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Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25

THIS Medicine has been at1endeo
with a degree of success highly grateful
| to the inventors feelings, in several par,
of the West Indies, and the Southern 4
Middle States, particularly in n. York
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Petersburg
Richmond, Norfolk, Edenton, Whining
ton, Charleston, and Savannah. The
Testimony Of a number OF persons at eacf
Of the above places can be adduced, who
have reason to believe, that timely use
Of ,hissalutary remedy has, under Provl'
dence, preserved their lives, when IN
the most alarming circumstances.
Facts Of this conclusive nature speak
more in favour of a medicine than CO.
lumns of pompsus eulogy, founded on
mere assertion.
1t 8 not, indeed, presumptuously pro-
posed as an infallible cure, but the inven-
tor has every possible reason that can re-
suit from extensive experience, tor be-
lleving that dose Of these Pills, taken
once IN every two weeks, during the
prevalence Of our bilious fevers, will
prove an infallible preventative and
further, that in the earlier stages OF those
diseases, their use will very generally
succeed in restoring health, and frequent
|ly in cases esteemed desperate, ard be-
yond the power Of common remedies.
The operation of these pills is perfectly
mild, so as to be used with safety by per-
sons in every situation, and of every age
They are excellently adapted to cary
off superAuous bile 4 prevent its %mSr
bid secretions-to restore u amend the
appetite-to produce free persP'rat'o19
and thereby prevent colds which is SO Of
ten of fatal consequences. A dose never
fails to remove cold il taken on its hrst
Iappearance-they are celebrated for re.
moving habitual cOstiveness-sickness al
the stomach and severe head-ache-and
ought to be taken by al persons on a
change Of climate. ~
They have been found remarkably eth
eatious in preventing and curing disc,
ders attendant on long voyages, and
should be procured and carefully preserv
ed for use by every seaman.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
HAMILToN'S ELIXIR.

Sovereign remedy far Gods, 0ssE'Hn't
Coughs, .asthmaS, sore ttroats, am
approaching Consumptions, aud moa
disorders Of the breast ani lungs.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
april II
For Sale.

The subscriber will sell the House ano
Lot on Fairtax-street he at present occI,
pies. Whoeoer wishes to purchase, VIII
OF course view the property.
WV. HARPER, Jun.
april 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
Paper for Sale.
David and ]. Ross

Have received, per ship Potomac, from
Genoa,
81 bales writing paper, assorted
Which they offer for sale on very low
terms. They keep constant supply OF
hrst quality chewing tobacco for sale by
the quantity. Dec IL
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
Shad and Herrlngs.
JOHN G. LADD b co,

Wish to contract to receive at the
Landing $4,000 Shad, and 10000 Her
ring; for which fair price will be slven'
april 7
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
SALES AT vENDUE!

3n every Tuesday and fr'd0y'
WILL BE SOLD,
II the yendue Store, corner Of Prince
and Water Streets,
A VARIETY OF
Dru Goods, Groceries, &c:
,.rtic1lars of which viii be expressed II
the bills of the day.
r All kind of goods which are OF
imitation and the prices Of which art
established, can at any time be vlewee
md purchased at the lowest hmitaasr
md prices. ,.,sr,,,p,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
Hnhn's genuine Eye Water.

A sovereign remedy for all diseases q
the eyes, whether the effect oil natural
weakness or of accident.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
Prime Pork,

Prime Pork.
John G. LADD Il Go.
Offer for sale, landing from the schooner
Henrietta
so barrels prime PORK.
april
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
Spring Goods.

II ECEIvED by the subscribers, at
AZ their Warehouse on Ring-street,
per the brig Eliza Ann, from Dublin, a
general assortment of CUT and PLAIN
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
To Rent

A CONVENIENT well fnished Brick
a House, cnWest street, fit for gen
teeI tamily-Or the one now occupied BY
the subscriber.
april 81
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
For Sale,

A~TwO story Frame HousR-and Lot
u situated on st. Asaph street, Fol
terms, apply to ,o,-,n,,,
april II
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
JAMES KENNEDY 4 SON

JAMES KENNEDY & SON,
Bo,Ks6sLERs KING STREET.
Have lust received from LEES Pa.
TENT MEDICINE Store, No. 46
Maiden Lane, N. York.
4 FRESH SUPPLY
OF the following genuine Medicines.
For the prevention and care Of BIZ
ious and Malignant Fepers, Is
recommended
Hahn's Anti-Bilious Pills,
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1817-04-25
March 10

Jan 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-31
a hint to Portrait Painters.

Lucca Giardina, from the CELEBRITY
With which he worked, acquired the
name of Luca Fa Presto. He was a
very skilrul imitator of the manners
Of other painters, and Of course, had
no very decided manner of his own.-
When any ore had set to him for his
portrait, for which he had not paid, he
kept the picture for certain time IN
his painting room. after which he
wrote upon it, 8 this picture is to be
sold the person it represents. adding
the name 20 it, not having paid for 1t :
and sent it into a sale of pictures
This never failed to procure him the
money.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-31
Ertract from HumbOidfs Ns1o Spain.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE CIT,
OF MEXICO.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE CITI
OF MEXICO.
Mexico has been very much embel-
lished since the residence OF the Able
Chappe there in 1869. The ediace
destined to the school of mines, for
which the richest individuals OF the
country furnished a sum Of more than
three million Of francs,* would adorn
the principal places of Paris or Lon
don. Two great palaces [ hoteh were
lately constructed by Mexican artists,
pupils of the academy OF Fine Arts
of the capital. One Of these palaces,
in the quarter della T,aspana, exhibits
in the interior OF the court a very
beautiful oval perystylc, of coupled
columns. The traveller justly ad-
mires vast circumference paved with
porphyry flag, and enclosed with an
Iron railing, richly ornamented will,
bronze, containing an equestrian
statuet of King Charles the Fourth,
placed on apedestal of Mexican mar
bic, in the midst of the Plaza Mcjor
of Mexico, opposite the cathedral and
the viceroy's palace. However it
must be agreed that notwithstanding
the progress Of the arts within these
last thirty years, it is much less
from the grandeur and beauty of the
monuments, than from the breadth
and straishtness of the streets, and
much less from its edifices than from
its uniform regularity, its extent and
position, that the capital of NewSpain
attracts the admiration of Europeans.
Froma strange concurrence Of circum-
stances, / have seen successfully, with
in a very short space of time. Lima,
Mexico, Philadelphia, Washington, t
x1s4,soeI. sterling. Trans. Sec
chap. VII.
This colossal statue was executed
attic expense ofthe Marquis dc Bran
ciforte, formerly viceroy of Mexico,
brother-in-law to the Prince of Peace.
1t weighs $50 quintals, and was mo-
delled, founded and placed dy the same
artist, Nj. Tolsa, whose Iame de-
serves a distinguished place in the his
tory Of Spanish sculpture. The me-
rits Of this man Of genius can only be
appreciated by those who know the
difficulties with which the execution
Of these great works Of art arc at
tended even in civilized Europe. 4
t From the plan of the City OF
Washington, and from the magnifi.
sencc Of its capitol Of which only
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-31

will carry the day. At present every
thing is in state of suspense no busi.
ness doing no prize 60" i've vet ia.
hen place, nor will. un;lb iLess is set.
tied. The schr. Anteloi from Savs,.
nah, has Just arrived here, and also ,
brig frsm New-Y oIk, with notions. IA
evening arrived a prize with SLAVES,
which the U. States brig sARAsAc has
detained, IS snme have been smug.led.
She has now prizes here"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-31

a Frcnchman's understanding Of 1chat
is meant by" good stand for bu-
SineSs."
Monsieur being about to remove
from his shop, his landlord enquired
the reason, stating at the same time,
that it was considered very good
stand for business-Ihe Frenchman
replied with shrug of the shoulders.
Oh. yes, he's very good stand for de
business, by g'r me stand all day, no.
body come TO make me move for de
business.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-31
Extract of another letter, dated 18Th in
slant,

StGuf.
CT was at Amelia Island last Sunday
evening-while there. considerable DIS
turbance took place between the whites
and ''''s'. They we're all armed, and l
really expected every moment to see
battle royal. The '''''' got all into the
fort, and posted themselves IS vel! as
they could, although in great confusion !;
they kept the fort all the evening. The
sailors paradeI "a FOUNDER abreast the
picquets, ard we're determined 10 bring
them to action but fortunately, by the
great activity of the governors and OH
GERS, they quelled the fray pretty
smoothly, but with great difficulty. The
sailors were so enrased at tie attempt of
the '''s'' to command them, that they
would have died in the contest; they
were dete' mined, it a conflict had ensa-
ed, to destroy the rutlians. It is reported
the 's'''' will all be shipped Oh the is.
land-this step can alone restore ha mo-
ny to the place. There are six or seven
private armed vessels there, as also sever
al prizes. Only one Of the prize ships is
at present discharsiug-her cargo priuci-
pally consists Of sugar, inreaded to be
shipped here in small parcels TO st. Ma
r, 3, to be sold at auction. Five priva-
teers and FIVE prizes are expected every
day (; the latte, sail. among other arti.
Giles, 10 have considerable quantity of
Specie. think the privatcersmcn will
fare well taere. It's rather unhealthy at
.imeiil-two or three from the force
there, die every day"
October "a.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM AMELIA
ISLAND.
Extract of a letter 10 thu editor, dated at
st. Mary's, 18th October.
Annexed you will find proclama-
ton, which | have hastily copied for you.
But notwithstanding the language "nich
il breathcs revolution is still brewing /;
the American patty is now waiting ior
commodore Chanpiin': arrival, whea they
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-31
SELECTED,
INSCRIPTION


ss<<
INSCRIPTION
For the tomb erected 10 the memory Of the
Marquis Of anglesea's leg.
Here rests, and let no saucy knave
Presume to sneer or laugh
To learn that, mOuldering, in this grave
Is laid--a British calf.
For he who writes these lines is sure.
That those who read the whole,
Will find such laugh were premature,
For here, too, lies--a sole.
And here FIVE little enes repose,
Twiu-born with other FIVE,
Undecided BY their brother toes,
Who all are now alive.
A leg and foot, TO speak more plain,
Rests here, of one commanding,
Who, though his wits he might re'ain;
Lost half his understanding.
Who, when the guns,with murder fraught
Pour'd buIlcis thick as hail,
Could only, in THU way, be brought
ogive the foe tsgg-6ail.
Who now, in England, just as gay
AS in the battle brave,
Goes to the rout, review, or play,
With one foot in the Craze.
Fortune in vain here show'd her spite,
For he will still be found,
Should Englund's sons engage in fight,
Resoiv'd to stand his ground.
But fortunes pardon I must beg,
She wish'd not to disarm;
And when she lopp'd the hero's leg,
She did not seed his h arm
Aud but indulg'd harmless within
Since he could walk with one,
She saw two legs we're lost on him,
VINO nersr deign'd 10 run.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-31
augusta, Oct. ls.
COTTON,

COTTON.
Unlimited orders from the North have
created competition in our cotton MAJ
ket. which, we presume, will not even
tuate much to the profit of our advcn'G'
rous purchasers. This article is now sci.
ling at SO cents, and advancing. The
last quotations from England are 1870. a
2Od. which sl'uId not justify with U.S.
higher price than IS Or 81 cents. ho%
long our market can sustain this artificial
tone, will depend principally upon the
spirit and funds OF our entefprising capt.
talists. Nothing has more destructive
tendency upon fair and regular course
OF trade, than a blind monopoly goadei
on by an infallible and wild competition.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-31

concert their plans Of fraud, ard unf'tge
The unsuspectins youth Of the country at
once of their own moral purity and the
property Of their parents or employers.
Il.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-31

SpTu a%i uHuS Wv o"i Sh'C' p'''s up
talists. Nothing has more destructive
tendency upon fair and regular course
OF trade, than a blind monopoly goadei
on by an infallible and wild competition.
Charleston, Oct. 2S.
FROM AMELIA ISLAND.
Extract vi letter from S.. Mary's, dated
the 18th instant.
eft appears indeed extremely doubt
full as to the fate of the FlOridas the
continental jealousy and dissatisfaction
existing among themselves, ('he Patriots)
rather PROMISE total dissolution of the
whole concern. When gen. MacGre-
gor had the command they were diSsatIs-
fed, and pretended belief that the ge-
neral's sole motive was sci! aggrandize-
ment, aud to favor Scotch interest AT
ter the generals resignation, they gave
the command to col. Irwin +; in very
little white, they again became restless
and dissatisfied. When commodore
Aury came 10 with two rich prizes, Irwin
resigned, and the commodore took the
command--now Just as fcl lie as ever,
thy wish to put their new Chief out, for
some otter favorite Of the moment. In
tn. mean time, their situation has become
extremely critical and unpleasant; the
''''s tr Dps aad sailors, characters OF
the worst description from ST. Domingo
and other Of the West India islands, now
about $50 in humber, brought in BY the
commodore, and the other privateers, in
sst upon equa! rights and privileges with
the whites, and otherwise very insclent;
indeed, so as to assume equal command.
The whites have come to resolution to
drive them Of the Island, or perish in
tie attemp, both Iastics being enraged
against each other, are now actually IN
arms, ard should the dispute end In
conflict, dreadful indsed will be the car
mage, as neither side would give quarters.
Neither are we on this side, Owing to
the nature of the quarrel. and character
OF the parties, without alarm and aPpFe,
tensions as to the consequences. and
netting it seems, will give security TO
both sides of the river. but the cessl0n OF
East and West Florida, which /, as well
as all orderly and well disposed persons
towards this country, heartily wish may
not be far distant. No more prizes have
come in since my last, there being no
court OF admiralty as yet on the island,
and consequently none Of the.Prlze goods
imported into the United states have
been legally condemned, or even sold
The prize goods that have been intro
iuced into this place, aud from hence to
Savannah and your place, are on the com
modore'S own responsibility ard securl-
ty to his men for the amount OF their
shares. General Mac Gregor tits sener-
ally said, is gone to some part oil south
America"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-10-31

J. II. Elton, esq. commander Of We
U. Statcs brig Saranac, has lbel!ed IN ihe
District Court Of georgia. TIE armed senr'
rugged boat Sarah, ana the Spanish scnr.
Santa Cruz, her prize, in company WIN
which she was taken, on the 9Th Iasi. %
they entered the st. Mar y'srirer.-ibe
Sarah is the same beat That was p;ckeo "
in this barbor, the last summer; vas ,e
fitted here by john Morrison, aHd save"
from hence Tor Amelia frcm thence sp'
proceeded on a cruise TO tac coast OF W
ba, where the above prize was mace; u
gether with tie British schr. Two h'
Tiers, from Nassau bound TO Bar's'1,
which they captured and piunhes.pp ,
turned the crew on shoe, aud oroOSA'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
Fire Insurance.

YNVHE Columbian Insurance Company
of Alexandria, continue to insure
buildings, furniture, merchandise and 0
Their property, from loss by fire. The
conditions and terms may be learned up
or application at their Ohice, next door to
the City Hotel, AID will DC found as mo.
darate and equitable as those Of any o.
Their company.
The rates Of premium are calculated
in reference TO the actua, risk of proper
tY, and are as low as Is cents per 100
dollars per anDum for hazards of the best
description, Increasing propcrtiOnahly for
risks of a more hazardous nature. In
surances may be made for one or more
years, or shorter periods.
Columbian Insurance Office, Feb. CO.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
Eifiy Dollars Reward,

q WILL give the above reward for ia
D king up ard delivering to ma in
Alexandria, or lodging in jail 50 that get
him again, negro man WILLIAM, who
eloped from Washington, D. c. (where he
was hircd) about weeks ago. William
ia about Sc or 50 years Of age, 5 fee: 6 or
7 inches high, tOlerably well made. vel.
low complexion, large mouth, very white
teeth, and to the best OK NV recollection
scar on his right check-he is very fond
Of drink, and when intoxicated is great
repro5ate and excessively noisy. His
cijathins is not recolec,ed, But as he re-
ceived his wsses before he started it is
probable he has furnished himself with a
new suit. BENZ. L. FENDALL.
December 9 tut
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
Land,

BOUT ESQ Acres OF LAND. with a
- comfortable Dwelling House, with
10 three miles Of Alexandria, are offered
tor sale by the Subscriber living in Alex.
arIria. More than one taIrd Ot the land
is in wood.
AIsa ab5rt So acres Of woodland, ~
;,p ab;at half mile nearer to town.
The situation is remarkably healthy, and
the land is believed to be capable oil great
improvement By clover and plaster.
Also the two story BIick Dwelling
House Oh Washington street, now occu-
pied by W. SkASe' ...,o
can cnok AMI wash. ". &.
Dec. %. otl
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
Thirty Do lars Reward.

pAN AWAY from my service, on
b a. the lO,h inst. my mulattO house
servant GEORGE, betwcen Is and 10
years Of age, about ) feet 6 inches high,
slendcr r,ade, pug nose, bnshy hair, half
Of oac o. his upper front teeth broken CT
he is very artlul and forward, and 4 ca
pabe aouse servant he took with him j
variety of clothing. l viii give The above
reward, il secured in any Jail, SO that !
,get him again, and will pay ell reasona-
Die charges il bought home. Masters Of
vessels aud others arc c,rewarncd from
employing Of carrying of said servant at
their peril. c. F. WHITING.
Morven, near Alexandria,, st,,stf
september Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
Land fer Sale.

EFF early application is Nade, | will dis.
3 nose ef 400 acres of the CEDAR
GROVE tract Of land. There is surplus
timber and FIRE wood enough on the part
/ purpose selling to pay, with ludic'ous
management, more than halt the purchase
moaeS, at the price ask. The situation
:, healthy, aud the land fertile. Cont
g,;ty to market is also among lis sdsan:
fsse.; i. being within less than mile o!
NJ Jonathan Janney's mill, where the
Alexandria price may be had for grain.
persons wishing to purchs.e will apply
:, the subscriber, residing at Cedar
Grove. en- miles below Alexandria, and
one bel, Jauney's mill.
seot..3 EDGAR M'CARTY.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
Public Sale.

EN- pursuance Of the authority vested in
I US bya deed of trust, bearing date Sd
day of Aug 1914, from James Dehcsle,
Of Prince William county, fDr the bene-
fit Of the Mechanics Bank Of Alexandria,
and at the request of the president snd
directors Of the said bank, We shall, Tor
he purpose OF raising the sun OF eight
thousand seven hundred dollars, with III
terest thereon from the Goth day OF Dec.
10 the year 1916 and the expcpces o. the
sale, sell at public sale, for ready mone.y
10 The highest bidder. at the court house
IN Dauiries, on the first Monday in Jan.
next, the following property IN The conn-
~ OF Prince William a water Snst
Mil. on Qpantico creek, and ten acres
Of land adjoining thereto, near the town
If Dumfcies, know by the name of De-
ncaIe's Mil, and al implements and APP
purtcuances thereto belonging. Also,
one other piece at land and water srst
mill adininiDg the Awe on Qaantlco
sreek-Also. one and one halt acre 81
land formerly known by The name OF the
Saw Hill Tract aud to include the Saw
Sill! anu improvements.
These who are disposed to purchase
may view the property before the day
Of sale.
The subscribers selling as trustees will
convey no other right than that which
they hold as trustees, not meaning to
make themselves personally responsible
Cor the ute. R03T. YOUNG,
P. TRIpLETr.
N,rsnber l9 is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
Forty Dollars Reward.

I'd AN AWAY on the slst ult. from
40, the service OF Mr.. Jesse Brown, Of
the City Hotel, SEBRtY, sometimes
calling herself Cecilia Gresn) the proper
ty of Mrs. Ann Il Lee, pale mdlatto
woman, shout 20 years old, OF middle
stature, well formed, with snail sunken
eyes, aud Iaiian hair. She probably has
gose to Baltimore, OF some OF the north
ern citie,, as it is supposed she was seen
the next day on lie road near BIadcns-
bursh, clad in a stuff dress and cloak
or mantle, with bundle OF clothes in her
hands. She may possibly be about the
town, or in the District. Thirty dollars
will be given for experimenting her, if
taken within the District, or forty, II at
greater distance, and all reasonable
charges dsfraycd. EnquireDof
EDMD. !. LEE.
December IS stuth1
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1817-12-30
Public Sale.

ETSBER the authority Of a deed OF
4 trust from John Throop, and Re
beccs his wife, in order TO secure Hugh
Carolin against the effect of his endorse
meats for The said John 'rhroop, the sub
scriber will offer at public sale, upon q
credit of two and four months, ou FNi-
DAY the sl day of JANUARY next, at
IL o'clock, upon the premises, al the
right, title and interest of the said John
'rhroop in the aforementioned property,
or 50 s,ach thereof as NAV be necessary
70 save harmless the said 4. CAROLYN, VIZ !:
A lot OF Ground. on the solth side OF
King-strcet. begiun;ng 81 feet eastward
Of payae-street, and fronting on King
street 81 feet.
Also, one other Piece Of Ground, be-
ginning l76 feet Z inches from The inter,
Section Of Prince anl PAYNE streets, and
Tunaing sOIthwardis with PAyne-STeet
% feet.
Aud another Piece Of Ground, b@gin-
ming at an aliey laid eli by J. '. Thomas:
at its Intersection with t!rcd-';'eet, AMI
binding north OF said street s. ieet T. IN
chcs, GA which is convenient dweiing>
house ani other buildings.
The evidences Ct title aud a m"re
minute description may be seen upon ap,
plicatian to the subscribe.
COLIN AULD, Trustee.
December IS