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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
THURSDAY MORNING, OCTOBER H., 1921.
SOUTHERN MONEY.

MONEY.
wish to purchase Bank Notes, checks and
i approved bills at short sight, on
South Carolina,
North Carolina,
Georgia.
NeT-O Orleans,
N'atches,
Virginia, 8
.Maryhnd.
All Of which will he taken at a lower rate
Of exchange than heretofore. Those having
for sale will find it much to their interest 20
call at my Office, to make any kind of ex-
change, or MONEY operations.
will also purchase notes of The Banks OF
Kentucky. Ohio. Pennsylvania, Tennessee,
Illinois, Missouri, and every bank in The
United States, also the banks IN canada. |
can at all times furnish checks and bills al
sight, an short dates as may he wanted TO
any amount at the lowest rates on,
Baltimore,
Philadelphia,
kew-Yerk and
Boston.
Please apply ar my Exchange Office and
Banking House, Bridge street. Georgetown.
sept 90 If ROMULUS RIGGS.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
mo. 61S1.
Just Published
4 ND for sele at John A. Stewards book
~ store, price J dollar,
THE HISTORY
OF THE
REFORMATION,
Just Published

Being an abridgment Of Burnet's History of
the Reformation of the Church OF England.
Together with sketches of The lives ct Luz
ther, Calvin, and Zuingle. the three celebra-
ted reformers Of the continent.-By the
Rev. BENJANrN ALLEN, Rector of the Parish
of ST. Aundre, Virginia.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
Having been favored with the perusal OF
an a%bridgment of the history of the retorma-
ton, prepared for publication by the Rev.
B. Allen, | with pleasure comply with his
request, in giving it my humble recommen-
dalion. II contains the history OF all the
important facts as naraied by Burnet. and
to those who have not tie lime or the meanS
of consulting that writer, must prove intel
esting and valuatie. There being a oousi-
uerahle class OF persons under these circum.
stances, such . work has been wanted. nd
'hink, the present one VII! bf highly ac-
ceptahle, as serving 10 meet the existing exc
igency WILLIAM H. WILMER.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
New Livery Stable.

New Livery Stable.
LEXANDER WEST begs leave res
n pectlully to intrrm his friends and the
public, that he has just erected a coAlmooi
Gus
STlBLE,
On the north side of Prince, between Fair
fax ard Royal streets, whtre he VIII take
horses a. livery by the month, wsek, or day
on the most reasonable terms. Those who
nav enlrust their horses TO his care. may re-
" upon his bestowing the most dillgent at
%tention upon them.
aug 6 eo'
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
For Halifax.

For PASSPORT,
.M The good sehr ENTERPRlZE,
N.Y. Nathaniel Aues, master; bulthena
bout 1900 bbls and will we're soon be ready
to load
Also. for freight,
,SM The gnfod schr. NANCY E. Perry.
49, master; hurthen about Hoo barrels.
AMI will he ready IL load; in preference to an
eastern port. Apply to
JOIN ILAO)&C Co
Who have for sale,
800 tons plaster
$50 casks fresh Tbomaston lime
aug 10
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
Freight Wanted,

81, For the ship POTOMAC. Charles
Ns&$ Bradford, master; burlhen about sou
bids of tobacco or 1000 bbls -four The
snip 10 good order and ready to receive a
cargo Immediately. For terms apply to
JOHN JANNEY Il SON.
Who will purchase good wheat and wool
we'll washed on the sleeps back.
NTThe Editors of the National intelli-
gencer will please insert the above once a
week or three weeks.
8 mo9 lawtf
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
Madeira Wine. Patent Shot, sc.
GILLIAN.

GILLIAN,
FIAS received per brig Hebe. J. v. Pratt,
III master, direct from Madeira,
2 pipes old l.. P. Madeira wine, from
Murdoch. Yuille. Wardrop & Co.
And from Philade' phia,
ton patent Shot. assorted from BIB.
to No. 7
IN STORE.
10 cases fresh salad oil containing 50
TASKS each,
19 boxes speru, candles, uperior quality
$ $}$iE; ;::s Teas, ' 6 &c.; e.: T. cali; s'''
Loaf. lump and brown sugars,
Pe ssa 1 Il , F; ns""s''fs' Wines.
COgnac brandy,
Holland gin,
$"'; e., ,,a Ram.
Green and 81. Domingo coffee, together.
With gene 1t s-sortnent of
Other Groceries.
sept. II diw-3aw3w
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
For Bermuda.

For Bermuda,
ia The good schr. ONLY DAUGH-
NS&TER, Matthew Dagget, master; bur-
Nm about 500 bbls. and will in a very few
Saysbe ready, and can take 300 bills. on.
freight.
Also, For Freight,
sEx The schr. FIVE SISTERS, Jacob
49, Ha ives, master, burthen about Soc
barrels, and will in a few days be ready to
load, and in preference will take freight to
sore nrrrl ga port, or to the Vest Indies.
Apply to
Wbo have for sale on hoard said vessels
1870 tons excellent plaster.
cont u
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
Prunelle Shoes.

Prunelie SHOES.
EUST received and for sale a complete
y assortment of Prunella shoes, Of the
most fashionable colorS, together with kid
and Morocco Of extra quality.
Also,
A general assortment of fine imitation
Beaver. RoIum, Nap'd. Wool, and Straw
I'll A rs,
which will be sold at the lowest cash prices,
by J.. II. RUNNELS.
NAV 26
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04

G.. & ]. p. Thompson,
TIAVE imported in the ships Fair Trader.
IL and Balvidera from Liverpool, a gene
raj and well selected assortment Of
FAIL GOODS,
Among tn. m are
Extra superfne London cloths 4. cassimeres.
Puper6ne and fine Yorkshire do.
Peiisse cloths, double MILD drabs.
Devonshire kerseys, $40 6 4stout iusbings
Plain. twilled, figured Il cord bombszettes
Tartan PIaids; meu's women's, misses and
children's worsted hosiery
Point ane rose blankets, all sizes
White and coloured fannel's. Booking anc
drapery baizes; buttons, &c. &c.
AND ON HAND,
Prints, steam loom shIrring. cambria and
iaconet muslins, Irish linens, cords and vel
veteens, best Italian sewing si1k, Hollis 3
cord sewing cotton, patent threads, shoe
yarns. NC. &c.
sept ) m&'D
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m

IT P. WHITNEY begs leave to acquaint
IL bis friends and the public in general
tina, he has removed MS shop from the corner
OF Fairfax 10 the corner of Prince u Water
streets; where he will be happy to supply
hts customers as formerly, with any descrip-
ton that they may at any time need as
low lie trusts, as any other IN the District,
and he likewise wishes to inform them
that he has just received a full supply OF al
most every article for the approaching sea-
son. which will be found an object for those
that need such goods to call and judge Tor
themselves.
n. B. Every description of ready made
clothing con family On hand, and the low s
prices, and any orders fulfilled with punctu
aliry and despatch
ant 3 Staw4n,.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
Vol. XIII
For COwes,

,H The brig ABIGAIL, J. II. Tit
10y .omb. master; will sail about the
a5I6 inst. has good accommodations; and
III take some passengers on moderate
"'rms. Apply on board, or TO
"i" WIN. FOWLE T. Co.
sept Z
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-04
Also, For Freight,
For Freight,

GH The superior hilg ABIGAIL, J.
SA&H. Titcomb, master, carries 400
bbls. Tobacco or 5000 bbls. houI, is IN
gDoi oder AMI will be ready to take a car
90 on board in a lev days.--Apply to
WIN. FOWLE y Co.
WV havs for sale SAID briggs cargo Of
5000 bushels st. Ubes SALT.
aug 81 It
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-16
FOREIGN.
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From files of late English pspers.I
Manifesto Of the Neapoliton Government.
MALES, FEB. 90.
The Constitutional Government ofthe
two Sicllies, against which the Congress
Of Laybach has Illuminated its anathemas,
while it prepares to repel the most
violent aggression Of which history
has ever made mention, desires also to
appeal to the opinion of Europe, and of
all civilized nations !, and that every one
may equally judge on which side is in-
justice in the war;, which, after FIVE:
years peace, is going to break out III.
unhappy Italy, the government owes
II to itself TO make known all the par
ticulars which have conducted it TO the
political situation in which it is at this
moment placed. q
The wants of the people of the two
Sieilies--the degree Of civilization to
which It has attained, had called for
many years a change in the Internal
system Of the State. AT the beginning
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-16
OF Sardinia.
LONDON, MARCH

LONDON, MARCH "a.
The previous accounts from Turin
made it certain, That the new Regent,
the Prince of Carignan, would proclaim,
on the 14th, new Constitution. He
did so, and commanded that it be OBJ
served as the law of the State, with
such modification as should be made, by
the natural Representatives of the peo-
pie, in concert with the King, Charles
Felix. in whose name the, Regent ex-
ercised his authority. BY another Procla-
nation, he decreed that a Provisional
Executive Council, consisting of Is
members, should exercise the supreme
authority until the National Parliament
were chosen and assembled. The
Chevalier Agosti is President of the
Council.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-16

only escape from the danger that threatened
them by allowing the soldiers to dispense a,ai
return to their homes, after laying down their
arms.
The Neapoltan army no longer exists
The Royal Guard alone, faithful to the sent;..
ments which its name was calculated TO pro.
duce, preserved order and discipline.
:" The forts Of San Germano, on the Monte
Carslno, surrendered yesterday. The soldiers
were compelled to surrender with cries Of Live
the King!
"Capua, one Of the strongest brlwarks Of
the kingdom, opens its gates tomorrow.
Tomorrow our advanced guard will be at
Versa.
"The war is terminated. Our entrance in
to the capital will be that of an allied army.
What has been done at Naples was neither
the wish of the people nor the army.-This,
facts proves
Con0ent1on betvee,t the .dustrians and
Neapolitans.
I" The undersigned, furnished with full pow
ers for that purpose, have agreed upon the fol-
lowing articles
.4rttcse LIST. There shall be SUSPENSION of
hostllllles on all the points of the kingdom.
"a. Hostilities shall also cease by sea, with
as little delay as possible. Orders to this eff
feet shall be Immediately dispatched by the
two armies.
Sd. The Austrian army shall occupy Capua.
Tomorrow, the 2lst, its post shall occupy bu t
not pass the town of Aversa.
An. The occupation of the town of Naples
and its forts shall be the object of a particular
convention.
9Th. The Austrian army shall respect per-
sons and property, whatever may be the par
tlcular circumstances of each individual.
9Th. All royal property and property of the
state, existing in the provinces occupied by
the Austrian army, or which it may occupy :;
all arsenals, magazines, parks, dock-yards.
manufactures of arms, Sc. belong of right to
the King, and shall be respected as such. :
TN. In all the places and forts occupied by
the Austrian army there shall be, independent
of the Austrian commander, governour in
the name Of the King. All the material of
war, as Far asrespects the administrative parts,
shall be under the administrative directions.
8th. The present convention shall be ratified
by the Prince, Regent, and, by Baron Frimont.
the General commanding, the Austrian army.
Signed at the Grand Prior Of. Naples. before
Capua, March 90, 1921.
BARON AMBROSIO.
COUNT FRYNELMONT."
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FOURTH BULLETIN OFTHE AUSTRIAN
ARMY.
Head Quarters, at Tearo, March 90.

I7edd- Quarters, az Iealo, MARCH 20.
The grand army, after passing the Liri, at
Caprano, advanced rapidly on San Germano.
Gen. Carascosa hadfallen back with his army
into the intrenched position of Mignano, on
the road to Capua, The same spirit which
caused the dispersion Of Gen. Pepe's army in
the Abruzzi manifested itself in still more
violent way in the campof Mignano. The
troops, unwilling to fight for the insurgent
cause, declared against their chiefs, who could
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-16

kindied in the south Of the italian Pc
ninsula, who is there that must not fear
the consequences /? and who can say
where its dreadful ravages will stop /?
II, unhappily, war of determination
cannot be avoided, the Prince Regent
and his august brother will place them
selves at the. head of the NeaPclitan
army, and will combat with it to the
last extremity against the foreign In
vasion-inyoking the aid of the Su-
preme Arbiter of Empires, who pro-
teets innocence and rights, and Furnishes
abuse of force, injustice and oppres-
sion.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-16

From files of late English papers.J
Mcnsfesfo Of the Neapoliton Government.
Thomas's Massachusetts spy, or, Worcester gazette. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1811-1821, 1821-05-16


his Royal Highness fatters himself that
the august Monarchs assembled at Lay
bacb,- seeing the noble feeling which
unites the inhabitants Of the two, sSicilies,
and the unanimous determination to de-
fend the liberties and the honour of
their nation, viii renounee their preju-
dlces, and will leave at peace gener-
Gus people, who desire only to- enjoy
the benefits of its new political system,
under the protection of the constitution
ak and legitimate throne---a people
which, during period of seven months,
has'shown that noble attitude and re-
spect to the King and to the Royal Fam
lily, which have made Europe Judge it
to be worthy Of liberty---a people, in
fine, which, taking no share in the af-
fairs Of other nations, have surely a
right to expect that no one should in
terfere in its concerns.
His Royal Highness also flatters him
self that all the other powers of Europe,
not concerned in the present contest,
will contribute by their own persuasion
and good Offices, to put an end to the
disasters in which the scourge of war,
ready to fall upon our country, threat
ems to involve humanity. If the fire is
/ . : 4.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-23


Nccnformlty To deed NJ iTnst made by VIM. Street
lar the htne6t Il his GIeditors Which was dniy
recorded Ia thc CLERKS office ~ cnrco counly-Wiii
be cold on Friday tie 3pfh instant or the next air
hav thereafter, SUNDAY excepted) all his PROPERTY
real and personal, consisting q! about $40 acre, OF
LAND, situated IN lienrico county, aud about mile,
ion the city q" Rchssnd, aud formerly known nv the
name OF dHrdndsr's-i LOT Of ~ feet Of ground, In
tue city ~ Richmond, a, the junction Of and 25tb
retts-Aso IS feet frontirg and between "a h and
18th sIeeis.-SiX NEGRorS, Household 4 Kitchen
Furniture, two Horses aud two Mues, fur mich
Cows, few Sheep md Hogs, a light Wasgoa a Cart,
and some Plantation Utensils.
TersS OF sale will be, for all nader < So cash
from 20 to : ioS three month foui 200 three
aho 'ix months from 200 10 500, 3. and months
from $50 10 1000, three sir nine ard twelve M ~ hs
aud AL sans above 1000. six. twelve and eighteen
months viii he allowed for all the credit sales ne.o
iabe notes wi be required aud for the real property
deeds OF trust in ADDITION
me sale VIII commence in fout OF Mrs. Dabney',
house, at twelve o'cock and colnae from day 10 day
un'ii completed hy Mr.. Thomas Taylor, As nncone.T
nhaet me direction ~ The TRUSTEES.
B. The pnhlic assured, thai the ute viii ne
mace nngnestionabe the safe is made with the con
tn'ftnce ~ The proprietor, who will jpn The deeds
or conveyance. WILLIAM siRgET
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-23
Notice to Brick lInkers and fS,Icr In

Notfce to BRICK UakerS ant BJIcE I1,,err
nshPer,ed we shall lay near, mifiio,. ena u
nay 81 Bricks, al the University al Vnginia mi,
scasoh.-PToposas may be made Tor the maxim, ,ud
ayng separately, or taken together Persons DIS o.en
10 contract Tor The making only Ill stale III What pr
per h'usahd, they will make aud deliver al any I,c,
ar places designated ION the pTemises) hard Ell ca,
M ks-ihe face bricks Tor the front, back aud a,nk
walls !" We equal IN qnalHy and color The brsi brick
mat caa he selected IN any II the buildings now On In
s uhd me interior bricks to be ciiDfsrs The size ~
an 10 ne regulated ny the Proctor. space fer d yard
ear'h aud water foT thu making be given The pToc
tor reserves 10 hiaiseftbe right to take away desroy
or otheT"iSe make Of any .yas1Jaoa brick tbs, mo,
ne br"rght near The buildings, Ur other works rny
laying only, nndeItakeTs III say at what price per tau
sand. they furnishing their ow mortar and prom hsy
WIN lay Tue bFck, for rhai for common and What
rHboed StretcherS hest face bricks for The n,any
actually lld anh what allowance, ifsny, for Open ms
the quanuy "i Bricks TO be ascer aiued by measure
ment as heretefcreihe quality ef sand aaa lime, "a
well as the proportions Of each 10 The mortar aud yIot
agtstaoi to bis directions lie also To himself
zoe privilege Of stopping The laying Of The bTicks pnt
ausiuiy executed IN mastery style, and agfeesbIy To
bh sHtct"6s and the power to employ other persons
to 40 The woTs-any extra Expense for The same 10 he
paid by the fret undertaken. Persons di,pnsed In
contract for both making aud laying unser the forevo
Ing restrictions and reseydlions viii state al what vtis
per thousand they will make lay and furnish ali IN,
materials cI The saue-the work to be execsed by Tie
TO S7ONE CUTTERS.
several Fertb OF soRe may be laid. provided the pro-
wei executed ana groued-ibe proposals. may be for
the work only ~ for work aud materials.
no CdRPEN1EhIS aND JOIVERy
Inc western Range ~ Hotels and UOruttories are
yet To be contracted f0ft viii be divided into Gy, ds-
iinc Pafts-the plans will bs exhibited a. persons dis
psso TO contract for the same the WORK 10 I've we'll
executed ana IN similar stle To The Eastern Range
proposals may he made for The work only or Tor the
work and Iunber In he ,urHisheA by the nnd,ytaseT
tue quality OF which must he approved By The Proctor
PROPOSALS. "Iil he received until the Gfst VI Amt
when me contracts will be immediately ciosed....
Letters addressed 10 the suDscfber as PROCTOR Of Inc
UnlSetsiiy Of Virginia. scar Charlottesville Wul he
attended 10. A. 3. BROCKENBROUGu ~ ~ v
March q. 1921. I0I, .uA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-03-23

WILL be given for delivering WELCOME, aud his
w wife ROZsIfA, TO me an ri, hilond. They w.st
oil nom my faT Al Wsshaui anOut o. miles above this
city, on the ath ns,.w eecme Is a gardener, black .
tall spare made negro, with &c Nv. feet nine si
han inches high tciv 40 and rs years cid speaks
siow Win down look, Nth some dimght- to0k
with hH all ba coihes among then, an old brown
coa', one new blue do. and pair blue ,uns
one inr hs. "ne wool d,.his otter clothes not IecOi
ierted.
Roz-tta is stout we!i made mulalto woman not very
bright long hair spieh,y speaks quick het height
kn"wn though abe mast I've above feet some inc
ab"n' ID 10 ~ years old she also ooa an her c!othes
among taeh blue hab;. and checked apron pair q:
bsh qhaI'eTed shoes II. - likely both tasin uisy
thahge tnen d'tss IL zetta 10 a honse servant sni
vry Capable 1h.n she Cd o es>..i all Civ Twenty
FIVE DoLLtItS fur h. rs if taken iu Richmond Man.
chester, ~ their vicinity. ,IFrY DOLLARS ftskeu
At distance, ~ half LOT either delivered 10 NE III Rich
niuud
Welcome vas 'ased about ten miles below Gates
oon'ih""se, IN Nun" Carolina, on the mar. - ad to
Eh'h'"a 49, Ne<rtd's m'it"r ei,nss 10 Mr.. Philip
Woods ~, near The Rock wills u Hanover They may
attempt 10 otiain "asses Other PAYERS 10 get off with
NAV. u. Iol..u I'M. Sii. pARO
10y virtue dee: of lru.i exc, uitd ~ G P1cot
- fnd Marie X. P.cot Ia us tor certain purposes
thet'in mentioned and which hearst ON the stu day
Of March. 1910 and is recorded IN The Hastings count
OF toe city II Rchmoud We snail proceed Al the ront
d"or OF tue u"ion Hotel, in the city OF Richmond,
between the hours Il twelve O'Clock and three O'Clock
IN SatnTd0p, The 7h ~ AprN to expose To sac at
pus'ic auction. tile ROUSE < LOT in VIII, n the ,,iJ
Giles Pioot resides, aud keeps ciionsry contain
Ing twenty tjree ise', IN IRE oT iess vbliny or
Main street, and rnpbina hack the width one bunJI cd
an ten feet TO an alley thty feet wide terms #
sale "ili he (confoTmabiy 10 said deci,) much IN
read money as may be sufficient To deay the expenses
" the ucs, and a. ray 2250 due The FIRST Of March
1871 and credit u meet the future PAYMENTS of
Sa2'h due on The hst OF March Is22 and Of the like
sun due on ihe hfstof March 1913 deed al trus,ou
the property viii he required 90 the purchaser and
note or notes negotiable with approved eHd,rser or
.ndorsers for all sumi for which credit may he given.
March IS FOL It'd. VIZ. wICKuaH
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.Shockoe H,W Inreyn fo,. ReUt

A ND quantity Of VALUABLE FURNITURE for
SAFE, al puhlic auction on Thursday. the 5tk Of
-fprH, II not disposed Of privately before that uay
consisting Of twenty single and double beds made uf
new feathers mahogany aud maple hiy post besstcads
WIN all the Necessary furniture. aud m2tTess T.
eacn a'so- sheets, erlids, towels pillow cases
dining and card tables, LARGE looking glasses carpets
rings, CHAIRS, seees, prints. maps and quantity al
elegant plain and cni eiSss, China aud cockery ware
anu silver plate, h every article necessary tor such
all establishment.
Al the same Time aud place, an elegant Top Gig and
Plated Harness; new Sutky and plated harncss-
light one horse Carriage and fairness nne set Car
Ttnee Harness q atrd, and hu, lutte poIn also enc
set brass mounted; saddles Brides, &c a pair Of
srh'e, well broke Carriage Horses AID also one very
hne ixee young Horse, years Oid this SPRING rides
aud draws gently ais" several valuable NEGROES
among them one tha''s well kn in This ciJ as beinc
one ainshg the best oseTs and carriage Vir
gaia Terms of sale, for all unstr one hun
uTed dollars. cash over that amount, six months CT dit
n'g"iiabie VOTES with approved endctseIs payable in
The kIchSl.nd Banks will he required.
MiNN S. VALENTINE.
Any gentleman wishing To engage in kerunp
pnhc house. who is Quaied 10 manage such AL ,.tal.
hssihent pfoprfly. May expect certainty tu be ell
rewarded for his ex-tioIs OF which tact hr shall be
fully persuaded b. calling "a. " 4 g.
Nsrrh Ii.