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cd The arms Of Tie Patriots in yene,u
IN their latest enterprises. Gen. RYE,
had a respectable force, well organMar
and many gallant officers were wai,;ed;;
Port-auPrince, for an opportunity ,s At
him.--Some ~ them ne k;,om, aad ssn, " ION
to be men Of TIE highest worth. "e@
j he latest repor. was, that Carao.
had fallen into The hands CT the pa,r,s.a'
and ihatacargo OF ecclesiastics. wifi ,SS,
money aud plate, and cowls. 81. icy
arrived al the city OF st. Domingo. M
lively zeal animated the agents of The
dependents AT Port-au-p Prince; and Il"
friends were uEcomTonly sanguiu. ~
complete triumph. We have this f,,N
the best authority, but Nave no time va
particulars ~. y. c"
Ertroct Of letter from resneriaLl. ~.
IN the patriotic army Of Nerico to V e..
tfemaa intAis city, lated se'
Repubic Of Mexico.
III. .. Matagorda, FEB. 10. .sI,
Ny Deer Friend.
Although [ was bor, .
unfortunate Spain, don't consider NJ, VI
sci! bound TO the miscrics aud ca;am;,;
which my compatriots suffer under ~
stupid Ferdinand. love my CONNIE
but despisc lis king and lis tyrann;,'
laws. Under these consl,!erations H.
abandoned every thing that have a..
Spaniard, and have sworn on the al,'.
OF the republic to live free ordic. r%;'
is the sentiment OF every one who has ,I s
honour TO be a soldier in This pIo. ;o"s
cause. e'us
Gen. Nina is tlef beloved of the arm
and OF every inliabitant. Our miI;,''
stores are abundanily provided, and ~.
ciriine and good order are shown il, q, sr.
part where his command reaches. unS,
corsairs bring to us every day ,aluaLIs
prizes. We have money. enough. .rS
We may say, that we are i'll want Of yer~
little. The numerous tribes of in,i,r.
come to us with presents of friendsb;n
and they are well disposed to take army n'
against the common enemy. These noo,
people have suffered sd much In fnrm'.
times, that they are ready to doany ,I;"a
against the Spanish government vs.
Know how TO take adv an;age of this Good
disposition of the aborigincs and nasten'
OF this soil. We are already in march.
our army IS Increasing daily, and bay.
every hope iliatl will soonwrite Won from,
The capital of Mexico, after having fixed
the standard of liberty in every hoI,se NJ
that populous aud wealthy ity.
". Y. Nat. Ads
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A convention of delegates from The
Chartered banks of Kentucky, Tennessee
lndlana ard ONO, was TO have been held
on the iOih inst. at Cincinnati, for The
purpose OF directing concert of m,a.
sures to enable them 10 meet the crisis Of
specie payments, and TO make arraupe.
ments for the settlement OF balances.
Bat. Pat.
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York. ZEN 5Tq,e5 1917

COINsULAI y OF TRANCE.
Notice is hereby given, that ever ind;.
vidual. French, or ofany o;nernation gn;ng
to France i'll Bothcreafterbe permitted 10
iapdin any port of The kingdom of France
unless his papers be eitIer given or coun'
tersigned by the French minister mr. Inv
one of the French coHsuls il, the Un;,rJ
States.
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Boston. Maych If

DOStON, UIUTCH I.
BY the Aurelia, from Ilavrn, we receiv-
ed the Commercial Papers Of tIiat place TO
Jan. p, and Paris Papers 10 the 9th, con
tanning London dates 10 the 18th.
Meetings continue TO be held in differ
emf parts OfGrcat- Britain and ireland, with
View TO eiEectlnga Reform OF Parliament,
but they areconducted with more discre-
ton than heretofore, and have been ac-
compaHied with no outrages.
The Dai.k Of England advertised 10 pay
specie OF lew bilis for all bills oil one or
two poHnds, issued before 1912. Ii had
oui E9jO,O0O IN these biIs--yci, in seye-
raj weeks, oniy GG5OO have been brought
la for spelie as,d 90 600 for new bills -f!:e
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London, January 4.
The following is a letter we have receiv-
ed relative 10 the Diet at Frankfort:
=" FramiJert, Dee q.
"'rhe Diet still continues sitting. but
hitherto its existence has not been sigma
lied by any remarkable event. Every
thing proceeds with The greatest possible
regularity, aud without any great orator
zeal efforts. Meanwhile, affairs are grad
uany arranging; the discontinued, despair
ing ct The success of their INSTITUTIONS
are silent; The Journals copy the Proto-
coils without making any comments. and
what was so much looked forward 10. is
presented under forms which preach pas.
siVe ifnot scrvile obedience.
. NJ. de Humboldt mas not vet made a.
ny preparations for bis departure. The
territorial arrangements are not conclu-
ded. What relates TO Prince Eugene also
remains undecided.
g Much is said OF the consequence
which The suspension Of fhe paym mis-
due by France on accounl ofthc war con-
iributlons may produce but confidence
is derived from the tried good faith ofihe
government, and the candor which per-
vades the budget ofISl7.
: Ii Is asserted thatthe Court of Wen
ma has made propositioRstod different Ger
m2n Courts relative TO the conclusion of
Z Concordat with the Pope.
:. The English are terrifying Genoa,
and seem to intend 10 render it another
Gibraltar"
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NORFOLK. March II

T.
Capt. Low, of the schr. Strong. arrived
here yesterday from Miragoana, (Haytn
informs thatth expectation of corn from
that part of the island, was prohibited
when he sailed, from apprehension of
scarcity. Flour at Port-au- Prince yeas Of
S2S.-The schr. High Flyer, of and from
baltimore, had arrived at Port-au, Prince
Feb. 24-saw British feet of 10 sail
when in sight of Tortudas, apparently
bound 10 Jamaica.-Feb. =, saw north,
ern ship beating through the passage, be-
tween the Caicos and Heneaga.
Capt. l.. further reports. that an Fnide.
mic prevailed at Port au Prince. with
which Potion had been seized. and that
10 to 20 of the Indigenes and Foreipners
died daily. The Commaniant at Slar.
gone Col Hogan kept his troops per.
fectly. tranquil; Conner was stiil yerv
troublesome TO file Indigcnes. in the
Mountains Of HaJti and their vicinity.
DeacOp.
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gTout,eoJ 1go,.c1 ,

go NonfIeUf, WGTch /.
tnre now in session OH all kinds of Srain.
hourand meal of the growth Of this Pro.
vince; but it is wisely provided. FRAT IA
shall not extend TO the same articles CON.
ing from U. Canada and tie u. States,~
u the law were to be passed otherwise we
should be legislating in violation Of the
oisier province, and barring valuable
commerce with the United States wbich
would put stop TO orr trade with tl,e
fisheries and the West Indies. The sun
ply OF -four from The Untod States we
nave reason 10 believe, will be vcrv consi-
derable. Nenotice in a Gencssee naner.
that III one Of The villages in that county
no less than, mite thousand bushels of
sed OF III one day, all destined for cana.
da this. however, is not The twentieth
part OF what may be looked for from that
quarter.
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set rs a guard over this peacedble aud co,i-
stilutional aSsem1iagc OF ciiizets A ST.
miIar Meeting was held a; the Frecma-
sons Tavern IN Loadon, on The l7ih ia
nuary. in the Proceedings of which the
celebrated CURRAN bore distinguished
part he larangued the Meeting in IA
STRAIN of eloquence unsurpassed and al
nest unparalleled.
Watson, the younger, who was ore Of
the principal! rioters of the Spafieid mob,
and whose escape, after shooting MIR.
Plat, has been already detailed, has been
appreIiended, anda true billiound against
him for an intention To kill. True bills
lave also been found against anumbcr OF
others of the principal rioters, for the cap
ital offence of breaking open and enter
ing houses and stealing fire -arias.
The new Silver Coinage WAS To be I'm
circulation on The Sd of February.
Herald.
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QUEBEC. Febyr

VNVE,FV,- FtDTU1Tt u
Cgsties IF 81. Le~is-A report having
reached bis cxcellency the Governor m
Ghief, that an American citizen named
Thomas Vance or Want, who was taken
prIsonerIn the Action at River Raisir, On
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affairs # the Patriots.
A gentlemanjust arrived from Port-au
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Tie Ne'o Secretary IF lState.-Tbe n :.
s.oop of war Hornet, il is said, is now pre-
pairing to convey new Minister TO the
Court of st. James, and 10 bring home
Mr.. Adams, the recently appointed Sc
cretary of State. 1t is stated in the Ga
zeiie Ct this morning, that a yonng gen
tleman, bearer of dispatches TO Mr.. A.
dams, had arrived here, and is TO sail in
the Hornet. N. y. Com. Acft,. Maych 10.
Extract from letter, dated Hnr,e, Jan. II.
=" The French government having sue
ceeded ~. obtaining important facilities,
IN the settling of their engagements TO the
Allies, and their endeavors in England
respecting Loan, being i'm good train
of success, The French stocks have risen
since the beginning of the month about
IL per cent; this will have it. due influ-
cnce upon commerce, and we perceive al
ready much more animation and fayora.
Die tendency amongst our BUYERS in re-
neral"
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have published a mem or, addressed 10
The King and the Legislature, in favor Of
the continued prohibition of foreign man
Ufactures.
The University of Got;ingen is said 10
lave liCo students, including nany A
mericans.
In Eisenlourg, in Hungary, Decem-
bor !, 231 houses were destroyed by
i.g,..
Emisraiions frcm Switzerland for A
merica, have again coinnirn.ed. :
Several Italian State Prisoners are 10
be- permitted to come TO America.
The Emperor of Russia, on his late
birlli-day, decreed, that the pay of his
military officers should be doubled.
The British Government had commit
nentcd the American Consul in London
as almost the only one who takes care Of
the suffering S,amen of his coun,ry in
England.
BRUSSELS, jan. 10.
By letters from the North OF Germany,
we learn, that Russia has given pcrmissi-
on for the free Importation of foreign
cloths into her dominiohs Iastvear, the
duty on them produced q millions Of ru-
bles.
Vienh,a, Dec 81.
Mr. Pinkney, Minister from the Uni
ted States, in passing here, for st. Peters
burg, upon his obstinate refusal to sub
nit 10 the revenue laws, was stopped for
some hours with his suite, at the principal
custom house. Upon his complaints.
they made him the satisfactio tile circum-
stances required.
From Haifar, FEB. 26.
The Legislature of Nova Scotia have
voted to import grain 10 supply the
poor.
bin is before il TO encourage emigra-
ton. Members complained, that large
tracts of land were held by individuals
under grants, who did not improve them.
That Admiral Coffin held large tract
that one. other gentleman owned 10000
acres-that one gentleman, who had resi-
ded i'll the u. S. so years, owned 30 coo
acres. One member observed, that such
were the reports in Europe of the plentiful
ness of Nova Scotia, that the emigrants
in ship which arrived at Picton, brought
buckets to milk The wild cows which they
understood Inhabited the country.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1817-02-12

there Is now scarcely en- lsiaEd the size OF St.
Helena, thai is not Intimately known and de-
seribed b. intrepid Esvigstors.
This split OF entspize has surprisingly
ex,esded itself 10 our quarter ot inc yorlc.
A man Of business may now travel from Bal
timore to Quebec, a distunes Of eight hum
dred miles, in about eight dsys--A jsunt OF
pleasure to the great falls of Niagara, and i,s
now classic gsouRds, is quite a common thing.
The regions beyond the Ailsgany mountains,
but lately desert of trees and bears and sara
gos, have now become the abode Of industry
and ciyiliza,ion.--Eveiy week, almost every
day, persons leave this CRY, either on busi-
ness or pleasure, to visit the bspks Of the
Ohio, the Mississippi, or the Missouri. In
short il j, probable, that 10 less than ten years,
men of business will set out from St. Loois,
Ia place, from its situation that will soon be
only second to New Orleans 10 iWporssnee)
and travel by regular stages,ihs whole course
Of tho Missouri, across the Stoney Mountains,
and down the Colombia to the shore Of the
Great Western Ocean. What On astoDish-
Ing prospect 10 here A prospect no, formed
in imaginary ideas, but grounded on facts
personal knowledge.
Asos - bS bSSsS oPss's W S"s' p'acS wv
man, in Europe. IL most be known to some
Of our readers, that sbou, twenty Eve or thir-
" years ago, the Hon. Mr.. Phipps, in voy.
age TO Greenland, boldly penetrated 10 the
sist degree OF North latitude, only 9 degrees
iron the Pole. 1--WE are now told, that en-
EogIsh gentleman, native of Whheby, pro-
poses to take journey 10 the pole itself. He
will sail as far as possible, then hand on the
Icy continent, and travel ilss remainder, only
sbos, SIX hundred miles, in sleigh or sledge,
drawn by wa,or dogs--His sleigh or trainaux,
will be formed like q boat, or canoe, SO that
he can pass rivers with great ease, whilst his
dogs esn swim by his side.
There is, 10 be suro, something extremely
adventurous in this scheme, but Il 10 pleasant
even 10 think Of IL, and every man must
wish him success.--All the great discoveries
have been made by men of this Tsmp. The
psoplo oil Europe though, Columbus mad.
rnan ana Cook desperate pdverurer--yet
their noble dAringt have ebsoged,for viii
chsnse before long, the whole system Of
European policy.
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CONGRESS.
IN SENATE
Wfdnesdau, Lannaru 1o.

"eo"eSooyp S0Uuovy ~.
In the Senate, yesterday, the bill to- es,ah-
hsh anew Executive Department was reject
ed by vote Of 29to IL. -.
The bill for tho admission of the western
par, Of tho Mississippi territory into the IN
ion ss State, was ordered 10 ho sneros.ed
for third reading, and will, iH all probability,
pass the Senate.
Thursday, January so.
The bill TO aepeal the com psnsasiop Law
from and after The end OF the present ssasipn
was taken up.
A motion vas made by Mr.. Chase to strike
out OF the bill the proviso is the following
words:
"P'orrded oiuoys, Tba, nothing herein
contained shall 10 construed TO revive snS
act or acts or part Of acts, repealed or aus
psnded BY the set hereby repealed"
Vhc question on this motion was decided
in che negative BY the following vote:
FEAS-Messrs. Bstbour, Chsee, Colds.
borough, Macon, Mason Of ". II. Mason Of
Va. Noble, Ruggles, Ssndford, Tiehsnos,
Varnum, ~.
NAYS-Messrs. Ashmun, Brown, Camp
bell, Condi,, Dsegeu, 'Ftomenrin, Gsitlard,
Horsey, Howell, Hunter, King, Lacock, Nor.
row, Roberts, Smith, Stokes, Talbot, Tsit,
Thompson, froup, Wells, Williams. .-22.
The bill was then ordered TO be resd q third
time, in tho shape in which il passed ths
other House.
Friday, January ~.
The bill - repeal the compeusa,ioa Law,
aud oil laws ON The same subjee,, from ard
after the end OF the present session Of Cop-
gress, yesterday passed the Senate sod,
having passed both Houses, now wants enly
the signature of tho Presids0s to become
law.
The bill to erect the wsnern part OF ,ho
Mississippi Territory into q State, yesterday
passed the Senate, and will now come befsro
the House of Representatives.
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From . Losdon foher ef Non. -.
SERIOUS DUEL.

n master Of ship, aod gentleman whose
svoeatiops load him freqsen.ly to the Gus
tomhouse, had ssrieus quarrel concerning
some fair inamorata, the consequence Of
which was challenge on the part Of the ono
which was accepted by the other. Unmind.
ful Of the heniousocss Of the act they had
IN contemplation, and Of the direful conse.
Suences hksly to result from II, they met,
according 10 appointment, st the back of the
Moust, on Wednesday evening last, each
srued With brace Of pistols, and attended
By HE second and his surgeon, where, the
ground being marked out, the eombs,snt,
exchanged six->words /, and then, probably
feeollseting the penalty to which persons are
subjected for letting OF Ere arms ., ,ha,
piscs, on account OF the injury done thereby
70 the gsrdens, ia frightening away the birds,
they mutually agreed to adjosrn TO neigh.
6ouring publick house, where, befsg accom-
moda,sd vith proper room they exchanged
Q sh,s Of four, glsssss ef sis, shook hands, srnl
parted good frisnds. We admire the choice
Of thei' shot. and ssrnes,Iy Recommended the
sss Of to oil future dssIists.
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AMERICAN RIFLEMEk.

Colonel Forsyth, eelsbrated in tho last var
- the commander ofa bard Of shssp- shooters,
which Aarrassed the enemy so mush, hsppsn-
Cd, in q secating parry, to capture British
<9icer, He brought him into camp, and
tfcated him with svery respect due TO his
Nnk k~Happsning TO enter into conversation
on the subject Of aharp.shooters, the British
officaf observed, that Col. Fossyih's men
were terror to tho British esmp->shst %
far as they could sec, they eculd select tho of.
icsr from Tho private, who Of fcourse Tell sse.
rihce 70 their precise shooting. He wished
very much to sec spseimen Of their shooting.
Forsyth gave the wiok TO one Of his ofaeers
ehen Al hand, W no departed, and instructed two
of HE best megksmen belonging TO tho corps,
fopass by the commanding officer 'squsrters st
gated intervals. This being arranged, Col.
Forsyth iufor med tho British officer that his
wish should 90 gra,ihed, and observed he
would step in front Of his tsu, 70 see whether
aay Of bis men we're near at hand. Accord
ing TO tho arrangement made, ono oi the best
snarksuien appeared. The Col ordsrcd him
70 coms forward, and ensuired whether his
Si6e Vas Ia good order "Yes, sir," replied
the man. He then stuck table kuifc in .
uee abou, Ally PAGES distant, and ordered the
man to spill, hi, ball lie hJed, and the ball
was completely pivided ny the koifs, perfor-
Aling the tree on both sidos. This ss,onish.
I'd the British officer. Apropos, smother
soldier appeared in sight. He wss called
ead ordered, at the samo distance, 10 shoot
the acc OF clubs out of tho card. This wss
Actually done. Tho British officer vss con-
founded and amazed sdll more 50, whom the
Colonel informed him, that four vesks be-
fore, these men were ~ work 10 the capacity
Of nushandmsn. SO rnnch for the American
soldiery. Penn. Journal.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Sofurdox, Lan2ors 2I. ..-. =.


NJ. Lowndes, from no committee of Wse
ind Means, reported . bill 20, tho relief Of
Ezekiel Williams, &c. also Q bill respecting
the assessment and collection Of tho direes
tsx; and bill authorizing the deposit Of tho
papers Of foreign vessels with the eonsuls Of
their respective nations which bills were
severally twice read and commi,ted.
Mc. lngham, from the committee on tho
Post. Ofice and Post. Roads, made en- unfs-
vorasie report on the petition Of the Ameri-
can Bible Society, praying for the privilege
Of fsnkiog letters, which vas read and laid
on the table.
Nj. Forsyth, from the committee on For
eign Affairs, reported bill to amend the aeA
er the government and regulation Of seonen
in the merchant service, and for the velisf OF
distressed American seamen in foreigo pos,s,
Monday, January ~.
CAPTIVES BY THE INDIANS
Mr.. {. moved the following resolution
Resolved, That the military committee bs
instructed to enquire into the expedisncy Of
making provision, by Law, TO remuoeratt
those who in the late wsr redeemed (by pur-
chsse) our captive offiesss and soldiers from
the Indians, and Of making such provision ss
may DO deemed expedient, TO redeem those
now IN capacity.
The resolution was adopted, without de-
bate or opposition.
sRvoLuTyoSApY MfsroRr.
The resolution from the Senate 10 suthof-
izc the President Of tho Uai,ed States to en-
ploy Colonel John TrumbulI TO compose and
execute -four Paintings of,he psipeipsl events
Of The Revolutionary contest ITO be placed in
the eapi,olD was taken up. end orde'ed TO DO
read . third time, withou, opposition.
The question On the passage Of the rcso'
luton was, after q long debate, decided bs
yeas and nays, a. follows :-------.-
For the Resolution ia
Against il 50
So the Resolution was passed.
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iCE-HOUSES,

And the freezing of water, vine, spirits, &C.
Oae Of the greatest luxuries, and preser-
ysrs OF health in thi, climate during the hot
months Of surpmer, 10 Ice. 1t is therefore
with pleasure we observe thar Ice Houses
are multiplying in this, and indeed oil the
towns, snd that there are few country gentle.
men wiihou, them. But the Air Pvmp, con-
nrue,ed BY Professor Leslie Of Edinburgh,
for Tho freezing Of water and other fluids, sp-
pears to - more conyenien, and cheaper FOR
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HUMANITY,

We copy the following appeal from late
Richmond (Virg) paper ;--and when it is
called 20 misd cha, there ate even in-----,
several females similarly situated az Mu.
----, the article may be read with no srdin-
arp interest aad good eRes,s--
..fn 1hheaL--Yeststday,s Us soon as enter
cd my door, my iit,lo girl put small billet
iose my hand, begging me 10 read il, and give
her Observation-Disclosures Why what do
you wsa, with iti" Rcsd that, papa, and you
will know. That paper WAS sent by Mrs.
-~--, TO day 10 Mr.. Oswsid's sehoos." Tread
tho card - follows -
To all li,ue girls and boys vho may some
times have u D.aspence, aud often more, TO
spendin gingerbread or sugar candy.
- pour woman, destitute Of every COM
fort, solicits Jour charity. She has four small
children, who, with herself, have neither
closhes 10 keep them warm, nor bread to ca, !;
her house without q chimney, and bed with
odt blankets--io this situation ] visited her
this moruings aod no hre bu, what was made
rom a little brush, dragged to the house by
two childrea---Now is not better 10 give your
money to this poor family, than spend il in
those tribes you can so we'll do withou, q"
As soon as had read it, my little girl held
out hoe hand for it," No, child, this mus,
20 into to.morrow's Compiler."-Her eyes
watered-" But, papa, I bavs nromissd to
csry 1t back to. msrrow morning. True !
but hope can do some good TO the peor
woman BY putting !, INFO the Compiler-bs-
sides you can have it again."
asked after this wretched female. ! found
she Was really what she had been painted by
the pencil Of sympa,hising ssnsibili,y--she
was indeed poor and wretehed Amos, beyond
deserip,ion--nut read this card again Read
she simple touches Of sloqueAee drawn BY q
most smiablc female, and intended TO melt
the hearts OF the liuls ehildren--It touched
my heart and IL l am not mistaken in the
women Of Richmond, il will melt theirs; 1t
was meant for cbildren--bat The voice OF na.
ture will reach the hearts Of the good Of oil
ages. II is the dro|. Of humanity ! and no
good person eau hrsfeH il. To you, there
fore, matrons aud maids of RiehnoDd, ! sa-
dress the simple tale. If you have hearts
worthy Of being blessed with the prosperity
you enjoy, you will seek this womsn--
Instruct myself TO feel as weetches feel.
That thou msy'st shake thy supereux among then,
And make tho heavens more just
The lady VINO psnued tho above pathetic
appeal, Designed it only for children, nor Is
she ct this momsn, aware Of my intention to
lay Il before the public.
Hut if any one wishes to know the name
end address OF the distressed female, le. toe m
call Of this offces--They may Thea see sod
lodge for the mselvcs. a PARENT.