. fob a dte
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Alexandra Library ( ompan,

UyHE Members of the Alexandria Ii
srarv Company viii please to take
nor;ce. that an Election viii be held at
the Library on Monday the 10Th instant.
between the hours OF 5 and s P. M. tor
President and eleven Directors, tor
the ensuing year.
james Kennedy, Librarian.
Fehynary 6 cow
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II &c E.

vHNHE partnership Of Rhodes g az
Cobb IS this day dissolved by M
tuaI conssnt--All those to whom the.
,sayment, and those indebted are Re
auested to make payment to either 9
- VIM. Rhodes.
John M ,CObb.
fak g7
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10
o. Horses w anted.

WHEE subscribers will purchase if of
fered within ten days from thi'
date, forty horses OF good size 4 figure
warranted sound and yeung, for which
cash will be given. Application to be
made at James Shethar's stables.
.Raams. Herbert and Co.
January 81
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FIETY n0LLARS REW.iRD

EEEL1 DUHf1saI 40 N1'v AAsD
RAN Avn AY from the subscriber
living in Anne-Arnndel couRty, Mary
Iaad, near Queen-Anne, on the 1oti
Instant. a likely light mnlatto lad. called
HARLES JACKSON, abou $ feet {
or 9 inches high--had on when absc"nd
ed blue round jacket trimmed around
the edges With red, dark blue panta-
Icons very much worn, white cotton
Start. a new fur hat and bcots, he has
also a variety IF ether cloathiDg wit
him which is unknswn-.he is an attfnl
fellow. and as he reads aud writes yer,
veil no doubt will forge pass to answe.
his purpose. The above reward will be
given for securing him in Alexandria 0,
Georgetown Jail. and Sixty Dollars j
brought to me.
VIM. G. Sanders
N. B. All masters Of vessels Y ether.
nre forewarned harboriny or carrying of
said fellow at their peril.
nocomhor ~ Jaw
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The Subs criber,.

M ESPECTFULLY informs M.
"a, friends and the public general,
~. that he continues to carry on tne
lumber business, at the yard formerly oc,
|cupied by Rhodes and M'Cobb, and VII
|FalfllalI contracts which may have beer
made by them. n
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ALEx.SnRIA County,

ALExANnRIA COUNTY,
.Jsaaasy .ssieY''a, 1916.
GARDE ED, that the aaminist atrix Of
Jas. Kennedy j. decd. do insert
the following advertisement three tlmes
neek 2 weeksin the alexandria news
papers.
A cony-Teste.
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For Gibraltar * a Market,

skK The substantial barque Ossippee
Se Capt. Williams, burthen s0Cl
barrels has the principal part of hel
cargo engaged. For freight Of the ba.
lance, apply to Messrs. Stull y vii
iiams, Georgetown. or to
adams, Herbert and Co.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1816-02-10

nNHAT, Frame House on Falrtax-st.
for many years occupied by the
late Doctor Kennedy as druggist 5
shop. This huuse is particularly veil
calculated for Grocery Store or the &C
Co ,modation Of ar extensive Druggist.
Che bulldogs are cemmodiOus, and the
sc. ars cool, dry ana spacious. Apph-
eation TO be made t.
J. 4. Nj. KennG.
rSL dStaectf
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Orphans Court,

fah,rlarY 9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07
PORT RoYAL, [Jam.l July 10.


His majesty's ship Esk, of 20 guns, capt.
Lennock. sailed on Saturday morning for
Campeachy.
His maiesty's brig Rifleman, of Is guns,
Capt. Allen, for Port-au Prince, sailed on
Monday morning.
The Motion packet, capt. Morphew, AL
so sailed on Monday morning with mail
for Great-Britain, but was compelled to
return into port ,about four P. M. having
sprung leak, which having been stopped,
she sailed on Wednesday morning
HIS majesty's ship Tay. of 30 guns, capt
Samuel Roberts, K. G. B. arrived at Port
Royal yesterday from Carthagena & Santa
Martha; she left the latter place or the
5, curt.
The Tay arrived from Santa Martha on
the l4th ult. where she found the Macedo-
nian U. States ship, after returning from
Carthagena she had on board several
British and American subjects, which she
had received out of the dungeons at Car
thagena. Capt. Roberts claimed the Bri
fish subjects from capt. Warrington of the
Macedonian, which were Immediately ei-
ven up, in most shocking state, occasioned
by their close confinement in prison, and
the stocks, chains. S1c. Cans lin Roberts
proceeded on the 18th to Carthngena, and
visited their prisons to asce rtain if any Eng
lish subjects were confined, when he found
oas man, (John Wood) an American sub
ject, i'll most deplorable state, without the
fommo, necessaries of life. Capt. r. asked
why Mr. Hughes the American commits
sionsr, didnot claim him' He replied that
ne was unacquainted with any states, fri
gate being there he was received on board
the Tay, and is now confined to bed With
an liberated leg.
On the 20tk ult. an expedition consisting
of a frigate, sloop of war. and four schoo
ners. sailed from Margarita. On the 23d
frigate and a large schooner returned
back being unseaworthy. On the 28th
the Tay returned to Santa Martha, where
two schooners of the same expedition ar
rived, the other two unaccouuted for. Such
is the fate of the grand expedition against
Margarita.
We understand by letters from Santa
Martha and Carthagena, that too much
praise cannot be given to Capt. Roberts for
his great exertions in rescuing from the
hands of cruel and sanguinary agents of
the Spanish nation, British subj cts and
men sailing under British colours, who
were, by turns, subjected to the horrors
OF Calabosos and worse to be dreaded in
QUESTION. There are IL men OH board,
the major part under the surgeons care,
from breathing pestile air in prison.
subjected to hard labor. and bit by saosoui-
tOS and other venomous insects.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07
Ii6uiy, .4uguSf 20.
DE-. FRANKLIN,s WORKS.

II will he by advertisement in paper OF today
that copy right of Memoirs u the LIFE and HriisS IF
on FIR iNKL LIN, has been secured SIR. J. b. STEW
ART, in behalf, understand, of WILLIAM TEMPLE
FRANKLIN grandson of The Doctor. whom the MSS
were hequeatled and who resides england. The prin
ing ofths interesting work has been already commenced in
England aud understand il Contemplated sub
lish Simultaneous edition in America. II will probably a
pear in March or April
Ihiswork IL published entire, will be highly gratifying TO
the American public; pretty general belief las pre-,
yaile that suppressed The assigned for de-
laying publication 10 this late peri't, said TO be
Injunction left by the Doctor that should n pub
hscd until certain distinguished characters, with whom he
bad associated public duties and OF whom he makes
in his memoirs had retired from political life
.n Isy MlIison &C. Representative that the work
prepared for the by the Doctor himself and that
The memoirs we're brought dOwnby him TO within few
days efi,is death.
IL appears the title, that the publication will con.
tain selection from the political philosophical, moral and
mscfiislcous works, and fasar spOnlcnce," of
Franklin The whole viii form six volumes of about 500
pages each According 10 the plan indicated in tho
index. which ns been SeWn vol. /. will Tie
first Of his life dswn I'VE including
Yespolicce vol. III. the residue OF hs fife, with much
tercsng miscellaneous vol III private negocia-
elect tho recognition of American
private journal pending the negotiations for peace and
public documents vol ~. American politics previ
Subsequent the recognition OF Independence vol.
" letters and papers religious and miscellaneous sub
iccis, embracing correspondence with the eminent
men in literature ard politics In Europe and America
Vi his approved Oh eleeeity and other plo-
sophiea subjects.
,eetion of Franklns works published some years
ago in London by Vaughn which, though authentic,
altogether incompie and assured that than
threeourtS OF the present memoirs have never been pub
Eshed tdrSGs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07
london, July ID.
THE SEMAPBopE

This improved machine began working yesterday between
Admiralty and Chatham. The communications by thi,
means veryfar snrpass the Tel graph recently use both
M celebrity and perpcnity One among the great adya
tge Obtained, the diDetnes of observing the a;iplrD
from one station another. which is accounted for
from the aie one hng of square FORM thereby hol
Ding the density OF ie atmosphere, and the present being
SIMPLY AN upright hollow mast. The Tc,t graph. is well
known, consisted Of sir shurrs and flaps, and could NOT
by any means, produce hundred combinations SO s,.
pcor are the powers possessed by this machine that with
only fco arms produces merely letters and words,
hut whole sentences, and up" ards of thousand differ
ent symbols
The powers Of ts machine not confined the ma
sci SERVICE and It's contradiction upon such simple pri
eipeS as TO admit OF bring adapted all the uses OF an ar
my, and I've conveyed IN FIVE minutes, Wagon. from
place 10 place. eIreun ROYAL High.
ness The Duke o: York, Sir Henry orrens SIR III Calvert
and e.eTa noble and Distinguished officers have inspected
II this purpose and pronounced their appreciation Of It's
powers.
The public are indebted 10 Admiral SIR Home Pophom
Tor the Improvement; and adoption Of this important inven
uon, who has displayed great science Judgment in the
arrangement. During the ste war; notorious tie IN,
~ this species OF communication of to the Cors,eau
and, we that should England be again ca!le on i'm
deieIce OF her Just rights, this country will derive every
advantage which this species Of communication can ai
ford -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07
BosToN. August %.
EIDE At IcNf

L lRES ~ - ALIEN.
Extract Of a letter 10 the Editors, dased
Salem, august %.
Salem has this morning been visited
with the most destructive fire which we
have witnessed for a great number of
years:
Itbegan in a stable back of Messrs. Nor
rIs's Distl-house, about 4 O'Clock, and in
two hours, sixteen buildings were totally
destroyed, and many others greatly ialu-
red.
The following is a list of the buildings
destroyed, as nearly as can at present as
certain them -
The stable i'll which the FIRE originated,
occupied by a Mr.. Perley.
Messrs T. & ]. Norris's distili house with
much OF their distilling apparatus.
a two-story building, occupied by Mr.
Ball as bake house and dwelling house.
A large tbree-story dwelling house on
Liberty street, owned by the Salem Bank,
formerly by ]. Upton.
A two-story building on do. occupied as
a store-house.
A two story dwelling house on do. for
merly L. Brooks's.
A shop OIL the corner of Liberty and Wa
ter-streets, occupied by the Mcssrs. Nor
Kiss as store.
A small dwelling>house back Of Liberty
street, occupied by a Mr.. Lander.
a large dwelling house belonging to Cap
tain 5. Philips, occupied by several fami-
lies.
A two-story dwelling house, formerly
Mr.. Upton's, occupied by four families.
A three story dwelling house. corner of
Liberty and Water streets, owned and oc-
cupiedb by Mr.. Josiah Parsons, as dwell
ing house and shop.
A twosstory building, occupied by Mr..
Farless, as a rigging loft, and by Capt. j.
Neal as a store. A considerable quantity
OF tar, &c. destroyed in the latter.
A building on Liberty -street, occupied as
stable.
A two story building in Liberty street,
occupe ed by Mr.. Marlin, as a dwelling.
house and cabinet-maker' shop.
a dwcllng-house OF Mr.. Thomas Saul,
in Liberty street.
A two. story shoe-maker's shop of Mr..
Samuel Gray, in Pine-street-pulledd down.
a small dwelling house belonging to Mr..
Saml Bufium, nearly destroyed.
The elegant brick house of the late A.
Pierce, Esq. deceased, was several tines
ON fire, but fortunately preserved, as were
several other brick buildings adjacent to
to the wooden bulldogs DESTROYED.
Happily, the wind was very light during
the fire, or it is impossible TO saw where
the destruction would have euded.d
In consequence of the reduced appro-
priation made at the last session OF Con-
grcss tor the peace establishment Of the
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temperance seldom favors the cultivation Of those
tastes and affections, which are necessary
the existence OF intimate friendship. That MIR 5.
had as many admirers as acquaintance, there is
room TO doubt but they admired ouly his asto-
pishing powers there never was second opinion
feeling as to the unfortunate use which he made
II them.
We have now performed IN honest duty, and, in
many particulars, AN hunbiing and most distressing
one we have found it. Never were such gifts rs
thase which providence showered upon Mr.. She
ridan, so abused-never were talents miseraby
perverted. The term greatness has been most
riiicnlousy, and in moral sense, most psrniciousy
applied TO the character ofone, who, to speak cha
ritably OF him, was the weakest OF men. Had he
employed his natchless endowments with but ort-
parry Judgment. nsthns in England, hardly any
thing in Europe, could have eclipsed his name, or
INSTRUCTED sprosress 1t is the peculiar praise and
glory Of our political constitution that great abilities
may emerge from the mesnest station and seize the
first honors Of the community. 1t is the nobicr
praise and purer happiness OF moral system that
great vices throw obstacles before the march of
btion. which 10 force nor superiority of intellect
remove.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-09-07
[From the Dublm Evening Post.l
ENCOURAGEMENT no EMIGRATION.

In the last article published Emigration 10 Anne.
RIGA, sufficiently eSpane, ourselves descrip.
ton OF enigrants would lind ample employment there
We now put negatively the Kind of people whom we re-.
commetd To surve AT home, they thrown ont
q 6rr0d.
In the FIRST place, then, all ilers had better stay at
home. "
To all Of all descriptions, whether look,
the advice.
neeures or pensions To hestowno political venturpr caa
hope to succeed in that Country. There Pariamenta
But it is to the Working Man. the Artisan the Mechanic
the Lahourer, that would wish particularly 10 apply
7t Sfone Cutters Of Irenna-Ye Of the chi,se and
Maet, be silent and attend 70 the following advertisement
May. '''''' "a
eJo Stone Cutters.
Wanted Immediately, in the City of New.York, Fsrtv
1oare!men stone Cutters TO whom liberal will be
day, comprising ten hours, BY the subscrsers-
John Niger, Aaron Sergeant,
1hos. Chisholm, James Douglass,
Francis Cochran, John Daw,
Christie K Nioore, John, crichton,
Roht. Pearshyly, Robt. Tate"
Observe, ye choppers limestone thar one dollar and
eighty seven cents make nearly shllins his Britain
per day This is pretty we the eghty.seven cents would
.na , man TO y, The boxes o1a play house in America,
ClRCUS-.-NEw-YoRK.
Mr.. Chese6iongh's first appearance in the
Circus.
This evening, Thusay May the Circus will he q.
pen, with numerous Feats of HORS RNANSHIP and 9th.
Amusements the whole of which will be expressed in the
bills Of the day.
Doors open at lalfpast SIX, performance commence
atseven O'Clock.
Box Tickets, IS Cents-Pit, ST H."
So that you see We Cutters that YOU might ro IN
the mos, fashionable part the playhouse for fractional
part ofyour days pay. What does this prove That the
price ofluxuries contrary the system Europe bears
very rational proportion 10 the price of labour
Yet the American StonCutters hy no means Sat;Sf
Sl r1iraogp
they have turned out-for what Only guess YOU men
of Erin why, verify, for shings British i'm l.
rish mon eighteen shilings and five peace per day. by
this hand. ~ -
II is not necessary 10 extend this view. shall only
observe, that Bread is in NewYork two pence per
pound in Dublin iii three pence.
But then we shall he told that Commerce very dead in
America, &c in short. she suffering much rs Eng
lana That she is suffering very considerably on account
ofhe failures in En- gland is certain and that many
houses in America have failed. is true hut the price OF
labour IS fact unden liable this that though ex
erral commerce has declined, Maternal be-
yoid all imagination iourshing.
The Spceulatist may s;arve-tbc poor Gentleman may
hang himself. if he go look for fortune in America
bnt beyond doubt beyond the possibility Of caviI or
Question: the mechanic, the asrer when he touches the
shores ofihe Republic, into Comparative paradise
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NEw-yonE, August %.
From a CoYresE6nde7at Mt Montreal. ia
feH HupusL 18Th

tel august 12fH.
GFlour Is thirteen dollars 10th Montreal and Quebec,
and very dull at that price. Great quantities
lie way 70 fliis city, and large supply is daily expect
id ut Quebec, from Philadelphia and other Southern
Ports.
The Carol G. rmnerce steamboat, which between
this and cneec fuuIR far superior my anguine
expectations. o. the ias the North River
quail 20 hcrin point OF Accommodation. She l72
feet deck 90 feet beam. aid go tons burthei and her
ginc Is ~ 60 horses power.
- White on the subject Of steamboats,. omit
mention the Phoenix, Lake Champlan, commanded by
the well known Capt Sherman. The Phoenix Is repe;e
with every convenience.
The fmte from New.Yogk toQuebec, BY Steam. Boats
performed IN Jess an eight days. You leave
York SATURDAY ege-ng AND arrive al Albany ia the az
ternoon Of SUNDAY. On Mondayor Tuesday morning,
suits yns wishes JOu have your choice Of Siagcstc
one ros on the o the Hudson. through Saltwater
and sirr fill ard the other tales the northern turnpike
Ia t;renvil and thence 70 Whitehall By either ro'ge
YOU arrive az tits place Monday evening: and 0n We'd
iieslav ut .. ear for Sf.1Ols. and reaah Montreal
on rUrlay evening. On Sunday morning, Jon take your
massage IN ne CIR II Commerce. sid end yourself IN Qus
be ON tho esfanV ~ the Day. Thus, ~ eight dsys
tou esfnplcte The fafcr from NcfOrs 20 Quebec. rest
ing one dav eiics Albany Whitehall, and two az Nom
trt Tegaps the view yOu have on The ST. Lawrence IS
,of SURPASSED b. any of 'e distance IN part 81 tic
void On sur why Cache, passed npwaris 81 SIX
ny squarc4i. ged vessels many Of which were under fu
sai"
Er,raordiuayy Circumstance.--Ay young
woman who keeps the turnpike rear Hen
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ley upon Thames, Oxfordshire, and Who
has been married four years. has now nine
children. who are all living asd well. At
her first lying-in she had three children !;
at her second three at her third TIVE !;
and at her fourth and last, one. The cir
cumstance has astonished the whole neigh.
bourhood, and is supposed to be without a
parallel III amy age OF country.
London fiah.
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THE SUBSCRIBERS

III Z TIOW fSCtIVITIb. IFOIh LIVerDOOI, direct,
Imported in tie WiiiiaIn cy Ezra;
1877 Crates, the very best assnrments blue and green
edged WARE, particularly selected for this
tercc & Containing Dining Sets, Cups and sau
boxes errs,Jugs, &c.
ierees GLASS WARE, containing double flint
1umbleis. best quality
50 terces best London Porter
is Cases Copper
90 Raised Bottoms. loose
10 Boxes "a BEST ENGLISH CHEESE;
baskets about 1000 lbs.
500 sacks SALT, bestlarge Liverpool filed
90 boxes Tin Plates.
u The above articles will be sold on accommodating
terms. o
Moncure, Robinson y Peasants,
Auction ers.
.1HgWst 10. 27tf
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$40 REWARD.

ENhE following negro men eIoped about six weeks
sItee from the Tuckahoe Pits, the lower end
of Goocland - ~
HENRY, yellow fellow, about IS years old middling
e very do~Ireast counenance and sers-he was hired
VI me estate OF John williamson of this place-t is eey-
s ne rs lurking in the neigborhood of West Point whore
ne was raised and occasionally about Rokets-he has
wife az Mr.. Ricld Young's. ~
eS, very stout flIow about 30 years old tall and
&c esits ana sammers when spoken to-he hired
OF Mr. Robt Pollard, Of King William and has wife in
mat neighbrioos wheret is likely he is Occasionally bar.
nouredhe has been in company with Henry near the
late residence OF John Banks, near this City.
lSAAc, very stout well proportional fellow. about IS
years Old very bacl-was hired of Capt. wr Burton M ar
hrs-nas wife in King William, and mother at Ioor
CFoordS M this City il likely he spends his time I've
tween those places; had when he eIo blue coat and
panta1ons Of Cloth and had that day received bis summer
consisting OF Domestic Cotton. was also clnd
IN Domestic Cotton. Henry had variety of good clothes
ana IT'S probable he will frequently change them.
WIZ give FORTY DOLLARS for the delivery of the
three fellows in this City, TO my manager M T1,cEahr
Pits, twelve miles distant from tbs or fifteen for either of
them. " S'Oe' VI
JAMES c. ANTHONY.
August "a aim
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS.
ys'hE Subscribers, at the Market Bridge, next
u door 10 Mes7rs. DICKS, moore s Co. have
The pleasure OF Informing those who wish to pur-
chase GOODS, that they have resolved from Phil
adelpha and New-York, n Fresh Supply; and
are daily expe citing mors--purclased on terms so
advantageous, rs to enable them to sell lower than
they have ever before done.
Being well aware OF the scarcity Of money, we
are prepared to give those wishing to lay out any,
what they will consider aiull recompense.
We tender our thanks to the public for the
liberal encouragement received since our COM
mencement, and will observe, that we are not so
particular in receiving Foreign Money as hereto
fore.
DAVID e. WILLIAM KYLE.
August II. 2o.Im