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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-13
Round Hill fer Sale.

DY virtue CT a deedsof trust from Daniel
ID M'Pherson and wife 10 me, under date
OF the 3Oth of May, 1916, and for the pur-S
poses therein prescribed, shall sell at Pnb-I
lie auction. on the premises, On Friday
the 10th OF December next, tract of land
in the county Of Fairfax, known by thei
name of
ROUND HILL,
lying on the stage or Colchester road, distaD(
about miles from Alexandria, and contain-i
ing l4s4 acres, more OF less ;--reservingsl
however, to George Tripett his right TO one
moiety of the dwelling house and yard. This'
land has been very considerably improved by)
indicious cultivation, and there are now
growing crops ofsmaIl grain upon it. (
Also, one other tract, being an equal un.t
divided moiety ola tract of land in the said
county, contiguous to the foregoing, and
supposed to contain 25 acres epoIes.
The terms of sale will be made known az
the time and place of sale.
J. L. McKENNA, Trustee.
nov 10 dts
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-13
A TlNNERY,
Public Sale,

TIMER the authority of deed made to;
" the subscribers, by VIM. H. Foote and;
Benjamin M Brooke, acting as commis-
sioDers under an act of the General Assem.I
bly, Of Virginia, passed on the 2ist day Of,
February, 1918, entitled, an act authoris..
ing the sale of certain lands belonging to the,
heirs of the late Walter D. Brooke" and;
which said deed was in trust, among other:
things, to secure to the said commissioners;
and to the persons entitled to receive the'
same from the purchasers under said deed,
the SUM of 385 dollars, to he paid on The l9th:
day of September, 1919, will be sold at;
public auction, Cor cash. at l9 O'Clock, ON.
Saturday, the 4ih day Of December next, ON.
the premises, one undivided fourth part Of
that portion of certain tract OF land, situate.
10 the county oil Fairfax and state of Virginia.
commonly called
RETIREMENT,
which Ann Broke holds as dover, in her.
deceased husbands estate, which undivided
fourth part, being about 353 acres, will be.
sold, subject to the life estate of the said VII
dow, Ann Brooke.
S.A. MARSTELLER,
ANN BROOKE, trustees.
november df,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-13
+ J. Sale,
For Sale.

A SECOND HAND CCACHEE, and
IN pair of well broke horses. some good
mulch cows, young well broke ken, Young
cattle, sheep, farming utensils, &c. among
which is an excellent OK cart. A bargain
NAV be had. Apply to the printer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-13
10 Shares eam-Pump Stock.
for Sale,

WILL be sold, at Marsteller's Vendue:
w Store, on TUESDAY, 23G inst.;E
at II O'Clock, Is shares Steam Pump stock /.
for cash, to The highest bidder, coniormablY'
TO the articles of association.
nov Ii st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-13
Cheap School Books.

TUST received by JAMES KENNEDY
% 4 SON, large and general assortment
Of English school books, worthy the atten-
ton OF parents and scholars which will be
solI al reduced prices for cash If nov Is
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-13
Private Tuition.

TIVE subscriber has procured, a. private
i n;or to his family, young gentleman,
Ia graduate Of Yale ColIege) every way qua
lifted, 10 conduc, all oflhe different branches
of education. aud would be willing to receive
two or three BOARDERS.
THO'S TURNER.
Fauquier County, Va Oct. Is dim
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-13
Hugh Smith & Co.


EEAYE received, by the ship Boston,
4. from Liverpool, the, principal part OF
their FALL SUPPLY which enables them to
offer general and extensive
ASSORTMENT OF
Earthenware, China & Class,
which " i'll he sold io1v on their usual Gre
dit. TO punctuai customers, or liberal dis
count allowed for CASH.
Also, on hand, and for sale,
s Snort pipes in boxes g groee each zach
Window glass, in whole T. half boxes
Liquor cases, plain and ornamented
Demijohns, 8 sizes
Crowley steel, in taggots
SO bids. superior Trinidad nolasses
Ground A. Salt, Whiskey, sc.
TUST received, per schooner Caravan,
- from Boston,
94O0 bush. Gro. A. salt, (now afoat).
.Nop landing from scoop Armada, from
Ne7y- York,
40 barrels rye whiskey
5 do Iinseed oil
Also from schr. Stog, from Baltimore,
45 boxes imperial tea { Sd. 10 catly)
90 bags English walnuts
| box Indian sewing silk, various coils.
In Store,
SO bags prime green coffee
100 do ST. Domingo do
Sugar in hhds. q bbls. sc. &c,
LINDSAY d HILL.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-13

.1NlOnS We S000S JT su'e, VIC VIC /o''o~"'F
.irncteS
8 bales point blankets, very heavy goods
do rose 90 DO
8 do blue and white kersey
9 do plains, assorted
3 DO assorted bombazetts, very line
Z do do black do
2 cases Bonbazine, very handsome goods
10 cords ana velyets
2 bales green and red bookings
2 do carpeiing
2 do very best superhne blue and black
cloths
90 assorted cloths
g do cassimeres
Ceases worskd hose, some very fine blk.
do Iamby wool, halt hose
do very fine cotton do
z DO Irish linen
l do do dowias
2 do brown holland
8 do cotton balls
g bales checks
8 DO Carlisle ginghans
8 do fine 6aunels
4 cases fine prints
2 do plate calico
9 do Ga cambria muslin
6 do steam loom shlrting
4 bales tiCklenburgs
2 DO hempen linen
8 do burlaps
2 cases Bandana handkerchiefs
do Madrass do
4 do domestic plaidS
do brown shirting
2 do bed ticking
do levantne silks
do Florence do
do black sarsenet
do black sensbaw
case black silk handkerchieis
do sewing silks
3 do pound pms
Q do pack pins
2 do assorted metal buttons,
Andmany other gooGs will be added to the
sale.
Sale to commence at NINE o clock. and con-
tinue from day to day until all are sold.-
Terms, very liberal, will be made known
at time and place OF sale.
WiH be added to The sale,
stock OF goods Of house declining bu-
siness, amounting 10 about $4,000 dollars
cost, comprising good assortment OF des-
rable goods, which will be sold Tor what they
will bring.
Also, u,,H be added to the ubove sale,
A lot Of very desirable goods, to be sold for
cash:
bale super super blue cloths
do do do co
8 do eassimeres
do bombaZets
case cords
do cords and velvets
do Bandana handkerchief
g do steam loom shirting
9 do cambria muslin.
GEORGE 4. GATHER, Auct'r. o
november5 fmwstNl6
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-13
For Newburvport,

For NewburypoTt,
~{4A The schr. John no " AkD, ByrDes,
master. For height OF goo hsrrels,
apply TO JOHN II LAID T. Co
Who efsr for SAFE,
Said schrs'. cargo, CONSISTING OF hiackerel,
No. | T. 2, 10 ab.s. and halves
kegs tongues and sounds
boxes No. and chocolate
boxes shoes, mats cassia
barrels vinegar, potatoes
beets, carrots, Onions
cranberries and apples. N
nov I3
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-11-13

Comprising good assortment OF desirable
goods. They will be sold in such lois as
will suit purchasers. Town and country
merchants will find it 10 their interest TO at
tend this sale. as every piece of goods offer
ed will be positively sold Tor the most they
will bring.
Among tie goods for sale, are the following
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-15
ALEXANDRIA,:
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENCE AT WASHINGTON
Friday, JANUARY IS. 1919.

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASHINGTON
Thursday, January ii.
Nothing occurred yesterday in the Re-
presen'atives of a kind to interest, or to
eXhllirate your readers-unless we hope
to be an exception, bill reported by Mr..
MldHleton from the committee of that part
OF the Presidents message which relates
to the illicit introduction of slaves, in adj
dition to the act prohibtingthe slave trade.
The bill was read twice and committed to
the Committee of the whole, to which is
committed the report made, last session,
on the subject of the colonization of free
people of color. The committee was then
discharged from the further consideration
OF the petition of the New-York society
tor promoting the manumission of slaves,
and protecting such of them as have been
or may be liberated, and that petition was
referred 70 another committee.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-15
For Bermuda.

M The elegant and very fast sail.
&a4ssing schr FAVORITE, S. Trip mas.
ter, has half her cargo engaged and ready
to go on board. For freight Of 800 barrels
or passage apply to r. n. ROWLAND,
Who has for sale
go hhds prime quality molasses;
2 hhds Barbados sugar
20 casks whale oil
90 bbls tanners oil
90 bales Gotten, and
80 boxes window glass
mo Is CT
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-15
January |,
Notice.

INHERE not having been a quorum at
Il the last annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Washington and Alexandra
turnpike company to render their procee-
dlngs legal, another meeting will take place
at Browns hotel, in the town of Alexan-
dria, on Monday, The 9th day of February
next, at 8 O'Clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose of choosing FIVE directors. clerk
and a treasurer TO serve The present year.
BY order of the presiien, and directors.
BENZ. 6. ASHTON, Clerk
January ID
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-15
For New-YOrk.

>sM The fast sailing packet s!oop POL
82&LY & SYLVIA, E. Weeks master,
burthen 600 bbIs.; being intended as re-
guIsr packet, she will be dispatched with
out delay. For freight or passage, having
excellent accommodations. apply to
NEWTON KEENE.
January Is 81
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-15
SAVING OF FUEL.

Mr., Editor,
Various plans have been invented of late
to effect this desirable object, so important
in all large towns.
The Franklin stoSe has been objected to
by many, as they consume too much wood.
This is easily remedied by laying false
back with brick, within eleven inches of
the front at bottom, and five at top. (Which
any mason's boy can do in half an hour) will
save one half the wood, and afford double
the heat. Z.
The Pay bill increasing the wages Of
the Members of the General Assembly,
has passed the Senate. Is to 8 without a.
mendment.-A motion was made to amend
it, so as to exclude the present session from
its operation; but failed, noes 10, ayes 9.
Mr.. Johnson, who moved the amendment,
stated that it was his intention to follow it
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-15
,&AN Exchange Co6se- House IN
Ss3$sM ARINE JOURNAL. 49,
Port OF ALEX.ANDRLa.. January a..

ARRIVED,
Schr Carrier, Foster, from Mobjack Bay,
with cargo of shingles. Sailed from there
on Saturday last.-Saw no vessel from sea,
bound up.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-01-15

PErLrr n. NICHOLAS, Esq. was on satur-
day elected President ofthe Farmers Bank
ofVirginia, in the room Of Benjamin Hatch,
er, resigned. Ibid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28
MD EnnN

The following notice of Mr.. Incledons late
visit TO this country, is copied from the Lon.
don Courier of Nov. 2f.
Wr. IncIedon. 1t is scarcely fifteen months
since we had to deplore, in common with all
our contemporaries the had taste that could
permit this national Singer to seek in Ameri
ca that patronage he so well deserved at
home. He is now returned to his native land
after having secured enough at least to make
his latter days comfortable and easy. But
when we look 10 the extraordinary dearth Of
talent IN his particular line, we cannot avoid
strongly expressing cur anxious hope that lie
VIII not quit the Stage until his place can at
least be filled respectfully aud if Operas are 10
be part OF our amusement during the pres.
ent season, that one of the Winter Theatres
will seize the opportunity of securing this inn
poftant accession of strength to their vocal
department. We have seen by the American
papers that they know how TO appreciate first
rate talent, by the overlooking houses that
constantly attended his performances and
ii is certain but for The alarming illness Of
Mrs IncIedon, 1.-THE climate not being congeni
al also to his own healthy which hastened his
return To England, lie would have secured
an independent fortune. He adopted his good
old English custom, OF singing for several
Charities for nothing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28
RANK RogBFRYt

The ZaHesvlle Express Of the 9th inst. contains on
advertisement offering reward Of one thousand dollars
for The apprehension Of David j. Marble cashier the
bank OF Mnskngum, who abscOnded from the banking
hssse the morning Of the 9th aud TOOK with him
from HJfceH 10 treHfy fbOnSdRd dOikdTS ia mOHey,
other than paper Of the Muskngnn bank. lie is des
cTibed as being nearly sin feet high light complexion
grey EYES fair hair, nciining 10 curl Temafka
Die he ef side Of his face the lower Jaw
bone tut of white hair the back part OF his head
% years Of age, Of easy manners, and when walking
drops his head a,litiie.
The directors have pubsbed the particulars Of the
robbery, in the Express in witch they state, tha-On
Thursday. preceding The elopeinent Of the cashier,
committee waa appointed to examine aud count the
funds of the bank before the discount day Before
leaving the directors room, they agreed 10 meet for
that purpose Oh the following Tuesday. ON the Mon
day evening previous the cashier called col. Cham
befs, aud Informed him that private made II
necessary To- ride into The country, Nv the morning
about 10 miles, and requested bin call on his wife
for the Keys Of the bank, and Keep open for him dn
ring bauk hours. He then returned aud is stated by
the family, busted himself IN the bank until after mid
night and also in the cellar adjoining the vault vt
very tate hour-snd At daylight. lefl zsnesviIle
horseback The committee met. agTeeSby appoint.
rnent Tuesday. and proceeded to examine and
the funds Ofthe institution. This occupied them until
Thursday uigbs-aud even then. owing TO The apparent
~ deranged state II the bark books n0t able
ascertain the precise amount necessary complete the
fpnds Of the bank, but were satisfied thai deficiency
eNised % from thirty to afy thousand dollars move
aud began strongly 20 suspect the cashier had douall
abseoaded-TseS proceeded, however, ia uncertainty,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

dated at Cheothe, was received from the cashier in
forming them that, Friday night, previous his de-
paftuTe, between and O'clock he had discovered the
loss Of packages, each containing 900 and, in
ssmng Of the vault, he discovered a hole bored
through strong PARTITION between the cellar and the
passage which led to the vault entering The cellar
he found pike pole sufficiently long To reach fem the
hole to basket VI bank paper, which suspended
TO the ceiling from which he conectmTed IL must have
been stoeE IN thai way-which. he says, had snch
influence his m,nd induced him leave the place
for short time. The directors have no hesitation in
charging the cashier of having absconded with the funds
of the bank aud state that, after The careful
nina,ion, .hey Of opinion hat tue hole bored
by the cashier, as mere pretece, having been
Tune IN the se.r ageeabiy 10 the statement Of his
ianilly-they the more confirmed in this belief,
the hele when bored could give to the vault
being yet two doors, each Of which there
81 ohght To have been two locks. No violence Of any
KIND appears To have been used abont the bank. The
cashiers property aud debts have beeu attached, which
the directors believe viii pay ultimately every cen,
owibs by the bank.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

f"r SUE TIE DactS ~ UdtUdtIe POuhafoH Lands.
NE Subscriber being desiTsus OF removing The
western country offers for sale two tracts OF LAND,
ylng IN POwhaaD county. The one wheIton lie Ie-
sides containing $50 acres lying between Joness cIec1
and fine creek rs miles above Richmond. and miles
from James River. TO this tract is attached 30 40
acres Of meadow, most of which is IN cultivation.
The other II CT containing five hundred and forty or
ny acres, aboui two miles from the former tract, and
has 60 acres oftbe Fine creek meadow annexed hch
has allatty been dtcbed and about one half cleared,
aid VIII be put IN cofn the ensuing seasonPossess0B
may be had ibe LIST october next The purchaser tan
be supplied with The crop OF corn, &cand also a VA
Unable STOCK Of all kinds. lie situation is remarkably
healthy, Astounding with lleBt water, and in very
agreeable nei2hhothood. would also wish sell ioF
cash, two valuable WATER MEN; both Of whom have
been head men ofboatsThe wife Of Of them usay be
bad likewise. HoRATtO TURPIN.
Jan. 10. 7sw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28
CANg HUNDRED poLLAns ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

(NNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-Runaway
" in September last from Mrs. Ann Hurt, near
Burns Bridge ~ Caroline county, negro man named
lor feet 10 u inches high with scar over his eve
brow, occasioned by a burn when small one Of bis
fingers dishguredby spra ~ SO as to be out Of joint
lie Is cobier, aud oierabe good pIastcTeT and very
fond OF drink. expect he IS lurking about Richmond
or Lynchbnfg, as have heard he seen ascending
the fivern boat from the former 10 the latter place
will give the above reward IL taken out nfths state
Fiftg D0tf0rS ~ taken within Virginia, aud delivered
io fne, TWenfy FSDe Dollars u tan en- and secured in
SOME jail so that get bin again. BENZ: HURT.
Caroline county, Jan. 10. To..u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

TUST PUBLISHED-And for sale al this Office and
~ at the bookstore ofw. n FHzwhyisoRu " Bfssyoiys
the Soctefg ~ yitgirf0 for promoting dcrfcukf 1ye
containing communications on various subjects IN ms
bandry and rural affairs. Price, Fifty cent?.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

VALUABLE LAND FOX SALE.-Nill lie sold, ON
Monday, the 18Th day Of February merit, at Mr
John Yales's Store, in Meckenburg county tract of
LAND, lying within three miles thereof, on the South
Meherra containing 1876 acres belonging The estate
of Eddings Moore dec adjoining the sands OF Robert
Saunders john Gregory and James Jones OIL this tract
is toleIabie good dwelling house, good apple orch
ard, aud good mill seat with mill house abont one
third of the land is cleared the balance lies WE'LL
well tmbered aud adapted TO culture of corn wheat
AVID acco and not inferior any in the vcinity-
one fourth of the purchase money will he required in
hand, the balance in two equal apnuai payments.
Bonds with approved security, will deed os trust ON
The property will be required, and possession given on
The day of sale. SUSANNA MOORE, Adm'x
IF EddingS Moore, dec.
Luuenburg, Jan. 10. 10. ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

ENTITY DOLLARS REWARD Will be paid for TAX.
ing aud securing him in jail that get him again.
my man SPENCER, who eOped from rue iD CHESTER
heid county, on The 10th Of December last He is 200
~ years old about feet or inches high toleraby
black, and has holes III his He robbed the stage
between The Coal Mines and Manchester, on the 10Th
OF December aud has about eighty dollars cash with
him......l expect he will make to free state.
ana u IS possible be has free papsTs hereby fore
VAIN all masters OF vessels from employing said negro
at their peril. DAVID WOODBRIDGE.
Jan 10. 1S..w3ws
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28
HYDROPHORIA.

In the beginning OF last month, child, ak
years cid, died OH the Both day after having
been bitten by mad dog. Nj. Laloubie, the
physician, and NJ. NJ. Bonnefoi, father and son,
dssected the body and found no remark able
appearance in the brain. A young man of 20
was bitten by the same dog, aud in his fits of
rage, tore every thing round with his teeth, so
that IL was deemed necessary to consult about
The last frIehtf9l course, where the patient is
deemed past cure. At this moment, NJ. Laluu
bic took him i'll hand, aud administered mercu-
rial bills, caihartics with opium, cooling aud
purifying rtsan aud jalap. He, moreover.
opened AL issue. The young man is quite well,
only somewhat alarmed by the death OF the
CHILD. 1t is now two months since he was
bitten. M. LabOubie proposes to the faculty
TO ascertain the efficacy of his remedy, by
experiment. in all cases that offer. and collect
Ing and comparing the results. His remedy is
composed OF muriate of mercury, superoXy
genated with opium, and scamony, in pills
the weight and dose TO be regulated by the
age and temperament OF the patient NJ
Laloubie says he received this remedy from IA
medical friend, who served with the army of
Egypt, and there saw ii administered, i'll ire
qnent cases, and always with success.
Borddear paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28
s. DuaACERI.-At a court held for Louisa county
the l Itb day Of January, 1873
Charles Thompson, jr...-..............PI aiufff


Hugh NJ Pcttns, John u. Price, Aney Pettus Joseph
r. and VIM. Dabney, Nathaniel Thompson jr. Naiia-
biei A. Smith, Joseph Voolfolk, DAVID Allen Peter
White and Francis J. Thompson 49,. Dffe1dGnfs
The defendant Hugh NJ. Pet,ns not having entered
ms appearance and given security according 10 law
and The rules OF Ibis court and appearing Sd
tsfacton OF The court that he mhabiiant Of his
state, on the motion OF the plaintiff by his counsel It
IS Ordered Tbatthe SAID defendant appear here OH the
second Monday IN April next aud the plaintiffs
Dill and that copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
~ some newspaper published In the city OF Richmond
for eight weeks excessively and posted at the font
doer OF The courthouse OF this county day
copy, Teste, JOHN PolNDEXrER, C. C..
jan 70. sI..w8W
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

i AND FOR SALE.-The whole OF The lands of David
IL Ross dec. In The counties OF Campbell Fluvanna
are now in the maIket.-The Campbell lands may he
contracted for with Mr. John Lynch, r. Of Lychburg.
those in Fiuvanns (neluaing number Of lots in The
town Of Co,unbia,) with Mir. George Holman ofthat
eouniy.
all the Fuvanna lands, not before disposed Of will he
sold auction in the month OF February neXt.--The
terms Of public sale will be fourth cash the residue
ia three equal annual payments. The particular tracts
to be sold publicly with the days and places Of sale,
will he duly adyeTtised-The IaRds In Campbell CON.
prise large body which has been cntivated
lyiRg generally between aud twelve miles from
Lynchburg, aud between halfa mile and six miles from
James river. No place IL, the state is believed to be
more healthy and from its situation in the Of an
improving and honTishiDg country within one or two
hours ride Of the thriving town Of Lynchburg would
afford many agreeable summer retreats for families in
The lower couBiy1here also many pieces Of good
wheat aud tobacco land, aud excellent stand for
tavern, of the best springs below the noun.
tzins. THOMAS 4. BOULDIN, cx or of II. Ross.
Jan. 3. T3..n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1819-01-28

tTsenipore on very short Lady, accused Of pride.
" She's vastly proud I've heard you cry,
But you must be in fun
For does she not I'm truth reply
L0oa up to evfy one
oS-HEE SECRECY.
she's secret rs The Grave allow.
do I cannot doubt IL;
b"t It's Grave with Tombstone on,
hat tells you all ahoutul