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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-24
From our Correspondence
.NIew- York, august 10.
FROM HALIFAX.

FROM HALIFAX.
We are Indebted to our Boston cores
pondent tol Halifax papers TO the 18th inst.
His B. NJ, ship Newcastle, Adm. Grit
filth, and Active, Sir James Gordon, both
arrived at Halifax OH the 5th, in six days
from Quebec. His NJ. ship Mersoy, with
Ear! ar d Countess Dalhousie on hoard, was
to sail in few days for Halifax.
The hon. Philip Wodehouse, and iami-
ly, commissioner of the ships OF war al
Halifax, had sailed for England in II. B..
ship Spartan, Capt. Wise.
The Halifax papers contain the following
extracts from Jamaica papers.
jamaica, July 3.
All the partizans Of the buccaneering
cause give out dreadful war note. Porto
Beilo, they say, must be again taken.--
Troops for the purpose are collecting at
ST. Domingo, ST Anire's aud Old Provl-
dence. In anticipation they already be.
hold themselves ia possession OF that city.
We readily believe, if they are enabled to
collect a sufficient force, with the requisite
cash, that an attempt will be made on
some point of South America, and most
likely It will be Porto Bello; but lheLi
success will be very doubtful, as the royal
; lists, We hope, will be prepared for such a
band, who with a view only OF plumber
are holding out the ialiacious idea OF AS
sisting to emancipate South America from
Spanish thraIdom. July9.
Ne are in possession of Curacao paper:
to the 18th ut. The Intrepid, Zuzaro
and Anna, Rugnor, from this Is and, arrI'
we'd on The l5th uIt. The following para
graph is copied from one of the lates
| dates -
81 His Britannia Majesty's frigate Eurya
dus. of Sc guns, Capt Huskisson, appear
ed off our harbor on Thursday afternoon
Her commander having come on shore, w
learned that she bad been 10 Margaritta
and had found that island in a perfect STATE
of uproar and confusion Jolli, it seems
had INSISTED on being commander in chic
oil the patriot naval forces, and holsied tn
French flag at the foremost OF his vesse
while Brion, as mathematical of their en-
nifty, displayed the English ensign o
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Alex'a. Common Council

.HuSuA ZIN. IoI1'
A communication from the Mayor; en-,
closing communication from the boafo
of Health, was received and read,
Leave was given to bring in GilI, em
titled, an act respecting the landing snt
storing of hides," which was read i. na
and second time, land the ninth rule pe'ns
suspended was read third time S"'
passed.
Extract from the minutes.
Te,te. Up. THOMPSON G.
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STEAM SHIP.

Ii must be gratifying to the pride OF eve
ny American. to hear of the safe arrival OF
the steam ship Savannah, which sailed
from the port of that name, and reached
the harbor OF Liverpool, in twenty i've
DAYS. This is the first time that the ocean
has been conquered by the power OF steam
and this victory has been owing to Ameri-
can enterprise, We wonder what those
transcendantly important characters, the
Edinburg Reviewers, will say 10 this
Bait. Morning Chronicle.
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ColumJiia, IS. Carolina) Aug. II.

IOtHHsOtH, .. C0TOtH1FJ nus 1T
On Tuesday, the Sd instant, two negro
men, two mules and horse, were, at the
same time, struck dead by lightning, al
a mill on Broad River, about twenty miles
above Columbia. One of the negroes be-
longei to Mr.. George Lightner, and the
other to Mr.. Freshley, the owner OF the
mill.
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The Boston Daily Advertiser states that
the rumors in the country respecting the
bad health of that town art unlounded. 1t
gives list of 90 death. for the week end
ing on Friday last; among these were three
cases of malignant fsuer a of typhus one
of bilious. and of scarlet. The Advert
ser could not learn that there was any thing
in the malignant cases to cause all appre'
hen>ion that the disease would be general
or contagious. lio,d.
The bilious remittent fever ragged al Mo-
bile, on the Gath of July.
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LES MAMELLES.

EdwardsviAe, gu. Ter Jane 26.
We have been favored with the perusal
Of a manuscript journal, from which, by
the author. permission, we copy the fol-
lowing -
EXTRACT FROM A PEDESTRIAN TOUR.
--' lett the banks OF the Mis-
souri, at St. Charles, and with my staff in
my hand, TOOK my course towards the Mis-
sissippi on the hills back of the town. The
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Raleigh, August 20.
A MURDER.

On the IIth inst. John Hunt, OF Orange
County, was shot by man named Spar
rovv, OF said county, commonly called Buck
Sparroc. II appears that Hunt AMI Spar
row. in company with person named
Barbce, had been hunting on he preceding
day without sucCess--that they slept al
Sparrow's that night. and agreed 10 contI-
nue. the hun, on the lth Hunt being on
Horseback, and the other two on loot, he
undertook 20 dr,re, and being unacguaInt-
ed with he woods lost himself. Sparrow
AMI 2arbee became tired OF standing. and
called at house not far Oft to get some
whiskey. While thew were st this house,
they heard horn. Barbee said, " that IS
HUNS horn. le, u answer it" Sparrow
replied. ".1ye. d--a him, he or I ss'H
Be in Hsa7en or He'll before might" Bar
bee took little notice of this extraordinary
declaration at the time butt has since ap-
peared hat Sparrow was rexed with Hunt
for having as he believed, prevented oar
ooin between his father in-law and him tor
tract of lani.1 Sparrow and Barbee pro-
eeeded to spring in the woods with the
wb;skev. when hearing Hunts horn again,
they answered it, and he soon came to
them. After resting some time, and drink
.ng their grog, Though not TO intox'catlon)
the party prepared to 60 to driving again.
when Sparrow asked Hunt to let him ride
with him. to which Hunt at first appeared
willing /; but Barbee observing that his
horse was too small to carry two men, he
declined il; when Sparrow said, III you
vii, not let ME ride will shoot you. =
,Iunt going off, said, "you will not sure
~ do that :, when Sparrow replied, "d-n
YOU. | will shoot you at any rate -a's-
charged his gun at bis head, and killed him
on the spot Sparrow ran Off, but was
soon after pursued and taken, and having
undergone an examination, is now sately
lodged in Hillsborough jail, to take his trial
at the next superior court.
The Louisiana Herald states that Orders
had been issued for the United states
troops at Nachtoches to march to the oa'
bine, to prevent auxiliarles and supplies
going TO the Independents of Texas
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scenery was admirably calculated for re-

scenery was admirably calculated for re.
heciIon, and my mind insensibiy REQUIRED
20 the former history and situation Of The
country which ! then traversed. Thought
OF the time when The banks Of the MiSsis.
sippi and Missouri were uutrodden by the
foot of white men, when the Indian hunter
ranged undisturbed from the Rocky Noun.
tains to The Mississippi, L. the copper-co-
lored native was the sole propreto. and
owner of the soil when the elk and the
buffalo, End the deer, were undisturbed
in their haunts. While in the midst OF
these CONCENTRATIONS, was suddenly ar
rested in my course by reaching the brow
OF the hill. The sun was just descending
behind the distant hills the reflection OF
its last rays still played on The western sky;
the heavens were clear, serene y uncloud-
ed. In front of me was vast and almost
lnterminable plain, which had every APP
pearance of field that had for several
years been richly cultivated and improved.
The rich grass was growing luxuriantly-
scarcely tree was to be seen--the most
beautiful flowers covered the vast prairia-
flocks of deer were seen at dIffet Mt places
skipping about. Still there were but few
marks of its being inha biied at present.
No fences, no cattle, no houses, no grain.
| suddenly exclaimed. has this elegant spot
never been thickly populated Have these
fields had no other inhabitants than we now
see Z? Was nature so profuse in her gift,
so lavish in her bounies, oniy that they
might be wasted on the desart air I'm
possible But the mind is lost in cOnec
turing the history of ancient times. Per.
haps in some distant age, great empire
was founded on the banks of this greater
Nile. On these fertile plains, some Mem
phis more splendid than the Egyptian city,
may have reared its splendid domes & lot-
ty palaces. This was perhaps the site OF
the capitol of nation great in arts and in
arms. The mind is lost in conjecture Of
the past, and equally SO in anticipation
From Les Mameles you obse' We in front
Of you at short distance where the MissIs-
sippi rolls along in silent majesty. Beyond
it a chain of rocks, which are interrupted
by the Illinois, which emplies itself al this
place into the Mississippi. TO the right,
the well known village of Portage des ST.
oux, almost connecting the Mississippi and
Missouri. is just dscernable, although OBJ
scured by The intervening trees.
On the other side flows the Dardenne
and empties herself into the Mississippi
her banks shaded with trees. The eye ne
yer beheli in one view so elegant land
scape, and in which anticipation could in
tulge so wide scope. But few years,
and this vast tract will be covered with
farm houses, and fields of rich grain in eve.
ry direction. The prospect from this de-
lghtful spot will then be enchanting.
could have INDUCED hours in pleasing an
but the sun hal hid its last
rays, and warned me Of The necessity OF
returning
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1819-08-24

Cincinnati, august 10.
,po,rcreD EXPEDITION TO MEXico.
The editor OF the Nashville Clarion, Of
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Philadelphia, July GO.

We stated the other day, from authority
which we deemed credible, that the navy
department had issued orders to double the
number of men employed in building ships
of the line in various ports. The same au-
thoriiy now informs US, that the intelli-
geuce originated in misapprehension. Or
ders ,vsre given for the employment of adj
ditional workmen on the IA building in this
port but it is not known that hands on
the other ships of war have been increased.
lF'ranklin Gazette.
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.Nev- York, August 10.

.Nev- York, .4mgust 10.
Capt. Read, Of the U States ship Hor-
net. has returned to this city from Wash
instou, and it is supposed he has despatch
es for our minister at the court of Madrid.
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The Louisiana Herald states that orders
had been issued for the United States
troops at Nachitoches to march to the ga
bine, to prevent auxiliaries and supplies
soing TO the Independents of Texas
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District of Columbia,

Countyof .4ierWdria TO u,t.
ON the petition of EPHRAIM GILMAN,
" an insolvent debtor, confined in the
Jail of Alexandria county, for. debt: No
tice is hereby given to the creditors of the
said Ephrain Gilman, that on the first
Monday in September next, at nine
O'Clock. A. NJ. at The courthouse of said
county, the oath prescribed by an act of
Congress oflhe United States, entitled an
act for the relief ofnsolvent debtors in the
district of Columbia" will be administer
ed 70 the said insolvent, am trustee APP
pointed. unless sufficient cause to the con-
frsry be :hen and there shown. Ordered,
that this notice be published in every pa
per published in Alexandria before that
day By order of the Hon. William
Cranch, chief Judge Of the United States
Circuit Court for the District OF Columbia.
Teste, EDMUND |. LEE. c c.
august % DIT
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COUNTY of Alexandria, to az

County of VAlsrandrta, 10 mt.
ON the petition Of THOMAS PRowIT.
~ an insolvent debtor, confined ia the
Jail of Alexandria county, for debt: No
fice is hereby given to the creditors oi the
said Thomas Prowit, that on the first Mon
day in Superintendent, at nine clock, AN
at the court house of said county. lae oath
prescribed by an act Of Congress ot the
United States, entitled "an act for the
relief of insoIvent debtors in the district OF
Columbia" will be administered to the
said insolveat, and trustee appointed,
unless sufficient cause to The contrary he
then and there shown. Ordered, that this
notice he published twice week for two
weeks in both papers, before that day
By order of the Hon Within Cranch
chief Judge of the United States Circuit
Court for the District OF Columbia.
Teste,
EDMUND |. LEE, CsC
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Was Committed,

fNO my custody, on the Isl July, a Ne
:. GRO Roy, about IA years OF age
4 teet 10 inches high, who calls himself
FRANK BUlLEN had on when CON-
mtted. an old Osnaburgb shirt, and pair
ot old blue and white cotton trowsers !;
says ne was purchased by Mr. Lock, Of tn.
cay OF Washington, from Mr., John
aeightman. The owner is hereby re
ques'e,i to come forward, prove properly
pay charges, aud take HIM away : or he
will ne sold for bis prison fees, as the law
directs GEO n LANHAM,
Sheriff OF Prince Georges county, Nd.
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For Sale or Barter.

ss A well improved FARM, in
3ET Fairfax county. containing about
Ssss $50 acres, on which is good
~ ~ dwelling house. kitchen, barn, sta
bles, hlacksmith's shop andhou,e, &c, &c.
two Young thriving orchards, one of APP
pies, the other of peaches, and excellent
water. As it is expected any one DESTROYS
to bargain will wish to see it first, further
DESCRIPTION i deemed unnecessary. Lands
in Kentucky and Tennessee will he taken
in exchange for the above. Application
to he made by the first or middle of Sep
tember, by letter OF otherwise, to
EDW. l.. BLACKBURN.
Near Fairfax Cour, House, or
ISAAC KEEL, Alexandria.
Auoust 27 II
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State Papers,

IN TWELVE VOLUMES 8yo.
Published vnde~ tke patronage O Congress.
FsNHE subscribers to hi, important n,-
\ iionai work. in the state of Virginia,
are informed, that il will be delivered in the
different counties, in the course of the pre-
sent season.
The publisher INDUCES tue hope that the
same liberal motives that induced Tbs very
generous patronage watch this work has
received IN Virginia, will prompt the IN
di4i1ual subscribers to afford every faci-
lity in their power, to the ready collection
Of the amount due on each subscription.
THOMAS B. WAIT.
BOSTON. Aurust 1-S
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For Sale.
For Sale.
august 60

\ VALUABLE TR ct Of LAND,
n situated IN Charles CO. Mary land,
containing 81 acres, adjoining the rarms
OF Mr.. Vim d. Harrison and Mr. Snlih,
running with tue Potomac. with the adj
iantages ottw good fishing landings and
fish houses, equal to any in that neighbor-
hood the soil is good, admirably adapt
ed to the growth of corn, tobacco and
mheat.-As it is presumed that no person
will purchase without viewing the prtmi-
ses, vii! not give a minute description
of this land. lndispulable title will he
made. Persons wishing to purchase will
please make application personally, or by
liter, addressed TO the subscriber, near
Port Tobacco, Maryland
WILLIAM MORRIS.
august "a tu3w
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Young ladies' Seminary.

Coffee. Whiskey. Brandy, &c.
4 lindsay s. HILL have just received
) 1 from New York, per schr. Dash,
captain Smith
1873 bags 81. Domingo coffee
lcO bis rye whiskey
g pipes cosn!ac brandy toidN
3 hampers Champagne, containing
l2 dozen
casks LondOn porter, AZ dozen
90 barrels cider. 10 do.
IL Store,
50 bids. retailing molasses
4 pipes 18th proof Holland gin
Jamaica Il w. |. rum in hhds.
\. T.. rum in barrels
Sugar in bids. and barrels
Gunpowder. imperial, Il Tyson tea
in small packages
Liverpool fine and coarse salt, in
sacks
SOIL sheli'd almonds and pimento in
bhgs
Ginger in kegs-also. family -four.
They purchase corn and wheat.
august 10
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Leghorn and Straw Hats.

lust received, and now opening by
81 the subscriber, ali elegant assortment
of white Leghorn and straw hats of the
newest style, which articles will be sold
low. MARY MOONEY.
August 2S 3t*
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Dried Hides.

EOUR thousand tour hundred Rio
4 Grande DRIED HIDES OF sure,ioe
quality. (a,eraging aboul 90 pounfs,)
now landins from snip America, Tor sails,
if early application is ~ AIDE TO
DANIEL SOMEhS, or
JAMES Il JOSHUA HARPER.
august 9U
The Leesburg WashiHgtonian, " inches
ter Gazette. Frpdtri kIow Herald, will
insert the above seven times. and forward
their accounts to this Office for payment.
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ForFreight,

.Hk The new and superior brig MA
sRlNER. John A. Knight, master,
burthen about l40G bis. She will be rea-
dy for loading in few days. Apply to
JOHN H LADD y co.
Hho haze for sale,
i90t plaster, on board that vessel.
august TX
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For Sale.

ins.e That three story brick house.
Gf situated on the south side of Prince
HIas Street, now in The occupancy OF
A-sns Dir. WIN. Rudd perfect title
will be given, and the terms of payment
made convenient. Apply TO
july 10 JOHN II. LADD Z. Co.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

PURSUANT toa decree of the Supe.
4 rioI Court OF Cbancely for the district
of Fredericksburg, in Virginia, III. uncer-
signed commissioners will proceed 10 sell,
lat public auction, upon credit Of one,
two. and three years, at Middle hmg, id
the county of Loudon, on Thursday tie
18th day of November next,
1000 Heres Of Land,
lying in the heighborhood OF Mid, iehhrg;
The whole land is of that quality lerned
plaster land, and susceptible @. high i'm.
provementb y the use of it. The whoac
Will be laid oul into small tracts, OF toil
two to th ee hundred acres each, and scld
lnsepara'e tracts to suit purchasers. ] he
whole is well wa,ered. and no country is
more healthy. Captain Pickett, who lives
near the land, and who is employed to
make survey OF it; and Mr.. Sommers,
who is the agent for the collection of The
rents, will shew the land to those who
may he inclined 10 purchase. Bond and
security, and deed of trust upon each
tract, will be required of The purchaser.
JOHN LINTON,
JOHN GIBSON.
PHILIP HARRiSON.
angus 20-23 Is
o. The editors the paper. published
in, Alexandria, Leeshure ant Winchester!
will publish he above until the day OF
sale. and send their bils to P. Harrison;
al Fredericksburg. fer payment.
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For Sale.
pataa & Butcher

nTAVING purchased par, of the car
go ut SweAsh IRON, per the lrig
Dove, OFF, he sgma for sale. II consists
Of wagon tira, inches wide, l2 SIS ) !
AMI IS AMI inch thick; also, Il and Ii
witt by $40 inch thick, suitable for chair
Ii. ali well drawn aud excellent qualities.
g ma Suih diwm&w2w
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Flour Business.

THE subscribers respectfully inform
j their friends and the public, thai they
have entered into copartnership, and their
business will he transacted under the firm
of ASHBY s. STRIBLlNG.
Their warehouse is near the upper end
Of King street. aud opposite the diagonal
pump; where they will purchase and re-
ceive -four on storage.
They intend keeping GROCERIES,
which they will sell at small profit for
ash. TURNER ASHBY,
June Is MAGNUS r.: STRIBLIN6.
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NUti,.e.

ENHE undersigned being anxious to close
their business, and believing that mo-
thing short If a determination not 10 prose
cute il for the present. will enable them
to effect so desirable an event, respectful
" and earnestly solicit all those who are
in 'ebtet to hem, to make immediate pay
ment in ORDER to enable them to meet
more promptly the demands of those to
whom they ore indebted
r l. J. VAUDEVILLE.
august I8 dit
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For Freight,

Va
la The brig PANOPEA, Eleazer
IaGs Crabtree, master, burthen 1900
barrels. is superior vessel, and in com.
plete order for any voyage. Apply to
WIN FOWLE & CO.
Who haze for sale,
Said briggs cargo of Coz tons plaster Paris.
august 80
For Boston.
fEN The schooner PR lMROSE, capt.
AA12 Holbrook. is superior vessel, car
ries about Too barrels, will he ready to
load in three days. and take freight ON
moderate terms. Apply TO
WIN. FOWLE & co.
Who hare for sale, said schooner's cargo Of
100 tons plaster Paris.
august %
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SALES AT Al C1n \.
Public Sale.

THIS DAY, at IOA. 81.
At 10 o'clock, will be sold. at the late fe;
sidence of Mr.. Langhorn Dade, kins-s..
Sundry Household & Kitchen
Furniture,
Together with a varie ~ of ,inman's tooa;
S. A. MARSTELLER, Auct.
august 3o
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Pubic Sale.

tD,lC S1It.
an FRIDAY the cath OF September
~ next. will he sold, at public SALE, at
Cedar Grove. the late residence of Edgar
McCarty, decreased, all The personal estate
of said 1ecedeni, consisting of negroes;
stock Of horses, cattle and hogs, household
and kitchen furniture. and farming uten-
sis OF every description Termss.will be
made known on the day-ot sale.
THOMSON F. MASON,
administrator,
august 23 mS.wts
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English, Classical and Ma
thematical Academy.
FY,HE subscriber respectfully informs the
J citizens of Alexandria, lhathe intends
removing his school 10
The Mechanics Hall,
Courses ef Tuition
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English
Grammar, Geography, History. Ancient
and Modern, Chronology. Logic, Compost
ton, Elocution, Bookkeeping. Maizena,
tics, and the elements of Astronomy and
Natura al Philosophy: also. the LatIn and
Greek languages.
Terms, Of Tuition,
Reading. Writing arithmetic, English
Grammar and Geography, 5 dollars per Or {;
History, Logic, Composition and Book
keeping, 8 do; Mathematics, Philosophy,
&c. 8 do; Languages, IL do: pens, ink and
pencils furnished in the school.
He assures those who may feel inclined
to commit the important trust Of the edu-
cation of their children to him, that nothing
on his part shall he wanting to give salts
faction. Upon his new and judicious plan
of instruction. boys of ordinary capacity
may 60 through regular course of arith-
metic, English Grammar and Geography n
six mouths, and al the same tune pay every
necessary attention to their exercises in
Reading and Writing.
lie possesses the most substantial testi-
monials of character and capabiity. which
he will feel happy to produce 10 any gen.
tleman who may call upon hun.
o. No vacation given.
Iune thstnif g RONNER
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EDMUND I. LEE, C. C.,
Fat Cattle for sale.

TINE subscriber, living six niles abov$
i MiddIeburg, on The paved road
leading 10 Alexandria. has for sale up.
wards of 100 head OF as fat ctttie az can b..
produced in Virginia as there is a com.
plant OF hard times, he viii, give few
month credit 10 M u " responsibility.
august 10 JOHN GARTER