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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01

principal supporters OF the mysterious
sort OF statesmen, always discover
marks of superior sapience. in any
communications from a real or sup
posed great character, which are be-
you'd the comprehension Of their capa-
cities and whether the obscurity
which is the source Of their admira-
iion. arises from depth Of meaning, or
The absence Of meaning, is a matter Of
little consequence to people of their
grade of intellect. And when Offices
Of dignity happen to be cast upon mex
OF little o. no merit, it is as well for
the incumbents to wrap themselves in
the garb of mystery. in order to con-
ceai their native littieness and insig-
nifCance. Such characters have COM
monty perspicacity enough to perceive
that objects Of their dimensions APP
pear to the best advantage when dim
ly seen at distance, through the
magnifying medium of a fog OF their
own raising. Besides when prcsi-
dent delivers a mysterious message,
which is as ambiguous as the respon-
ses Of heather oraCle-whiCh nobo.
dy understands, but every body adj
mircs, every man i'll the community
can give it that Interpretation which
best COMFORTS with lis own prc-con-
Ceived e" within whams and opinions"
Then let the popular gale blow from
what quarter it may, Mr.. President
will always be sure of an anchor TO the
windward. Aud should any rcmarka-
BILE and unexpected events take place,
it will be easy for our oraCular pcrso-
mage or his sage admirers, to make it
apparent to most mental optics. that
those very events, were typlfied in the
aforesaid miraculous message.
The message, however, scars above
all articles of the Kind We have men
toned. 1t is a plain and practical
state paper, which may be read with
pleasure and with profit by every real
patriot, by whatever appellation he
may be designated in the vocabulary of
party politics. The topics it embra-
ccs arc highly interesting to every
freeman and discussed with clear
ness and precision, and as much hre-
witty as is consistent with perspicuity.
It is too lucid to need explanation.
and loo cop,ous to require anall Sis.
1t does not bear the least appearance
of party spirit, and we have rarely
If ever seen an article of the same
length which comprised so much i'm
portant political information.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01
For the Gazstte.
Mn. EDITOR,


Being in company with some friends,
on Christmas day, the conversation :urn-
ed upon the word Christmas. The d.
versity of opinion was various. Onegen
tleman asserted that the word originated
with Pope Martin the first, in the year
1917. lie was zealousy opposed by d.
mother, who insisted that it was never
heard of until the days Of Pope Eliza
beth, or the Boy Pope Edward-(for Ger
tainIy they were Popes, as was predicted
by Bishop Fishery. Ono OF tile compa-
ny ia young lady from the country oh
served, that where she resided, they knew
nothing Of any such festival, but recol-
ected that her brother .Nsddy read some.
thing about it in the newspapers, at the
time Of the meeting of the Congress Of
Vienna, and was firmly of opinion that
the cord originated there
AS we are, f- the most part, subscri-
bers to your paper, | suggested the idea
Of requesting your opinion, or that OF
some one Of your learned corgespon-
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Whenever men high in Office en-
terrain wish 10 cvade the RESPONSE
biity, which of right attaches to their
station, they generally attempt to cf-
feet this purpose by covering their
communications with veil Of YER
bage and tagging their messages or
speeches with the shrcds and tinscl oil
q spurious kind of rhetoric. No intor-
nation, intended for the eye or ear OF
the public, is permitted to emanate
from their cxCcllencies, which does not
consist of InmpOus phrases. running
Wild. or to use sportsman's phrase,
d,ircn tandem, through" all the ma
yes of mctaphosicai confusion" The
cracles delivered by popular idols OF
this description commonly consist Of
words of learned length, laundering
sound and dubious import, excl out
with indefinite adyerbs, distinctive
coniunctions, and particip!cs, which
convey no particular meaning. The
whole is altfully or awkwardly, as the
case NAV be, Interviewer with many
an everlasting pcriphrasis in such a
manner, that the sentences compose a
series Of enigmas. more difficult OF So
luton than the riddle of Sphinx. In
deed we have seen diplomatic docu'
ments of this description. rendered ny
the aforementioned process, almost
as difficult to drvclofc as it would be TO
trace and decypher Greek characters
in the smoke arising from the rom
bustion of Greek lexicon. The po-
I.icians Of the French revolutionary
school we're famous for this species OF
Diplomatic skill. and it was commonly
n. difficult to follow tho clue oil their
reasoning. through the labyrinth OF
their yerbosity as it would be TO disco,
yer the vestiges of summer cloud
some hours after it had passed the he
misphere. 49,.
The advantages proposed by this
kind of diplomatic style are Various
aud we shall briefly advert to some
o, them.
Your small politicians who are the
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01

dents-which was unanirr ously agreed
TO BY the whole party.
We are anxious to know, sir, the orr
Gin OF the word: Is it Greek, or IS 1t
Hebrew? Had il It's Use st the Congress
Of Vienna, or are we to trace il TO 'the
boys of The middle ages \. obtaining
for US this Information, ST.. you will much
Oblige the whole company, rs well as
your 0bedient servant, =.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01
From tie Baltimore Patriot, Dec. ,!

LATEST FROM FRANCE.
BY the arrival of the ship favorite. at
New-York, en- Thursday last, in 4S days
from Havre, We have been favored "l'h
the foilowiss extract Of a letter received
in this city, and with The items 0! inteIli-
gence Immediately following:
Errqct # letter, from Harrs: ,!a.ed
5th .NGremb,r, 1917.
a have no doubt there will be an i'm
mediate revocation Of the regulations OF
quarantine, alluded to in my last.
The Duke D'Angouleme has pro-
missed the anufacturcrs at RoueL that
his influence shall be used to have the du-
ty on cot on taken off; and it is known
that several Of the deputies are in favor
Of this change.
e" MIR. Gallatin has returned from Brus.
sells. and has not, it is said, succeeded in
his mission. There is much talk just
nov of a war between Spain and Pvitu.
pal, and it is certain there has been q
movement of the troops Of the Turner
towards the frontiers of the latter. Ii is
also reported that Spain has bong ht seve-
raj ships of the line from Russia to take
troops to South America.
"Mr. Russell IS now in Paris, but will
probably set off for Stockholm in the
course Of the week.
Indigo continues to rise-rice is now
7Of in Pais--the first arriving will DO
WE'LL"
Letters from Havre, of November 6,
quote fine Normandy wheat at Is francs
the zoo Kilograms, equal to 4l0 lbs.
1t is stated in a Bordeaux letter Of the
Sd utmo that the government OF Spain
has permitted the expectation OF 10000
lanegas of wheat; great part OF which
was expected at that port.
Another letter mentions that the king
of Holland has proposed free trade in
teas, and it was expected the states De-
neral would adopt the project.
The celebrated general kosclusko died
in Switzerland on the 18Th OF October.-
His funeral was celebrated in Paris Oh
The 5lst. The particulars OF this cele-
bration were published IN the Patriot Of
Friday last
:" The government is now receiving
proposals Of tobacco. Some good Loni'i-
ana has been sold at 65 7Ot in bond"
Prices Current at Havre, Nor. 3.
Ashes, pot, 50 So per k; pearl 50 a
IS; bark, QIercit'on, s5 a y COTTON
Georgia upland, 2 IS S 25; Ne%.or-
leans 2 so a 2 40; rice, Carolina, Cd a
IS; tsllow. Russia, IS rs; Brazil o.
CT; tobacco, Virslnis, Maryland, Ken
lucky and Georgia, 70 100.
Tobacro may be bonded for czporta'
ton. For hone consumption it Can only
be sold to government, and in that case
pays 1Of duty if impaired BY f'rels" bot
toms. and is Tree OF duty by French ones
Copenhagen, Oct. IS.
IT'S now asccrtsinca that Russia cedc'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01
Frou. the B2Ston Gazette.

the NUTABILIrY OF HUMAN LIFE.
Ixitatei from Cassimer.
My f.iend, forbear III unmanly cry,
Nor let thy bosom heave the sigh,
Nor cloud Thy looks with zoe;
II Phpbus' rays should be res;rain'd,
And fortune from her tickle hand,
Some meklcss die should throw.
To day the inprissn'd whirl~indS sweep,
And rouse to rage the boiling deep,
And warning pillows roar;
But, ere the morn her sway resumes,
Zephyr shall weave his silken planes,
And central peace restore.
The sun, that sunk, with clouds opPrest,
Tomorrow rising in the east,
In his full flame shall glow;
Griefs and gay smiles alternate rise;
jog wipes the dew drops IRON our eyes
And transport treads OH woe.
Danger and disappointment wait,
To burst in sudden storms Of fate,
Where hopes proud progress rolls
Thus tbs decreed, till times last day,
Shall sweep this phantom world away,
And rest our tossing souls.
lie who last night his oxen drove,
To-day 20 Rome makes his remove,
4 sphere supreme to til;
The Jokes his oxen wore, he throws,
Resistless on his country's foes,
The vassals Of his will.
The evening star the man beheld,
An humble ploushmal in the field;
But when the morning came,
he, by the Senate's suffrage rais'd,
In highest rank Of glory b!azed,
Ana realms rSiereu his Hlne'
Should Iortune, who delights to twine
A sable with a silver line,
Assume different thread;
He poor swain, hiss'd by the throns,
Who with his triumph, swe!l'd their song
Must seek his straw-built shed.
The axes that with laurels crOwn'd,
Once struck 4 trembling terror round,
His stubborn struggles end;
HIS rod, which rnce the world controlled
To mend his fire and chase the cold,
Their last assistance lend.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01
CONGRESS-.
IN SENATE. Dee. 20.

Mr.. Campbell presented Inc heHoliiI
Of the legislature of Tennessee on u's
subject OF the Gnsatished claims Tor !aha
in that state. derived under the authori-
" of the stare OF North Carolina, which
was read AMI ordered to be printed.
Mr.. TAFT offered the following melton
for Consideration y,
Resolrea, That the committee on the
militia be Instructed to enquire into the
expediency Of augrneuting the pay OF the
militia when called ibt0 the service oil the
United States.
MIR. Wilson was appointed on the com
m;t,ee Tor enrelled bills, IN place OF MIR.
Mill. WIG v as excused on his request.
The hll for the relief OF siias Nlllad
was read the second time
Tie senate resumed the consideration
O. the bill t. extend tie time OF locating
VIRGINIA military land variants, &c. ane
the L,lI vas ordered to be ensroased 10
third trading. 81,
The bill to authorize the state Of Ten
nessee to issue grants and perfect titles o.
certain entrirs and locations Of land
ther eip descr bed, vas considered In CON
u,ittee Of the whole, aud then, on motto
Of Mr. Morrow, referred to select con
mittee composed of Mes,ls. Camp5e!
stokes, Macon, Williams Of Tenn. al
Morrow.
Alnessaee was received f. ON the Pre-
..Iient Of the United States, by his pr s
lie Secretary, communicating the 10, (
loving Report, in compliance with IL
Serate' :, rrsau.i N If the 10Th instant.
department Of State,
Uec. "a, 1917.
The Secretary OF State, to whom hs
been referred he resolution oi the ;,
rate Of the 10Th inst requesting Inform:
non touching the execution ct SO muc
IF tie first article Of the treaty ii Chez
as relates 10 tie res tuition Ut slave,
which has not heretofore been commune.
Gated, has tae honor to report to the Pre-. /
sident, that 10 answer has been receive. |
from The L itish 20, eminent TO the pref |
posal made by order vi the late Presi-
dent, on the I1th September, 1916, that
the question upon tie different cvnstruc-
ton given by the respective governments
10 ;hat Article shuil be referred 10 the
decision Of some endiy sovereign; that
the late Minister OK the L. States IN EH-
Gland, before his dcpa ture from LondoIb
renewed the request !Jr an answc., anu
that the presen: Minister at the save
court has beer Instructed IL invite agam
the attention of the British government 10
the subject. Al which Is 'esre1ua1i
submitted. joys QuiSCY ADAMS.
The Mc,.age and Rcpost ~eic oIde''
- to be printed. -. i
he bill for continuing the Stint estab-
'ishment at Philadelphia vas read the
third time, as amended, passed, aud sent
to h. House OF Rcprcs en,atives tor con-
currence in the amendments, and
The Senate adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01
SUPPOSED ROBBERY OF THE m.IL.

oNifO9Lb hObbrNi VI ! HE NAIL
In the Orleans Gazette Of The I'D Cf
November it is stated, tat ,tire success
sire mails from tie north have tailed, and
thar suspicion is indu Sed, amounting al
most to certainty, that they have been j.
legally opened and large sumS Of moncy
purloined." The same paper adds, "lle
postmaster here has adopted every ines.
sure in his power to detect the robbers,
aud with knowledge of h,se measures,
(Which at present it would not be proper
to discIose) we feel confident that mey
will succeed. and the offenders broug ht
to condign punishment"
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01

Too much sensibility, too much ten
dcrness. proves the bitterest curse in
stead of the most choicest blessing:
vexation and disappointment are its
certain consequences.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01
Department Of state,2
lee. 20, 1917.


The resolution Of the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes of the 18th Of this month, re-
4uesting the President to communicate
to that House whether any aud which OF
the representatives named in the list
thereto annexed have held Offices since
the 4th of March last, designating the
Offices, the time Of appointment and ac-
ceptanCe, and whether they were at that
time so held, or when they had been re-
signed, having been referred TO this de-
partment, the Secretary has the honor re-
spectIully to report to the President as
follows:
John Holmes, of Massachusetts, com
missioner under the 4th article OF The
treaty of Ghsnt; appointed 10th FebTu-
airy 1916; resigned oath Nov. 1917.
Samuel Herrick, of Ohio, attorney OF
the U. States appointed 10Th December
1910; resigned 29th November 1877.
Daniel Cruger, Of N. York, Postmas-
ter at Bath appointed goth June 1915 ;
resigned LIST December 1917.
Elias Earle, of South Carolina, post
master at CentreviIe: appointed in April
1915; resigned 18th June 1917.
ThoUas II. Hubbard, oil n. York, post
master at HamiItoa appointed llth OF
March 1873 resigned esd Oct. 1877.
Samuel L. Crafts, Of Vermont, princI-
pal assessor for the sixth collection dis
irct appointed 4ih January 1875; re-
sigEed 9Th June 1917.
George Robertson, Of Kentucky, prin-
cisal assessor Tor the seventh collection
district; appointed 4th January 1915 !;
resigned 5th Jane 1917.
George Mumford, of North Carolina,
principal assessor for the 10th collection
district. No resignation has been 'eceI'-
ed from MIR. Mumord.
Levi Barber, ot OHIO, receiver OF pub
lie monies at Marietta appointed Sd
March 1867 resigned iss Dec. 1877.
John r. PARROT, of New Hampshire.
ra.s! officer for the district OF Ports
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01

10 sn,in FIVE sail Of the line and ,h''s
frigates, which sre daily expected IL "2'
roads. The .9nsd.on is TO rende5'' ''
at Cadiz, uoder the command OF adni'..'
Molle,. The crews arc to be sent ir"'n
nussls in Spanish ,ransports to Iadiz'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01

We understand that the Presidents
house will be opened on Thursday next,
(.New Years Day) at I2 O'clock: Tor the
recef ton CT company. Having heard va
rlOus coujrc,utes on ;his subject. we have
made the recessary inquiries, and find
that this arrangement has been made.
f,iat. Intel.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.,
.lfondGy, December %.

A message was received FROM the Pre-
sidept Of the United States, by MIR. J. J.
Monroe, his private secretary, transmit
ting, in compliance with resolution OF
Tie House, OF The 18th instant, the fol-
Lowing report:
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01

Appointments by the President, ~ ,hs
consent OF tie Senate Of the UL.ted
States.
Wi'.i'm Jones. Pierce Butter, and
John Conmc!ly, Of Phlladel pnia, George
Williams, ct Baltim rc, and Waiter
Bovine, OF New-York, to BE- Directors VI
the Bank Of the Tn ted STATES, on the
part OF the United stote,, for the wear
ensuing. ibid.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01

1t has been supposed thai the state o:
Louisiana would Ge unrepreseuted in the
Senate If the United States tor the g eat
er part of the present session OF Congress.
from the death Of oTe Senator, aud the
sb.ence Of another. We nav learn that
Mr.. Fromentin. VIM was absent, has Ar
rived at New.Yoik from France, and IS
on his way to the seat Of gpVsrhmcat.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01

A letter from gentleman recently ar
rived from Haytl, state. That ;ne police
1t that county is well "rsauizrd; hat
both person and property are well secar-
ed; and that strange,s a'e particularly
protected and respected by Tie govern
ment and By individuals. biz
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-01-01
Erom TIE Iermont NteRigencer.

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10

TO the north. should be foremost in exploring
its extent and boundary. Men of ardor in the
cause, and at hardy resolution, and OF prudent
foresight are the proper persons for engaging
la such adventures.
lhtte have been various spCculations on the
constitution Of The internal nucleus or core Of
ihe earth, some considering il was occupied nv
Sel5d rock, OILERS by icater, and others again bv
Ii'c. ulysses Is represented by Homrras pcne.
trailing TO the neiher abcdeS BIS the WAY OF
CtuneriG 4, and Areas is Saidhy Virgil. to have
descended 10 tlle lower regious al Arernn,
Dante has aiytm a map profile OF the spaces
between tbs crust Oi Tie globe and lis centre
OF sr&NitS IS an enipe .ish!acMt 10 li,s poem IN
Jcrh0.
Eut all these ARE visions Of the imagination.
90 nctions OF poetry we stand ,n need oi Oct.
t,r iuturEAtOn. Ohe acluo, explorer Would
lo hctlet thau thousand inventors OF sto-
riyy
How rare x eNtIaCi dinaly would il be TO con-
verse with YOU ON NOui tV-aprearaoce from ihe
Internal wOtids itoid GaIt Lewis aud Capt.
Riley. on the rttuiu q tbc former from tie
nerth west coast OF America, aud tle iaticr
from the lriehiiul desar,S OF Auica. that be-
held them a, ia some sort, visitors from auO-
Ihcr sphere So wnuld y0u really be alter lie
performance of the project contained in your
ictiCr.-Adleu and he hippy!
SAMUEL =. MITCHELL.
JaiH Cieres SgHla.S ESi.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10

THE FaINT Boy....To ANNE.
Here's q box for your toilet. dear maid.
Which Shgtv you m gtuteiu, return.
q! cosmetics tina, never can fade
Their use will ~ please yoa to learn
With this wash then, Good Huinor, begin
IL smuotbS oil the wriukics Of Gaze.
ClesIS mNiety'S gloom from tire SKIN
anc makes /, transpareii aud fair.
Next ih9 pearl pow der. Innocence. use.
40 pure and So soiien'j as white
Der thy check twill ius,te dilluse
More fair than is yon,h's purple light.
Its bloom then let Modesiy shed.
Not like rouge, in fiN'd bushes, confessed,
Bnt Changing. aud Nj hiding, aRd spread.
Like lwiiIgh;'s sweet blush o'eI The west.
Your eye. ii 20 largnish /, seem
Will Synpalhy's radiance renew.
Now hnd!ing with joys brightest beam,
New melting ina phys soft dew.
'Round your mouth With Bensvolence trace.
IN smiles, an expression THAT'S Mind
I1en spread, Ger the wliOle Of your face.
fhe beamin- Refinement of mial.
Yet observe me. these beautiful hues
Ahectation eau rever InpaU
TRUTH alone is the brush you must use,
And the paint box tseif.... yOuT avn heart.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-11-10


5'Ht s"bsc''ner offers thar va'uah'e Iracf " Lcpa
WitTCGu be Trsia-5 Fu b., fr runi q. of Lsii.
~, on b"ich, creek, c'naiat- 7e acics, scproseJ
70 Or oneihrd lorefnunds r'ar 81 iie irv grounds
IS ~ woods ths greater psttot a~h,.b land IS Gne
t"batco iani. There y sufficient quantity cleared
work 10 i9ad.. IIis land dies Within u,iies of
Van aver. 81 Dciov Dap,iHe .uI ~ below ,iiton...
ier'ns vii 90 c.'.A, ihc o.ler 10 tto animal pay.
nrchb"rhood. Iio-e "i,hing 10 purchase elod laaa.
afe rtqntst,dto call on ige.
s.p,. .. l...elq,. rowLNG Ftpppor.
510R s1LE.. the tnhs'tbef iuteuIiuz Nv rci. otriU
Cul.cp,r, offers f1r salc his Houy,, Is I0fsfl M
H1stuJc use lariiiur house istwo s,otits st,h nd
cont4iBs rcpas floor hes nts large crsrts ana IS
most plea my situated tit pui DC sTHatr. ThsaEd
'Nt i"'rf Offices attached 30 afc 10 guOh repair, ard
calculated irf is CoiuIU NE accommodation 81 gen.
le'I t2Wi'. i"- gatd.u IS ye!y productive, ard vel
"'tfh Wn! fruits and 'hiUHs Of GiHuTcu Kinds. lie
,''s ''e V,p ieu'e, "nd partly enclosed win ihora
h.i-ts. VIII me dwelling house may be had q smaIl
"'m nigh 10 ~ town. 81 Us 2cyes, ~ an improbable
bejets.
ic alsoont's forssc fc,pou 1ork Rircr in Jaii o.
CiN county, containing isj acres. On tti- ,tgi %
horse and fdis. .Hd orchards sf apple pptraii t.
re- Ihcie are ahoHt 500 arres 20 laaa cleared aud
EtlH efass ssd ~ f sl sfrgs Of marsh pici a0oit5
au ca-f ani rDri w pasture fYf the stoss. rIat;er o.
iti' has h'gh use here rth suctrss. The .-Vte 81
700 ftu Us ''''f $3.50 'arac pune, oak, hickory .Ud
rtr,uui aul is 70 BE- sos irrbtDe N1vs l.it al .r
-'ai.sHel or NHrS rysr ihc t.n'''r on iie ial vI4
' "..H this iatr us' o. ha+ 'bc stock ct h.f
tft 'nuff a..t~. cattle s..p t hUr-.IG Ltsrfetgrt
,''r" ''IH by and "f'er. - ihe .o.t oi ".u4sut
H.Ja@sr,s. ca .. ,iur4 up<p.a cv
20 i'f tllt N' 1A"HI...f1Hf I'd, Is'u .'e srb
30 fr ic,, an'it SIS ur... at' sIr o. .n,s rat.d
ttit r1AN. aronf @ yr.t'oi 81. drthrrnH romel,z
%, inifals .Ue. eyes snHtoh.t Ercr, uurL .r5 &C.
lao rcgrfrisrrrs ip fl.r.,.f at SIR. Ir.r.Hfr G. D..
,frn" "'s' sis',r % 'I' 'usn l.n'f's i1 rsuirtr.
srom Gfo1uusesfr tt.at-' r E4lst.r. +. hes i.,f
Hr BE- COOS ftaf been uuruf 'tr t' .f 'n Que ot rt
.l"H.' D 600 stf i.f