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American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31
NOUSE OF REpRESFv7, gr,urc

,a "h' ROOD IN offering the following resolution
nnnn, sumo remarks, which the Reporter had not an
~ unity OF hearing, TO shew Why he called Tor
-. p ,"l1r'ha'lon therein referred to,
Meso''ea' hat the Secretary ofthe Treasury be
70 lay before this House, as soon couve-
,yh;oh 80 NC CAM statement oil all the cases in
cn.,o "e invoices admitted by the collectors ofthe
customs IN estimating the adj yalorem du,;cs. and
vie estimates OF the value of the goods made by the
puohe appraisers on the entry of the said goods
'ona foreign ports, have been adiudged too low by
subsequent inspection under the seventh section Of
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31
SEVENTEENTH. CONGRESS-.
5rtOnn 5sssion.
IN SEMiTE--Jaauqry 81.

The Senate resumed, in commitee of the whol,
the consideration OF the bill 10 abolish lmprsonurr'
tor debt, Mr.. SMITH Of Md. in the chair.
MIR. VAN DYKE offered his views Of The nronoa
tons before the Senate, and bis reasons for 6ep
opposed 10 the br' adj measure originally proposrd
yet IN favor Of a modified system Of exemption fam
Imprisonment for debt. He concluded by movpr
that the bill and amendments be referred to ss,S
committee OF seven mem ers, that they might, b
wing heard the various views offered BY eenlemg
enlea'or to frame, from the different substitutes
which had been proposed, such bill as would mte,
the concurrence oil a majority OF the Senate.
ms motion was agreed to !; and Mtssrs. Jan
Itybce, johnson, Of KY IAN Buren,, Southland. .1lik
laytor, OF Va. and Smith OF S. c, were APPOINTED
the committee.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE.

On motion by Mr.. Chauncey, the following reso'
luton was read.
Whereas il has become an alarming practice OF
the slaves of this state abscond from their mas
tiers or owners, without any just cause or proVoca-
ton, and to fee TO the state oil Pennsylvania; and
as the existing laws OF said state are such as 10 al
ford them every means of escape IRON the pursuit.
oil their masters or owners, and from the great en-
couragement and protection which they receive from
the citizens of said state, by raising OF mobs, and
other encouragements given them to murder such
masters or owners, thas become peculiarly hazard
TO the life of any MASTER owner, to arrest any
absconding servant, if oyertaken O said state.
Resolved, Therefore, that the Legislature Of this
state appoint wise and discreet men, on the
part Of Ibis house, and or the part OF the
senate, to proceed forthwith to the seat Of govern
ment oil Pennsylvania and then and there 10 use
their utmost cndeavofs with the legislature Of said
state, to get law passed as to prevent any iu-
ture distractions incons eniencss from arresling
such absconded servants, and to get repealed all laws
creating such distractions or Inconvenience.
The season has arrived when our fears from the
ravages OF fire ought to be awakened in order TO
put us on the defensive. Warnings are daily reuc
ms us through the newspapers, a d our own towt
has narrowly escaped several visations from this
scourge by timely discoveries. Among the causes
OF hres, are setting away ashes in wooden vessels
or 10 tin vessels upon wooden floors leaving can
dies and lamps burning during the night-rakng
up large quantities OF live Goals in the Fl place gS
leaving sticks of wood or brands standing in the cor
ner and clothes hanging on chairs to dry--placine
stoves on floors without stone or brick foundation
and permitting stove pipes to pass near partitions of
wood. Others nigh; be enumerated, but 1t is no
ped that the preceding catalogue will suffice to AVA
ken housekeepers and their domestics TO the duty
Of arefuIness-ane elect ofwhch might in one short
hour of the night involve themselves and their
neighbors in ruin.-Pror. GaS.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31
IN SEMqY'E-L,nuary o.

DR. p Eat0n submitted the following resolution;
1'eSoteed' That the Secretary Of the Treasury Dc
requested to inform the Senate fany loans Of money,
70 any AMOUNT, and The purpose for which the SAINT
nave oeen made, from the Treasury to sny indiyi.
9nals r Banking institutions since the first day Of
January 1878, and il any, whether such loans, 50
sue' nave YET been repaid, or in any manner ad
auatey secured, SO that the government will ulti
na'eiy be so satisfactorily secured,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31
HOUSE or REpREyENrgTJYRS - ;,

HoCoE Of REPRESENTATIVES, 81
ne Speaker laid before the House menorialc
me Board Tor Internal Improvement Of The state q
4Nor'h carolina, praying the aid of government
me removal OF certain sand bars at the entrance
Cape Fear river.
~ Condict presented TWO memorials fromtb.
ihhaoitanls Of New Brunswick, and the adaceu,
country in the state of New Jersey, praying thai
me AID OF government may be extended to The man.
Interests Of the nation.
Nh. Ste'odrd presented memorial Of sundry IN.
haotants oil the state OF Pennsy ana, PRAYING Forh
aid Of Congress IN the improvement of the nayga.
ton of the river Potomac.
NJ. Hamilton presented memorial Of sun1ry
banking institutions, Insm ance Companies. ardn.
d'lduais OF Charleston, South Carolina. prayinp IA,
the charter OF The Bank Of the United State, na,b,
so amended as to release the said Bank and NJ ,G.
ces rom receiving in payment of all dues 10 tbe,y
eminent the notes of all the different Offices oMe
SAID Bank Of the United States, in whatever mart Of
Inc onlon such office may be located.
nm fhea presented memorial the eobtb con-
yenuon OF the Manumisson Society Of ,be srate Of
ennessee praying that Congress will take ne 81
nation OF the people of color of the United States
e'd IN slavery, into consideration, and nrovde b,
aw Tor their relief N F''''1'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31
ROUSE OR PEppl.l.l,,

11I Co. q III 1lIs'9E1VI.4ITVES Jan q.
,ha ne opToVer ia'd before the House letter from
the President of the United STATES co,,o
to Congress Report OF the Board of Enn;rssrs 4
surveys made on the rivers Ohio and Nf;ss;..innj
from the Rapids Of the Ohio, al Louisville to The
Dd'ize' Tor the purpose Of facilitating and ascertain
ng the most practicable mode of improving the ma
ed to lie on the table. ""' 'ea0 a." OO''
ne 'Speaher also presented letter from the Sc
c.esa'y Of War; transmitting a report Of what pro.
gress mas been made in opening the road leading
rom F'a'lsourg to Sackett's IIalhor which letter
and report were laid on the table. "''O" 49,
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31
E|tract to the Editors dated.

.,r,,, ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 2s, 1928.
ne Dill to abolish Religious Tests has pascal
Senate, Think W" pass 'he
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31
From The Baltimore .qmericnn.

we congratulate the friends of civil and rel;-
glous liberty, that the bill extending to ali fl.
ciuzens OF Maryland the same civil rights aud reL-
gious privileges which are enjoyed under the con-.
suuoon OIL the United States, has after an animated
HiscuSSioh' passed the House of Delegates Of Mary
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31

Ftarseed'-A letter from Dublin, of Oct Goth.
states that the flaxseed market in 1921 being com
pieteiy orerstocked, the price, which in April wa.
~ IS 6d,.very soon declined to2g 15s. and con.
unued gradually falling until the close of the season
when i reached g. Is. per hid. leaving surplus
o. io,uoO hhds on hand The quantity imported
10 l0SS, amounted to 50,190 hhds, leaving sur
plus on naDd on the5ilI of July, of 1926 hhds, SO
s"a. mere Is no prospect ofthe article rising in
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31
From the DoyIestomn Democrnt Ian n

On New Years morning, man by the name OF
Eschert' OF Eaycock township in this county, was
instantaneousy killed in the discharge Of gun.
A number OF young men had assembled on new
years morning, to usher in the year by firing,
which we believe TO be general practice among
the Germans in our country. Mr. Echert had load
IN his gun, which had not been used for some time.
and IN consequence Of not being able to get it of
took the barrel from he stock, andve:y imprudent-
~ placed it at the mouth Of stove after the barrel
had become almost red hot and without dischar
gng the load, he took it out, and ST ange as it may
appear, placed live coal in the muzzie of the gun,
and commenced blowing it, at this instant the gun
went off, and dreadful TO relate, the whee of IT'S
contents entered his month and passed out OF the
back part o. his head; carrying away arly all OF
ms oiSlns' and shatteFng the upper part Of his head
10 atoms. He expired without a gIoan.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31
Washington, January 81, 1928.

WaShington January 81, 1928.
A bill was yesterday reported in the House o
Representatives for organizing the Naval Peace
Establishment; by which it is proposed thai the
Establishment shall consist OF one Rear Admiral
hve Commodores twenty five Captains, thirty Mas
tiers Commandant, one hundred and ninety Lieuten.
ants, twenty Sailing Masters, four hundred Mid
shipmen thirty-6ve Surgeons, forty five Surgeons,
Mates forty Pursers. six Chaplans, twenty Boats-
vans twenty gunners, fifteen Carpenters fifteen
oallmakers' and of all other Officers Petty Officers
oeamen, &C number not Exceeding three lbou.
sand hive hundred. The bill contains MANY othr,
provisions OF great Importance to the interests Of
the Navy We have given only the groundwork
oil the system.
The bill yesterday reported in the House ~
representatives to regulate the Post-O Office Estab
lshment, resembles, good deal the bill Of tbe Lac,
session, which passed the House of Renre. rnt,-
uVes' and was rejected in the Senate. The mos.
important part OF the bill is that which nronosss
10 cause the commissions OF all Postmasters 10
expire within this year, and to make ali future an.
polh'ments to be for term of four years when m.
same persons may be re-appointed, provided thew
are not IN arrears to the government. 1t PROMISES
also to take away the right of franking from ali ,hs
executive Officers except the Heads of Denart,
ments. NJ epaft'
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31

A government order has been issued IN Hindos
tan oy the English government, forbiddng the burn
ing OF Widows while in state OF pregnancy, or
when within the age of sixteen years. 1t also en-.
JOINS the proper officers to use strict scrutiny. TO
ascertain whether compusion is used or Intoxicating
drugs administered 1t is elieyed that the prac
ice itself might be wholly broken up were The Eng
ilsh government disposed to hazard the consequeD
ces OF suppressing it.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31

Some profane people would say was reflection unon
creation that If all living things only two could be named
winch would remain true to while in state Of poycrtv
to deserta human being in the lowest state of der
daon and misery SO the latter with equal pcrtnancity
Sticks by man IN adversiy. Georgetga 1etr5soEtan
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1823-01-31

A young foreign princess, who took lively int
rest In the fate OF French officer made prisoner
during the Russian campaign, has beqoeathed to
him part Of her fortune, which is considerable
II is added, that at her death she expressed much
regret at not having been able to give her hand to
MIN who possessed her heart.-FariS paper.
Between 1 / and IL O'Clock this mornino the
heavens presented novel and beautiful apnearance
u seemed as II there four or more suns, in the
radli OF the suns rays, each emitting mild trans
parent stream of light The phenomena were in
teresting for their beauty and aingularity.
Fhu. pup. 18th inst.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-08
IYNcnnuRe, AUGUST ., l0.a

~ The public examination Of the young
ladies'. forming the +" LBaehburg ffpiaio 3ca'
,seHp,s vii, take place nj The Baptist Church,
this s,srning ~ hnif past \ o'clock
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-08
THE VIRGINIAN.
PLEasANrs. BUTIRn ! 60.
rn.ssrp 'ksr runtisrgD ~

HIE AoAH I6s Do 4 EEssFH = = !.
PUBLISHERS or rHE Laws o. TIT 49, ,
-Has1 : assposife Messrs H. eRlfh !. CfGgiofS
sr~ Tie Semi Weekly Paper, NJ 81 sna INC
Weekly Paper, al 50 per antiii1l, payap'e W
advance W subscription rsi he received 10, ~,
: les time lhan six msiifhs: and no paper will
5.e a,seontsu,rd .lat ~ tise discretion AZ the
r..sitorzl an,R all arrearages are paid.
NJ ACHIEVEMENTS al he inserted nj %
cents pxr ssaere (og les) the'hft linn aud
a. II cents for each Continuance Those
from distance must be raid for rrrsi"us 70
their insertion, or slre pasaens assumed by
some responsible person IN Iynehhrrg
IL Chaneery Orders are inserted Tor "s
dhlars.
NJ All letters rt,lressed Ia The Editors must
be rosr ram, or they viii moi be attended 10
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-08

Paragraphs have been circulated in pa
pers hostile TO Mr.. Adams, accusing him of
having pronounced Paine's political wri-
tlngs morse than Dorthtess," and of tiesir-
ing to Introduce at Washington the non
sense of European etiquette. For proof of
these assertions, their authors refer to his
letter in answer to General Sr1yth, and his
letter to the Vice President on etiquette.-
These writers are somewhat unfortunate
IN Their references, since they will find
themseles fully contradcted in the yery
documents cited. Mr.. Adams never de.
nounced the political writings of Paine as
"rorse hdn worth,ess," but applied this e.
mark solely to his religious productions
His letter on etiquette was written for the
purpose ofcondemniug such folly, and is
therefore very awkwardIy cited as proy-
ing his desire of introducing it among US.
Ills enemies complain of his austerity and
stiffness, and his deficiency in that elegant
and condescending suavity that distinguish
es some of the other candidates. If, then,
ne IS deslrous of introducing etiquette, he
must first take few lessons, for with his
present unbendng and Democratic exterior.
ne would make rather clumsy courtier.
Boston Pat
-...sMe.s.-
A writer in the Florence Alab. Gazette.
says, " If it We're left to the Alabama LIE
slslature to elect President, William H.
Crawford would not receive 90 votes, "altho'
!" 1t has been conjectured that the state of
Alabama, the offspring of Georgia, and so
bountltsliy supplied with public officers
created by treasury influence, would be
strong in support of the Treasury candi.
date"
"Nothing like keeping up .Sieam.-Ou the
first trip of the Steam boat this season. to
test her speed and machinery, upwards of
500 persons embarked on board, and after
enjoying hearty dinner, and the glass
had gone round cheerily, it was determin-
ed to make ! Presidentto the United States:
when Henry Clay ecipsed the Others.
John z. Adams few lengths behind, John
{. Calhoun close at the heels of Mr.. A.
and VIM. ii. Crawford distanced. Itap.
pears by the Buffalo Journal of this week.
that on the last trip of the Steam boat. Mr.
Adams was the favorite candidate"
The above article is from the last Black
Rock Beacon, and in confirmation of il we
submit the following communication re-
cel'ed day or two since at this eiiice.--)
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-08

'en. Call, of Pensacola, is elected Dele
sa.e Tor Florida in the 18th Congress.
WI. Fernandez, the late delegate had 95s
votes, and Mr.. Hamilton, a4e.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-08

Candidates for Vice Presidency, begin to
spring up like mushrooms. We already
bave--Ex-Governor Warrington, and
Gov. Morrow, Of Ohio Richard Rush Of
Pennsylvania, now Ambassador to Eng,
land :; Smith Thompson of the Navy, and
Gen. Brown of the army from New York,
and VIM. Eustis, Governor of Massachu,
sets. Empor1um.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1823-08-08

n s:raws Gc.n 10 use fasol.l. hs.sc q
speech of the Advocate.
From the New York American.
.Hesrs. Editois,--Tlle following accoun,
of proceedings on hoard the steam Boat
Superior, | believe expresses the sent.
ments Of about seven-eighths of The people
of this country on the stbiee'. IL you
think it worth publishing il IS al your
service for that purpose. The facts are
correctly stated by one of the party.
TIE sense Of Hc People.
A meeting was held en- the 18th inst. Of
passengers on board the steam boat Snpe.
rior, on Lake Ere, for the purpose of ex.
pressing their sense relative TO the next
Presidential election.
The meeting convened suddenly, and
without preparation, and agreed TO proceed
to business at once, by voting by general
ballot. On telling over the votes It appear.
ed that there were representatives from
the states of Maine, Massachusetts, Yer.
mont, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Penn.
sylyania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois aud LOU.
siana, and the territory OF Michigan--tep
states and one territory, all of which uni.
ted in recommending John Quincy Adams
to the American people, as the most suita.
bic person for the next President.
One efthe Passengers.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-02
The Alexanllria Baths

A RE new in complete order, fitted up in a
n superior style, and will be ready for the
accommodation of the public on the first Of May.
AS this establishment has received the unquaIi-
ned appreciation ofthe physicians, 1t is unneces-
sary to say more in its recommendation, than,
thatsTict attention will be given in its manage
ment, and faithful male and female Servants
provided. DEMONSTRATION with families
IS single persons So three warm baths 81 !;
four cold baths 81; single baths 371 cents
One half ofthe subscription money will be ex-
pected in advance, aud the balance on the 10th
Of May. ap IS ELIZABETH LAWS
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-02
This is to give Notice.

VNHAT the subscriber Of Alexandria county
II in the district of Columbia, has obtained
from the Orphans Court of said county. l.tteis
OF administration on the personal estate Of
James Grigsby, late of the county aforesaid,de-
ceased all persons having claims against the
SAID deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscri.
Der or before the 2Sth November next,or thew
may by law be excluded from. all benefit TO said
estate; and those indebted thereto, are requested
10 make immediate payment. Given under nv
hand, this 2sth May, 1923. ANN GRIGSBY.
June law6t Admir-. ofJames Grigsbv,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-02
White Beaver Hats. etc.

WHIIO DtdF6T ETdLS, Cue
T HAVE just received an assortment Of white
Il and black beaver hats, of superior quality,
with uncommon long knaps, warranted elastic
water proof, which are not exceeded by any o.
ther in this district ALSO, ladies', gentlemens
and children's Leghorus; do mems g. boys fur
and wool hats, of every description; together
with variety ofother articles, for sale at low
prices, by JOHN Fl. RUNNELLS,
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-02

Seed Potatoes &Y. III. Tea, afoat.
i lindsay & HILL, have jast received from
LIN. York, per schr Meridian, and this day
landing, 400 bush seed potatoes (white) in
good order, and chests Y. Hyson tea, repre-
scented TO be very fine, which they will sell low
from the vessel. NAV o6
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NOTICE.

TIME subscriber having been appointed trus.
Il tee for the creditors Of John B. German, an
insolvent debtor, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted 10 said German, to make inn
mediate payment 10 me and all persons hav-
ing claims are requested to presentthem on or
before the 6rst day of September next, other
wise they win be debarred from all benefit OF
the estate. june II JsH RgNNELLLS.
u The Genius of Liberty and Washington
ran of Leesburg, the Alexandria Herald, and
Metropolitan of Georgetown, will please pub:
lish the above twice week for four weeks
then once week for four weeks
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n assortment Of Paper,
BY HENRY PITTMAN.
CONDITIONS
OF THE ALEXANDRIA, HERALD

oF The ALEXANDRIA HERALD.
i. Five dollars year; half yearly in advance
by town subscribers.
II. subscriptions for less than six months
charged at the rate Of six and a quarter cents
each paper. ''"''
III III Extra papers six and quarter cents.
ages are balanced. ' a''eat
V. ADvEsrIsEmEETs, not exceeding so,,..
inserted three times for one dollar; and t,Is,,.'.
hVe cents Tor every subsequent insertion ~.
ger ones IN proportion Advertisement Ill
nave not the number Of Insertions marLe5 ~
Wnhng' will be continued till forbid. !"
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MOT1URSo
NOTICE
NOTICE.

HE subscribers TO I. KennersIey's, Perio
II dical Publications, that were distributed in
this city and its vicinity by Mr. Peter Creighton,
deceased, may be assured that the remaining
numbers viii be regularly delivered so soon rs !,
proper person can be obtained for that purpose.
The subscriber also begs leave TO remind all
those who a: in arrears for numbers delivered;
that, on their receiving the next number, he
will expect 10 receive the balances due on the
work oct l6 III. WEARY, agent, Baltimore
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Navy Commissioners Office.

18TH MARCH, 1923.
= ne commissioners of the, navy will receive
p'oposals ,lii the first of June next, for furnish
ing the following described American iron ar
the best quality, viz: -
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-02
KERR & FITZHUGH

KERR & FTTZHUGH
NFFER for sale on good terms 5 hhds N,
" Orleans sugar
hhds sup Barbados sugar for family use
80 bbls assorted sugars
600 loaves refined sugars
le hhds bright retailing molasses
5000 VT prime green coffee
IL chests and half chests gunpowder, i'm.
periai and young hyson teas of the latest
imporfations
I case sup gunpowder tea in ID cannisters
And box fine souchong do
pipe old l.. F. Madeira wine, Araujo's
brand
or casks cup old port do
/ pine Teneriffe do old
90 cases old Madeira do dog each
25 do do port do do
10 do claret do do
pipes very sap cognac brandy years old
l puncheon Jamaica rum
do Antigua do
500 gals old whiskey
pipe old Irish do
80 bbis Baltimore do
% boxes sperm candles Swain &, Co.'S patent
10 boxes mould do
10 do dipped do
$50 gals Rodman's best sperm oil
~ boxes soap very good
ton shot assorted
10 kegs gunpowder
casks and few pine apple cheese
cases fresh salad oil with their usual as
sortment of choice groceries Also,
$50 bbIs prime shad, 200 do nett and gross
herring, put up with great care for family use.
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-02
ALE AND PORTER.

TtHE subscribers will supply house keepers
L and country merchants with the best ale
and porter in bottles. KERR & FITZHUGH.
10 our town customers il will be delivered,
thrc ugh the season, at their houses, free Of ex.
penss. tf may 70
The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-07-02

) in. square rods 4,5OO lbs
s inches by IA in. 5000 lbs.
2 inches square $3.50 lbs.
II inches square 1880 lbs.
. inches square 500 lbs.
q inches by 20 500 lbs.
Z inches square 500 lbs.
5 % inches square 1880 lbs.
8 inches by l l.8 $3.50 lbs.
% oy 4 $500 lbs.