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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03
Frederick county, March 3
Mach Z
Patent Wheat 71,eshine Mschine.

NE subscriber, rcsiuing . tue city OF Ricbuond,
Il beng dul, authorised agrSt for he proprietor,
makes ADoan 10 the farmers throughout the cOuntry
ina ne is now prepared to EXHIBIT the model, grant
patent rights aGa directions the construction
ana pHitins IN opeIa,Un, 6dtAONe'S ReHiy inUeatst
wheat Threading HachiHe which Is allowed 5 the
best farmers Ia the iv~eB county tgUal
s"perioT) To any thing o. ibe hind oiees
the pmbc- and when the cheapnpss aui simplicity Vi
c"hs'ucil'n is taken into considefatlon thou
be Vastly preferable he whole of chine
aud patent right include viii amount 60 more
thsn Sixty or seventy dollars to those who have
moor on wh,h they can be U"rkrd- where that Is
Tue case, therr will be The additional eNrehse OF
hooE-i"O yoke OF oxen, travelling ~ their pace
VIII get out at least leo bnsneis - wheat per nay.
VIII attend 10 the construction and rnting them In
operation, where gentlemen may reqrire without
any further charge, except NV travelling eXpenseS--Io
those VINO i've but short dIstance. there viii be
Tbe Gust Of patea right will be tweHty-nve dollars foT
each machines but pe1li"men wishing may cUntI
and esseh to me, at the Columbian Hotel Richmond,
posi- paid, VIII be promptly attended to, by
RICHIE AIktS,
agent for Nm. n Ra1SnaS.
40 hereby make known to AL persons whom IL may
concefn 'ha Major Ritcbe Ayres, Il the city OF C-
mond, IS duly AUTHORISED and enpOw b. me, my
agent for vending aud dspOsing OF patent rights an
those who may wish 10 purchase Gnd my nearly
fnuented patent UhfgE Thr6ShiIg H9chiHe
Given under hand THIS 24tb dsy February 1870.
WM. H. k,SsONE.
March 3. gf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

slightest color or charge OF fraud, lei us
expunae thai word "forevcr." Blu, should
1, be really III intention OF al parties L.
coutine II TO territories say so aud no
more" Tie officially is easily removed.
Strike " forever" from the bill, il there
beany chance Of lis passing through both
branches.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03
FOR LONDON.
NO IL T.


HAT II may not be supposed she subscriber has re.
nOuRce0 his claim to Lot No. 55l advertised " lie
solo un tue uTsi Monday March, II iair hrst
fair day thefeaei by MI M'CiaS, renew my former
waihing, ana Cautien all persons against purchasing
house anu lot advertised Is aforesaid which lot then
tacsh) Was purchased many JeaTs ago from
Pleasant ou"shushand, and the Improvements made
oy me- anu is now IN my posS Ssion as uyier-
mined MT 10 surrender the ProIcI until Gsyssessed
by q decision ofthe Supreme Couto the Uues STATES
JOAN HOPKINS.
fIeueIiek county, march u
Ak vtiuc % de.d oI tr.>t executed BY rhn.,5., H.
- jeffrey and Nancy uIs siie, bearing - h
ud) Vi Sepember, 1873, ano recorded the husinIs
O. uft Tor the CITY OF RIchuiUno the iTIh day Of
rebfuary 1870, tor the pHTpuse Of securing S IT
ave hundred and eighty collars hny cenIs aue
nm Mann ~ note bearing e. ell u IL NTH SAID
VIM he SOLD 0H SATURDAY,, Ire 26fR day ~ the pre-
Sfhf month MARCH out LOT OF GROUND bIng tn
frlces ADDITION 10 the cty ot RI, hniond crnainIng
ihiiy ieet npOn sueet, and extending iroin SAID
street 10 the street which separates PTcrs iTuu
p"VdPs additio To the city OF Richmond, wiih Two
stoIS DITCH house thereon much II property
as "ill be sutCieht IL sum, With interesl
aud expenses attending the sale OF III. same The sails
WIN be made On the premises at half O'Clock in
The evening OF the aforementioned day,
BY The TRUSTEE.
Mach 3. o5 ds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The House
OF Representatives have So Ear brought
the consideration of the Missouri Bin
towards close, "a to have ordcred il 10
a thru reading. Aver sitting Of nine
hours, and after a laborious discussions
o. numerous propositions for amending
The bill, aud resisting many motions 'or
adIoa!nmeni, the House, about cigh' g.
clock last night, reached the question
and the bill ~as orderei Ia BE- enyrossed.
with the Slavery Restriction by q
majority of nine votes. We could not,
after the iionrnmcni, prepare the details
III time Tor The rrtss.
The Sensie's amendments TO the
Name Bill, are no" before joint Com
mlliee OF Conference, TO The appcinimeai
of which the House yesterday assen'ed
The managers on The part OF The House,
are, Messrs. Holmes TAILOR, L0wndeS,
Parker Of Maine. and K,nsey Of New
| jersey. Nat Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

Streriiu Of the piEle, ia the test--A yep-
ilrman ,rcently arrived IN This cin from 81
Louis, ONT Who lii there on 10th uIt,no,
informs that the Mississippi had been closed
with ice for weeks, and heavy Ioa,l,d wag.
gons were crossing on Il at st Louis; the
snow was abcut Is inches on a level aud our
informant travelled IN a sleigh all the way 10
cincinnati, distance ct 500 mics. aud had
he proceeded directly on, conid probabl, have
come 10 this city by the same mode. of cor =
veSance. Some Gentlemen who loft ihe,e a
lew days previous, came 10 PhiadelPhia in a
sleigh.
The ,law commenced at Cincinnati on the
Sd itst. which caused great riss N the tOhio)
River, aud the ice broke up on tile 9th
which enabled the nunist ors steam boats aud
uafer craO To resume their operations after
having bern embdrgoed for EIGHT months
by The low >fate OF water; IA circumstance new.
et Known before, by the oldest residents Of the
country.
Produce was extremely low i'm Kentucky
aud Ohio. Tobacco, 3 a i. Flour, 81 y AZ
Wheat. 37a 80. Corn ~ a67b Pork 2, a 81
for specie money! " Y. Ere. Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

srn,y, to demand the reason ior hosiiiiics =.
Their reply aud demand was, g That the
Constitution oi the Cories should he adopted;
their srrearages paid; and that they would
not embark tor south America TO bear a.ms
against thei, rounifymen."
Another portion of the Army, amounting 10
10 QUO strong, had marched against MADRID,
TO deSiand the same s'ipula,ions at the King.
The same dan (the Ith) all communication
WAS stopped between Port St Maria, Caiic-
cas-. 81. Rogue. aud ali the adjoining iowus,
and AN embargo laid on all vessels IN the bar
bour.
I he Spanish men Of war in TIE hatbor al
Cadiz, were ordered To be it, readiness 10 PM
to sea at moments Warning
Further information respecting this impor-
tant event may he expected ia few days, as
the Captain of New York hip imforB, ed
Capt. Rambercer, tha, he Intended te mo he
hls escape from the Embargo on III. following
night. RI. ,aurnaI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

The amount collected in the city Of
New York, on account al the sufferers
by The late fire al Savannah, was s ~ $50.
The subscription in the town OF Boston
has exceeded s 10000.
We should like Ia see hereafter a List
OF all the contributions on this occasion,
and the aggregate amount. Ii will pro-
baby not fall short OF two hundred
thousand dollars, being about 10 per
cent. on the amount OF uninsured proper
" destroyed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-03

BOSTON, Feb. % AT meeting of the
Wars Committees for collecting S,,bscrip
lions Tor The Sarannah sufferers, on Satur-
day evening, partial reports were receiv-
ed from the several Wards, from which il
appeared that upwards OF s 5000 we're al
ready collected.
1t. George w. Vancleave Of the u. S.
Navy, was recently tried by q Court Mar
iial at the Navy Yard, Charlestown,
Mass. and dismissed The service.
Captain Meek, Of the Friendship, AT
Salem, from Canton, states, that Capt.
. Blanchard ard MIR. Putnam his clerk,
OF ship Marmion, of Boston. while on
shore at Saigo Cochin China taking tea
With the natives, were poisoned by them.
Capt. Blanchard died Immediately, but
Mr.. Putnam recovered.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-10-31

four majesty pain, I beg that It may be
observed, and remembered, that the
statement has been forced from me. |
must either protest against the mode OF
trial, or, by tacitly conserving to it, suffer
my honor to be sacrificed. No inno-
cence can secure the accused, if the
Judges and Jurors be chosen by the &C
cuser; and if 1 were tacitly to submit to
tribunal of this description, l should be
instrumental in my own dishonor. -
On these grounds, | protest against
this species of trial. | demand trial in
Court where the Jurors are taken i'm
partially from among the people, and
where the proceedings are open and fair
Such trial | court, and to no other will
l willingly submit. If your majesty
persevere in the present proceeding,
shall, even in the House of Parliament.
face my accusers but shall regard any
decision they may make against me, as
not in the smallest degree rejecting or
my honor; and | will not, except com
PEELED by actual force, submit to any
sentence which shall not be pronounced
by Court of Justice.
have now frankly laid before youi
majesty statement of my wrongs and
declaration of my views and intentions
You have cast upon me every slur tc
which the female character is liable
Instead of loving, honoring and cherish
ing me, agreeable to your solemn vow,
you have pursued me with hatred and
scorn, and with all the means of destruc-
tion.-You wrested from me my child
and with her my only comfort and con-
ISOLATION. You sent me Borrowing through
the world, and even in my sorrows pur'
sued me with unrelenting persecution
Having lett me nothing but my limo
cence, you would now, by mockery o.
justice, deprive me even of the reputa
ton of possessing that. The poisoned
bowl and the poinard are means mors
manly than perjured Witnesses and par,
tial tribunals; and they are less cruel
inasmuch as life is less valuable thar
honor. If my life would have satisfied
your majesty you should have had it, OF
the sole condition Of giving me place
in the same tomb with my child; bu
since you would send me dishonored te
the grave, will resist the attempt will
all the means that it shall please God tc
give me.
(Signed) CAROLINE K.
Erandem6urg House, dug. 7, 1920.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-10-31
LATEST FROM ENGLAND.

The ship Magnet, which arrived at
New York on the 29th ult. has brought
English accounts to the Oath August ;
from which the following interesting
matter is selected.
The trial of the Queen proceeded
without any extraordinary occurrence
until Monday the list, when after finish
ing his opening speech, the Attorney
General introduced his first witness by
the name of Theodore Maocci. e" On
hearing his name called (says the Cou-
rier,) she turned round and screamed
aloud, "What Theodore !" and
hastily darted from her seat, through the
door Of her apartment, followed after a
short interval by Lady Ann Hamilton.
This was about half past IL O'Clock.
Hoy majesty had not been seated above
three minutes. The scream and excla-
nation of the Queen operated upon the
feelings of the house with electric effect.
A long pause ensued.-Peers, Counsel,
and strangers looked as if they doubted
the evidence Of their eyes and ears not
word was spoken, and S minutes
elapsed before the proceedings were re-
sumed." An interpreter was then
sworn, and the witness was examined.
The following statement of his testimony
is given verbatim from the latest paper.
HOUSE OF LORDS, AUGUST 81.
Theodore Majocci's examination.
In the beginning of the year 1915,
Bergami became equcrry to her royal
highness. Bergami told me that he
would, before Christmas holidays, make
me present. Bergami wore livery
He dined at the table of the upper SER
wants. Heronymus sometimes divided
the duty of Bergami about the Princess.
The duty was taken by turns amongst
the upper servants. In the morning,
when they carried the tray for breakfast,
Hieronymus often performed the service
out of his turn. AS to the room of the
Princess and that of Bcrgami, there was
a corridor and cabinet between them,
and On the left was the bed room of Ber-
gami. There was nothing else. On tire
other side Of the room OF Bergami there
was saloon. No person slept in the
cabinet.-The other servants were sepa-
rated. Bergami met with an accident,
kick from horse, when the Princess
went to Agnan. 1t was necessary to
bring him home. ] did not do so. l
waited upon him. The first time saw
the Princess was in the presence oil
Hieronymus and DR.. Holland, who was
dressing his foot. AT last vinegar was
brought. In consequence of this acct
dent was put to sleep in the cabinet for
five or six nights. / saw somebody pass
in the night-thcrc was always fire in
the room. saw her royal highness
pass through the corridor to Bergami's
room twice during this time-half an
hour past midnight. She staid there
about IA or Is minutes. She passed on
in her return, very softly and very near
my bed to see me; heard only some
whispers in Bcrgami's room. Between
Is and 70 minutes she remained the Sc
cond time, and l heard a whispering
conversation. There was small garden
attached TO the cabinet, which was for
1.-The most part always locked, more often
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-10-31

Later-London hahers Of august 80.
The trial of.the Queen had progressed
to the 18th day, and still excited univer 4.
sal attention. rfSf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-28
HEALTH OF PHILADELPHIA.

We are happy 10 announce, on the autho-
rty OF the Board OF Health OF Philadelphia,
ina, no new case of maligDan; fever had oc-
Cured for the q hours, ending at 4 O'CLOCK
or that day, (Monday) and but one on the
preceding Saturday.
On the 2lst inst. at Philadelphia, Or,
Jackson. President of the Board OF Health
al that city, was taken i'll of" the Walnut 81
fever" or in other words, the malignant fe
yer. which he had contracted in the DIS
charge of his duty, near the injected DIS
,rict. The latest accounts say be was on the
recovery.
The deaths in Philadelphia, last week, a
mounted to 1873, of which 81 were antants'
nnder 2 wears OF age. Tweaty eight died OF
cholera morbus, of drunkenness, IL OF
malignant fever, 9 Of bilious lever, aud Is
Of other feyers. tCa'y oa<e"s'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-28

wreck, and Of his subsequent horrible jour
ney across the desert. As the circumstances
under which this writer was placed on his
captivity, are the same as those in which our
countryman, captain Riley. found himself,
and which he has related in SO interesting a
manner, AN opportunity will be afforded of
testing the account OF each, by that Of the
otber-perhaps the best OF standards. ne
ought to note that, since ,he publication OF
captain Riey's book, nothing has appeared
in Europe tending to discredit his state
ments. bat much that serves to persuade us
of their accuracy. lNat. Gag.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-28
COMMUNICATION.

When native genius and personal worth
come before US, it excites all those noble
passions of which mankind are so suscepti-
BILE. and brings forth our warmest approoa-
ton aud applause. These ideas Mr.. Edi-
tor, were suggested to me by observing that
this nights performance at our theatre, is
intended for the benefit of Mr.. GRAY, ma
tive American, and one who promises fairly
70 hold distinguished rank in the Drama.
Since the opening of the theatre this sea-
son, Mr.. Gray has played several charac-
tiers of old men in stile'that would gain him
applause in the first theatres on the CONT
nent. To particularise bis pertections in
the various parts, would be an arduous task
suffice it to say, thathis old Hardcastle, Res
tive, Sir P. Teazle, &c. have gained him uni
versal appreciation, and conVinces VI that
he possesses all the intrinsic requisites OF a
great actor. Now, Mr.. Editor, when we
are so forward in bestow;ng our favors on
every European star who comes over to ease
Us of our cash, by eondsscsnding to play Tor
sir aights only. let US not forget to encou-
gage our own citizens, who enlist under the
banners Of Thespis. Though am willing
to- render unto Cesar what is Caesars" and
give. due credit TO those transient meteors,
yet would not wish to have il said, that on
this occasion, our citizens were tardy IN re-
warding genuine ability; and hope that
MICS endeavors 10 please, will be reward
ed by an overfowing house, and native Ia
Tents no longer thrown'in the shade by
50 SQUIBS & CRACKERS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-28
From the Quebec Gazette.
TO DESTROY FLY IN TuRNiPs.


Dear Sir-Obserying in your last paper
that The season for ,urnip seeding which was
near at hand, induced you to treat more
largely on the subject of their culture
beg leave to suggest to you specific against
the fly, or little black flea, which is SO de-
structive to young plants in warm dry wea-
Their, provided you have not had TINS infor1
nation before, which is simply to steep the
seed in train or fish oil and sulpher, for 5
or 20 hours before seeding, the oil may then
be strained off and the seed rolled in plaster
or ashes The oil assists the vegetation OF
the seed, land impregnates the plant so strong
ly that no fly will trouble it, till it is we'll
leafed out. This antidote have used tor
several years past with all the small seeds |
sow also vine seeds, and found il never to
fail. lwouId be well for the tobacco plant
er to adopt this method with his seed. |
wish some Of your experienced correspon-
dents could give the public as sure an anti
dote against the green web worm, which
was so destructive to turnips and cabbages
last year ! lost two crops Of the ruta baga
by those worms, after the leaves had grown
to the size of dollar.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-28
A Iexandria Theatre.

For the benefit of MR. GRAY.
THIS EVENING, August 20, e,
Will be presented Morton's celebfs'eu "
medy Of the
SCHOOL OF REFORM'
General Paragon, =, MI n, ~.i
Mrs. Ferment, Mrs. En .";:s
The original Epilogue, by Mrs ED'""
The evenings entertainments 10 cow
with the laughable farce OF the =.
TRISHAl.4NN LOND0h
For characters see bills OF the day; T.,
Mr.. Fielding's benefit on WednesGis' ,p!j
Doors 10 be opened at halt past sh ,,locs
the curtain to rise at half past seven w.
precisely. -. ,ants, a.
Box dollar. pi, reduced to IS eens''
lery 50 cents.
august %
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-28
For Freight,

zLx The schr IN rlaN.Vu..man 500
axR Bartlett Weeks master, oui iI;"r fe.'
barrels, isa substantial and las. eargO "
sell, and " i'll be ready to Escf1SCyW 1LANp :.
4 dave. Apply TO +. II H. .,po oip"
Who has for sale said vessels carr, 10 gg
ter. ~
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-28
Baltimore, Aug. 2s.
couNTEREElT NOTES.

COUNTERtEIA iES'
The mayor of the city, having received
certain information, which led to the pro-
cadure, yesterday, in company with Judge
Jyesbt aud Judge Brice, searched the house
OF Henry Fireburgsr, baker, IN FranS'ln'st
and after laborious search, found stone
lar. about foot under ground, in the eel
lar, containing four large bundles OF coun-
,erfeit money, Of the following banks: One
handle of ones on the Franklin Baak Of Bet
tssmore; one DO. oftWos, on the same; one
do. Of togos on the Huure de Grace Bank !;
one do. of threes, on the Dn,on Bans 81
Georrsto7yn. One OF the bundles also con-
tanned variety of other notes. Mr.. Noah
Fowler, and Mr.. Pitt. another officer, were
the interchangeable and active agents IN lead
ing 10 the discovery of this yillainy. Ere
burger has thus far eluded apprehension. Ot''
GERS, however, are in pursuit; and we rust
the colprit will yet be arrested. We I'M
derstand Freburger has recently returned
from tour OF pleasure or business TO the nor
thern or western parts of New York and TO
Canada. The amount found was about forty
thousand dollars. Patriot.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-28

The persons shipwrecked in the French
brig Sophin. which was lost in the month Of
May, 1919. on the west coast of Africa, have
arri, ed at Marseilles. Having fallen, after
a struggle into the hands OF the Arabs of the
great desert, they experienced during five
months, all the miseries Of the most grieyous
.ervitude, A, the earnest instance of the
French and Portuguese consuls general at
Tangiers, the emperor of Morocco caused
the captives 10 be ransomed with funds ad-
vanceu, by the French government. MIR.
Cochelete, one of the number, is about To
publish at Paris full narrative Of the ship.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-08-28

The Louisiana Advertiser Of July %, pc
remptorily contradicts the story recently
circulated in the papers, of confession OF
one of the pirates lately condemned at New
Orleans, involving particulars relative TO the
mysterious loss at sea, some years ago, OF
Mrs. ALsToN, and the meme of the Rev. MIR
Harmed is used TO vouch that no such con-
isssion was ever made.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-26

ed, to which, IN the language Of the law, the
memory Of man runneth not to the contrary" has
given prescriptve dignity to it, as we'll as rec
commended its clsims to our regard upon the
ground of its utility and its adaptation to our
practise and habits. 1t is not to be presumed
that the advocates Of the law, as it has passed,
have started any original notions or views upon
so old subject; other theorists before them,
have undoubtedly been made happy by like
specious and delightful projects, but which have
vanished before the touch Of experience, the on.
y ordeal, that can truly test practical utility or
public benefit, in any of the departments Of gov
eminent. We trust such will be the operation
here, or il not, at least, such an addition will be
made to the salaries ofthe Judges, as will COM
pensate them for their additional labour and ex-
pense.
We are pleased to observe in the act 8 provis.
ion for reporter ofthe decisions Of the Supreme
Court. He is to receive six hundred dollars for
his services.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1820-06-26
kAN GAZETTE .SdN
49, SHIPPING LIST. !&&&
PORT OF PORTLAND.

ARRIVALS.
Ttursday, June 22-Ar sch. WoolwiCl,, Trott
Bath Isl votzry, Stockman Boston.
Friday-bne Albert, Alden, Madeira, ballast.
cLeARAN CIs.
Wsdnssday, June gl-Cl brig Dispatch, Deer
ing, Havana.
Thwsday- Express, KIN. hit, st. Andrews.
Efiday-sch' franklin, Baker, New-York.
SHIPPING MEMoRAspA.
At Aux Cages May ~, Alliance, Kensstanl
had lost most Of her crew BY sickness Olive,
Portsmouth. -
Sch Climax, Thoppsou, Of Falmouth, Me AZ
at Boston on Thursday' from Alexandris.
Brig Mariner, Haight' Of Boothbay, has cl at
Savannah for Wilmington
Sch Diligence, Fench, II days Il Buckspot az
at Charleston l1th INST. .
Brig Mary Jane, Amazeen. Of Portsmouth, cl
at New York for II slifax l7ih inst.
81 Favorite, Jones, hence ar at Norfolk 18th inst
Schs Dan. and James, Barter, Machias; ANA
zon, Portland, have cl at Nsw-York..
Brig Betssy, Shaw, has been spoken 10 day.
hence for Honduras.
Sch Moses, Quincy, Saco, dich brig Argus
Taylor, just ar from Portsmouth, were at ST.
Georges Der 9th inst.
Ship Maine, Leach, 81. Petersburg; brig sy-
rem, Small, Nest-ludissS. schs Boston, Wood
Bath (; Alexander, M,ll,kAp, Frankfort; Lady
Washington, Eaton, Buoksppit kehecca, Nor.
rill, Scarboro'; Gen Jackson, Cook, Waldoboro'
cl at Bostou. 21st inst. an,
Brig Alexander, Thomas, i2 days from Lubsc,
has ar q. New York.
Sch Susannah, Mercer, Of Georgetown Me- Al
at Georgetown Col from Daren 18th. :.
Sch Bolina, Sylvester, Of Belfast, wait cargo
for Porto Rico was at Port Cavello Goth Mt.