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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Congressional Proceedings.
From the National lntelLigeacer.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
Continuation Of the proceedings Of
Congress of

N-- -arrr-H 1885, -.
Congress Of
Thursday. January II.
Mr.. Rhea, from the Committee on
Pensions and Revolutionary Claims,
to whom had been referred the bill
to authorize the payment of certain
certificates, reported the same with a
substitute by way of amendment, which
was recommended by The Committee to
the adoption of the House; and the bill
and amendment were committed to .
Committee of the Whole.
MIR. Smith, of Md. from the Commit
tee of Ways and Means, made an IN
favorable report on the petition of
Levi Bellows which was read and on
monitor of MIR. Aiailary, it was laid on
the table.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-01-22
Charles Bennett,

TTAS received and offers for sale by the
Ii package or piece, Hirst's imperial
blue and black cloths, of very superior
quality colour and dress: g.
Irish linens, sheetings and lawns Ga
7a949.4& 1914 table diapers. Femar-
kably cheap ; ga birds eye dsmssk and
other diapers: GA fine and superhne cot
ION ~cambrics; Seine and sewing Irvine;
snner6ne and hse patent shoe thread;
narden seeds-and as soon as the navlga-
lion permits, he will receive Russia sheet
iogs of the first quality ; Patent whIted
brown s. coloured threads, printed cottons'
or Iawtf
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For Sale or Barter for Dry
Goods or Groceries.

NAApVA vi
TIE 6Aoutas property in alexandria.
The house and lot, my present
EFx~A residences; il is as healthy and
IssSipleasant a spot as any IN tue to~h'
GsEssia large and fertile garden; a varle-
~ Of bearing fruit trees, carriage house,
stable. and large poultry yard, combinn z
eysry convenience. The lot is seveiily
odd feet running through the square, and
fronting on two streets.-ThIs is a desira-
bic property,
This store | now occupy an eS-
tITfN CelIent stand for business, IRE
HeSH proof. three stories high. with a
49, complete airy CELLAR, next door TO
DR., Stabler's apothecary's shop.
Also,
Aouarter of a square of ground on
Water and Franklin streets, as handsome
= Io, az any in that part of the town, IN
fall view of the river, Ii required, WI
aIso barter tho stock Of hardware now on
hand. supposed to have cost tour OF i've
thousand dollars, with a tract OF land con-
tanning 523 acres in the NeIghborhood OF
Baltimore; this is a pretty place, about II
miles from tue city. water carriage. al :
c~alating 40 person will purchase without a
further knowledge ot the property offered.
for particulars please apply to the subscri-
Der. SAMUEL HAhfEh-
N Il. The whole OF the property clear
os membranes.
jaO 81 Il
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We have been permitted to peruse some
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1000 dollars, a. Compensation Tor the
commissioners of the Public Building
(the Office now vacant;) and this amend
ment was recsdsd from by the senate
ayes 20, noes H..
The fourth amendmen. disagreed 10
by the other house was that appropria-
ting 5000 dollars for repairing the Cumi
berland road: This amendment, the
Senate resolved without debate, to en-
sist on--ayes 20, noes Is.
The next and last amendment disa.
greed to by the House of2Representas
tives was that which quAlifSd the pros
vision directing the withhold)bg Of saa
laries where the officers areih arrears
by making it applicable to those who
have been in arrears one gear. From
this amedment the Senate agreed to
recede, without q division.
NAVY APPROPRIATIONS
The Senate then resumed TIE consid.
Grafton Of the navy appropriation bill.
Mr.. peasants withdrew the amendment
he offered on Monday to- the bill, to
make an additional appropriation for
the suppression oapiracy-kaving ass
certained that the object was provided
for and the amendment unnecessary.
Mr.. King, of N. Y moved to recon-
nit the bill to the Finance committee
with instructions to strike out the
clause inserted on Monday providing
that, when the navy rations are drawn
in money. the ration shall be valued at
taoenty cents (instead of Is cents, which
the regulations of the navy have, since
1914, fixed the Communication price Of
the ration at.
On this motion long discussion took
place which continued until three o's
clock, and in which blessrs. King, Of
N. Y. Holmes, of Maine, PARROT,
Chandler, Peasants, johnson. Of Lou,
Lanman, Eaton, Lowrie, Brown, Of
Ohio, Macon, and Walker, took part.
The motion to recommit the bill for the
purpose stated, was ultimately agreed
to, by yeas and nays as follows :--yeas
%, nays IS.
The Senate then adjourned,
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10000 Tickets at 10 dolls. is 100000

Stationary Prizes.
lst drawn No. lst day, $1,000
1st drawn No. Sd day 1000
LIST drawn No. 9th day 1000
1st drawn No. 10th day 5000
lst drawn No. 18th day 1000
lst drawn No. 18th day 10000
lst drawn No. 18th day 10000
All other prizes floating from the COM
mencement of the drawing, and the lottery
will be completed in 90 days drawing.
For all prizes in the above, S. u NJ. Al
len 4. Co. Washington, will advance the
cash as soon as drawn.
Tickets Dill, -shares in proportion,
Washington Monument tickets 10. Ma.
tioRal tickets Is dollars.
For tickets and shares inthe above Lot
teries call at
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For Boston,

For Boston,
az, THE schr. MARCIA, capt. Ma
N$ so. nearly new vessel, is now load
;n@ q will take some freight on moderate
terms tern Apply to VIM. FOWLE &Co.
For Freight,
sE THE good brig CLIO, capt, Nor,
&rill, carries about Zoo barrels, VIII
he ready for cargo in few days:
For sale, said briggs cargo, OF
hoo OOO feet of clear merchantable boards
and joist. Apply as ABOVE
april
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For Freight,

5ES The good schr. CATHARlNE'
TA&Wm. Singer, master, burthen 600
barrels, will be ready to load tomorrow.
sApply to J. II, LADp y 20,
Who have just received and offer for sale
g cases mems hne boots and shoes,
quarter cask currant wine
12 boxes, dozen each, very superior.
march 60
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Chocolate.
q MESSERSMITH will be constantly
-. supplied with the above article, from
the celebrated mandatory of E. Baker,
Dorchester. He has now landing from the
schooner White Oak, and offer for sale, at
manufacturers prices.
Boxes and half boxes Bakers No. | y g
chocolate, warranted.
Boxes Lapham's No. do.
march %
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For Portland.

For Portland.
kR The sloop FAVORITE, captain
lwS Strout, will sail in all next week,
md ale freight, or passengers, for which
che has superior accommodations. Apply
on hoard OF to VIM. FOWLE u 20.
|Wbo have for sale, received per said sioop
9Oo1 600 feet merchantable lumber.
60 barrels prime beet,
Q hhds of Vest India Rum,
e5 boxes mould candles.
april6
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

e-I-
Mr.. Smith, of Md. from the commit
tee of Ways and Means, reported bill
to provide for annuities to the Otta-
was, Pottawatamies, Kickapoos, Choc.
taws, Kaskaskias, to Mushalatubbe, &
to carry into effect the treaties of Sa-
CANA. which was twice resd and COM
mitted.
Mr. Newton, from the Committee on
Commerce, to whom was referred bill
from the Senate, to authorize the build
ing Of light Houses therein mentioned,
and for other purposes, reported the
same with sundry amendments; which.
with the amendments, were committed
to committee of the whole.
MIR Hardin, from the select commit.
tee on the subject of retrenchment, fur
Their reported bill 70 reduce the annual
compensation of certain officers of go-
vernment, which was twice read and
committed.
Mr.. Alex. Smyth, pursuant to notice,
asked leave to introduce bill to allow
persons not residing within the District
of Columbia, and agalnst whom judg-
ments shall have been obtained therein,
the benefit Of the law for the relief Of
insolvent debtors, IN like manner as the
same is allowed to persons residing with-
in the same District.
Leave was given, and committee Of
three was appointed thereon.
Mr.. Kent moved for thee consideration
of the bill from the Senate, to authorize
the corporation of the city Of Wsshing-
ton to drain the low grounds, and to or
nament the public reservations in the
said city.
The House agreed 20 consider the
same gss
Mr.. Mallary rose. and made an expo~
sition of the difficulties which, in his
view, stood in the way of this bill. The
first was, that the bill contemplated an
important change in the plan of the city
which nigh have a material effect on
the public property; and the other was.
that it went to affect the contract be-
tween the u. States and the original pro-
prietors of the ground on which the CT.
ty stands one of the conditions OF which
was, that the ground which il 10 propo.
sed by this bill to cell out for building
lots, should be reserved for public pur-.
poses, or gemain forever vacant. and
that to devote it to other purposes.
would give them claim to indemnity,
&c. These considerations, he argued,
ought to induce the House to hesitate in
deciding on it. He therefore moved to
postpone the bill to the first day Of the
next session of Congress. Il
A motion was made, which superse.
ded Dir. Ms motion, viz: to lay the bill
on the table. M
And the bill was ordered tolieon the
table. 80
COMPENSATION BILLS.
Mr.. Hardin then moved, accordingte
notice, to discharge the committee OF
the whole from the further considera-
ton of the three bills reported by the
Committee Oh RetrsnshmsHt, - as 70
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Fresh Lemon Syrup.
THE subscriber has for sale al his sugar
l refinery, on Alfred street, supply of
Fresh lemon SYRUP.
DANIEL MCLEAN,
apr;l IS ST.
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For Freight,
For Freight,

For Freight,
sK The brig ARROW, A. ~ Lo-
HS. veil, master; carries Hoo barrels,
will be ready to load in four days, and
take a freight to a Southern or Eastern
PO''' WIN. FOWLE & Co.
Who hare for sale, rscesOsd By 'G'd Ossss!'
SO bbls n, E. run
SO tons plaster paris
100000 shingles
march %
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Also For Freight,
For Freight,

For Freight,
,Ah, The schr. BANGOR PACKET,
lN@I. Small, master; carries about
Zoo bbls. is an excellent vessel in COM
plete order and will be ready 10 receive
cargo in few days. Apply to
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
Eho have for sale, said .schooners cargo
OF
loo tons plaster paris
1900 teet merch. lumber
60 bbls n. E. rum
10 No. 3 Mackerel
Also for sale landing from schr. William,
from Charleston, & White Oak, from
Boston,
5otierces fresh rice of superior quail
ity
lS9 casks of nails assorted sizes
march 90
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For Freight,

For Freight,
sSS The good schr. ALLEGRO, Da-
NAAxsnie Welsh, master, burthen about
800 bills. and will be ready 10 load in a
few days.
Also For Freight,
SSM, The good schr. CHARITY, no
-ISaAses Pike, Sd. master, burthen about
500 bills. and will load in preference to a
northern port. Apply TO
JOHN H. LADD SEQ.
Who hare for sale on board said vessels,
% tons plaster
I4U bushels potatoes
5 bbls n. Z, rum
And per sIOop Java, trom.Nevv York,
3pipes superior cognac bransyt
march 20
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Spring Goods.

JOSEPH JANNEY,
HAS Just received and offers for sale an
IL assortment OF Spring Goods, also an
assortment of Waldron's grain and grass
scythes.
4 mo t6 laWtf
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ed 90 make the recommendation. contain.
ed in your joint letter Of the Isl inst in
relation TO the affair now pendinc, besweer.
Col. Cunning and myself; but situated rs
I ANIL confess feel some en,barro ssment
in giving you an answer. have been in.
vitcd by col. Cunning to. an interview Of a
particular kind. The invitation was di-
rect and explicit, so as to preclude even
an inquiry into the grievance for which
redress was demanded. In addition to
this, it has been stated in the most public
manner. upon the authority of friend Of
col. Cummings that he would permit no
mediation. Under these circumstances.
(if the latter be not founoed oDsome mis-.
conception, il would seem to be nuea.
tory act on my part to agree to course
which col. Cumming has predetermined
not to pursue. l am, however, determin.
ed, that no imputation shall rest on me on
the one hand or the other. iii could be-.
lieve it necessary to convince the world
of my courage by fighting, | should not
think my reputation worth defending. It
is possible, nay, probable, that many
things have been exaggerated, and even
falsely stated BY rumor, and that these
may have contributed to the state of feel.
ing out of which the controversy between
us has grown until il reached the present
crisis. have, therefore, no hesitation in
saying that il the affair can be honorably
adjusted without recurring to the last al.
l tentative, should be ashamed of nv own
weakness II were to refuse my assent ia
any proposition, calclated to produce
that result but it must, at the same time
be distinctly understood that / am not in
a position either to seek or avoid the
contest, and that my acquiescence is to
constitute no part of col. Cummings in
ducement to aceede to your proposition.
l must, therefore, request, that you will
not communicate my answer to col Cum
ing, until you shall have received his.
| Your obedient servant,
| (signed) GEORGE M.DUFFIE.
II n
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col. cuMING's REPLY.
AUGUSTA, JUNE, Cd 1892

AUGUSTA, JUNE, I'd 1922.
Gentlemen-I have the honour TO ac-
knowledge the receipt of your communi,
cation Of the LIST instant. For reasons
which it is unnecessary to state, I cannot
adopt your suggestions concerning the af-
fair in question; but while 4 thus decline
The proffered mediation, you may be as
sured that the kindness of your purpose
and the manner in which it was express
sed, have made sensible impression on
my feelings l have the honour to be.
gentlemen, with the highest respect and
esteem, your obedient servant.
WILLIAM CUNNING.
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DIALOGUE

Sef7vefn Subscriber and Printer.
Sub. Blu. stop, Mr.. Printer. and while
you are so busily engaged in telling MS ey-
cry thing that is going on abroad is
there nothing that concerns yourself at
home, which you wish to speak of?
=. Upon my word, don't know what.
IN particular you alludc to.
Sub. Is not this about the close of tho,
year and Goes not a new volume begin
soon
r. q, yes, the next week we crv sone
OF new, and begin our sixth year. But
what Of that
sub. do you not intend before Court
70 give your readers notice of it, lust to
Jog their memories, that those who are
indebted may como in and pay YOU.
r. had thought not and for this rea-
son-.f would look like newspaper dun,
which very much dislike.
Sub. But would it not be desirable IN
nave all your subscribers come or send
in'and pay you up the balance due, do you
owe nothing to your papermaker, or
nave you paid for your house vet?
r. Bless your heart what questions
yes am indebted to my paper maker
something, and owe pretty large sum of
for my house; and as to my subscribers
coming or sending in and settling up tho
balances due, though trilipg in them
selves, nothing could be more acceptable:
but without formal notice most Of them
will recollect it---and so generous have Z
always found them, that those who can
muster up dollar ortwo, have no doubt
will either bring the sum themselves or
send 1t by some neighbour.
Sub. am glad to see you have so
much confidence, and hope It may be re-
allied tor think you take pains enough
for it.
r. Thank you for the compliment: I
am never uDgrateful for favours and sen.
sIble OF the kindness bestowed upon me.
shall do the utmost in my power to rem,
der the Record worthy of its extensive
and increasing patronage.
ViAose Record.
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Per the steamboat Potomac I
ARRIVAL. OFsTHE nor NET

NORFOLK, AUG. l2-rhe u. S. sIoop
ofwar Hornet capt. R. Henley, anchored
last evening between C,aney.lsland and
Fort Norfolk, from cruize, and z DAYS
from Havana.--As none of the Officers OF
the Hornet were permitted to come up to
town last night in consequence oil, the
quarantine regulations, we have not beer
able to collect any intelligence respecting
her cIuizc.--We regret to learn that Mr..
HENRY MYERS, a Midsbipman on board
the Hornet, and youngest son of Moses
MYERS, ESQ. Of this Borough, departed
this life on Friday last, alter an illness of
Ave days Beacon.
The accounts received yesterday from
the sick of the crew of the Macedonian,
who are now on Craney Island, appear to
be more favourable. There were 46 en-
the sick report, and 90 odd were conva.
lescent,so that they could move about the
island with considerable facility The re-
maindcr were doing as well as could be
expected. There were about five cases
that might be considered as bad. Only
one death occurred during the day, and
ua. o! man who had relapsed. ~
On Saturday there were SO on the Sick
Report Three new cases occurred on
board the .Hieyk, and were trans ferred to
the Island. and two deaths took place
Capt JOHNSON, of TIE sioop Ocean,
ifom Pensacola, which place he left 26th
July states, that the Legislature Of the
Territory had commenced its session, and
were transacting business. The publics
ton OF the fFloridian" newspaper was
suspended, in consequence of,he proprie.
tors being out of paper. Herald.
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EXECUTIVE MERCY.

One Henry Lynn, ofNew York, it NAV
be recollected, was convicted of a base
ard infamous attempt to destroy the char
acter OF young and innocent girl. He
'eceIved sentence, which subjected him
20 imprisonment for sixty DAYS, to pay a
fine Of twenty-five dollars, and to enter
into recognizance for two years, for his
good behaviour.
His ExcelleDcy De Hfn Clinton, has
seen tit to remit that part of his punish
nenf; which inflicted imprisonment. II
appears, that this deliberate IiJeller had
friends at eoart, and on a certificate, tina,
he was youngster of "sfndions habits,H
yc. signed by certain Dignitaries of the
church, he is to be cxonerated from the
most exemplary part Of his punishment
ne National .ddUoeate and the .Ameri-
ram with manly boldness, denounce this
interference with the course of Justice.
a correspondent OF the Commercial Nd.
vertiser iustifies The pardon. Mr.. Stone.
however, himself avows mis- surprise at
the pardon. To our minds, the most OBJ.
poxious feature in the trapsa ctjon, is that
his "respectable family and counexiens,'
are to shield him from the sentence of
tie law, Tor mean crime. Once aI,ow
this principle, and VIC may well recos-
i,ize the truth OF the ma&;m:
sFiate sis with gold, the spear os in,,;ce Freaks
= mi, with rags, pigmy straw wrH pierce H.
Baltimore Pafy1of.
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The deaths ON board the Macedonian
irigste from the time of her sailing from
Boston to the 1lth inst. were 81
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The ship Admiral Russell, lately
launched in England, was named by Lady
CORVALLIS, who was launched in her, and
broke a bottle Of wine on her bow.
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Sir Robert Boyle seriously speaks in
terms OF abhorrence Of the eating of raw
oysters-as It we were cannibals
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In Kentucky Member Of Congress
j. objected to, as passing too much Of his
time with the ladies'.
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To Col. w. Cunning, and
Geo. M'Dufie, esqr.
Mr.. M'DUFFlE'S REPLY.
EDeEFIELD, Q. u. JUNE, 9, 1922.
Gentlemen-I duly appreciate the
feelings by which you have been prompt,
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When the King Of England attended
the Theatre one of his servants in livery,
was detected in picking pockets.
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Commodore Daniel T. Patterson. Of
the us. Navy has arrived in philadeI.
phia from New Orleans, on visit to his
family, and to the seat of government
after long absence at his command.
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AN EMIGRANT.

we have heard it stated that manwbo
lately arrived at Quebec from Ireland.
has been committed to the Gaol of that
city, charged with being an accomplice
IN the murder committed on the bocy of
aMagistrate ofthat country. We are like
wise informed that he has has confessed
his guilt; and that he has been secured
until an opportunity occurs Of sending him
10 Ireland for trial. Montreal Herald,
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Seven new periodical publications, for
criticism, have been established during
the last week in England.
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AT New Brunswick lately four persons
were poisoned by eating museles-and
two OF the persons died.
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- We received no papers north O,
baltimore BY last evenings mail.
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AT late Ball given by the King of
England TO the Prince and Princess of
Denmark, all the foreign Ambassadors
were invited, e-rceht the Minister from
Shain! And at an cntertainr:.ent given
by a Noble Lord a few days after, The
same circumstance occurred!
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A corps Of young men has been or
ganised ih Charleston, s. e. who are to
act as corps Of CdDairy. Their dress
IS split shirt, and white hat, turned up
in front, with two black plumes their
arms double barrelled gun, pair OF
pistols and sabre. A
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LONDON, JUNE 3.-A large ship of 81
guns, built eractiy on the plan of the n
t1erican frigates, will be launched from
Woolwick dock yard in about s weeks.
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The pretensions of Mrs. Olive Series,
who claims to be the daughter of the late
Duke OF Cumberland, brother Of George
I'LL. appear by the late English papers, TO
be much better founded than had gene
rally been supposed. DIR Washington
seems to have established for her, in the
PrerogatIve Court, in London, the gen.
uiDeness ofGeorge the thirds signature to
an attestA,ion Of her being ready the leg
itimate daughter ofthe Duke. Well sup.
ported evident of his marriage with her
mother was also adduced She claims, by
DIR. Washington, legacy us 900 ster-
ling, bequeathed to her by George Ill
The fate of this lady, should she Ultimate
ly gain her point, will be remarkable. -
She has been treated as AN impostor, OF
a maniac, in nearly all the British prints.
confined in prison for debt, SC. NJ Gag
In North Providence, (R L. an ordi-
nance has been passed, that any dog
found at large within the town, or without
a line about his neck OF not more than
six feet long, and the owner hold of il.
may be killed, and buried three feet at
least beIo,s the surface, and not less than
ten rods from any dwelling house. A
reward OF ifty cents is to be paid 10 apy
person who shall kill and bury such an.
imal.
When 1r. Matthews took leave of
a London audience, June a2, he took &C.
cssion to remark, that he hoped to be
able " to bring back neS budget for
'neir amusement, and to prove that in
absence their smiles were present to his
memory. Dem, Press.