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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-04
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TXIiLLIAM TRUE, corner Of kmg (
Wv Fairfax streRts, Informs his iriepd;
and the public, that from the liberal encou-
ragemen, he has received from thn iadies
aud gentlemen of this town and vicinity,
as well as from strangers who occaslonai!y
resort hither, he intends en!argihg bis bust
ness, aud has taken pains to procure the
very besto of STOCK, also good workmen.
lie can assure the pubic That all orders Tor
Boots and Shoes,
of every description, will be rosctually ex-
ecuted. and the work done in style not
exceeded by any other factory in the dis
trict. He has constantly on hand, ready
made, a very extensive assortment 0t
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21
LATE AND INTERESTING NEWS FROM
ENGLAND.
From the ": Y. Eyeniny Post Of vesterdav.

From the ": Y. Evening Post efyesterday.
FOREIGN NEwS.--By the arrival last even
ing, of the ship Athens, Webb, from Liverpool,
received Irish papers to the 21st of August inclu-
siye, containing London dates to the 10Th of the
same month. They furnish very long account
of riotous meeting at Manchester, headed by
Hunt and others, which ended in bloodshed. At
ter the reformers, as they call themselves, had
assembled, and began TO display their placards,
flags, and other nsignias Of sedtion, about 100 of
the Manchester cavalry gallopped on to the ground
in full speed, and halted within one hundred yards
OF the hastings. They halted in extreme disorder,
and Mr.. Hunt cried out--ss Receive them with
three cheers, and be firm" The orders thus
made were punctnalIy obeyed, and Mr. Hunt again
said" They are all in confusion this is trick y
But it was no trick; for, after minutes pause,
forming, brandishing THEN sabres, and squirting
their horses, they charged through the compact
crowd, instantly made passage, and surrounded
the hastings, on which Mr.. Hunt was still shouting
with outstretched hand" Be firm" The exhor-
tation was vain; the trampling of the horses, and
the cutting of the riders. cleared the adjacent
ground in an instant; when, without a minute
delay, the hastings, with the chairman, men, wo-
men, flags, and caps upon it, were hurled to the
ground--the cavalry in The midst of and upon
them. Mr.. Hunt, with Mr. johnson, and one or
two others, secured, and sent with a strong
escort to the New Bailey. dreadful scene now
took place near the shattered hastings, and the
ground was strewed with the bleeding bodies OF
men and women, bruised, cut and trampied upon.
Amongst the rest special constable, MIR. Ash
worth, Of Bulbs Head was cut to the ground by
atrooper. and almost immediately died.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

lston in a most feeling and impressive man
ner pronounced sentence Of death Oh
George Brown, convicted Of the murder
of Captain John Lewis, on board the schr.
Retrieve.--Brown was mate Of the vessel,
and it appears planned the murder and
robbery before leaving port. The uu-
fortunate victim after receiving some Sc
we're blows, was thrown into the sea, and
his cries Of distress disregarded. Brown
|personated Capt. Lewis, and by the conf
mission ofperjury bis vessel was admitted
into Spanish port, and the crew were
dissipating the property when the discove-
ry was made by the confession Of one Of
the accompiices.--They we're imprisoned
by the Spanish government at Omoa, and
brought to this port 10 one Of our public
vesseis.--Brown is not yet % years Of
age, and is sentenced TO be executed on
Friday the 9th of October next.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21
MARRIED.

AT Barre, Mass on the list instant, Major IcHA-
non b. CRANE. of the u S army, late of this towns
to Miss CHARLOTTE RANGER, daughter of A.
Ranger, Esq dec.
At the Glebe, in the county of Powhatan, BY the
Right Rev. Bishop Moore, the Rev. JOHN EeAN,
to Mrs. MARr H. PaIENEzF. The Rev Mr..
Egan had been admitted to Holy Orders in the Ro-
man Catholic Church, and had officiated for some
time as Pastor Of Congregation in Augusta, State
of Georgia, but prior to his marriage, expressed to
Bishop Moore, a wish TO unite himself to the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, and assured the Bishop
that he should very soon make formal applications
to that purpose. Richmond COMPILER.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21
For sher;6-JosEPH T. BALDWIN.

For Sher.f-JOSEPH T. BALDWIN.
FELLOW CITIzENs,-If Mr.. Baldwin
be already known to you, he needs no
other recommendation: if any Of you do
not know him, enquire of your neighbors
who do, aud you will find the following
to be his general character THAT he is
a man of great activity, and well ac-
quainted with business--of great punctu-
atty, and Of unimpeachabIe integrity =
sociable, friendly, and beneyolent--one
who always sympathises with the distress
ed, and does all 10 bis power to relieve
them. He is charitable TO the poor, and
thew bless him; and the great rule of his
conduct is to do unto others as he would
they should do unto him. He is true
friend to his country, and to its constitu-
ltion and government. He was appointed
Collector of the revenue in the --- dis
trict Of New-Jersey, during the late war,
and he discharged the duties Of his Office
10 most acceptable manner, both TO the
people and TO the goyernment--and his
fidelity and punctuality in the discharge
Of those duties were not exceeded by
any other officer. 10 short, yen will find
him to possess all those good qualities
which you desire 10, a Sheriff.
AN ELECTOR.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21
FOR SALE,

HvHE HOUSE, SHOP, and LOT
DOW occupied by the subscriber, sit
mated between Isaac Fl. Williamson, Esq
and the place lately occupied by Moses
Chandler The house is 10 good repair,
with an excellent well Of water near the
door. The subscriber viii dispose of the
above property al reduced price for
cash.
JOHN A. BERRY.
Eliz, Town, Sept. ID, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21
WILLIAM HALsTED, Jun.

was proposed, and unanimously nominated
as 9 suitable person to be supported at the
approaching election as one Of the repre-,
sentatiyes for said county in the next le
gislature.
Elisabeth To,un, Sept. 20, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

twelve days, TO save many thousand dol
lars, annually, Of public expenditure and
make the legisIationof the state more cor,
venient and beneficial.
1t will be perceived at once, no altera-
ton is hereby made in any principle OF
article of government. The object il
solely to make the first meeting of the
Legislature, (after the election ia Octo-
lber, to be in January following, instead
of being 10 the same month, October.
The only question is, +" Shall there be one
sitting Instead of two--and is not January
more proper than October 70 The mode
of effecting this change is, by taking the
actual votes of the people on the PROPOSE
|tion, at the ensuing election. As to the
great benefit, and saving to the people, and
the public advantages, Of meeting on the
FIRST Wednesday iu January, instead Of
the fourth Tuesday in October, not a dis.
senting opinion existed nothing can be
more obvious TO every rejecting mind. A
few gentlemen 10 the Legislature, were
DESTROYS OF more extensive alterations;
and some, wished to incorporate into the
Constitution, permanent mode Of
| Ing it,: But as any great change might
lead to defeat or protract an alteration
merely as to the time Of meeting, which
appeared so universally desired, and
would be attended with SO many benefits /:
the Legislature confined the proposal TO
that single point. II is earnestly hoped,
that in the strife and eagerness about cam
didates. at the next election, the voters
will not forget this most important thing
and gentlemen Of Information, aud ac-
quainted with the reasons aud utility Of
this measure, in the several counties, are
called upon to attend to it, and see thai
the tickets containing the names OF can
didates, have printed or written on then
the word /" amendment" for all those who
approve of change of the time of meet
ing. The Editors of newspapers in the
state, are requested TO give this article ar
insertion, and il they approve, to ient
their Talents and influence to promote the
object; which must succeed il not for
gotten-it is point in which it is believed
all must agree.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21
Rhodt.IsLand.

Rkode-Island.
Providence Bank IL per ct. dis.
Washington Bank, at Westerly, 2 do.
Other Rhode Island notes 2 do.
Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia City Bank Notes para z peret. dis
Silver Lake Notes 40 do.
Germantown Bank Gas do.
Bank of Delaware County 2a3 do.
Bank of Chester gas do.
farmers Bank of Bucks County ga DO
New-Hope Delaware Bridge Com. a 5 do.
Bank Of Montgomery Co. at Nor
Unincorporated Banks IS so do.
DeIaware.
farmers Bank of Delaware ga per ct. dir.
Other Delaware Notes 5s25 do.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore city notes laf1-2 do.
annapolis and Branches Saf0 do.
Other Maryland notes no sales
Columbia District.
Bank Notes Of Columbia generally per ct. dis.
Except the folIowing)
Merchants Bank at Alexandria no sales
Mechanics Bank uncertain
Franklin Bank uncertain
Virginia Notes.
Bank Of Virginia s its Branchesa i-e per ct. dis.
Farmers Bank and its Branehes2 ia do.
v aiiFy Bank Ts5 no.
sUnehartered Banks 10a 90 do.
North Carolina.
State Bank of North Carolina s.
its Branches 13a IA per ct dis.
Newbern and Cape Fear 13ai4 do.
South Carolina car do.
Georgia.
Savannah Banks 7a7I-2 per ct, dis
augusta Banks 7a7f-2 do.
Augusta Bridge Bills IS 40 do.
Other Georgia Notes 10 do.
If less than S., "a 8 per cent discount.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

In publishing the list Of the Directors
Of the New-Jersey Missionary Society for
the ensuing year, in our last, the following
names we're inadvertently omitted:
Rev. SAMUEL FISHER,
BENJAMIN CeRY, Esq.
JOHN LITTLE, Esq.
Mr.. PETER A. JOHNSON.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21
From the Trenton Federalist.

ALTERATION OF THE CONSTITUTION.
The attention Of the Electors Of New
Jersey, at the ensuing election, to be held
on the 18th and 18th days Of October, is
most particularly called to this subject /:
There is nothing Of a local concern SO
Immediately important.
The Legislature, at their last sitting,
by an almost unanimous vote, passed an
act, :" Proposing to the people, to amend
the Constitution" by fixing the time Of
meeting after the election, to be on the
first Wednesday, in January, in each year,
instead as now, on the fourth Tuesday in
October. The effect being TO make about
eight weeks intervene instead Of ten or
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21
coMMuNrcArIoNs.

At a meeting Of respectable number
of the inhabitants of the township OF Eli
zabetll, quaIifiedsto vote at our elections,
at the Courthouse Oh Wednesday evening
the 18th inst. after choosing moderator
and secretary. it was proposed TO the
meeting TO support a person from this town
10 represent this county in the next Legis-
.laInra---
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

Ne,v-Jersey Supreme Court, September
Term, 1919. The Justices Of the said
Court appointed SMITH ScuDDEa, Of Eli,
|zabeth-Town, Commissioner to take bail
and administer oaths in causes depending
ia said Court
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

A mandatory of Molasses and Sugar.
from Grain, has been established in Viz
sinia, and found productive Two bush
els Of Wheat, it is said, will yield 2 gal
Ions and quarts Of good Me.asses, very
little Inferior to the best imported. The
following is understood to be the process
of manufacturing The grain is grount
and mashed, as if for distilling as soot
as the mash arrives at the highest state o
saccharine fermentation, it is strained, ant
the beer Gas ii is calIed) boiled down Il
moIasses.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

A paper printed IN Scotland, called tht
Edinburg Times, gives melancholy pic
ture of the distresses Of the Sutherland
Highianders. The warehouses of STAT
ford, DESTROYS to convert her whole estate
into sheep farm. had leased it to single
tenant, and in order to give him entire
possession, 800 cottages we're burnt, and
nearly 5000 poor creatures bereft of .
shed to cover them.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21
TEllR GAZETTE
ELIZaBETH-TOW.N.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. 1919,

: ~ Tie fare of the ATLANTA is
reduced to TWENTY FIVE CENTS
for each passage. The last passage from
New York at 3 O'clock, P. M.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

The following article is from Charles
ton paper of the Bib inst.
Mortality at Daricn.--A letter receiv-
ed by gentleman in this city, from Sa-
vanDah. dated 9Th inst. says" The Spot
ted Fever has made its appearance at Da.
rien--there are 81 persons sick out OF
l29. am sorry to say that Isaac Saspor-
las was buried on Thursday, after five
days illness. The people are panic
struck, and alarmed out of their wits.
The scene of distress is hardly credible. .
A letter from a physician Of Darien,
to gentleman in this town, dated the 9th
inst. says" We have some sickness in
the place. and some fatal cases. Within a
few days past the health Of the place i
somewhat mended." No mention is made
Of spotted fever.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

For Council-John Dodd.
For Acknowledgements Kinsey,
Thomas T. Kinney, William Hal
sted, Jun. Samuel B. Miller.
For &e,!f-Joseph /. Baldwin.
For Coroners-John Wade, Ich-
abod Williams, Stephen bod.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21
FOR SALE
At Public Auction.

On SATURDAY the I'd Of October nert,
THzEE D WEEiEEEiifNG- HOUSE USE Oil the
4 south side Of the Episcopal Church,
formerly occupied by Mrs. RuEcAsTLE.
The Vendue to commence at three o'clock,
when the conditions will be made known
by the subscriber.
GEO. G. THOMAS:
Eliz. Town, Sept. 20, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

vENHE subscriber will sell al PUBLIC
u AUCTION, on Saturday the 25th
OF September,
10 pair of Oxen and Steers, i'm
fine order TO work or make beef this fall,
with several dry Cows. Also, will be
sold at the same time,
An uncommonly large Ok.
Terms will be four months credit with
approved notes, (nos pay able at any Bank.)
GEO. C. THOMAS.
Eliz. Town, Sept. 20, 1919.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21
Cou,aeil-John Dodd.

Couneil-John Dodd.
Assemby-C Charles Kinsey, Ma
than Squier, Thomas I. Kinney,
Abraham Reynolds.
Sheri6-Joseph I. Baldwin.
Coroners--Ichabod Williams,
John Wade, Stephen bod.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

Comcil-Silas Condit.
Assem6y-Charles Kinsey, Ma
than Squier, Israel Day, Samuel
B. Miller.
Sheriff. Joseph T. Baldwin.
Ichabod Williams,
John Wade, Stephen bod.
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

| died to-day. Fear is apt to exaggerate,
and | would fain hope that it is not SO bad
as reported"
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

| II
our last, the cases of malignant disease in
the city Of New-York, it appears by the
reports Of the Board of Health, have rath-
er increased. On Friday and Saturday
the alarm was SO great that many removed
out Of the city.
The cases reported by the Bosrd OF
Health for the week past are as follows:
Sept. Ia, no new case. Sept. Is, | new
case. Sept. Is, new cases. Sept. II,
5 new cases. Sept. l8, 8 new cases.
Sept. 10, 20 new case. Sept. 90, l new
case.
The City Inspector reports 10 deaths
for the week ending on Saturday, six Of
which were Of malignant fever.
A publication Of the Board of Health
yesterday, expresses the regret Of the
Board at the excessive and unreasonable
alarm which pervaded the city, and con-
tains the following information:
The infected district, through the in
defatigabIe exertions of his honor the
mayor, is now entirely evacuated. The
poorer inhabitants have been removed
and are maintained at the public expense
at Fort Richmond, on Staten Island
which has been put at the disposal Of the
board for this purpose, by his excelency
the governor, and the commissioners Of
Notifications. The sick have been sent
TO Fort Stevens, near Hurl Gate. The
entrances of the streets leading through
the infected district have been fenced I'D,
and the vessels which were at the ada.
cent wharves have been removed, and
anchored in the stream"
Fourteen new cases and zine deaths
occurred at Baltimore, for the "a hours
ending Friday morning.
The Board of Health at Baltimore re-
port 20 deaths, for the "a hours ending on
Saturday morning at SUNRISE, 10 of whom
died Of yellow fever.
Deaths at Charleston for the week end
ing the 9th Inst. 43, twenty of which were
Of yellow fever.
Mem OrieGss.-Extract Of letter to a
gentleman in New York, dated Aug. is.
.l819.-ss The fever has commenced a.
mongst the shipping, and God knows
where its ravages will end. On board the
steamboat Alabama, the captain, mate.
and steward, died within two days, and
the Vesuvius has lost one man to-day.
The physicians here say that the ,ysllow
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21
BANK NOTE TABLE.

Corrected 6y seueral Brokers in Ner0- Fork, far
Day s. Turner'S List
Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-09-21

New YoRK, Sept. II.
From MogGdore. the schooner Good
Hope, Capt. Clarke, which arrived here
last evening, in 46 days from Mogadore,
came as passenger Mr.. Lemuei Clifford, Of
Rochester, Massachusetts. Mr.. Clifford
was on board the brig Mary, Capt. How
land, when she was wrecked in May, 1878,
and with his shipmates fell into the hands
Of the Arabs. In May 1919, Mr.. G. was
reasoned through the persevering exer-
lions Of VIM. Wiltshire, Esq. He is now
on his way to his family and friends.
Ri Sept. Is.
From Tdngier.--A letter dated at this
place on the 9th Of July, and received
at the city of Washington, says" II is
with concern / have to advise that certain
iptelligence has this fore.oon reached me
Of the plague having progressed rapidly
through the populous midland provinces,
and reached the neighbourhood OF Moroc-
CO end Of last month. now despair OF
Mogadore, or any Of the southern prov
inces escaping the malady. AS it is with
those the United States have immediate
intercourse, l conceive IL my duty 10 lose
no time in making this report"
Sept IA.
Sentence Of DEATH Yesterday NOR
ming in the Circuit Court, Judge Living
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-13

oiou.est of an was Is 10 os yas u al as
contest, who that anticipates this inevitable
,truggIe, can reflect on the loss Of PERRY,
withou, feelings of the keenest regret. But
alas it is useless, would to God il was not so,
to indulge these unavai,ing regce'si for the
grave is now closed on the illu,trious Hero,
md his splendid orb Is set forever.
The melancholy news Of The death Of our
Invaluable townsmsn, Com. PznRY, reached
acre on FRIDAY, the lst inst. bur owing to the
,slicate situation of his family, no public de-
,nonstration of regret was manifested, entii
saturday last, when in pursuance OF the or
ders issued by COVE rnnent, minute guos were
fred between l2 aud o'clock-.,he colors oil
he shipping in our harbor were sc, at half
nsst--and the bells ioIled solemn peal to
he memory of departed worth
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-13
'MIRRfED,

A, Sierisg, (Con on Sunday evening the 81
inst by the uev Mr. Read. OF Grfsw'id' m'. 'oshr"
T., Pyapy. of ,his town, to Miss susAN hsLL'
daugh,er OF Mr. Joseph Hull, late OF S0H'"'h"'s''
fouu 80, ,f
Al T.omt.on, (Cen } Mr. CHARLss HowLss, o'
ocy H., IN Miss Lucy BAaKeR, Of the foim-
er place. We hope they may not have NOISY
house.
DIED,
T., mi, ,own. on Tuesday the s,h inst. Mr.. VIII
LIAM sniIH, aged 5iyears.
On Friday last, Miss Avs sAsropD, daug"'e'
of Me- Joseph Sanford, il the 18Th year OF hsr age
On Friday, of spopexy. Mr. RosEaT baAfroF'
in the Ssh year Of his age ,e,h.
On sunday last, WILLIAn Buspick, W "s 49,.
wear OF n, age, son OF Mr. Jesse Burd'ck' o' '"'
town .. - .s,,
On Mondsy last, Mr.. JosEpB DynK, IN the 7o'o
A, yane,fssrn, on wednesday 'sst, widow MAR
Tn. FowLsR, in the 9Th year OF her age.
At Prevalence. JAYss PAU, infant son :" :"
fines snow --Gsosos NicsoLs. youngest 20" o'
Mr Gardner vaaghn, aged m,n,hs.-nt.
CaAwYoap n. intent daughter OF Mr. John Z. H'"ss
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-13
hp NOTICE.

Having been informed by several respect
abl. persons, that certain in'eresfsd "aipid
uais, have said, or insipuated, that bad no'
rrcu,arly studied the Science OF Medicine
have been advised to publish my Diploma
or general letter Of License, &c. wan view
to remove any doubts, which may have oee'
excited in the minds Of well disposed som'
muni'y.
II Cohy, G'c.
This ccr,ifies that D0ct. Cyrus Johnson
bo, been regularly educated in the study oi
Pbysie, Surgery, and Midwifery, under my
tuition. :,
During his pupilnge, he has paid such
close attention TO reading the best American,
az wei, as European suihors upon Eed'esi
Scienc Q, end such numerous opportunities o'
making accurate practical observations nave
been afforded, that 10 recommend n'n %
pc rson well qualified to practice IN eacn o'
the above mentioned branches.
From carly life he has sustained a gooo
moral character, and gained the esteem OK
those who were Of his Acquaintance so .ha'
he promise. fair to make useful Physician'
and good mc mber Of society.
| JEREMIAH BARKER, NJ D.-F.M.M'o
| Falmouth, May la 1908.
! ~ The above recommendation - rom
| highly respectable source, IN the Medica
| Profession and, Is ss good as any Phys'ciaf
in this town or state, cen show; ts II any one y
d;soo.ed to cavi, let him, or them proouce'
,b,, ran, fAeir letter Of Recommendation
f,om n more respectable or better authoriiy
G.. JOHNSON.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1819-10-13

tGr The mag eonfm ,RS !yentieman, In New
port, WIN mads 80 auenp to abuse and scan
ds;ze me, through the nedium OF the Pow.
dence Patriot, of last week, appears to have
met with very suitable check in the good
sense of the Editors, Of that respectable Ca
zcte.--Wby did the notorious cslumnia,or,
send his foul productions to Providence, for
publication vas IL 10 consequence Of 3 jasf
-r-sreffioE of tis own p;te ehoroefey, ths. no
rSJ
.nute .eFessttr. u sOHNSN'