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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-22
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NORFOLK, Sept. l6.-By Tie Alknomac
and the Trial, from Kingston, jamaica,
regular files of the papers of that place 20
the 18Th uii have been received al this
Office. They afford but little newS.---
Sales of coffee had been effected al from
10 TO 81 cents.
Com. Aury is said TO have taken posses
sion THE island OF Old Pro, idence, which
he has fortified aud garrisoncd with about
$50 troops. lie appeared of Old Proyi-
dence on the 4tli July, in the brigdnilne
Mexican Congress, with four other armed
vessels under Mexican colors, and two
prizes, and sent boat on shore Ia notify
his intention to occupy that island and The
neighbOripg one of Santa Catalina in be-
hall OF the independent Government. The
next day he ldahed hts troops, and COM
meDced throwing UP works of Defence
lie also issued a proclamation, promising
protection TO the inhabitants, and To- all
private property, ~ consequence OF which
no acts OF plumber had taken place. Ma
ny OF his officers are said to be British
His object III holding these places is not
slated, though il may be readily inferred
that lie designs them for dcpOts ioi his
prizes. Heyafd.
KINGSTON, August lj.-TSe Dolphin.
OH nti passage uo"n sprung hcr lophdSl,
aud on the Stb inst. put INTO Ike Bay Of
San Fonde, for the purpose Of rciiiiiug il
whcn about II A. NJ. she was attacked by
a number of boats from The shore, which,
after a short conflict, chiefly Of musketry,
were beaten of without any loss on tie
part Of the Doipin's crew, but with con
siderable loss OF that Of ilie assailanis,
one Of their boats having been sunk with
IN few yards Of lie vessel. They seem
10 have been led on BY white man, and
IN AZ probability either an EpgIsbman OF
an American, from the exclamation d" q
God fused by him when shol, y hich Was
distinctly heard 10y Tie DolplIIns crew.
BRiDGETowN, (BarbadOs) August T..
We have received ihc following commuui.
cation from quarter Tat authorizes the
| attest authenticity
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-22

General .5am Martin isn0t the commanderiu
ChiCi Oi Tie armies Of la Plata, bat of the army
q Chill Ony. The Chiiiduss tSIc him the &c.
Gerai Of tie Andes, ~ a compliment 10 Tie ex-
trdoi d,naiy heioiso aud perseverance Of his
march across tbOSc mountains, iB January aud
February 1917. When hc undei took the expe-
diticn Gen. San Martin Was governor OF Hen.
dora, q frontier tOWuand province Of Ia pla-
Ia, bordering Oh Chill, aud about 1850 or 1900
n,.its wtst OF the city of ijurHOs AyIes. Gen.
Hauue Belgrano, very diSiins uished and
able officer, is Tie principal commander Of
la Plata. lie ~ at the head of that portion OF
me military iotce, called the Amy u Peru !;
aud ha, been, duiug several Yeas, engaged
o. tie frontiers OF La Plata aHd ieis, a dis
tarcC Of 1900 or 2O0O miles north Il on the city
Of Buenos Ayres. Ills career has bccn dis.
tingushCd by many splendid uiumth over
the royal Peruvian army aud Their. q the
strongest ground TO hope, that Gen. ljelsrano
VIII be enabled, by tse victory oe MMpu,
and the coucert OF General San hEtrt,n, to
march into Peru, and overcome every obsta-
Gle 10 itS independence. lIFGclmsH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-22

Te1nGInDNcO FriSOp, Jtule %, ISis.
Seven Americans, discharged from the scI.r
Penguin, uf New York, and taken up OF s,is.
piCion Of Being patriots, are in this prison
We have hid nothing allowed us since the Cd
Of June, being % days, and Sill remain ia tie
same stale, and 40 hopes Of getting out We
hive been put in very innocenily. aud their
treatment towards US is worse llian can be
expressed. They even hdte tie nQMe Of an
American. Wcare put IN among mardeifrs
There's &C. OF GH cOiOjS, and are IN danger Of
car lives every moment. We we're taken on
the 10th Of February, and have been in prison
ever since, being I,aFi, five months.
JOHN MAXWELL.
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FROM THE SPANISH MAIN.
AMERICAN pRISONFRs IN pPAz,r

The following is an extract Of letter from
all American seaman. (iOrmcrly of this poIi
20 friend of bis residing here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1818-09-22
THE NAVY

London editors, with their usual i2no-
rance about every thing relating TO our
country, alicdge, that many essential ma
ierlals Tor our NAYS must be had from -
broad and argue, ihat a var would con
sequentIy interrupt lis growth. Thank
heaven, lis growth, power and character,
depend on ourown resources-On oar own
timber, iron and hemp; OIL That physical
power aud mental elasticity of our sailors,
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nNNERAL ~ tlARrTN.

). a. TURNER, first OGcer.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04

4of ebivsiry. The immence wilderness
through which they marched, The lhsa ions
and suHerings tina, they underwent, rogelhe
with the rigcur Of no,he'n winter, ss,cnisb
Us at The undertaking, whilst We sympAbIze
at The fate OF these brave men.
The plains OF Abrsbsm possess nearly The
same iatcrest: and when We look back 20 the
conquest Of Cansda, We lose slgnt Of our
seper auon from B,itain, ard nibgIe in The
pride and gIo'y oil the achievement. siood
oO the rock where Wolf expired; and look
iss ovc' the plain, imsg ined the spo, where
MonicL struggled in he ssonies Of death.
The blood Of tho slain has enliched the soil,
and the place where hostile armies once were,
IS now adorned with the richest verduse.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

Our State Legislature com mended Its DC
tober session in this town on Tuesday iast
In the House Of Representatives. (scmi.
annually ,he Hon. NATHANIEL HAZARD,
lRep. was chosen Speekcr, ard DExTEn
RAsDALL, Esq tKep.] Clerk, svishOus 0nhO
sifion.
The Governor made The following CON.
muoica,ion 10 tho Assembly, which was re-
referred to a commutee, with ssvctal docu-
ments accompanying II.
MESSAGE.
Gentleman Of the Senate, and
Gentleman Of tie House Of REORGANIZATION.
Since tho last session of the General As.
sembly, I have received resolutions Of the
Legislatures of the States OF New Hsmp-
shire Connec,icu,. New.Yp K, North. Carolina,
Georgia and Mississippi relative to amend
meu,s OF the Constitution oil the Unlsd
States, which here with communicate for
your confederation. / have also received
from the Secretary Of the Treasury Of the
United States, q resolution Of the House Of
Representatives, concef ming pubic Roads
and Canals, with request that he might be
infot med OF those corporations in this State,
which require and deserve the aid of the
government Of the United States. Not be
ing possessed Of the information required
nor Of all the undertakings Of that nature,
which, as objects Of public improvement,
may require and deserve the aid of govern
ment, now lay before you his coUmunica-
tion on the subject, Tor your advice and direc-
tions thereof.
Early in tho last session Of Congress, I re-
quested our Representatives to urge the Get.
a cf hs ~ls nf fh an he,
Unped States, for services rendered, and cx.
renses incurred In the late war with Gresl
Britain, who informed me they had given to
he subject the atteotion It's Importance de.
panded, & that they had no doub, the accom-,
would be settled in the course Of the approach.
oe summer. Siecs that time, the audi or
whom was referred these claims for adjust
aent, has requested othsr vouchers, than
acse forwarded win the account q part Of
shess required have been furnished him, -
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- s.s:z:0:z:-
ALBANY, Der.
Head Quarters, Northern D.ptsion J
CRowwsvILLE, Oct Sh 1918
DIVISION ORDERS.

The Major General. having completed the
review # ,he troops and examination Of The
Posts in the Eastern section of his command,
cannot conceal the grs;i6cstioD that has beca
connected with the perfos m ance Of This po,t
Of his duly. In activity Of lSbour upon poo.
lie works, IN discipline a. we'll OF police -
drill, aud in readiness to obey the call aud
Justify he expectation OF the country he il
convinced that tho troops he has lately in-
spected are not to be surpassed.
The Sixth Regiment OF Infant y wa. found
employed on the forufcstions o, Rouse's
Point, and although devo,ed exclu.ive'y to
laboor tor the previous three months, iis ap-
pearance eonfo' med to The high reputation il
has always sustained. The lsbors .cf the
troops Of this corps have been of high and
importan, character. The country at large
is indebted to the On for their activity in lor-
flying one ct its most IWporisnt svepues:
and the formation Of the road from Pla,ts-
surgh to Chsteaugusy will be source of long
snd grateful remembrance to the dsuicf
where they have been stationed. The Com
msuding General Is grsli6ed TO state ,hst
these important services have been rendered,
without the least dia.inutiou Of their excel.
ience ss soldiers.
The several Posts gsrriscoed by the Regi.
ment Of Light Artillery were. wrba a single
exception. as the Commanding Crnersl
would wish to find them. The soti.rly
ehsrsetcI given by Lieut.. Col. EusrI, to his
baI,sllion, although composed almost eptirely
Of Recruits, is honorable 10 him and IN. #.
6eess Toe police AID medical resu - No
OF Forts Lndeasndsnee, Wsrrsn, Ssysll, Uol.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04

covers them. The Lirds carol as eaiiy, an d
nature is dressed in Smiles as enchanting, ss
If war had never invested the scene with hor
ror end dismsy. The groans Of the dying
were drowned by the thuudefs Of the cataract
and the roar Of cannon.
There 10 burning spring near Bridgewa-
tor. The old Irish women who shows i. TO
travellers, need not in point Of gaIuDi y fear
a contest with Shakespeare's nursein Romeo
and Juliet. She says that ga did dofe Of
gentlemen think the falls very litsIe OF GU
riosiiy compared with the burning spring. !"
To the list Of objects calculated 10 gsstify
curiosity, may likewise be sddedihe = Iphirt-
hoof IN the Niagara river, aud the Dfrirs
Den," both few miles below the Falls.
SEDLEY.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04
Providence, Oct. 27, lais.

On "Wednesday, the proxies for Represeu-
ta'ives 10 Cong'es were opened and counted.
Messrs, HAZARD and EDDY were declared
elected wi,bJu opposition.
Fbe reports trom the several Banks in tho
stste we're made agreeably 10 lew.
charter was granted TO another new Sank
in Sou b Kingston. .
The Commissioners on the Northern
Boundary reported, tha, they had been as yet
unable TO effect settlement with The Massn.
chuseus Commissioners.
The tocke' Of pnva,e petitions wa. taken
on Wednes sdy ''ernoon, and again on Thus
day and yesIeio.y.
Much privsie aud unimportant business
has been transacted.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04

THE vICE-PREsIDENT

Returned to this town on w ednesday last,
from Boston, via Providence and BrisIol. In
his way he had a vew Of the site pro.
posed as a Navel Depot, ct Tiyeuoo: On
the evening of his ARRIVAL, among other testi-
monials Of respect, the State House was Sfil-
iiantly Illuminated, as also were Fort Woicott
and Fort Adams. He left town on Ftidsy in
The revepue-cutter Alert, Capt II. Cahoone !;
but owing to prevailing head winds he pro.
ceeded to New London by land, where he
,cok passage, il the steam boat, for New
Yosk.
-:o:%s:o:-
JAHEs LASMAN Esq. OF Norwich, is ap-
Po.ottd by The Legislature e CoDnscticu',
Scaatof IN the Congress OF the United States,
commencing on the 9Th March next. We
believe this is the hst Republican Senator
ever returned from that stare.
The. Hon. HENRx CLAY, Speaker Of the
Huuse OF Representatives, of the u. States,
passed through Providence on Saturday last,
on his way TO Boston.
--:o:o#o:C:--
ORDIA5TIOM
On "wednesday, ne "a b inst. wes ordaip-
cd 10 the Pastoral Office IN The Congreg ga,ional
Chutch in Tiveuon, the Rev EBKsKaER
CoLMAs.--Tbe Introductory Prsyer was Of.
. '-'ed by ,he Rev. Sylvester Holmes, of New
bedford the Sermon was preached by the
Rev, Samuel Peyson, D. ID Of RinGgs, IN.
II fron Gal. ". l6-P aye, was made by
Kew. Thomss Anosews, OF Berkley; the
charge to the Pasol- was addressed by Rev.
William Pattcn, D. D. and the charge to The
Church and Society, by Rev. Calvin Hitch
cock, both OF Newport the right hsnd Of
Fellowship was presented by Rev Jscl
Mann, of Bristol, and the conc luding p .ye
was offered BY Rev Mase Shepard, ct Little
ComP,on.--A very numerous auditory were
very attentive during the whole OF the solem
n'ry-and there is reason for the friends of
him 10 ,eioce in the prospects of extensive
usefulness 10 the Pastor - Mercury
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NEW PORT.

WEDNE SOY, AoysMsER 4. 1913

of this s,a.e are sill in session: In addition
20 what 10 repseled under the Providence,
head, We learn, that the Legislature have in
corpofated four new Bank They have also
appointed Commlltee on the General Suf-
frsge Bill, 10 report Law o, the February
Session. The Com nhitlce on the Goyernor's s
message, made On interesting and dimpoftant
Report, which, with other Legislative pro-
seedlings, will appear next week.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04

rcr ainder have nni Teen able 80 tts;n, tbsv
arc not TO be found in he Sscfeis,y's uor
Gen. Treasurer's flee.
The gentle emsn chosen Chief Justice Of
tho Supreme Judicial Ccur, OF thi. Stai. 70
the last session ~ the General As.tpi y.
has declined that ,fce - there efore now e.
mains vacant, end you, Geniltusn, viii! o.
eide on the tine and person 10 fl .ha, inpcr.
tsRt sts,ion.
While the General Government protects
and encourages agriculture, commerce and
manuisciufss, the Legislatures Of The sever
al States are the immediate guardians of the
public morals end education (; TO them in
more particularly entrusted The duty Of 'pro-
vidinB ior the euilivailcn and eulie bteuire Of
The nlad--a trust so essential In all poo,,
socie'ies, and especially 30, in goverpmtes
whers all power IS vested ia the people, and
all ihr acls oi the public iunciionaries weigh.
ca and tested by public op,nicn. Il is toe
that msny persons have done much by est.b.
fishing SUNDAY Schools IN ,he neighbo, hood
ot some 81 Toe manutscI uring villages Of tnas
Slasei.pus when We Icaect how small a oo.tioe
q timeE appropriated 10 education by SUNDAY
Schools siooe, we must De sensible that tho
acquiScnS"s OF The youth Who labouf in
these factories, must be sxlren.ely limitSd.--
AND u 10 iameDtabic truib, that TOO MANY
OF the rising generation that are obliged 10
iahtur IN those works OF ALMOST upce.s;o.,
application and industry, are s,owinc uu wi,hs
out an opportunity oi oolaine thai eaucs,ion.
which is nccesss, y for their personal wella,e'
as well as The weiiaIo Of The whois eommu-
MY
am well assured plan csn be devised
and carried into eiecI, by the aid oil the
Legislature, and without aIy expense 10 tho
otale' that shall educate the m in u,suDer
that VIII make hem not only useful 10 their
coon ry, bui also to themselves, and will sua.
bic th.m not only TO exeroise The p.iv,lse1s
oi feemen' but be capable of es,imaung
these blessings.
ln closing this communication, il is pecu-
Isrly Pieasan, 20 review The situation of lhcse
United States. Whithevef WY we ,urp, We
behold ouv county blessed with peace, he esitb.
liberty and pfospeiiy--virtue and civiIixasion
keeping pace with an unexampled increase
oil popu'a,ior--discord and patiy prsia-
dice vanishing before The hight Of r.sson, snd
the influence OF ,hst Religion which teaches
peace on earth and good will IOWA ds mcp--
the general government admins, cred upon
the principles OF justice and the Cons,i lu,ion,
and truly 1t is said, It's cxactions are few and
our burdens Iigh;-ag rIcultuie, manufactures
and the arts tostered, and on cilzse, ss wen
ss commerce projected. In cuD,e plating
;his happy condition OF our coun,y, we are
i,fesisuby led TO acknow ledge and adote he
Author Of all these blessings, and with heafis
OF gratitude, to unite ia rendering praise and
thanksgiving un,o him, fcr his goodness cod
boonty SO manifcssly ex,cnded upto us--sud
to feisenily pray, that We msy SO conduot,
that he may be disposed to continue them
unto Us and our posieri y forever.
N. r. KNIGHT.
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Extract Of letter from gentleman visif 10 Que
Dec, 70 his friend an -,s,r-fsrk

bee. 20 his friend an Ns,s-fsrk.
There is no place. in America, the name OF
which is more familiar to every one, ths.
Qaebcc. From our earliest youth we have
hs"d Of its strength, aud Of the hard Tough,
battles that have been before IL. The nacse.
Of those who have fallen st its walls, hav,
been handed down to posterity, with kind
Of heroic venera,ion sod, perhaps whilst ]
am writing, You are following to the tomb
he mouldering remains Of the Immor,sl
Montgomery. Ihave seen the place wherc
hey once laid, and have trod on the enIt
where our brave couu,rymen fell. The h.
unry &c the expedition that attacked Queb.
~ i775, is so unlike any o,bor Of mode
umes, that We almsN believe ourselves to l..
reaeipg the fanciful adventures Of The hefoss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04

Novei and Imhorfan Case.--A eorrespon-
dent at EIkton, has forwarded US the follow
ing statement of novel and important csse,
tried few days ago in Cecil county esu't.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1818-11-04

The. Hon. HENRy CLAY, Speaker Of The
House OF Rep eseotsuves of the u. States
PASSED through Providence on Saturday last
on his way TO Boston.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-29
Burr Milestone Making.

HNhE Suv.crlbrr wtsnes to inform his
fi-uds and the public, that he has
OF baud good supply of the first quality
Burr Rocks. His shop near Cu!.Pey-
tna's store, where he Can supply all Mil
lers at the shortest notice With first rate
Mill tones. and which he vii warrant
q al il not superior 10 any in the United
States and will sell them at IKE mos. re-
duced prices-the workmanship superior
~ anv il the district.
D,r.lS ROBERT GLENN.
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Proposals

NOR Publishing BY Subscription, and
now ready for the press. series OF
historical volumes. which when finished
will assume the title of
Universal History Ams'7caaised;;
Or, an historical view OF
Europe, Asia, africa and .america,
from the earliestreco' DIS to the nineteenth
century-with a particular reference to
the state Of society, literature. religion.
and form of government in the United
States of America.
BY DAVID RAMSAY. N. D.
Sc life ia so short and time so valuable,
tina it were happy for us if all great
works we're reduced to their quintes-
sence." Sir WlAlam Jones.
PROSPECTUS.
ASIA.
The Asiatie part Of this work contains
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Maryland Tobacco,
WANTED BY
March II LtWRtSON & FOWLE
4 Farmer Wanted.

II WISH 10 engage person OF good
character who will undertake the
management of farm on Broad Run, in
Loudoun county, cultivated by German
redemptioners, who conduct themselves
with propre.v. his speaking the Ger
man language will not b. an imNnr'snt
rrqnisite, but it ,eili be expected If him
to labor .Wiih them, al wel,a to instruct
them in our system of agriculture. APP
plicatiun maybe made to me personally
in Alexandra, or by letter.
J. L. M.KENNA.
april 9 dStmwttI
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Leather,
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TTOR.N WEI A Il l. II ",
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For Sale,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT,
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So celebrated in New-England for the
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These pills are recommended by men
IF the fest characters in the state Of Mas
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For Freight,

ra The ,loop ELONZ0, Acors
gSsEE&e Barnes master, 6urthen 400
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Apply to JOHN =. LADp g 20
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20 casks cut nails, assorted sizes and
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500 Goshen cheese
lS0 bushels potatoes
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100 canisters of innerisl, OF Q lbs.each
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8 do. cups and saucers, of 300 pie
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10 bags pepper
ALSO FOR SALE,
The cargo OF schnr. Vehus, consisting OF
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.4LN4NACS, tOr 1918,
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gross, dozen or single one,
By JOHN A. STEWART,
Who has on hand,
a large stock OF writing and letter paper
nasteboards, states, blank books, quilts
sealing wax, waters, playing cards, and
paper for rooms.
Family and common bibles and tesla.
men.s, prayer books, psalm and hymn
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CLASSICS, Dilworth's, Webster's, MAYORS,
Comley's, Murray's, Columbian and Phi
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p. s b. Geoghegan,

MOROCCO LEArgER MANUFACTURERS,
City Of Washington,
NJ ESPECTFULLY inform The work
~ ers md consumers of the ABOVE a
ticle, that they have succeeded ur. john
Lawrence in his Morocco establishment,
and from an experience Of twenty year
in the above business, hatter themselves
they vii be able to produce manufac-
tue equal to any in the United States.
They VII keep constant supply OF
Morocco of srery color,
suitable for cnachmakers, hatters, shoe
makers and binders.
PunctuaI attention paid to the compile
ton OF orders from either town or coun-
try
Fine and coarse wool may also be hail
Al their manuiactnry, at the lowest ma r
ket nrice. april 20
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1818-04-29
For Freight nr Charter.

SSA lnl fat sailing cOPoered
FS:ssss Philadelphia built snip Be l.
10y ;SEY, captain Fo-tcscne, bur
&C. Zze~ then $50 tons, will b. in rea-
dipess for the reception Of cargo in a
few DAYS. For terms apply To
april 90 FIR. ADAMS Jr.