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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-28
SOUTH AMERICA.


A gazette extraordinary of the BagO
ia, of The 18th October, contains Ii.
details Of the triumph which the pubE,
authorities Of that city decreed to pre-
sident Bolivar and his army, in CON.
memoratIon Of the glorious victory ii
Boyacca. The ceremoniaIs on this &C.
-casion were very imposing, combnn,
all that can be brought TO resemblaae
with the GreCian and Roman trumpk.
The ceremonial is given in detail
and the effect of such spectacle on tie
minds of the people of climate where
the system is more susceptible of G.
citement than in our colder regions;
can be c. nceived only by those who
nave experienced the effects of climate
Oh the mind and ,erses. Among tie
Ceremunials, wreath of laurel vas
presented and placed on The head oftlc
victor by t1centy beautiful females Of
from Is to Is years OLD, who carried
baskets of silver filagree. ornamented
with flowers, and containing decOR-
tons which We shall notice presently,
the wreath was delivered with a sula.
bic address by one Of this band of viz.
gins, in style of eloquence that rem
ders translation into another Language
difficult without paraphrase.
Three splendid crosses, ornamenel
with precious gems. were presented,
the first to the general liz chief, Bolivar
the second to gen. Anzuategui, and the
third to gen. St. Ander, and enc of Sill
yer for each soldier.--Ihese crosses
were contained in the baskets carried
by the twenty virgins, and were
them delivered to the troops who haa
been in the battle. in the centre OF tie
place of frsti, al.
The laurel wreath and the three cross
es were offered in manner partica'
larly fanciful and impressive: they
were suspended by ribands of three CO.
Iors, green yellow and red: the young
lady who presented the laurel wreaiD'
having made an address, placed tn'
wreath on the head of the general n
chief: a second young lady presenlsen
him the Ornamanled cross, destined 10,
him, suspended by green riband, anu
bearing The motto Boy acca, While W.
others If the young ladies presenl'u
each the cross appropriated for the a.
sociate generals, Azuategui and o.
with the same motto. A sln'
lar cross was intended fer gen. Sou''
lette, but he was on distant duty.
As soon as the wreath had be en- pr'
ced on the head of the general in chl'S
he rose, and taking the wreath lfO"
his own head. placed 1t successfully ~
the heads of the other officers. 4,
A superb painting of the goddess -
liberty was placed in the rear OF inc
|evation on which the ceremonies 'Ou I
place, with the usual emblems +; a 1s
with portraits as large as life oil ~" os
commanders at Boyafca "'
her supporters. line
The ceremoniaTs occupies near ~" n
columns of the Gazette. The ehec' =,
his spectacle was to produce al u'a ,;"n,
non enthusiasm. Vast contriOu''''
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-28

corning land eAices, having risen and made
report thereon
The amendmenlto the bill for the esta-
blishmeEt of additional land Offices in the
state Of Illinois, was read and
|. On motion Of Mr. Cook, the bill was re-
committed to the committee on Public
Lands.
Amendments reported tothe bill TO de-
signate the boundaries of districts and es-'
tablish land Offices for the disposal OF Inc
public lands not heretofore offered Tor sale
inthe state Of Alabama and indiana, were
read, and part concurred in. and part disa'
greed by the house; and the bill was or
defed 10 be engrossed, and read third time
tc- morrow. ...,:.h
The bill from the Senate, :" to establish
additional land offices in the state OF Alabar
MAJ was ordered to lie on the table, the
nrovisions Of il having been comprised in
the bill. aforementioned, to establish adj
ditional land Offices in Illinois.
Friddy, Aprl FL.
The bill from the Senate for clothing the
army of the u. States in articles OF domes-
tic manufacture, as amended, was read a
third time, passed. and sent to the Senate
for concurrence in the amendment,
The bill to establish an uniform mode OF
discipline and field exercise of the militia of
the United States was read third time ,
passed, and sent to the Senate for concur
renee.
The bill 10 designate the boundaries OF
districts and establish land Offices, for The
disposal OF the public lands not heretofore
offered tor sale in the states of Alabama and
Indiana, was read third time, and, on mo-
ton. re-committed to the committee on
public lands.
The bill to regulate the manner OF setting
the accounts of the several deputy surveyors
in the Missouri and Alabama territories,
was read third time, and rejected.
The bill autborising the sale of thirteen
sections of land in Canton District, in the
state Of Ohio, passed through committee
of the whole Mr. Tracy in the chair, and
was ordered 10 be engrossed Tor third read
ing,
REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
The House then resolved itself into a
committee OF the whole, on the bills report
ed by the committee of manufactures; and
the committee determined to take up first
in order, the bill . to regulate the duties
on imports and tonnage, and for other pur-
poses" This bill proposes changes in re-
Iation to the duties on goods. imported, in
the proportions which are denoted in the
follow ing table. copied from that compiled
and printed for the use of the house OF re-
representatives.:
A comparative view of the existing Tariff OF
Duties on Goods imported from foreign
countries, as established by the act oil 9th
April, 1916, entitled, An act to regu-
late the duties Oh imports and tonnage,
as amended by the act of2Oth April, 1918,
entitled "An act to increase the duties
on certain man ufactured articles imported
in the United States" and that proposed
by the bill now depending in the House OF
Representatives OF the United States, :" to
regulate the duties on imports, and for o.
Their purposes
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-28
Nsrc- York. Apr,l, q
CITY OF LONDON.

"'cW-1 o'h. .7pfU, 81
3 CITY OF LONDON.
We have received the general hin
all the christenings and bnriaIs in d
city of London, from Dec. Is, 1912 !
Dec. IA, 1919, as reported to the r;
by the company of Parish CIerk,
From this statement, there were cb'
tened between those periods-m,I
1854; females. 1876; in all, "a al
Burials within tie same period-m,I.1
9,67i; females, 1857 I; in all 1881
making 5,O72 christenings more H.,
burials. BY the bill of mortality J
mong other complaints we observe o tbs
1873 died of apoplexy and suddenly, 70
of asthma; $3.50 of Consumption, A.,
of commissions l.e44 OF dropsy: h
two of dysentary; 8 Of st. Anths,,,
fire; 1850 Of fever; $50 of hooOa.
cough; l.5l4 of inflammation; si1S
insanity /; 81 of jaundice; COS of meas.
399 OF m0rtilIcatlon; 1850 OF old Az
and debility; 202 of palsy; 7l2 of sinai
pox $40 suddenly; SOC teething D
drowned ; excessive drinking but Sr
killed by accidents IS /; executed "a
suicides 80. of the deaths, 4.779 ver
under two years of age; between tpr
and five, BIZ, five and ten. Ss6 :N
and twenty, 63l; twenty and thirty
l,577, thirty and forty, 1890; fory and
fifty, 1905: fifty and sixty, 1913: six.
ty and seventy, 1900: seventy aid
eighty. 1880: eighty and ninety, 6s6
ninety and a hundred, i4A: and Of ,
hundred and three. Com. .adr
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-28
ARTICLES.

First OF articles per ct.
Second
Third
4th s. 9Th classes, viz
Woollen manufacture s
Cotton do. and cottoiI
twist, not from lndi
Do. DC. from India
Linen manufactures
Clothing ready made
Bonnets, hats & caps,
OF wool, fur, leather,
straw. chip, OF silk
Silk manufactures,
tfOm India
Printed books
Printed or stained pa
, per & pap. hanging
Clocks & time pieces
Um brellas, sticks anc
apparatus for um
brellas
Bannets and caps, no
otherwise taxed
Fans. feathers, flower:
millinery, washes
perfumes
Printed floor cloths.
oil cloths, mats, salad
oil, capels, olives,
mustard sweetmeats,
preserves, waters
Manufactures OF wool,
coarse lace, carriages
& furniture tor do.
Leather and manufa c.
lures of leather,
brushes, canes
Gilt and plated ware
Cut glass
China, earthenware,
and stoneware, and
crockery
Manufactures of mar
BILE u alabaSter
Ale, beer T. porter, in
bottles gals
Do do not in bottles.
gals.
Alum cwt.
Almonds h.
Black glass bottles or.
Boots pair
Bristles b.
Playing cards pack
Jared cables and
cordage h..
Untarred do. Irvine 81
thread do
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-28

object Of which was slightly toyary II.
~ on paper; which also was negstived
Mr.. Silsbee moved to reduce the pro,,
duty on imported .N0lasses from ten "a
cents pergallon.
This motion was opposed by Mr.. q
and Supported by MIR. Holmes. with ),
goodhumor on both sides. 1t was also !,
ported by Mr.. Foot and Mr.. Whitman.
opposed by Mr.. Butler, oil Louisiana l.,
negativsd by large majority.
The committee then rose, reported
gress, and obtained leave to sit again.
And the House adjourned.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-28
lDaily ado.
FAueUIER ELECTION.
For the .Sennfe.


For the Senate.
Col. John Thorn, federal candidate, 3a8
Gen. Moses, Green, republican, 1919
John Edmunds, republican. So
Thus it will appear that Col. Thorn. is
elected by majority of seventeen, in the
whole district, over Gen. Green.
For TIE House Of Delegates.
Elias Ednunds, (federal) 339
William Thompson, (do.) 337
John P. Suith, (republican) 9ls
Thomas Brown, (do.) ego
Fired. Herald.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..
Ttarsdog. .aprii ao--M conclusion.
The committee of the whole which had
under consideration the several bills con-
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-28
.New- York, April 27.

The Franklin, IA, Com. Stewart. arrived
yesterday from Gibraltar, and in the after
noon aRchpred in the North River, ailttle a.
bose the Battery. Her officers and crew are
all in good health. She lettthe frigate Guer-
riere and sloops OF war Spark aud Peacock
at Gibraltar IN 9th of March.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-04-28
THE COLUMBUS. "a

Got under way on Saturday last, IN Hamp-
ton Roads, and dropped down to Lynhaven
Bsy, where she anchored, and from whence
she will sail in day or two Tor the Mediter-
fanean. liblc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-03
TO THE EDITORS OF THE ENQUIRER,

LOUISA, OCT 70, 1870.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. The eclipse of the
sun OIL the 2lst Feb 1872, there seems 10 exist
a variety of opinions.
see III your paper of the 9th inst. that the
scientific correspondent of the IntelllsenceT
corrects his first prediction of this eclipse by
saving the sun will be " centrally aud totally
eclipscd" on that day in due west course
and 10 deg. 10 min. - sec west of the Capitol
~ The City Of Wa,hiugion ."-This take the
liberty 10 deny iht DtOOH'S appaient diameter
VIII THEN, he less than that of the sun, cOnse-
queptly the eclipse will not be total al any
place on the globe
Again, J see is tho Richmond Compiier of
The OH ult an address TO Mr.. Barber, Editor
as | suppose IN Sew Haven. dated Vale Col.
Iege, Aug 30, 1870 This Yale College wiiier
states, this eclipse viii not be visible over
more than the northern hail OF the Union. aud
that in these parts IL viii be tar from total or
Genital and proceedsts caution the corrss-
poUdenI OF the luteliigVncer 10 he" more care
iul for the future."--Ii Til, writer ~ Vale
College thinks Tie Missouri constitutes part
nj the Union, he would perhaps do we'll TO Ia
mote careful himself, and before he cofrecIs
others. coEsult Ferguson little, take a squini
0t Ewihg's Practical Astronomy pages 2OG and
zO7. aud correct his own blnnders 1In.
done, perhaps I've will make this eclipse Partial
nearly, or quite over the UuiOii, aud central
aud annnar in lat. ~ deg. 80 min NoIth and
long. 60 deg. West OF W aslIing too CIty.
What le states with regard to the eclipse OF
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ELECTIONS

OhiO-Thomas x. Ross, aud .Joln w. Camp.
bell ore reelected 20 Congress. Me- John c.
Wright has a majority OF % votes over NJ
Chambers. The other districts moi heard irom
ltrmont-'ihe mode OF election To Congress
has been recently changed from general
ticket 10 disiIicts."-We agree, with tile Nat
lnielligencer, that This il q" the best" mode
for The more intimately the people become ac-
qnainled with lie principles and qualifications
of their representatives. the better in general
IN the scleCtioU.-lt Is asceridined that Rollin
&. Mallory, Samuel &. Crafts, and John Mat
tocks are elected TO the next Congress. The
returns from the Uiher three districts ate
moi made up.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-03
HOPKTNSVTLLTE

kHiP wen known Tavern, situated on the Ducl;inrI,sp,
-, nii, hnout eleven miles below Powhaan Conrtinuse
anu lNeity Mules above Richmond lately occ,u,y Inv Ard
o"fsoI and rnw IN the possession Of Cornelius uck viii
,Pmmite,y offered for sale ON the FIRST DAY or nv
SEMbHit NEXT Attached to the tavern nrc a two stor;,i
aw,lhghoue,s kitchen, STABLE carriage hnr. and lee
'e aio wen OF excellent waF good garden orchard
eS' a" anout23O OF 230 acres Ofianh The resort of
pany To this tavern las always srcn very consirab M
P,eger, ~ The Lynehburg Stage dine and brealfast there
"Fify Tour dlys ia each wetk-and lie ndvaufspe in
Every respect believed to w. exceeded l,v ,los 81 -
country taNer.rs in Virginia. - ~ ~"
~ slx months The Reminder ~ three cq annual
IL not Sold will e leased the day h fore n,ej,,ion,d
For one year, 10 bs h.irst bidder pots,;nn ,, - ~
on tlftwehty second December most. ~ ~
r,rns WIZ ny purchase or previous 10 the 2otl,
quiretl fOffy t,nptSt rs "
November 3. ss 'NH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-03


We have extracted from the Democratic
Press the ludicrous result Of the ani-sayc.
~ meeting in Philadelpina. The Objects of
those by whom il was convened require no
further eiucidaiion than what is given in thpir
own words, aud we should think no surer
claim 10 the contempt of the public than that
furnished 10y their characters aud conduct.
Ihe advocates OF slavery. IL there exist ANY
such among us, would ash no greater favour
than that The opposition iO them shOulJ he
headed hy William Duane, aud the sincere
freuds humanity aud heir country ought
surely depTecaie no measure more Than
that OF identifying their cause With a futile
IId nnpiiucipled opposition TO the almost VI
ndnim0ns sentiments Of The country in favour
Ut the present administration. We appfehend
one goo% consequence must result from this
weak attempt TO blend the question Of consii-
tulional and individual rights with the party
politics OF the country. II will put tie honest
portion OF the community OH their gnard a.
gainst the men Who would infame their pas.
sIous hut TO light up discord and disunion, and
~ VIII show the republicans Of Pennsylvania
tbe hdiDfe and views OF the coalition, which
iheir own disseDtions have permitted to ufurp
10" power Of the STATE
Asto the part borne by the Federalists in
b. oming the panders 10 William Duane AID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-03
30 900 DOLLAES !

Coken's CGices, BchimO.c Oct. -.
& WEDNESDAY, AFTER NENr, the s'h November
- th- first drawn number in the Casks6rak (hurrb
Lottery will b= eutiliedto
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLIAISl
Only four 6raWincs remain To csi,tpl,tr ms.
s.nfme. Inc capitals Of a. $50, Oua- OG0 3 "
5o60- 1000 3GOO-5 Of 2GoU- II Of loon n II,rs No..
are all sii unttavn. 49,
Whole Tickets, S 20 Fhhs...l 90
halves. ...........i0 FigEibs ....2 90
ehartts ........5 Tennis. ~ 90
10 be had Guaranteed nrdIavT) al either az
COREN'S OFFICES BaLIimotF
g. So brilliant oppuriuni ,"i obtaining eoniial
Should not he DELAYED.
otceIs rom an' part Of the Union. enclosing the
Cash OF prize tickets i'll ANY Of Tie LOTTERIES at mid
WIN meet tue same promPi and p"nrual atnti M AS il
on personal application, addressed TO
J. l. COHEN JR.
. Secretary la the MauaeeIs Paliimore.
We're Capital Prizes have been nbianrd "A Coh,n,s
ounce than AT any other Office In America
The earliest intelligence forwarded ~ .rcrr,s .,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-03

lrUMMUNIcATEp.
Dird. at his late in the count, Of syots,yania.
al an advanced age, on the 10Th UT. after painful
an" lingering ihd'SpoSiiiob, which he hore with The
os' nau't.fo ttude aud christian resignation Major
~" 10 hoILADif, soldier al the I,eyuiutiou-
lie vas Tor many years magistrate of his couuty VA.
me ST nsefa. citizen and as honest man az ., ., ,,v.Ss
DiEnl-at Charlotte village (NissouriO on m, ,6,b
Ssptsn"ei last, Col! DANIEL BOONE, ihe frsi settler
OF nehth.hS, th the 00,h year OF his a,e.-II- was
h"i'e ~ huCk's County, PeunsyIvania ; he len that
STATE at eighteen years old, settled la Nurh Caro-.
iind--iie was Que of The few men Of our cauu,r,
F"'eip''zr 'ed hn 10 search into the wilder
Tor me Beat tracts OF land for nshii As cary
as tnr year 'i1J he removed with his family and sci
u-o on the heatucky River (wh tie loss az his eldest
son. hiied l., The Indiansl at plain uow can. Rooms.
hNiouch' ih.n an indian country. where lac remained
u"' .e year ifnV Curing this period Df time although
h"t "' h's hie had been spsnt a.iculluta pnrsus
a" ne hau berr frequently tonbfed his couutryu.n
Is embtr 81 The virginia legislature and iiygd al
tue c"se OF ths revolutionary peace aud pleuty
Yet such was his delight III hunting .uch his IsyoI,,
" IS l" ", tlidt III The OF 1872 nnh numerous
uain oi followers lie icin"ved from kruIutky and
sei'Ied on the Femme Usage River which e,,u,i,s
i3elf mo lie Missouri river abnI 50 miles aIyr i,s
mouth, tnen wtGriness.-th year aucr he discovers
ca Tie BooN's LICK cobn:sy, which forms Que Of
ihe best scriieBiS of the that Year he aIs
visited the head wairis OF the Grand Usage river and
spent the winter upon The head waters OF hr rive,
Aikanshs-Ai THE are Of eighty la company witt, one
"hhtman ana biaek-man. whom he iaid under Strict
Injunction To return him to his family dead or alive a,
made limiting tTip To The bead waters OF the tr-a,
Osaee whcfe lie was successful in itapunp of Rravrr
aud ~ taking ether game.
Coionri tpone vas OF common statu,r Of
e'eSi eniriptEe, strong intellect amiAhie disposition
ana tnNinahle Integrity he died universally rr;ptt.d
10y al who knew him aud such is The vruetatiou far
h'' name and Character that both llnuses az The Cen
tia Assembly of this state, upon Information of his
death being communicated resolved wear rrase on
Tie len arm f"r 90 days, token II regard aud res
pref For bis memory. [N. Louis t;a-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-03
La,d on James Rirey for Sue.

Luna OH JeHieS (CireT fOT Sue.
virtue OF deed OF trust executed TO by John Nj.
- st. George, AID duly recorded in te county cunr
Surry sDll proceed to sell 10 the highest bidder for cash.
at Sufry COlriOu~, MoHdy, tc 2Ti day nf November
inst 1T being court day. the tract of land whereOn the sBd
John NJ. ST. CrOrge much
be sufficient to first pay Illegal Attending the execution
of said deed and discharge the last payment due
william Scanmell with the tlereUI The tract Of
Shich there IS M elegant view up AMI dnwnc0ntps by
timatiOn III lcis well timhcrcd-Ias all
the advantages which thOse experience who reside
TINS h~utiu river On part of this land, and the
river 1hkJ comfortable DWELLING houSe with NECESSARY
outhoute' This property j. situated. tat il may he d.
vjd into two very pleasant and valuable river SEATS.
Persons who are dDpse psrchase will 0f view
the property before the day OF SHE, winch Sl b. sicw
Mfr. 81. George, Mr. William ScammeI who resides in
the immcatc neglborboOd The sahscribcr selling as
trustee, will convey only such title rs he is vested with
CHARLES n. GRAVES, Trustee.
SurTy county, November ;. sq-w4w+
'BWUSr SALEBy virtue of dertinf trust from TIems,
Underwood and wiit, executed the snlrriler ON the
scyctccnidy Of April last. OR the secHrity Of dctdue
10 VIM Price shall, on the premises XII O'Clock
1f d1y e)fe BTecuf H. NOreyn5yJ proc al 10 cell the
TRACT OF LAND lying in Fienrico county, CONVEYED
y said deed, icing The 50 land which was allotted 10
Thomas Underwood and his wife IN the division tr
Soutafs landSituate the Westiam turnp,Lc--or 50
much thereof unsold un-ra former aud prior
lien in favor Of NJ. H. PoitagN. Terms Of sale-CASH.
Such title only will BE- warranted ~ vested in me Iy the
said trust ded-Sale to b. eOmlucEd by no: GAMBLE
Nov 8. S2-tds no DOUr THAT, Trustee.
A TANNER wANrING.-I Min ~ TnipIoy some
| IN nun whh or githoRt GImikg fhaf miH come
UFH recommended 0pd 0cqRGiOfed rim me tGRsiNe
and cnTrying business for rhich ItpiH ejUs Ebci0f
rdges o. t6se him as pQrfHer--fhe situation Of
rms ydrd Is prffer0bte 10 any ia me cOaDfry, reti
saNs-terH1s ran be kRo'eH by GppkufUg 10 ne sub
scrfbsr IN the forks n HdDoVor ami nc0r me Foyk
| ChwTch. JdEES DOSU'ELL.
! "cf~' 1l.,wsw.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-11-03
GONCORU ICIDEVY.

WIS Summary, which has been IN o.ra,on ahont tween
,. years viii he continued. The OF educatio,
reading, wiring, arithmetic, the Eng, grammar and ler
~ >, geGsraphy, history, Gihsonls survry,g laR and
bellies ieurs, natural, moral and po;tiral hiioh" viii
t,e use o me maps and ginbes the Latin tirrrk
pt to teaching the classics and Ia, l,gher Lr,r or -
.lot ehucaon uncommon pains will hi taken IN instr,cr
s pl IN or'hograpy, penmanslip eit ganIly, read
rs " P'ahhg our own IA gnage currtcily ari hmclir
psaet surveying, drawing maps. and composition with
wy ' oer uti" practical brance The s;riceSt attenun
WIZ ne pam 10 the morals ct the Pnp and the utnss OK
eruhs WI bc uc'lto promote their wifjr and advance
m "a literature" lhose who may wish receive further
information respecting this institution are. r,ou sled In r,
10 the subscriber, and direct their letiers To
fHoMAS II. COLEMAN, President Of Concord
November :; 'e '''' N'Nu.''t w.
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ne nm ~ The 27ih Of hng. 1921 is .oisrali,
ro,iert 10 wL,rh I will add the sua viii on
hot day be % digits eciips.d at Richmond
ant ihai 40 annuiar or total visible eclipse al
The SUE vii happen at Richmond till the I2fh
81 tehtutrN iS3l, when. we maN expect an
a"nu',n ,.!Ii.S, the particulars OF which mav
hr sfeuiu Wariock' 3 Almanac tor the wear
1871. y. RANNENFR