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Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04
From the Albany Register.

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longevity here is now living in the
town of Cumberland, in this county, ven
erabie farmer by the name Of George
Rheelman, who was born in Germany, on
the sth ofMarch l7o7.-He married in 74o
and came 10 this country in l74S. He has
been soldier In his time, having served in
Two campaigns in Germany and two in A.
merica. His campaigns 10 America, were
in the war OF 1856, and the American revo-
luton He has had seven Children, two Of
whom survives son and daughter The
latter is married. The son is bachelor,
living with bis father, and Is seytnty-six
years OF age. He appears 10 be older than
his father. We have these facts from >
gentleman of the sirictest yaracity who Wis
tied Mr.. Rheelman last week, and saw him
and his son together and saw at the same
time the inscription OF their names and
births in an old German Family Bible ,priat
ed in the seventeenth century. he old
man is cheerful, and possesses all his facul-
ties. Reader, would GU know the secret
OF this mans longevity 1t lies in TWO
ords-TEMPERANcE--iN These,
with the blessing OF Heaven, have given him
the extraordinary privilege Of seiog SO
many generations Of the temperate, the
indolent and the Visions, pass sway. With
the blessing of Heaven, indeed, there is
scarce youth in this country, Of Is, whose
constitution is sound, who may not by pr
severing in temperance and mdusty, on use
iul exercise, number the days Of Rheelman.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04
Poetry.
The Story Of a French Conscript.

In Grahams's British Georges there is the
following description Of French Conscript, a
basket maker by trade, who had been made
captive by The British arms aud was held a
prisoner long time in Scotland The young
nen of our country, who, but lately, have
had narrow escape from conscripton, viii
read it with interest.
{" Once beheId captive, whom the wars
Had made al inmate of the prison.houee,
CSeering with wicker-work (that almost seemed
To him a SORT Of play his dreary hours
asked his story in my native tongue,
+, Long use bad made IL easy his oxn,)
He answered thus -" Before these wars began,
dwelt upon the willowy banks of Loire
married one who, from ny boyish days,
Had been my playmate. One morn. Ill ne'er for
get
While busy choosing out the fairest little twgs,
To warp cradle for our child unborn,
We heard the tiJings that the Consctiptlot
Had fallen on me !; il came like death-knell.
The mother persisted, but The babe survived
And ere my parting day, his rocking couch
mace complete, and saw him sleeping smile
I he smile hat played erst on the cheek OF her
Who lay clay-cold. Alas the hour soon came
That iorc'd my fettered arms TO quit nay child;
And whether now he lives 10 deck with towers
The sod upon his mothers grave, or lies
Beneath it by her side, ne'eT could learn
think he's gone and now only wish
FOR liberty and home, that | may see,
md stretch myself and die upon the grave
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04

Are just received and offered for sale by
JOHN l.. S1'ORER,
No. I, UNION ROW

No. u UNfON ROW,
CONSISTING Of fupef6ne black blue. brown,
"A coffee broEze green aud other colours Lon
don BRDADCLOTHS; great variety of MIDI
ling aud los priced ditto iuper6ne and common
black blue mind drab, and other colours Jingle
and dcube mild CaiImeFes Cords black, white,
red greco and yellow FIannels aud Bazes; 4,
! and 81 dlfo; swzIfkias plain willed zig
urrd and plaid Bomhazestss W.ldbores; Psn'aioon
Drawers svafie;y Of veIlings; cotton tfsodker
chief: elk and cotton d,tto /; Turkey red BaEdan
nas Imitation Shawls mourning ditto nix and
cotton ditto an sfortment pam aud twill'd cot
con ehawl. black and pi.ite Msilinettts; black
blue mixed brown and dab ssoskiCgne /, 90 as /,
AID so inch cot,oo Umhrss4s rsTy fine gingham
ditto Cotton Laces, Isn.a1c Mualns; Braces !;
brown Lneas vsrsesy Of plain aud tsmbourea
book, mu leno and osheT Fancy Mullins, ebsee !;
cheekd nfpI and corded Cambrsks fieam
loom and coierain Shrtings; olive brown, black,
browe zad Other co ours Queens & Peiiae Cloths;
czntriek and COMMON rocket Handkerchefs !;
black aud colourea Sinchavs Szr ine,ts black,
white aud coloured Florence Silk '~ied ditto /;
Nanksn, Canton aud Izliar Grapes black & k
Handker1hefs Floren,ine B,mrazines; RIB
Dor. Fu 'ifur.s; ladies' Hack, white and fate
wolfe, Hoe mems mix d, b ack and while ditto !;
elk hoe. mea worried aud lambs weoi Half
Hme p'aek and oolcafed Sewing silk and Twiil
Bzli -ii, op'filehesd Handkerchief; Bardzn-
ma cheek't ELK ard Eghg sna dark flag ditto
Linen camnrcs G. % BALI, HunleF Cloth |;
varse.y Of Caheoes ani Cinghars; black white
and coloured Cambria Coaorgsi Outfits drab
and blue KereYs .,sens large eharment of
mems wonen's nd chiide.ns be ees. Sia aud ak
GIoves--1apes pain and figured kst1etts--
Dmises--Indiz Cot:ons--tws6 and check'd Cfa.
watts : Rcfe Bankets--laperis fix Buttons green,
crtmsan fcarier, orange and grey figured PelifIe
FlaDnels-whi'e ana backsace Veihng Factory
Shirtings, Checks, ard Threads--sattinetts--B Bin
dings, SC &c
~ Fhe above freih Goods are offered at very
lew prices for Cain OF
~ Purchafers are RESPECTFULLY invited to call.<a
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04
BELLOWS FALLS. [vT FEB II

BELLOWS FALLS VT FEB ~
E.rtract ofa ieIer tram or corre&fondent,
dated Washington Guy, Fe6. ), 1917
" Last winter congress set apart, $4,000
dollars to detray the expense OF enclosing
aid dwelling the yaldin front Of the Capri
lol, and authoi izine the President 10 appoint
an oyerseer with i salary oil 200 dolls per
am. tho'i 50, 900 Gois. no smIll sum for
making ience, the whole circuit OF winch
certainly could not exceed $40 rods MIR
Lane, the man APPOINTED TO superinttnd The
door yard business, has laid before cong ess
letter in which he says, +" Ii was, however,
soon dsceriaiped that the sum appropriated
by The act above mtniiontds would fall
considerably shor, OF accomplishing tie co
lecl contemplated. He further states that,
25, dolla,s and 85 cents more will be
NECESSARY 10 complete the Job. Sowe SO II
At the last d1tes from Savannah, il is said
rice was at so. The proprielors will be
unwilling 10 give up their Flee Swamps.
VIII n such price can be obtained The
article will probably soon be cultivated in
Louisiana.
A SpaLiard, who calls himfelf Jofc
Davis. was taken up on Wednesday, for
itealing Watches, &c. and q commit
ment given by the magittrate. MeHfs.
Apologize and Morgan, two cqnffabIes,
had the care of him, and were proceed
ing 70 the Goal, when he requeRed per
milton to get his watch; they went into
a houfe for the purpofe, where was a
ihoemaker's fall, The Spaniard itoop
ed down. with the apparent intention Of
adjuitmg his thoe, but f-izri 4 knife and
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04

II
following refolution was adopted
RelolUed, That the committee on For
eign Relations be inaructed TO report TO
the Houfe fuch, meafures as they may
Judge necehary. to regulate the importa-
ton of Platter of Paris, and TO counter
vail the regulations of any other nation,
injurious to our own, relating TO that
trade.
INTERNAL DUTIES
The House then refumed the conGder-
alton of the refolution moved by Mr..
Williams, TO repeal the Internal Duties
when the queition REQUIRED on MIR. Imp
hams propofed amendment, noticed in
the proceedings of ye(terday.
Mr.. Root moved to amend the amend.
naent 70 as to confne the repeal of the
duty on carriages, to thofe " not exceed.
ing one hundred dollars in value J" and
fpoke at fome length in fupport of his
propoGtion.
Mr. Bateman fpoke againft the repeal
of the duties, and concluded his fpeech
by motion to pctpone indefinitely the
reloution and propoied amendments.
Mr.. Harrifon alto Unified on the pro
priety of pofponemert, chiefly on the
GROUND of The impolicy of reducing the
army; which proportion had been con.
Gdered as connected with that now under
confederation.
Mr.Hartin fpoke againit the poApone
mens endeavouring TO convince tbs houfo
that thete taxes might be repealed without
a reduction OF the army, bur was in ia.
vonr Of reducing he army if neceGary to
authorize repeal of tie Internal Faxes
Mir. Wilde fpoke at eon6derable length
in oppoiition 10 the propoied repeal, ar
gumentatively. and on various grounds.
Mr.. Root and Mr. Roberrfon next
fpoke IN favour Of a repeal of the taxes
the former in favour of the immediate re-
peal, and the latter in favour of repeal
profpectively.
Mr.. Calhoun and MIR. Lowndes, in
ihort fpeeches, fupported the motion TO
pohpone the iubject indefinitely.
MIR Kilbourn fpoke twice againa the
pohponement; and MIR. Smith of Md.
in favour of il.
Mr.. Johnfon of Virginia, and MIR. Ran
dolph alfo fpoke in favour of the repeal
of the taxes and MIR. Smith OF Md. as
gain fPoke in favour of the poftpone
ment.
The queilion was at length taken on
indefinite pofpcnement, and decided in
the negative
For the poaponement 50.
Againfs it o.
The qucaion then REQUIRED on mr..
Roots propoled amendment, which he
then withdrew.
The queition was then taken on Mr..
lngham's motion, and decided in the
negative.
The queftion having been fased on
the original refoluticn propelled by Mr.
Williams. diyi6on of the qusiiion was
called for
And before taking tie oueffion there.
on, the Houfe adjourned at late hour.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. lo.-Mr.Hugh Mel
ion, from the committee OH the judiciary.
reported bill concerning the ccmpenla.
ton of the Diilrct Attorney. for the de
ltrict of Maaachuietrs, which was twice
read and ordered TO be engroied ios :
third reading:
Ih- bill fspg.emsrtafy to tie ssy IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04

-AMONI Wh&In ANN
r6ne black, A great variety ofSILKS
m, cinnamon, via.
I:x'd BROAD Bea swill'd Lavsntines
Double s Gngle Floren-
I'D low priced ees pain and change
able colours
mild back Black India Sinchaws &
mis'd CAS-. sasfnetts
S Back, ccloured & plaid
mad brown. Italians
a dab fng'e Coioured and plaid Can.
animeres ton ak
n and green Pongee Silks for Innings
rs CLOTHS TIC. &c.
CLOTHS Black fiik Yelling
own, olive, Bea Nznkin and Canton
"a, cinEamon Grapes
e green Pc Back and white Italian
LOrdS Grape
of Coloured Camhrics
WILD ROM- Black white aud coIoured
s, of all col fix Gloves
low Beaver and kid Gloves
de Silk & cotton Umbrellas
gazette beIt gilt Coat and SeR
.Wil5ores Buttons
sl:fe FianneIs Imperial elk Bsttons
'oilinet aud Olive, brown and green
Swantdown Ribbonds.
IGS 6474 and 8 4 light
yellow, green s. dark IMITATION
j. MINIS EHAWI9
Black Canton Edkfs
Coatings Ben Bahamas X Chop
tvlli'd Flan- pa Romals
Agreat variety of Gotten
TTINETTS Hdkfs
Dc American Bed Ticking
J Kerfey Ruila Diapers
rocks Brown Holland
Drawers Black and white Miiiin-
X. white and etts
orfsed hole Cotton CambTics
Carabric Mullins
tie, black aad "a 4 4 aud c 4 black
10 Cambrics
d Caps Copperpiates and Furni-
Geld Bonn lures
Black and blue Italian
.INRN Sewing Silk
SHRETING Black and aaorsed Can
water loom ton do
J & Sheetings NAPKINS
n loom Shir Buekram.
ST. 4. and Il Pins
'mmon Cali Quality and hoe Bind
irgs &c. &c.
! cinghams
ROSE BLANKETS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04

William G. c. Claiborne, Iate Cover.
nor of Louinana. is elected Senator in
Congrefs from thar fate, for Tx years,
from and after the 9Th day of March
next.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04
OswEGo, JAN. 50.
" How are the mighty fal!en,"
But they rise again.

How are the mighty fal!en,"
But they rise again.
On Thursday the 3O.h ult. duel was
fought between two mcn of the names OF
Campbell and M'Donald, OH an affair ,hat
touched their honour. The parties fought
with riflss al the distance oil Is DDS from
each other. Campbell was shot through
the heart Of his hantaloons, and instantly
fell TO Tie ground, After some time be
found himself able to stand, " hen 10 and
horrible to rela~! not a drop oil blood WAS
shed. lie needed no other surgical aid
Than whata taylor could administer,
So Students of Princeton College have,
under their names, contradicted some parts
OF the statement made by two Of the Stu
dents respecting The lae disturbance there,
and decla, ed thei, disapprobation of the ''re-
belllon." They say, b4iose The insurFucllon
there were lO4 students, and that llae,e al
now 95 OF them Remaining.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04

itruck at and wounded Morgan danger
Gully in the temple Apologize then
fcized him whila thus engaged with
poor Morgan, who however extricased
himfelf and ran into the Areet crying
Murder ! in the mean time the prifoner
managed his knife 10 dexterouny, that he
wounded Apologize in the eide, back and
groin-very faint hopes are entertained
of his recovery.-Dayis has 6nce been
committed for trial -Cbarlsfgs Times 81
February IA.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04
Jfourtefutb Gongress.... and 5fssion,
HousE oE REPREsENrA1IrEs

TUESDAY, FEB. Is,-Mr II. Mellon
from the committee on the Judiciary, TO
whom an inquiry on the fubject bad been
referred, reported that it is inexpedient
70 multiply the newspapers in which the
acts of Congreis are pnbliihed. Ibis re-
port was agreed to.
On motion of MIR, King, Of Mass. the
following refolution was Adopted I:
RelofUed, That the committee on For
eign Relations be inltructed TO report TO
the Houfe fuch, meafures as they may
Judge necedary. to regulate the importa-
ton of Platter of Paris, and TO counter
vail the regulations of any other nation.
injurious to our own, relating TO thar
trade.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1817-03-04
Ne,v e. Sedsona5te Goods.
BARBOUR & LINCOLN,
tt AVE- received large aad es,en6ve afTortment
IAruI.IcTJ NM a 0A~H IpEerrIT

o. GOODS, IN
Iuised 20 the prefer; aad approaching feafon: a
great part of which wvre purcbsfed at late Auc-
sioas Ia Bottom. ard viii be bid very low.
AMONG WHICH ARR
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-03-27

At a meeting of the SUN FIRE
Of Alexandria, Goth Marc'
1917, the following Officers were elect
ed
PrsIdent-Gecrge Deneale
v. President--JOnah Thompson
; Commanders-Geofge Deneaie lsf
Jacob Morgan End
CharleSI. Catiett Sd
Sub Directors-Robert Harrison
Thomas Semmes
Lawrence Hooif. jun,
Regulators-William Fowie
: Jacob Hoffman
Robert l Taylor
/: John Hoof
: Trustees-Jo Jonah Thompson
John Withers
Joseph Vaudeville.
G. NENEALE, President.
March 26 81
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Public Sale,


On Friday uezt, the 2Sth instant, vii
be sold AZ the vendue store. corner o
Prince ard Water Street
Super6ns and second broadciotas
Flushiugs
C0atings
Flannels
Pla,illas
Msddapolanes
Irish Linrens
SAirting cotton
I.eao Muslins
Gin-hsms
Calicoes
Mer's and women's silk hosiery
Bogs' hose
Sportsmen's penknives etc etc
ALSO,
$50 pounds sheathiug copper
9 Kegs prime chewing tobacco
BOX assafoetida
so Boxes Spanish segars
6 Crates queensware
so Relns wrapping paper
so Dimjnhns
10 Kegs spike nails
Furniture etc etc
p. G. .Harstettsr.
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Int improvements of the social

Ia,auent improvements Of the soeiaI
state.
In presenting this memorial. We
|solemnly declare, in the presence oil
God, that we have no private or mar.
row views. On this subject we he.
long TO no sect, no party. AS lovers
of our country. as friends humankind,
as disciples Of Jesus Christ, with the
spirit Of peace in our breasts, and
with deep impression OF the muse.
ries of war, we are only solicitiops
to prevent the effasion Of human
blood by human hands, and to recall
men to the conviction that they are
We trust that the warmth
with which we have spoken, will not
be construed into wsat Of Difference
towards our rulers. On such q sub
ieut, GOODNESS would be a crime. Our
are deep, and no Language
but that of zeal and earDestuess,
would do them justice.
We hope that we are addressing
rulers who are sensible to the res
possibility imposed by the possession
of power; who regard the influence
which is granted them on human Il
fairs, as a solemn trust. who censld
Ter themselves as belonging TO their
country and TO mankind. and who
desire 10 treasure up for themselves
cons olations in that hour when hurlan
applause will be an unavailing sound,
aid when no recollection will be SO
dear as that Of having aided. with q
Idisinterestsd zeal, the cause OF peace
and humanity.
BY order Of said Society,
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
President.
THADDEUS HASON HhR..3.
Recording Secretary.
A true copy...ittest.
THADDEUS MASON HARRIS,
Recording Secretary
,Hn, tha Ua.,.npt Rannhtiean
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For MADEIRA,

re The substantial, fast sailing
1sSyfSss brig Agenora. Martin. mas.
sssssss( ter; more than halt her carg'
ssS2RS Is engaged For freight Of
800 barrels, which will be taken low.
Apply 10 L H. Rowland, or to Charles
C.iaoin, VINO goes out suPercargo in the
abcFe vessel.
siarch 26 ct
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Bryan ;iampson and Co
March %

Bryan ;iampSon and 20.
Offer for sale,
5 pu.cheons old Jamaica
so 40 fine favored Srd = RUN
Attn proof Antigua }
40 barrels NE Rum
100 bags white J
% bags pepper
5000 Bushels Liverpool fine and ground
allnm salt
500 sacks fine salt
With general assortment OF Groce'
ries. and the best -four for family use.
March 2S
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For Rent,

The franc Warehouse recently occu
pied by 'obn IL. Clements ard Co. near
ly opposite the Union Baak King street
at a moderate rent, or storage would be
received in ii low.
Apply to
JOHN JACKSON u co.
March "a 92w
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From the Vermont Republican

From the Vermont Republican.
Remarkable Phenomenon.
The following extract from q com.
munication Of Joel Manning, Jun.
Esq. of Andover. Vermont gen.
tlenan of undoubted yeracity, 10
tue editor of this paper, we think
not unworthy the attention OF the
curious. II has since been ascer-
tanned that similar appearances
were noticed the same night, by
some people passing over a high
ground in Reading, place eight
cen or twenty miles north Of An
dover.
The circumstances OF which j
speak. took place at Andover, V. Ii
will be reeolleoted by all in the viciHi-
~, that on the evening Of the 18th Of
January last, there was heavy fall
of snow, accompanied with lightning
and Thunder. Happening TO be from
home that evening, came out of a
neighbours house in company With a
man. my brother. between the hours
oc 10 and Is, We noticed that the
snow feIhvery fast, but our attention
was particularly attracted by the
frequent flashes of lightning After
passing few rods; we observed. on
the top of a stake in the fence, al
light resembling blaze Of fire, a.
bout Q or 8 inches in length thou not
so red aud brilliant, We soon Observ-l
ed Tn, It en- every stake was a light
and aise on the highest branches of
bushes by the side Of the fence. This
excited SO much wonder Il curiosity
that We called TO the people in the
house, and also TO some who were at
The same time passing tie street, to
see the same phenomenon. We sooRl
,bs,ryed II on our hats, hair and
nittens when held up, not in form OF
! blaze, but Of bright white sparks
IF various sizes, from those which
we're but just disceruable, TO those VI
he size OF large black shot.
We found by examination that up
IN any thing that was tolerabie
mooth, and without linus, there was
10 light except at the top. We view,
ID these biazcs at the distance Of
bout a foot and a half /; their form
vas precisely that Of an inverted cone
eeminsly standing on the smallest
'ossible point, whose height was to
Is greatest diameter as three to
ne.
On one stake there were three OF
hose blszes. On two'or three stakes,
pom which they appeared the most
ivid, they emitted sound resembling Ii
be kissing of the water in tea
ettle, just before it boiis. Tits
ound could be distinctly heard at the
istance Of ten or twelve feet. Those
lazes would disappear at tic ap-
roach Of q stick, viz a whip staff
5 that was the Instrument made use
fin the experiment. within q littlei Il
,ss than two feet but I since recOl. I
,et that in all cases VIII this ex- &
eriment was tried, the top Of the u
aft was considerably higher than
ne stake, which accounts 10 part Tor
5 remaining. though with less de-
REQ Of briliianey, when our hands OF {
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4 green silk nett purse, with
steel clasp. was dropped on MONDAY
last in Prince, between Royal and st
Assap streets. II contained an half
eagle, and d. nall sam in notes. A sulta-
bic ward viii b gwen if left at this
Office. Narc. 26 81
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
Simon Bolivar, supreme chief Of ID,
republic, and Captain General n
the armies Of Vent zuela and Nes
Granads, DC.
Venezueiians The pcopie.h esq
neral and the armies have called c'
me, through the medium OF Gene
raj Arismcndi. Here laU 10 oO''
dieHcc 10 your commands. l coHs
at the head of q fnurth expedlti'r,|
with the brave Admiral Erlon, u
serve, not 10 comm nj you.
Venezue ia So You had conferr'
on me the snp,em power duriu- !o'
two last peri ds Of the re,uOls'
You forced sme at once 10 SET IN L"
bench. and TO fight J'he fllt' 'al
country Of course his sni'rred
the administration, and in The VII
as conqueror. l never coni1 sa'M
the fruits Of our victories 10 nt'en
to the cares Of the government,
distribution of Justice, cur Po'iIt"
affairs, our Industry, all were sun@
ing, while ! WAS engaged 10 "
field of.battIe. ii
Citizens! an imperious neee'I'
commands, withou, delay, the asssi,
biage Of the na'ienal congress- o
take an account Of my corduct
receive the resignation Of the su'A",
ity I now exercise. and TO frame :"
political constitution. for 'be rfSn'
ton of our future government
venezulians ! Ynu h We been ras
ed on by me since the month o. We
to form the legi,ls, body WIZ
auy restrictions, leaving TO your ~
cretion. the time and place wff''
is to be hello. The virisssiade'
the war having prevented a CON- r..
ance with your wishcs, ana 'ns
Of the day will nO'
nit OF carrying them into eHeep' .,iy
The people mu.t and e'n ,.,. :,
will he without GuardiaHs' Will, ~, =.
chief magistrate is soldier
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WfIIsKEY.

s5 hhds. i'ennsy vania Rye Wbiskey,
lan6ng this day from sloop Unity. For
sale bv JOHN DOUGLASS 4 Co.
March 20 St
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xES The George Washington,
SEsETA VII sail for Norfolk on FRI
" DAY next, for fceight or pas
EXC sage. Apply to the master
On b0ara- or as above.
March GO st