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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
For Boston,
For Freight,

For Freight,
IA The snip HAZARD, Will
Ws%Ss fSSSsliam Crabtree, jun. 'nas'er (;
,y,:,sRS..ssss' ,hurthen $500 barrels, and eau
'-~s.'EasS he ready TO receive a cargo
Oh board III three days.
ALSO.
kSs The ship MARIA, George
EtsSkspSSo Fletcher, master (; burthen a.
y it.s..ss bout $500 barrels can be in
'-'':SSAa immediate readiness for sea.
Also,
k5-T Tie brig SUSAN, James
E-SSls ~ Parsons, master; bar.hen a
-, bout 1000 barrels, is a new
d~1%-<S and excellent vessel, ready
g, he immediate reception Of carg',
Sai will ta.e a foreign or coSsswise
tsistt on moderate terms. Apply to
LAWRASON 4 F0NLE.
OC'UbCr 4
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
For Charleston, 5. &.
IIawraSon & Fowlc

Ia" ASOhA ~ S'A
NFFER Tor sale the cargo OF the
q schooner Planet, Chaadier Rack
In master. from Portland. OF
l50Vieces ,ayea> duck
Go do. Russia sheet,GSs
$50 do. diapers
81 hnIts hrs; gaaiity Russia duck
nipe Lisbon wine
lao tons Plaster Paris
ALSO,
The cargo q. The sChoUncr New Pack
ct, from Boston. Of
100 tons Plaster Paris
so barrels No. beef
5000 lbs. green coffee
IS barrels tanners oil
s half barrels maCkCrei
For Boston,
KS The regular trading schr
Sss @sSsN&W PACKET, /. Crosby
;5.5ss ~ master. will commence load
A-<sN=fsssz ing ina few days, aud take a
fs hundred barrels freight. Apply as
above. October 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
ALMANACS, for 1918,

HH<hH4 HS|3 .)o'
Just published and for sale by the gross,
dozen or single one,
BY JOHN A. STEWART,
JVho has on hand,
a large stock of writing and letter paper,
pasteboards, states, blank books, quilts,
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla
ments, prayer books, psalm and hymn
books, with many other established reli-
siovs works of merit. A general assert
ment OF
School Books,
Among which are, the Greek md Latin
Classics, DHworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
ladelphia spelling books, Murray's, Web
ster's, Ashes and Comley's grammars,
Murray's Primer, Introduction, R0der,
Exercises and Key, Am. Glass Book,
Blair's Reading Exercises, New Intro
duction to Reading, New-York Reader,
No. l, 9 and s, SCOTS Lessons, En-
fields Speaker, Goldsmith's England,
Rome and Greece, Webs:er's Selection,
American Speaker, Dodsiey's and CrOx
all's Fables, Blair's Grammar Of Chemis-
try, O'Neal's and Willet's Geography,
i)ilworth's, Tutors, Jesse's 4 Jaudon's
Arithmetic. Johnson's, Sheridan's, and
Walkers Dictionary, Aliases and Maps,
etc. etc. together with large stock Of
Law, History aud Miscellany.
Wholesale purchasers allowed a lbe-
raj discount. hrgust Fl
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
Wanted to Purchase, or take
to Winter,

EEORSES, Mules, or Cattle, By the
H drove or single one.
ALSO TO SELL,
A family of SLAVES, consisting Of q
man, his wife and four children, three
of them girls and one boy; their ages
from ls to 90 years, the man and woman
between SO and 40--all of them healthy
aud stout.-Enquire Of the Printer.
October Id d2m
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-28
John JIoyd,

HAS received BY The ship Boston, an
invoice ot
BRITISH DEFY GOODS.
Consisting principally Of snpeEine and
second broaicloths and cassimerrs, deu-
bic mi'led srabs, pel.s.e cioihs, bonba,
zetts, Bedford cords. ,estings and hlan-
kets. put up in small bales, and with be
sold together or by the package, at an
unusual low advance aud very acccmmo-
dating credit.
October 6 aIwws!t
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
The Subscriber offers for Sale.
At his Warehouse, fuckers wharf,

The Subscriber offers for Sale,
At his Warehouse, fuckers wharf,
5000 bushels Turks Island salt
Antigua rum in hogsheads and barrels
Whiskey in ditto
New England rum in ditto
Madeira wine in pipes, half pipes ant
quarter casks
Sherry in ditto.
Chewing tobana kegs-small twist
Nails in kegs assorted
Candles in boxes
English white lead ground in oil
Mlled sheet lead
2 boxes servants CLOSED hats
made of fur
10 baIes English sacking
9 ditto do canvass, No. S to 6,
All of which Will be sold low BY
james Sanderson.
NJ ~ch Is If
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
$50 Dollars Reward.

Ran away, my Negro PETER, aDeu
S feet 10 inches high a well set aetl's
fellow; likely face /; rather DROPS nag
fat nose /; he is q good waterman sno
a great seine knitter, and UNDERSTANDS
me seine business Z; it is likely he Hr
tndeaysF W get to sea or some w'as
else by water Whoever takes up al.
secures said neg,o in Jail 50 that :"
him again shall receive il taken w'!G'I
30 miles Fifty Dollar, /; il 100 mi's
One Hundred Dollars and # larI0s.
distance One Hundred and Fifty Dollar
laid by
WILLIAM HOLLIS.
Masters of vessels are fore@arneo bO'
, carry Of or harbor SAID negro on 81, :.
atty Of paying me enc thousand d0.ia''
an,age. 4
Marchs eos" ~
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26

have been seeking Q port 10 di,o..
If his cargo when seized.-Tse s sS;'
.nonnted 20 guns and had 20 men 1 =.
card, with valuable cargo ,as
,ssed to be worth near a miIIio, p =,
dollars, plundered from towns IA y,
vessels 10 the Pacific. U
From the many instances Of m.
rine depreciation recorded in the u
naica papers. the piratieal erui,sr.
uuder The Spanish insurgent A.
seem to increase 10 boidress a, s
numbers, and to avow system NJ
hostility against the vessels Of a. n
ma lions whose cargoes "fforded An.
valuable plumber. Sailors, who f.,
want Of employment are rio,i,y !,
the towns in Great Britain, wsuId h.
we'll engagedby govern nent in curb.
ing the licentiousness Of the freeLso,.
ers in these seas.
The convict Slaves from Barbsdo,
fas 10 number, have sailed for Hon.
duras. where they are to he employed
for the rest Of their lives in cu,linr
and preparing mahogany for the
English proprietors ia that settls.
ment.
We are Informed tn by a late
Ordinance ofthe Psrtu uese govern
ment, the expectation Of Salt is pro.
hibited except to the Portuguese DOS.
sessions in South Anne ica--s regujs.
ton which msy eventually resul, in
some good to these Islands.
Extract Of q letter from the Com.
mandant Of Marines at Santa Mar.
tina. to q gentleman 10 this eli,
dated 9th Feb.
Bolivar has been entirely defeat.
ed on the River Cnare. between Bar.
celona and Cape Codera, He has
upwards Of 300 MN, &
has lost more than 500. He WIS
wounded, and escaped by flight wild
ArismeHdi. pursued by the cavalry.
The royal troops consisted of $50
men, 700 muskets. a piece of cannon
and 10000 cartridges, with balls.
drums standards, the writing desk of
Bolivar, in which was his picture. sut
his feather, fell into our hands"
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26

towards the Ann. Captain Bell IoaI
ed his guns and threatened 10 fin
into them if they did not keep of
He thus kept them at bay untilth'
arrival of the British Consul. b,
whose advice two American officer
were permitted to come on board
with . view to the adjustment OF th'
quarrel. During the conversation
captain Bell happened to contradict
the statement OF one Of the officers.
the latter snapped q loaded pistol a
him, which fortunately missed fire
The interview terminated in again
referring to the decision Of the Sici
liam government. On the 9th and
Goth. there were partial disturbances
between the American officers and
English captains. The merchants at
Messina. intending to make q con.
siderable remittance 10 specie to
Malta. by the Ann, applied to the
British Consul to procure a safe con-
duct from the American Consul.
This the latter refused to give; Cd
serving. THAT he supposed the British
captain was DESTROYS to be ofas soon
as possible, being conscious Of his
misconduct.
About the 2ist two American fri
gates sailed for runis, and two others
put to sea, with the intention, il was
feared by some, of intereep,ing the
Ann, should she proceed on her
voyage. By others it was alledged
that the American frigates had been
sent of in consequence Of an intima-
ton from the Governor Of Messina
TO the Commodore. that If he did not
keep proper order on board his
The forts would be direct
ed to fire on them. The Washing
ton "a, the Commodore) and a sloop
of war, remained Of Nessina. The
Ann sailed at length on the ED,
without waiting the decisiun of the
Sieiliau government. She was 20
sooner clear from the port, than she
was boarded by two armed boat,
FROM the Washington The Ameri-
can officers mustered the crew. and
took away one Of the men. under the
false pretence of This being IN Ame-
rican. This proceeding, whether il
resulted from a wish to moPtify the
British captain. or was intended as a
retaliation for our right Of search. is
not consistent with the general char
scter of commodore Decatur. 1t is
but just to state, that neither the
commodore nor the American sea
men, took part in any of the sfffays|
on shore: the whole was confined to
the American officers.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
"A Brick-moulder & Of-bearel
TO HIRE.

= Iwish TO hire for the ensuing season
a Brick uoulder and an Off-bearer, whom
I can recommend to be steady and good
hands. No person need apply without
being willing to. give Fifty Dollars pei
month for the moulder, and Twenty
ty Dollars per month for the Off bearer
the subscriber finding them, and their
wages paid weekly.
March Is dSw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
FOR SALE,
The Saucy Jack,

A new Boat. with entire new sails aud
rigging, and two anchors and cables, .
new batteaux, stove, etc. She Is wei
calculated to run durin, the fishing sea-
son, or tor trading, and is remarkable
fine sailer. she lays at Green's whaFi'
For terms apply to ,
JOHN GlRD.
March % stS
The above med vessel
will be sold on Wednesday next at )
o'clock.
March 25
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
March IS
Richard Libby,

Has received from BaltimWe guam.
tity OF Plough Plates, etc.; plenty more
will soon be at their heels; rs he has ad-
vice Of their being OF the best quality
and has on hand the best assortment OF
Bar Iron, or at least equal, he believes,
ID anv in town, with Steel Of all kinds,
Hoop Iron, Nail Rods, etc.
March Is ST
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
FOR RENT.

JOEL q. HARPER & Co. viii rem,
Che store they now occupy on the north
side OF King streeet, Uc,t door to Mr..
WIN. Gilhams, Possession given imne'
aintely. March 25
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
Per Schooner James and Charlotte
Arrived at Savannah.

Arrived at Savannah.
NASSAU, March 1.
On Friday last The etst inst. the
schooner Industry Of this port Isaac
Greenage, master returning hither
from the coast of Cuba, was brought
10 and boarded of green Key by a
|piratical cruiser, and robbed of a
considerable sum Of money, and Sc
veral articles belonging to the vessel.
The master was ordered on bard of
the cruiser, where he remained some
time. and had his vessels register and
other papers taken from him, and
not returned. This cruiser is Feluc-
Ca built, rugged with two masts. lat.
teen yards and sails, with cutter
bowsprit, black bends, white streak
above. and blue esloured boot top
armed With one French nine FOUNDER
Of brass is manned with about 40
men, mostly English or Americans
few foreigners among them. The
captain appeared to be s,FVenchman
about forty years old. and spoke good
English the first lieutenant a TIA
liam and the second lieutenant a
Frcnchman. As the insults and as-
gressions committed under the Car
;hagenian flag begin at last to at
tract the notice Of the people 10
England, there may be some hope in
dulged that measures will he adopted
by government to restrict at least
the indiscriminate depreciation Of the
cruisers under that flag.
March S.
I" The ship Hercules. commanded
by admiral Brown. 4 lately carried
into Antigua by the Brain sloop Of
war, Of IS guns, captain Sterling,
has beeu condemned by the Court of
Vice Admiralty there, for breach
of the laws Of trade and naviga.
ton"
This ship, it may be reeollected
by our readers, was seized in the
month OF September, or October
last, by captain Stirling Of His Ma
jesty's ship Brazen, and carried tO|
Autigda--she had been at Barba-
dos from whence she was ordered
way by Sir James Leith- she had|
lust returned from a successful cru sci
in the Pacific, having equipped with
s,hers at Bucnos Ayres. for that pur.
20 e-The Commander aeknowlsdg. !
I'd that he had abandoned the cause
If the Spauisrds ; and he appears to |
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
N England Rum, Sugar. ETC.

N England Kun, sugar. etc
This day laudins from schooner Ma
tive, from BostonA-
80 barrels n. F.. Rum
Hhds and bis MuscOvado Sugar.
IN STORE,
so barrels tanners oil
Is boxes dipt candles
: so casS cut nails, assorted sizes
so casks Thomastown lime
Boston no. beef-brown soap
Keg raisins
Soal leather--bags pepper
Mems coarse shoes, etc.
For sale by
Dunbar & TOsonssnd.
March e5 II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
March Is
NOTICE.

The Committee appointed BY Council
70 rent the Fish Wharf, will attend on
Thursday next the 9th instant, on the
said wharf, at ten o'clock. for the pur,
pose Of selling tn. same to The highest
bidder. Z
A, Rhodes, =
J. Grid. 2
G. Coryell, J!
March e5> dts
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
Notice.

The copartnership heretofore eIistins
under the firm Of John Violet and Son
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
John Violet.
Robert G.. Violet.
March 81 div
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
Lawrason & FowIe

Have received per the schooner Natip
Capt. Mathew, from Boston,
!, and for sale,
sc tons plaster Paris
$50 bis N +. Rum
50Ibass Havana green coffee
so do sumarra pepper
700 reams wrapping paper
2 bales Burbour gurrahs
S checks
q Sooty roma,
4 bales Of hops.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
JOHN s. BROWN q CO.
Inform the Public.
For Sale,

Az excellent House Servant, about 81
wears Of age, has one child, a boy about
s;obt months old-she is an excellent
washer and ironer-she can be well re
commended for honesty, sobriety and in
dustry. For particulars enquire at this
Office. -.
March IS DOT
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
n E Rum

IS bis. landing. from schooner Ma
tive, from Boston, for sale BY
Barnewall 4 Popham.
March 25 lw
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-26
For Boston.

For Boston,
xkS The packet schooner
Ak&H Native,
&E717B N. Mayhem. master,
will sail in six days. For asssge, hY.
ing superior accommodations, apply s
above.
March IS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13
RIFLE SnCLErK

Alta general meeting of the Bible Society
OF Virginia, called by the President in puf-
suaace of the power vested in him BY the Con
stitution, and held at the Capitol in the city
of Richmond, OF Monday tile 9tlr of June,
1917.
Nathaniel Sheppard, Esq. was requested to
act as Chairman, and William Munford as Sc
cretary TO the Meeting, which was opened
with an hymn, and prayer by the Revd John
II. Rice.
The Report of the Managers was then read
by the Recording Secretary.
Resolved, that the said Report be APPROX
ed by this Meeting.
The Report Of The Committee appointed %
examine the Treasurer's Accounts vas also
read, and approved.
In pursuance Of Resolution adopted By
the General Meeting in April last, the Trea-
surer informed this Meeting, that more than
two thirds Of the Members Of the Society, be-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

Ing onsci.cd on the subject, declared their
appivoei'ou 80 the Amendment 10 the Consti-
tuition iisefl oroposoS wlrreupon,
'sesoael, liar .ie following l.e established
as partoi the Conservation ofthis Society, by
way of ameDiment 90 fhe ith Article thereof,
originally adotGs6 VIZ
There shall ee q Managers of the affairs
ct this Society "a President. four Nice-prcsi-
dents, Recording Secretary, Correspon-
ding Secretary, Treasurer, and sixteen o.
ther managers seven ofwhom shall consti-
tnte Board to do business. And the Mama
gers shall be authorised TO appoint an ASsis-
tant Treasurer, am Assistant Corresponding
Secretary. and an Assistant Recording Secre-
tary, should theinterest of the Society, in their
Judgment, render such appointments expeci
ent.
The Members proceeded. accordingly, 20
the election of twcnty-fonr Managers for the
ensuing year whereupon the following Cen
tleInen were chosen viz.
The Reverend John ID. Blair. President the
Right Reverend Richard Claiming Moore,
the Reverend John Bryce. john Amber and
Robert Quarles, Vice Presidents Henry Ro
binson, Treasurer; the Reverend John H..
Rice, Corresponding Secretary VIM. Nun
ford, Recording Secretary and Robert Pol
lard, John g. Gamble, Archibald Blair, Will
liam FenwicS. John Parkhil, Geo. Watt, John
King. Fleming James, Peter Copeland, Will
liam Rowlctt, William Mayo, Thomas Maue,
John Lee, John G. Blair, Thomas Rutherford,
and Matthew II. Rice, the additional Mana
gers.
On motion of the Revd. John II. Rice,
Resolved, that the Secretary of this Nee
ting be requested to inform the Gentlemen e
lected Managers, who are not now present, of
their election.
On motion Of the Revd. John Bryce
Resolved, that the Corresponding Secreta-
ry be requested to address Letter TO the diff
ferent Clergy in this City, and through the
neighbouring Counties requesting them, after
due notice given, to make public collection
in theirseveral congregations, for the benefit of
the Bible Society and tI,at they he earnestly
requested to use their influence TO excite an
interest in those congregations, i'll favor of
this Institution.
On motion Of Mr. Munford,
Resolved, that il be earnestly recommended
to the Managers this day elected to use their
pc sona' eNertions with zeal and activity to
procure subscriptions of additional Members,
and donations, to this Society.
On motion of the Revd John d. Blair,
Resolved, that $50 Copies of the pro ceedings
OF this dav, of the annual Report of the Ma
nagers-of the Report of the Committee on
the Ireasurer's Accouuts-and of the names
OF the persons who are now Members Of this
Society, be printed in the pamphlet form, I'M
der the superintendent of the Recording Sc
cretary.
Resolv we'd, unanimously, that the thanks of
this Meeting be presented to Nathaniel Shep-
pard Esq. for his services as their Chairman.
And then the Meeting adjourned with
prayer by the Revd. John ID. Blair.
| NATHANIEL SHEPPARD Chairman
Teste,
HIRiam Nn,tord, Sec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13
come The President 10 this csriis%-
Harrison @. Otis, Chairman OF lie Com
mittee Of Thirteen.

a Bone for Classical Scholars 10 rrar.
The papers, which have lately treated
us with minute descriptions of Col. Mon
roe's dress, the cclorcf his horse. &c. SC.
have also been kind enough 10 ihEornl
us, OF his having Coach built at Phiia-
delphia, by the celebrated Ogle, and Of
the following motto being inscribed on il ::
Principid, non hoaiHes. The maxim of
Principles, nor men, is a very fine one and
is as old as the s'avs of Plato. But / very
much doubt whether tie Latin wort
Principia, is the word adapted 30 the idea
that is. whether it expresses Principles
IN the sense which is here intended. [
ask the opinion of Classical gentlemen on
this phrase; and also what expression
would he Tie most correct. Ar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

NOTICE rs hereby given-Tliat ~ tic next AroI p
Court OF SG.ry County, the Court lyai,se te,eof
snail sell AZ public arcton, fer cash. much of an The
Lands and Lots in that COpnt enuuert for HE
nonpaynent of take fof the years aud 1915 a. win
De suhcient TO discharge hc Of taxes which sa
then remain unpaid, aud per centnn damages n
on, together with the taxes OF the present wear
The sales will commence the first dry Of the Conr,
and continue from day TO day until they shall he connie
ted. ~ "'f'N
The Subscriber is authorized TO receive al snch ,,,o
and damages at time before the Laud shall he sod
list OF deiInGucucies may be IN the CLERKS ONCE
ofthe County in possession Of the subscriber or m II
Once of1ie Auditor of Public Accounts.
ARCHIBALD DAvfS's
June -. N r;sWs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

ENoR sliE--A valuable TRACT OF LAND -Iyin@ -,
Tue 4'orth Garden, county of AlbemaTie 10 niles
rom Tue town OF Charlottesville, and 10 from SCOTS
IolS acres Tract has fair proportion oil cleared
ana Hncirared Land, is well watered and has am vel
lent Apple Orchard, and other Frun T.scs TIE mill
nss consist OF toerabe dwelling hoHse Kitchen &c
II is wei adapted to the culture of Tobacco Wheat and
Corn, and from its peculiar Southern exposure nav b
made one amongst the valuable plantations In thu
Couny-ih ne neighhor hood is unexceptionabe and
ket. " '''a'-
Tie Terms ofpayment win he 'ibrrH aud possession
this fall. - TX "'""i
Presumng that those who wish 70 purchase will drsi
View the premises, the same will he shown by JuLn
ohomas on the spOt, who viii also hsrrau fr the and
II application can be made in Richmond, rlos Tay,
or, Esq. rthe Subscribers. 10y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

y N HUM Is & Co.
P.s. If IRE a5ope property IS rof gjeposed of 49,
0ateIy II oiS he ofere60t yi,t'', f,,,ciioR 81 fhe
premises, on Saturday, the siRefeenth 6ay ofyaEy
July Is. ~ sd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1817-06-13

Measures are taken in Boston TO receive
Mr.. MOnroe.-On the 9th Inst Joint
committee Of both Houses Of the LegisIa-
ture WAS appointed "to consider what
measures should be taken by this Iegis-
lature in regard to the intended visit of
the President to this capital."-On the
same day, meeting of the inhabitants Of
Boston was held "to adopt suitable mea-
sures 10 evidence their respect for the
President of the United States, on his ex-
pected visit to this Metropolis" a Com
mittee Of thirteen was accordingly APP
pointed, IN addition to the SeIecimen,
with FIJI! powers TO make such arrange
ments IS hey thought suitable. to wei