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proposal could possibly have operated mis-.
chief, they are answerahle for il by theii
concurrence. So far rs the immediate re-
lection Of the proposal by a clear-sightcd
enemy, can test It's possible consequences
the event affords as little cause for The mi
nority 10 glory in their foresight, As their
assent to what they thought so pernicons,
gives them reason To be proud OF their firm
ness. A loud call upon the nation 10 dis
crlminaie between The profound wisdom
and comprehensive patriotism of tue mi
noiity, AMI the dulness, ahsurdlty, and con
1raetcd spirit, or trcachery, OF the majority,
could scarcely resi- On weaker grounds,
than upan the aversion If the minority 10
principles which theyneverthelos did sane
ton and upon their arguments against
measures 10 which they did Subscribe their
names. The majority have asked for no
discrimination. As one of them, have as
lltlle desire to conceal, rs To proclaim, my
separate agency ia the transactions of the
mission, or my vote upon any measure dis
cussed by them. ask, only, not to be
mlSrepresented."
So much for the preface.
He divides his +" Earihcr Structures on
Mr.. Rnssells's Representations and Esti-
mates" into three separate heads, to wit
|. Navigation ofthc Missssippi--w worth
less to the British;
IL. Right 10 the Fishing Liberties--Ef-
feet OF war upon trcaties-pecuiiar char &C.
Ter Of the treaty of 1898;
III. Fishing Liberties, their value, ac-
conIpanied by sundry documents and cx-
tracts from different publications with
some concluding" remarks.
We have merely room To day for an cx-
tract from the concluding paragraph OF his
Conclusion" Us follows
"The question in relation to the Missis-
sup, can never be revived. Tha; Spectre
IS forever laid. Great Britain has not only
dlsavowed the claim To ii which we would
have admitted as valid, she has abandoned
that upon which she herself exclusively
rested il. OF its goiRe, in confirmation OF
the opinions which have expressed, have
gwen extracts from th" debates in parla-
ment, on the peace Of l783, which show
how twas estimated by her greatest states
men at that time Those estimates had
been confirmed by an experience of thirty
years. Tho SUMMERS Of the moneuding
citizens ofihe Western Country, can there
fore, never more be, If they ever We're, dis
qulrted by the visits Of this apparilon to
the gllmpses Of the moonn
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NEW GOODS.
&. II. Noryell " W. II. Morgan
IRE uo,e recsipiag their Stock qf
FALL * Winter Goods,

AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING:
Superliue and fine Cloths
Ditto ditto Casimrres,
Fanny colord reli,ac Cloths
Cnatings, bookings aud flushinrs,
White, elbow and Red fluunels,
Sattineus,
Cough aud Bmihwnites Napl cottous.
krrscys pud Plains,
Rosr, Stripd and Point blankets,
circa-s0n and liombazne Plaid3,
Tartan ditto,
Black and color'd Bombazinos,
strp'd, hEnred aud PLAIN jambazolts,
iutiinotis,
strp'd, f.nred aud plain Grapes,
iieW'd silk Rohob,
Moriuo. Grape Cashmere, Waterloo aud silk
SlAWls,
sNnn'down Trimmings,
Nerino 1ppels,
Flag aud tied Eandannn fidkfs,
tnncy ditto,
Valencia Flofenlno s. Snatrdown Veaiingh,
Al ind d..l laekoneu Nlusiins,
IL and G-l Null ditto
Al and Oh llelr'd and phdn ditto,
Ia aud 6'1 ditto book ditto,
Book Muslin lldl.s,
Muslin Robes,
4 1 aud 81 Cambricks,
0-s Chiniq,
Superior and common Calicees,
English Fancy Ginghnms,
Common ditto
a. and Al Nsllham Sheetings,
Brown aud beaGhd Domestic 5hinings,
Plaid and ftrpd ditto,
III aud d. Checks
Cotton Yarn from No. 10 10,
silk Umbrellas,
NoHtd, Cotton and silk Hose,
Bufh, Beaver aud Woodstock Gloves,
DITTO tined,
Ladics wash leather ditto,
DiUo black and white silk ditto,
Together will many oiier articles, which
makes their assortment very general. They
also keen on hnnd
a coasfont supply Of GROCERIES,,
Al of which lhey are determined 10 sell ,ow
FOR cash Oct T. 81
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Uen,s I,ij last Nal.

Last nights Mail brings nothing oginter-
sst--1'lele has been another arrival from
Turo1,e--The kns Of EugIand has reached
Edinburgh No later news from Spain
than before received.
Chapcellor John w. Green has been APP
pointed judge of the Court Of Appeals,
10 supply the vacancy occasioHed by the
death ofJudsc Spencer ltoane.
Mr.. Themes Moore, the Principal En-
sneer of this State, lately died III Mary
land.
The Yellow Fever has made lis appear
snce in New 0ie.ns. la New York, IT
appears to he subsidng. Nothing farther
from Pensacola.
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- ~ IN attentive study Of wha
- baIy scriptures have declared ~ 'e'a'
- this important point
1"' sas mol a1lttle surprised To INA una
,,s...,,s had made the shakers anu SN.-
mo,n ,s,;ans :. much the same" The truti
GEN. ',.', ! nj more resemblance n the te-
, IN. Sbakers and Swedenbofgians
ne's -, IL between the worship OF The
n .,'ap and Roman Catholics.
ea@ss'.,-,.eI,teians. --As to their doctrines
- I. nedley''-They are amed'ey
au,' rec of gratiiieatiou, that amongst
y = t.;aasp tl,.re should be found such
- shlr exposition Of the creeds anu prco,
,.'s',;s., of the different denominations
~ urchin, who runs along Inc streets
.f.er This. have the creed OF the Semi
~ Al his tongues end--it Is "a med
~ ~ NOT time 10 follow Menus through
i, - :. r silliarities," nor have | a dispu-
",'ioa 10 IL so,always having been OF The
- '.s,;,n that subjects OF this nature are 'X-
,ls,nslg improper for newspaper Discus
Cons. Aid tits only rom desire 10 sup
VS.. eribr and prevent the Ill elects
i,b;th would Unnecessarily now rom s'ate-
,nents as,errmneoas "a those, on when
~. h.en aniniadserting, that have been
ni"i,.ag ssto come forward with Tins com
,,',,;sation. Few persons there ate that read
, ,Ha,,sn,.rs regularly, who take an interest
- subjects Of this kind. Aud even to That
,,v instead of pf0slag a source OF mn
movement, they too frequently open an
: enuelo dispulation aud contnmeIouSnrss'
.,l nus subyerl that harmony which
- 'n1 eyer subsist among brethren. Those
ha,yeyer. who are DESTROYS Of making
themselves acquainted with the different
lenomin.aions which Menus has underta-
Men to explain, will, by referring to their
rrsoecliye teuets, fnd them satisfactorily
.y6lainel, aud will also, discover that he
has entirely misrepresented the greater
mar, of them. THIS may seem hash eX-
nression-it is nevertheless true.
ANEpISCOPALIAN.
0rfuber G.
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eoNsisTiSa OF
superfne Cloths aud Cassimrres,
fiae and low quality do do
Pclissa Cloths, fashionable colors,
Satl1etts,
White and red Fhnncq,
Bookings aud flush.nga,
III Napt Coaling,
Cough and Brallhwaiios Napt Couons,
Rose, Point and Striped Blankets,
Figured, striped and plain Bombazcttes,
Circassim Bombazine, % new artice,)
Clrcassian plalds, suporiorqualty and beau
tiful patterns,
Toilnet, Valencia aud English Silk Vest.
ings,
Irish Linens and Long Lawns,
Super London and Neapolitan Prints,
Rich Canary ditto
ID aud Cd Cambrick and Eanbrick Mus
lin,
Al and "a Null and Jaconcit ditto
a. aud Ga strip'd, Ggur'd and plain Book
ditto
Fancy Musias for Dresses,
Muslin Dresses and Jubilee Stripes,
Stripd, aud fgHr'd Silk Robes,
s,rip'd fgar'd and plain Grapes,
81 Grape and Waterloo Shawls,
Veyetteen Handkerchiefs,
English Flag, Bandanna and fancy SILK
Handkls,
Worstead, SILK and Cotton Hose,
Beaver, KID and Silk Gloves,
Imitation and Bobbine,t Laces,
Thread i1dgings,
Fgur'd, Satin and Plaid Ribbands, thand-
some style,l
Plain Satin and Mantua ditto
Fashionable Tuck, Neck and Side Combs,
Cotton Yarn, Bed Tickings,
Brown and BIeach'd Domestic Sheetings
and Shlrtngs,
Sd and IA Checks,
Together with a variety Of other articles
comprising an assortment of goods, all OF
which he most respectfully offers to the
public at extrepe lowprices for cash
October o. 2tlf 10
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FROM THE BRAZILS.

BALTIMORE, September 30.--By the brig
Doris, captain James Beard, arrived at this
8 GA Saiund day in the remarkably short
passage Of twenty seven days from ST. Sal
Nador, we have the following late intcll-
grnce from the Brazis. When captain B.
sailed, markets for al. kinds Of American
produce were dull.
The whole Of Brazil had declared in ia
vor Of the Prince of Portugal, with the cx-
Ccptiou of ST. Salvador, which was still in
possession of the European Portuguese,
and garisoned by 1000 European troops
and about ZOO militia, favorable 10 The Eu-
rOpean cause. The troops were constant
iy employed IN terrifying the city. All
BRAZILIAN soldiers within the city were dis
arned-many were deserving the Europe
an army. The head quarters of the Bra
lillian army, consisting Of 10000 men, were
at Casuala, about forty miles distant. Two
days previous to the sailing OF the Doris, a
detachment of the Brazilian army took
possession of the Island ofTaparica, ON the
west side of Bay of All Saints, within ten
miles of ST. Salvador. The Governor at
Arms, (Medeira) Immediately dispatched
200 men with IA number Of launches and
gun boats To effect a landing, and 10 disloGgc
them from the fort on that island. They
succeeded III landing, but were soon driven
back 10 their vessels, with considerable loss.
GA the same day several Of the launches re-
turned with the wounded. The next day
a reiniorcelnento OF large Asmacha Of 10
guns and 100 men was sent, which was e.
qualiy unsuccessful The Brazlllans were
Widaunted and fought like veterans, obi
glnG the Europeans 10 retreat, leaving Them
masters OF the Island Reports varied a.
TO the number Of killed and wounded.
The European squadron of FIVE armed
merchant ships, two briggs and two ships,
siUops OF war, were cruising of the har-
bour ofSt. Salvador. On the 21st of Aug.
one of the briggs returned to port with loss
OF fore fore-topmast and foremost sprung
reported they had fallen in with the
Princes squadron from Rio de Janeiro,
consisting of one tri5ate of - guns, one
brig and three Ships, sloops Of war, and az
ter both commanders enqniring of each o.
Their IF they had orders to light and
both parties answering no" they StpGra-
tel. 1t Was afterwards reported, the squa-
drOn from Rio had arrived at Alag0Gs,
with arms and officers for the Brazilian
army
A French CT, one sloop Of war aud one
schooner, were at ST. Salvador, the Com
modore of which had politely offered, in a
letter 10 the American consul, TO receive
on board his vessels all the Americans and
their property, in case Of an attack on the
city, there not being an American ycsse
on the station. His 3. NJ. sloop Of wal
blossom, Captain Boucher, was also there
to protect the English merchants.
We have also been politely Iayoured with
files Of Brazilian papers to the 9th Of An-
gust inclusive. .9merieaR.
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'vrust Sale.

nY rirtue ria deed Of Trust erecuica 10
I'D us by Coi .nortia key, md duly recoried
IN NE clerks oDce Of Beaford County, and for
purposes Therein eapressed, we Aaii, on Thurs
day, the 22d Of this month, ~ ray Of public
auction, sell 10 The higbea bidder, for cash, t,co
hundred and .tf'y Bqrrets Of Corn. 7hs sale
~W toke ptoce At 0id ke8-s plantation, three
mjieS teioD Liberty, on the road leading ~ Ne,o
London.
JOHN H9YYES,
U.n Il. PORTER ff"''ees'
October II le2m 10
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EMULATION,

HHE winter session of the subscriber
4 School viii commence on Thursday the
3lst OF October. WIN 5, REID.
October s. tct3tO ~
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Notice.

A IL those having claims against the
"A estate OF VIM. CLARK, deceased, are re.
qiested to make them known, properly au
iheniicated, as the law directs, on or before
tue first OF December next, that arrangements
may be made. for d.schargng the same. All
those indebted to the estate, are requested to
make immfdiale payment.
I W CLARK, .3ap,S
u Nm. Clerk, decd.
Oct. II. lc-lm
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Attention ;,

TbIIE % Battalion of the sd Va. Rrgt.
Will be mustered and inspected on the
hin near Mr. Edward Lynrhs, ON Saturday,
I'd day OF November, AT l ! O'Clock, A. M
BENZ. +. OWENS,
aIajos I'd Battn. 63d Va Regt
October |. w2w 10
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From The .iagasia Chrourie.
OF Mr. NJ DgGe's HdndJW posted up al Greene
riie t0tir{ House

OF Mr. NJ Duff s Hmd5W posted up al Greene
rtiie t0un House.
gratuitouslv offered Col Cumming the sa-
tisfattion due 10 a gentleman, When IN the To-
tmaion of the whole community he was dis
graced and unworthy OF nc ice. appointed
a day and place and forwarded linn | would
meet him on no other Heactnally refused
g. meet me seeking under tlsr pretcnces,
10 obtain II delay 10 which he was moi entitled
! am perfectly convinced, that from inquiries,
which no gentleman would make, be aScer-
tained my mode oil shooting; and therefore
refused TO meet mc until he could Obtain fur
Their time TO practice. | have seen Col {. On
the ground OF com. t, braciEg his cowHrdly
nerves by artificial slihnlantss ! know him
T. be a coward, who las been driven only by
desperation to the course he has pursued and
anu satisfied that he Will not meet any man
unless he supposes he has a decided ADJ antaSe
in the contest. GEORGE MDUFFlE.
: | now add the following query: VIII Col. Gum.
ming haze the ettoat.ry den. that he stimrn ed
tarnalll BY ID, lbc al ise al opium IL addition she
strong liquid IN which ls washed his lace the poom, 1t
before lac t0uk his stand
Explanatory SiatemeR puJlished in hquddgHs
al .3aTpsia.
HE lpeXpected and extraordinary termina-
non o me auaif between Col Cumming anI
myself, and his subsequent conduct, impose
upon me tie necessity, Ga which reluctant.
l4eidl OF making brief exposition OF the
p'ets and circumstances, connected with our
recent excursion TO the mountains. 1t was
SHOWN 70 the public thai had received an in
s'lauoh lfom CO. Cumming, early ii July, and
udl was u MORN him when the state OF my
5leahh Wond eaa1ie ne to comply with it
f"1t Or I'VE Grys previous to the l9th OF An-
tkl' ne was informed that ould meet him
eu.he day last mentloned ~ GEORGIA. opposite
.OamphetoNn, u comply with tie invileion
iu'u received, was ini"nnedtllat meeting
s's'a io' take place IN Georgia. To avoid the
Ssi"y 81 negotiation on the subject. imne-
.+19l5 waved my RICH, 10 insistupon the place
c cn' seteied indeed, the reason given by
vi e4iRmtng Tor refusing TO light N Georgia
PRESENTED c'nlm upon my literally which |
s@ NOT lee' disposed to resist. our friends
Wv, NV 'le 'e.h OF August, aud II was stipulated
'' ne she .Ha meet on Monday, III Septem
80 " Nor.n'Cafo'iRa, near tie spot where
.1 2a'ada turnpike road crosses the line, Sc
f'a'"s mat State from South Carolina
Put OF I'VE days before the meeting was to
pace, t"lh parties took lodgings on OPP
E''"s ~ Sues o. the line aud t@o mites aud Il
f,, i' 9,s'a't from Ii; Col Cumming and his
80 pelnS on the North Carolina side, On
Camm,ai~5 preceding me day OF meeting Col.
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LATE ANDIMPORTANT FROM TIE SPA
NINIi NAM


New York, Sept. 28.--Tbc brig Mat
tewan, captain Colin, arrived here last
evening i'll 4 daysfrom Curacao, via Por-
10 Rico, and 3 days from the latter hay-
ing lost her fore topmast, SC. in a white
squat, on the night of The i7th OF Septcn,-
Der, in the Mona Passage.
The editors Of the Commercial Advert
serare indebted to their friends captain Cof-
fin, aud Il. W. Folger, for the following
important intelligence. II will be seen that
the u. $. schr. Alligator, Lieut. W. Ii. Al
len, which lately sailed from this port, has
captured the Spanish piratcal brig Poioma,
OF lG guns, and 100 mems
nibe 2Gth August, Gen. Morales pass
cd the harbor OF Curracoa, with 16 sail OF
vessels his flag ship being the Morton, OF
Ia guns. The feet had on board 100
troops, destined against Maracaibo. The
next day, they landed at Los Taques, to
make up band of Guerillas. lTaques
This statement is not believed as "A YES
sci has arrived at Norfolk, which spoke the
Alligator ten days alter The rapnted action.
and no mention was made OF the circumstance
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Hatent Swing SaAAles.

Within the counties Of G smpbell, Bedford, Pitt.
sy,vauoa, Halifax, Charlotte and Amherst, oil
icrs T., sale, and VIII constantly keep on hand,
at j. S an, Leyi The mark ct house, q 90 d a.
sJltment e Ladies aud Gentlemens' saddles,
tsti uctad upon Springs, which haye been
pronounce1 by thf bsst iidges to te the g, eat.
est nlsr avement ever lici el to the pubic, the
Sad Is being 30 Instructed as 10 teilee tom
Il billy to lnusetbe orse'5 back, and 10 carry
the rider wi h pc ieet csc
NELSON b. HUGHES, Agect.
N. b. The pub &c ae particularly eqpested
to cali, when they ca see tnd lndgc for them
selves Of the util ty OF tie Spring Sddee, aud
likewise be accommodate W IA oart ride on,
OF make l,ial oi--AIl Hi d, Of sadd es, Billie,
Harness, Trunks, Nj ilaIy Caps, Gear, &c. &c.
&c. ~ B. II.
Apul %. VIII
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Notice

EELlA, a free woman ofcoIour, will pc
~ lition the neSt General Assembly for per-
mission 10 remain in the state oi Virginia
Qstossr / /. ~ wain
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The following errors occurred in the com
rnnirations respecting religious denomna-
Mons inathe Nirg.nian of the Isl inst: For
% eorntfiils, the father OF the Cnitarians," read
c,rihus For" 81, Socinus,' Rad +. Soci-
M. For semi p!agians," read seml-pela-
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:, 20 Reward.

> ~ NEW NfN.
DANAWAY .from he subscriber, living
a N Saiem, Boieiolui oopRty, on Saturdax
He I'd instaat, negro man paDItd non, Iqieiy
lie ptoperiy n Nr. Charies Johnston, and
Lough by him m Cnpt Niiripirsgnie Of Ne
gr0ts last Jaauary, md termfsty The properly
Of Mr.. Lnbdy iobaecoAia IN or mar Lyuchbnrg,
iefcre il is beiierd hf has n WiIe-- Bsb is about
FIRE feet OF inches nigh, turk complexion and
tarHs nh toes cerg.lzI.eh pm when 9aiking and
abOm p gc,frs ojEa, his clothes consist Of an
oM btnck cioh coat, a striped hhsey do. aagS
shirts md paatGioons If Inn linen, MI of ,chich-
he ioot NTH him-y appreheaded .GIly miisss
from home wW girs twenty dollars repaTd,
md all rsosonobte etpcnces for bringing HIM
hume, or ten dottggs IN htis County and brought
hack
~. c, BaWYER.s "A
| October H. aetsslltt
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Patent Spriug
S a D. ID "a. "a So

VFyIE 7ubscriher having purchased the ex
7 elusive right of manufacturing aud vend-
IN NJ. Nathan MiH's newly invented and nigh.
IL amir we'd
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Notice.

DY virtue OF deed Of trust executed TO
I'D tie subscribers for purposes therein eA.
pressed, by John DildrI, we shall, on Thurs
day the 3lst day Of October, this presentmouh,
proceed 10 sell 10 lhe highest bidder. at the
dwelling honse OF q. Billiards, Fancy Farm,
(Bediord,)
'rhe following property,
TO wit one 300 gallon Sill with large hea-
ter, 100 gallon do. with large pnter worm, .
gallon DO. and ITO gallon patent Still with a.
bout 40 stili tubs, &c.--Acting as trustees we
viii convey such title as we may be invested
with by said deed
SIMON NJ. NofLL, }rr,.,oa.
JAMES CAMPBELL.
n. A short credit viii be gwen for the
above property
October l.. 81 10
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-09-07

,he Council Of State three
for ln.ensal,ea, suggested conciliatory
ilnas s,,res all of which were accepted las',
nlss ,Ss ministry even carriec !heir cohue.
~, ps 60 far, as to propose TO the troops
scensiSna ,r !, 10 send what officers they plea
o fine ha,r The Kings pleasure from his
! sed 10 Nil which interview took place
wUwI m y, leading TO the expected result.
"l TSs.e conciIiatory measures served on
80 encourage the troops IN their guilty
y = s,s which hey al length attempted
PrCJs. into effect by surprising the cap
% csiiTT bs issue of their impotent attempt
,al, .rorize the garrison and subdue the
70 sul ,roou, of the national militia IS
orass 10 the midst of that irritation
R 9:h crisis ofthis nature is calculated to
Wu we have seen the troops and the
PIS ia,s preserve the most severe disclpine'
r l;,hnat abusing their triumph, and with
r -, torgelting for moment that the an'
Gus II this calamity were still SpaniaIds.
'no !. .C,er what had happened, It was neI-
:. nrndent nor possible to suffer the ag-
VIC, .sors 10 remain in the capital, and 10
kae,;nne TO con6de to them the sacred per
~" If Ibe King. the object of the venera-
~, Sou - md respect of the Spanish people.
t accordingly, this precious trust was trans
farss5 10 a regiment, the model OF subor-
',;nat;on and discipline and the troops as
wsI a. the people, have known and res
"ac,sd the immense distance which sepe-
lies royal insubordinate guard respon-
.ibIe in The eye Of the law for its offences,
which separate il, say, from the august
nersnn Of the King declared sacred and IN
r;olabie by the fundamental law OF the
STATE HIS Majesty and the Royal Fami.
;ly never received more proof OF attach
mont and respect than in the crisis OF yes
tarday-neyer did the Spanish people ma
nifest greater evidence Of its loyalty and
lis virtues
".This simple relation Of facts, notori-
ops from their nature, and OF which there
exists so m?ny witnesses, renders unneces-
sary all further reflection respecting the i'm
portaDt object to which the Note of your
Excellency & of your Lordships, dated
Yesterday, refers. The Government OF
his Catholic Majesty cannot fail. besides,
10 appreciate the sentiments in their pro-
uer light. aud to recognise that the object
i. under every relation, as useful.as inter-
estng.
81 renew to your Excellency and TO your
Loriships the assurances of my high con-
sidsra,ion. (Signed(
"Francisco Martinez de la Rosa.
"Msdrid, 9th July, 1929,